Patch for parsing CDATA sections.

We've just gotten a news feed that looks like this:

<ARTIKKEL>
<TITTEL><![CDATA[Stalltips fra Warren]]></TITTEL>
<KATEGORI><![CDATA[Aksjetips]]></KATEGORI>
<DATO><![CDATA[16.07.04 10:56]]></DATO>
</ARTIKKEL>

This is, according to people who know XML, valid.

clocc doesn't seem to be able to parse this -- it just gives a
backtrace.

So here's a quick patch that reads a marked section and just returns
the text in the section.
 
Index: cllib-xml.lisp
===================================================================
RCS file: /home/cvs/backoffice/clocc/cllib-xml.lisp,v
retrieving revision 1.1
diff -c -r1.1 cllib-xml.lisp
*** cllib-xml.lisp	2 Jun 2004 13:59:54 -0000	1.1
--- cllib-xml.lisp	16 Jul 2004 11:52:16 -0000
***************
*** 745,767 ****
                          'read-xml stream last)
                  (make-xml-decl :name name :args (nbutlast atts))))
           (#\!
!           (if (char= #\- (peek-char nil stream))
!               (let ((ch (progn (read-char stream) (read-char stream t nil t))))
!                 (assert (char= #\- ch) (ch)
!                         "~s: cannot handle: <!-~c" 'read-xml ch)
!                 (make-xml-comment :data (xml-read-comment stream)))
!               (let ((obj (read stream t nil t)))
!                 (case obj
!                   (xml-tags::entity (make-xml-comment
!                                      :data (xml-read-entity stream)))
!                   ((xml-tags::doctype xml-tags::element xml-tags::attlist
!                     xml-tags::notation)
!                    (make-xml-misc :type obj :data
!                                   (read-delimited-list #\> stream t)))
!                   (t (warn "~s: what is `~s'? proceed, with fingers crossed..."
!                            'read-xml obj)
!                      (cons obj (xml-list-to-alist
!                                 (read-delimited-list #\> stream t))))))))
           (t (unread-char ch stream)
              (xml-read-tag stream)))))
      ;; do not need `xml-list-to-alist' in <!DOCTYPE foo [...]>
--- 745,774 ----
                          'read-xml stream last)
                  (make-xml-decl :name name :args (nbutlast atts))))
           (#\!
!           (cond
! 	   ((char= #\- (peek-char nil stream))
! 	    (let ((ch (progn (read-char stream) (read-char stream t nil t))))
! 	      (assert (char= #\- ch) (ch)
! 		      "~s: cannot handle: <!-~c" 'read-xml ch)
! 	      (make-xml-comment :data (xml-read-comment stream))))
! 	   ((char= #\[ (peek-char nil stream))
! 	    (let ((section (read-section stream)))
! 	      (format t "Read section ~s~%" section)
! 	      (assert (eql (read-char stream nil nil) #\>))
! 	      (cadr section)))
! 	   (t
! 	    (let ((obj (read stream t nil t)))
! 	      (case obj
! 		(xml-tags::entity (make-xml-comment
! 				   :data (xml-read-entity stream)))
! 		((xml-tags::doctype xml-tags::element xml-tags::attlist
! 				    xml-tags::notation)
! 		 (make-xml-misc :type obj :data
! 				(read-delimited-list #\> stream t)))
! 		(t (warn "~s: what is `~s'? proceed, with fingers crossed..."
! 			 'read-xml obj)
! 		     (cons obj (xml-list-to-alist
! 				(read-delimited-list #\> stream t)))))))))
           (t (unread-char ch stream)
              (xml-read-tag stream)))))
      ;; do not need `xml-list-to-alist' in <!DOCTYPE foo [...]>
***************
*** 786,791 ****
--- 793,818 ----
            (if (find (peek-char t stream t nil t) "&%<>" :test #'char=)
                (read stream t nil t)
                (values (xml-read-text stream "<&")))))))))
+ 
+ (defun read-section (stream)
+   (let ((brackets 0)
+ 	strings chars)
+     (loop for char = (read-char stream nil nil)
+ 	  do
+ 	  (progn
+ 	    (if (or (eql char #\[)
+ 		    (eql char #\]))
+ 		(progn
+ 		  (if (eql char #\[)
+ 		      (incf brackets)
+ 		    (decf brackets))
+ 		  (when chars
+ 		    (push (coerce (nreverse chars) 'string) strings)
+ 		    (setq chars nil)))
+ 	      (push char chars)))
+ 	  while (and char
+ 		     (not (zerop brackets))))
+     (nreverse strings)))
  
  ;;;
  ;;; UI

  
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  [email protected] * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen



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