/// The start-tag attribute scanners, in their own file to keep the reader's /// type body under the length cap. Behavior is part of EventReader proper. extension PureXML.Parsing.EventReader { mutating func scanAttributes() throws -> [PureXML.Model.Attribute] { var attributes: [PureXML.Model.Attribute] = [] var seen: Set = [] while true { reader.skipSpace() // Byte dispatch keeps the buffer empty so scanName() reaches its // byte fast path; the Character peek is the off-fast-path fallback. if let byte = reader.peekByte() { if byte == 0x3E || byte == 0x2F { return attributes } // '>' or '/' } else { guard let next = reader.peek(), next != ">", next != "/" else { return attributes } } let mark = reader.mark let name = try scanName() reader.skipSpace() guard reader.consume("=") else { throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.expectedEquals(reader.mark) } reader.skipSpace() let value = try scanAttributeValue() guard seen.insert(name.description).inserted else { if recovering { // Keep the element: record the duplicate and drop the later // occurrence rather than failing the whole start tag. diagnostics.append(PureXML.Parsing.Diagnostic(PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.duplicateAttribute(name: name.description, mark))) continue } throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.duplicateAttribute(name: name.description, mark) } attributes.append(PureXML.Model.Attribute(name: name, value: value)) // A following attribute needs whitespace before it. Check the raw // byte when on the fast path to avoid buffering the next name char. if let byte = reader.peekByte() { // '>', '/', '?', or whitespace may legally follow a value; any // other byte means a missing separator before the next attribute. let isSeparator = byte == 0x3E || byte == 0x2F || byte == 0x3F || byte == 0x20 || byte == 0x09 || byte == 0x0A || byte == 0x0D if !isSeparator { throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.missingSpaceBeforeAttribute(reader.mark) } } else if let next = reader.peek(), next != ">", next != "/", next != "?", !next.isWhitespace { throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.missingSpaceBeforeAttribute(reader.mark) } } } mutating func scanAttributeValue() throws -> String { let mark = reader.mark guard let quote = reader.peek(), quote == "\"" || quote == "'" else { throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.unquotedAttributeValue(reader.mark) } reader.advance() let quoteByte: UInt8 = quote == "\"" ? 0x22 : 0x27 var raw = "" var length = 0 // Whether any '&' was seen: without one the value has no references, so // the decode pass (and its full re-scan for '&') is skipped. The // scanners visit every byte already, so this costs nothing extra. var sawAmpersand = false while true { // Bulk byte runs first: plain ASCII value text (the common case) // skips the per-character machinery; the run stops before the // quote, '<', CR, or any byte the Character path must inspect. if let run = reader.attributeRunBytes(quote: quoteByte, sawAmpersand: &sawAmpersand) { length += run.utf8.count try checkContent(length, mark) raw += run continue } guard let character = reader.peek(), character != quote else { break } length += 1 try checkContent(length, mark) if character == "<" { throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.rawLessThanInAttribute(reader.mark) } guard character.unicodeScalars.allSatisfy(PureXML.Parsing.XMLCharacter.isChar) else { throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.invalidCharacter(reader.mark) } if character == "&" { sawAmpersand = true } // 3.3.3: a literal whitespace character in an attribute value // normalizes to a space; this happens before reference decoding, // so whitespace that arrives via a character reference survives. raw.append(character.isXMLWhitespace ? " " : character) reader.advance() } guard reader.consume(String(quote)) else { throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.unexpectedEndOfInput(reader.mark) } // No '&' means no references to decode: the normalized run is the value. guard sawAmpersand else { return raw } return try decodeReferences(raw, at: mark) } }