. */ require_once 'phing/mappers/FileNameMapper.php'; include_once 'phing/util/StringHelper.php'; include_once 'phing/util/regexp/Regexp.php'; /** * Uses regular expressions to perform filename transformations. * * @author Andreas Aderhold * @author Hans Lellelid * @version $Revision: 1.9 $ * @package phing.mappers */ class RegexpMapper implements FileNameMapper { /** * @var string */ private $to; /** * The Regexp engine. * @var Regexp */ private $reg; function __construct() { // instantiage regexp matcher here $this->reg = new Regexp(); } /** * Sets the "from" pattern. Required. */ function setFrom($from) { $this->reg->SetPattern($from); } /** * Sets the "to" pattern. Required. */ function setTo($to) { // [HL] I'm changing the way this works for now to just use string //$this->to = StringHelper::toCharArray($to); $this->to = $to; } function main($sourceFileName) { if ($this->reg === null || $this->to === null || !$this->reg->matches((string) $sourceFileName)) { return null; } return array($this->replaceReferences($sourceFileName)); } /** * Replace all backreferences in the to pattern with the matched groups. * groups of the source. * @param string $source The source filename. */ private function replaceReferences($source) { // FIXME // Can't we just use engine->replace() to handle this? the Preg engine // will automatically convert \1 references to $1 // the expression has already been processed (when ->matches() was run in Main()) // so no need to pass $source again to the engine. $groups = (array) $this->reg->getGroups(); // replace \1 with value of $groups[1] and return the modified "to" string return preg_replace('/\\\([\d]+)/e', "\$groups[$1]", $this->to); } }