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  2 chuck 1.2 //

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 30           //==============================================================================
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 32           // Authors: David Rosckes (rosckes@us.ibm.com)
 33           //          Bert Rivero (hurivero@us.ibm.com)
 34 chuck 1.2 //          Chuck Carmack (carmack@us.ibm.com)
 35           //          Brian Lucier (lucier@us.ibm.com)
 36           //

 37 aruran.ms 1.6 // Modified By: Aruran, IBM(ashanmug@in.ibm.com) for Bug# 3589

 38 chuck     1.2 //
 39               //%/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 40               
 41               #ifndef Pegasus_CQLIdentifierRep_h
 42               #define Pegasus_CQLIdentifierRep_h
 43               
 44               #include <Pegasus/Common/Config.h>
 45               #include <Pegasus/CQL/Linkage.h>
 46               #include <Pegasus/Common/Array.h>
 47               #include <Pegasus/Common/CIMName.h>
 48               #include <Pegasus/Query/QueryCommon/QueryIdentifierRep.h>
 49               
 50               PEGASUS_NAMESPACE_BEGIN
 51               
 52               
 53               /** 
 54                 The CQLIdentifier class encapsulates
 55                 the different formats of the CQL property portion
 56                 of a CQLChainedIdentifier. 
 57               
 58                 For example, a CQLChainedIdentifier can have these parts:
 59 chuck     1.2  
 60                   Class.EmbeddedObject.Property
 61                   Class.Property
 62               
 63               
 64               The "Property" portion of the CQLChainedIdentifier can be
 65               in any of these 3 formats:
 66                  (a)  property name
 67                  (b)  property[3]     e.g. an array index
 68                  (c)  property#'OK'    e.g. a symbolic constant
 69                  (d)  *   (wildcard)
 70               
 71               In the future, there may be support added for a set of indices (ranges).
 72                 */

 73 mike      1.8 class CQLIdentifierRep: public QueryIdentifierRep

 74 chuck     1.2 {
 75                 public:
 76                   CQLIdentifierRep();
 77                   /**  The constructor for a CQLIdentifier object

 78 aruran.ms 1.6           takes a const string reference as input.  The string should contain the

 79 chuck     1.2           property portion of a CQLChainedIdentifier.
 80                   
 81                        The constructor parses the input string into the components of 
 82                        the property identifier. 
 83                   
 84                        Throws parsing errors.
 85                     */

 86 aruran.ms 1.6     CQLIdentifierRep(const String& identifier);

 87 chuck     1.2 
 88                   CQLIdentifierRep(const CQLIdentifierRep* rep);
 89               
 90                   ~CQLIdentifierRep();
 91               
 92                   CQLIdentifierRep& operator=(const CQLIdentifierRep& rhs);
 93               
 94                 private:

 95 aruran.ms 1.6 
 96                     /**   This method needs to continue to take a String object, not a reference nor a const
 97                           reference.  The reason being it changes the value of the parameter and that
 98                           changed value should not be returned to the caller.
 99                     */
100               

101 chuck     1.2     void parse(String indentifier);

102 chuck     1.4 
103                   static Char16 STAR;
104                   static Char16 HASH;
105                   static Char16 RBRKT;
106                   static Char16 LBRKT;
107                   static const char SCOPE[];

108 chuck     1.2 };
109               
110               PEGASUS_NAMESPACE_END
111               
112               #endif /* Pegasus_CQLIdentifier_h */