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// Copyright 2020 Google LLC
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include "utils/grammar/next/semantics/expression.fbs";
include "utils/zlib/buffer.fbs";
include "utils/i18n/language-tag.fbs";
// The terminal rules map as sorted strings table.
// The sorted terminal strings table is represented as offsets into the
// global strings pool, this allows to save memory between localized
// rules sets.
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_.Rules_;
table TerminalRulesMap {
// The offsets into the terminals pool.
terminal_offsets:[uint];
// The lhs set associated with a terminal rule.
// This is an offset into the (deduplicated) global `lhs_set` vector.
lhs_set_index:[uint];
// Bounds the lengths of the terminal strings for quick early lookup
// abort.
min_terminal_length:int;
max_terminal_length:int;
}
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_.Rules_;
struct UnaryRulesEntry {
key:uint (key);
value:uint;
}
// One key, value pair entry in the binary rules hash map.
// The key is a pair of nonterminals and the value the index of the lhs set.
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_.Rules_;
struct BinaryRule {
// The two rhs nonterminals.
rhs_first:uint;
rhs_second:uint;
// The lhs set associated with this binary rule.
// This is an offset into the (deduplicated) global `lhs_set` vector.
lhs_set_index:uint;
}
// One bucket in the binary rule hash map that contains all entries for a
// given hash value.
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_.Rules_;
table BinaryRuleTableBucket {
rules:[BinaryRule];
}
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_;
table Rules {
// The locale this rule set applies to.
locale:[LanguageTag];
terminal_rules:Rules_.TerminalRulesMap;
lowercase_terminal_rules:Rules_.TerminalRulesMap;
// The unary rules map.
// This is a map from a nonterminal to an lhs set index into the
// (deduplicated) global `lhs_set` vector.
unary_rules:[Rules_.UnaryRulesEntry];
// The binary rules (hash) map.
// This is a map from nonterminal pair to an lhs set index into the
// (deduplicated) global `lhs_set` vector.
binary_rules:[Rules_.BinaryRuleTableBucket];
}
// A set of lhs nonterminals associated with a rule match.
// Most commonly, that is just the id of the lhs nonterminal of the rule that
// is triggered, in this case `lhs` is set to the id of the nonterminal.
// If a callback needs to be triggered, lhs is the (negated) index into the
// `lhs` vector below that specifies additionally to the nonterminal, also the
// callback and parameter to call.
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_;
table LhsSet {
lhs:[int];
}
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_;
struct Lhs {
// The lhs nonterminal.
nonterminal:uint;
// The id of the callback to trigger.
callback_id:uint;
// A parameter to pass when invoking the callback.
callback_param:ulong;
// The maximum amount of whitespace allowed between the two parts.
// A value of -1 allows for unbounded whitespace.
max_whitespace_gap:byte;
}
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_.Nonterminals_;
table AnnotationNtEntry {
key:string (key);
value:int;
}
// Usage of pre-defined non-terminals that the lexer can generate if used by
// the grammar.
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_;
table Nonterminals {
// Id of the nonterminal indicating the start of input.
start_nt:int;
// Id of the nonterminal indicating the end of input.
end_nt:int;
// Id of the nonterminal indicating a token.
token_nt:int;
// Id of the nonterminal indicating a string of digits.
digits_nt:int;
// `n_digits_nt[k]` is the id of the nonterminal indicating a string of
// `k` digits.
n_digits_nt:[int];
// Id of the nonterminal indicating a word or token boundary.
wordbreak_nt:int;
// Id of the nonterminal indicating an uppercase token.
uppercase_token_nt:int;
// Predefined nonterminals for annotations.
// Maps annotation/collection names to non-terminal ids.
annotation_nt:[Nonterminals_.AnnotationNtEntry];
}
// Callback information.
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_;
struct Callback {
// Whether the callback is a filter.
is_filter:bool;
}
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_;
struct CallbackEntry {
key:uint (key);
value:Callback;
}
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_.DebugInformation_;
table NonterminalNamesEntry {
key:int (key);
value:string;
}
// Debug information for e.g. printing parse trees and show match
// information.
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_;
table DebugInformation {
nonterminal_names:[DebugInformation_.NonterminalNamesEntry];
}
// Regex annotators.
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar.RulesSet_;
table RegexAnnotator {
// The pattern to run.
pattern:string;
compressed_pattern:CompressedBuffer;
// The nonterminal to trigger.
nonterminal:uint;
}
// Context free grammar rules representation.
// Rules are represented in (mostly) Chomsky Normal Form, where all rules are
// of the following form, either:
// * <nonterm> ::= term
// * <nonterm> ::= <nonterm>
// * <nonterm> ::= <nonterm> <nonterm>
// The `terminals`, `unary_rules` and `binary_rules` maps below represent
// these sets of rules.
namespace libtextclassifier3.grammar;
table RulesSet {
rules:[RulesSet_.Rules];
lhs_set:[RulesSet_.LhsSet];
lhs:[RulesSet_.Lhs];
// Terminals string pool.
// The strings are zero-byte delimited and offset indexed by
// `terminal_offsets` in the terminals rules map.
terminals:string;
nonterminals:RulesSet_.Nonterminals;
callback:[RulesSet_.CallbackEntry];
debug_information:RulesSet_.DebugInformation;
regex_annotator:[RulesSet_.RegexAnnotator];
// If true, will compile the regexes only on first use.
lazy_regex_compilation:bool;
// The semantic expressions associated with rule matches.
semantic_expression:[next.SemanticExpression];
// The schema defining the semantic results.
semantic_values_schema:[ubyte];
}