pos/is4c-nf/parser/Parser.php
<?php
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namespace COREPOS\pos\parser;
use COREPOS\pos\lib\ReceiptLib;
use \AutoLoader;
/**
@class Parser
The base module for parsing input
Enabled Parser modules are checked
until one matches the input. Input processing
ceases and the matching module must decide
what to do next.
*/
class Parser {
/**
A LocalStorage instance representing session data
*/
protected $session;
public function __construct($session)
{
$this->session = $session;
}
/**
Check whether the module handles this input
@param $str The input string
@return
- True The module handles this input.
The parse method() will be called next.
- False The module does not handle this input.
The parse method() will not be called and
processing will proceed to the next Parser module.
*/
function check($str)
{
return false;
}
/**
Deal with the input
@param $str The input string
@return mixed
Parse modules a keyed array:
- main_frame If set, change page to this URL
- output HTML output to be displayed
- target Javascript selector string describing which
element should contain the output
- redraw_footer True or False. Set to True if
totals have changed.
- receipt False or string type. Print a receipt with
the given type.
- trans_num string current transaction identifier
- scale Update the scale display and session variables
- udpmsg False or string. Send a message to hardware
device(s)
- retry False or string. Try the input again shortly.
The utility method default_json() provides an array
with the proper keys and sane default values.
*/
function parse($str)
{
return $this->default_json();
}
/**
A return array for parse() with proper keys
@return array
See parse() method
*/
function default_json()
{
return new ParseResult();
}
/**
Make this module last
@return True or False
Modules are not run in any guaranteed order.
Return True will force this module to be last.
BE VERY VERY CAREFUL IF YOU OVERRIDE THIS.
Quantity is the last preparse module and
DefaultTender is the last parse module. Making
your own module last will break one of these
and probably make a mess.
*/
function isLast(){
return False;
}
/**
Make this module first
@return True or False
Modules are not run in any guaranteed order.
Return True will force this module to be first
(or nearly first if multiple modules override
this method)
*/
function isFirst(){
return False;
}
/**
Display documentation
@return A string describing the module
Ideally you should note what your module it does
and what the input format is.
*/
function doc(){
return "Developer didn't document this module very well";
}
/**
Gather parse modules
@return array of Parser class names
Scan the parse directory for module files.
Return an array of available modules.
*/
static public function get_parse_chain($type='COREPOS\\pos\\parser\\Parser')
{
$set = AutoLoader::ListModules($type);
$set = array_reverse($set);
$parse_chain = array();
$first = "";
foreach ($set as $classname) {
$instance = new $classname(null);
if ($instance->isLast()){
array_push($parse_chain,$classname);
} elseif ($instance->isFirst()) {
$first = $classname;
} else {
array_unshift($parse_chain,$classname);
}
}
if ($first != '') {
array_unshift($parse_chain,$first);
}
return $parse_chain;
}
}
/**
@example HW_Parser.php
check() looks for input the module can handle. In this case
the module simply watches for the string "HW".
parse() demonstrates a couple options when the correct input
is detected. If a transaction is in progress, it displays
an error message. Otherwise, it sends the browser to
a different display script.
N.B. the HelloWorld display module is just an example; that
file does not exist in the gui-modules directory.
*/