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Text.ProtocolBuffers.Extensions
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Query functions for Key
External types and classes
Internal types, functions, and classes
Description

The Extensions module contributes two main things. The first is the definition and implementation of extensible message features. This means that the ExtField data type is exported but its constructor is (in an ideal world) hidden.

This first part also includes the keys for the extension fields: the Key data type. These are typically defined in code generated by hprotoc from '.proto' file definitions.

The second main part is the MessageAPI class which defines getVal and isSet. These allow uniform access to normal and extension fields for users.

Access to extension fields is strictly though keys. There is not currently any way to query or change or clear any other extension field data.

This module is likely to get broken up into pieces.

Synopsis
getKeyFieldId :: Key c msg v -> FieldId
getKeyFieldType :: Key c msg v -> FieldType
getKeyDefaultValue :: Key c msg v -> v
data Key c msg v where
Key :: (ExtKey c, ExtendMessage msg, GPB v) => FieldId -> FieldType -> Maybe v -> Key c msg v
class ExtKey c where
putExt :: Key c msg v -> c v -> msg -> msg
getExt :: Key c msg v -> msg -> Either String (c v)
clearExt :: Key c msg v -> msg -> msg
wireGetKey :: Key c msg v -> msg -> Get msg
class MessageAPI msg a b | msg a -> b where
getVal :: msg -> a -> b
isSet :: msg -> a -> Bool
wireSizeExtField :: ExtField -> WireSize
wirePutExtField :: ExtField -> Put
getMessageExt :: (Mergeable message, ReflectDescriptor message, Typeable message, ExtendMessage message) => (FieldId -> message -> Get message) -> Get message
getBareMessageExt :: (Mergeable message, ReflectDescriptor message, Typeable message, ExtendMessage message) => (FieldId -> message -> Get message) -> Get message
loadExtension :: (ReflectDescriptor a, ExtendMessage a) => FieldId -> WireType -> a -> Get a
class (Mergeable a, Default a, Wire a, Show a, Typeable a, Eq a, Ord a) => GPB a
newtype ExtField = ExtField (Map FieldId ExtFieldValue)
class Typeable msg => ExtendMessage msg where
getExtField :: msg -> ExtField
putExtField :: ExtField -> msg -> msg
validExtRanges :: msg -> [(FieldId, FieldId)]
Query functions for Key
getKeyFieldId :: Key c msg v -> FieldIdSource
This allows reflection, in this case it gives the numerical FieldId of the key, from 1 to 2^29-1 (excluding 19,000 through 19,999).
getKeyFieldType :: Key c msg v -> FieldTypeSource
This allows reflection, in this case it gives the FieldType enumeration value (1 to 18) of the Text.DescriptorProtos.FieldDescriptorProto.Type of the field.
getKeyDefaultValue :: Key c msg v -> vSource
This will return the default value for a given Key, which is set in the '.proto' file, or if unset it is the defaultValue of that type.
External types and classes
data Key c msg v whereSource

The Key data type is used with the ExtKey class to put, get, and clear external fields of messages. The Key can also be used with the MessagesAPI to get a possibly default value and to check whether a key has been set in a message.

The Key type (opaque to the user) has a phantom type of Maybe or Seq that corresponds to Optional or Repeated fields. And a second phantom type that matches the message type it must be used with. The third type parameter corresonds to the Haskell value type.

The Key is a GADT that puts all the needed class instances into scope. The actual content is the FieldId ( numeric key), the FieldType (for sanity checks), and Maybe v (a non-standard default value).

When code is generated all of the known keys are taken into account in the deserialization from the wire. Unknown extension fields are read as a collection of raw byte sequences. If a key is then presented it will be used to parse the bytes.

There is no guarantee for what happens if two Keys disagree about the type of a field; in particular there may be undefined values and runtime errors. The data constructor for Key has to be exported to the generated code, but is not exposed to the user by Text.ProtocolBuffers.

Constructors
Key :: (ExtKey c, ExtendMessage msg, GPB v) => FieldId -> FieldType -> Maybe v -> Key c msg v
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Default v => MessageAPI msg (Key Maybe msg v) v
Default v => MessageAPI msg (Key Seq msg v) (Seq v)
Typeable1 c => Typeable2 (Key c)
(Typeable1 c, Typeable msg, Typeable v) => Show (Key c msg v)
class ExtKey c whereSource

The ExtKey class has three functions for user of the API: putExt, getExt, and clearExt. The wireGetKey is used in generated code.

There are two instances of this class, Maybe for optional message fields and Seq for repeated message fields. This class allows for uniform treatment of these two kinds of extension fields.

Methods
putExt :: Key c msg v -> c v -> msg -> msgSource

Change or clear the value of a key in a message. Passing Nothing with an optional key or an empty Seq with a repeated key clears the value. This function thus maintains the invariant that having a field number in the ExtField map means that the field is set and not empty.

This should be only way to set the contents of a extension field.

getExt :: Key c msg v -> msg -> Either String (c v)Source

Access the key in the message. Optional have type (Key Maybe msg v) and return type (Maybe v) while repeated fields have type (Key Seq msg v) and return type (Seq v).

There are a few sources of errors with the lookup of the key:

  • It may find unparsed bytes from loading the message. getExt will attempt to parse the bytes as the key's value type, and may fail. The parsing is done with the parseWireExt method (which is not exported to user API).
  • The wrong optional-key versus repeated-key type is a failure
  • The wrong type of the value might be found in the map and * cause a failure

The failures above should only happen if two different keys are used with the same field number.

clearExt :: Key c msg v -> msg -> msgSource
wireGetKey :: Key c msg v -> msg -> Get msgSource
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class MessageAPI msg a b | msg a -> b whereSource
Methods
getVal :: msg -> a -> bSource

Access data in a message. The first argument is always the message. The second argument can be one of 4 categories.

  • The field name of a required field acts a simple retrieval of the data from the message.
  • The field name of an optional field will retreive the data if it is set or lookup the default value if it is not set.
  • The field name of a repeated field always retrieves the (possibly empty) Seq of values.
  • A Key for an optional or repeated value will act as the field name does above, but if there is a type mismatch or parse error it will use the defaultValue for optional types and an empty sequence for repeated types.
isSet :: msg -> a -> BoolSource

Check whether data is present in the message.

  • Required fields always return True.
  • Optional fields return whether a value is present.
  • Repeated field return False if there are no values, otherwise they return True.
  • Keys return as optional or repeated, but checks only if the field # is present. This assumes that there are no collisions where more that one key refers to the same field number of this message type.
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MessageAPI msg (msg -> Word64) Word64
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Word64) Word64
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Word32) Word32
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Word32) Word32
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Int64) Int64
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Int64) Int64
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Int32) Int32
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Int32) Int32
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Float) Float
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Float) Float
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Double) Double
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Double) Double
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Utf8) Utf8
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Utf8) Utf8
MessageAPI msg (msg -> ByteString) ByteString
MessageAPI msg (msg -> ByteString) ByteString
(Default msg, Default a) => MessageAPI msg (msg -> Maybe a) a
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Seq a) (Seq a)
MessageAPI msg (msg -> Seq a) (Seq a)
Default v => MessageAPI msg (Key Maybe msg v) v
Default v => MessageAPI msg (Key Seq msg v) (Seq v)
Default v => MessageAPI msg (Key Seq msg v) (Seq v)
Internal types, functions, and classes
wireSizeExtField :: ExtField -> WireSizeSource
This is used by the generated code
wirePutExtField :: ExtField -> PutSource
This is used by the generated code. The data is serialized in order of increasing field number.
getMessageExt :: (Mergeable message, ReflectDescriptor message, Typeable message, ExtendMessage message) => (FieldId -> message -> Get message) -> Get messageSource
This is used by the generated code to get messages that have extensions
getBareMessageExt :: (Mergeable message, ReflectDescriptor message, Typeable message, ExtendMessage message) => (FieldId -> message -> Get message) -> Get messageSource
This is used by the generated code to get messages that have extensions
loadExtension :: (ReflectDescriptor a, ExtendMessage a) => FieldId -> WireType -> a -> Get aSource
get a value from the wire into the message's ExtField. This is used by getMessageExt and getBareMessageExt above.
class (Mergeable a, Default a, Wire a, Show a, Typeable a, Eq a, Ord a) => GPB a Source
The Key and GPWitness GADTs use GPB as a shorthand for many classes.
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newtype ExtField Source
ExtField is a newtype'd map from the numeric FieldId key to the ExtFieldValue. This allows for the needed class instances.
Constructors
ExtField (Map FieldId ExtFieldValue)
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class Typeable msg => ExtendMessage msg whereSource

ExtendMessage abstracts the operations of storing and retrieving the ExtField from the message, and provides the reflection needed to know the valid field numbers.

This only used internally.

Methods
getExtField :: msg -> ExtFieldSource
putExtField :: ExtField -> msg -> msgSource
validExtRanges :: msg -> [(FieldId, FieldId)]Source
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ExtendMessage DummyMessageType
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