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package gnu.xml.pipeline;

import java.io.*;

import java.util.EmptyStackException;
import java.util.Enumeration;
import java.util.Hashtable;
import java.util.Stack;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;
import java.util.Vector;

import org.xml.sax.*;
import org.xml.sax.ext.*;
import org.xml.sax.helpers.XMLReaderFactory;


/**
 * This class checks SAX2 events to report validity errors; it works as
 * both a filter and a terminus on an event pipeline.  It relies on the
 * producer of SAX events to:  </p> <ol>
 *
 *	<li> Conform to the specification of a non-validating XML parser that
 *	reads all external entities, reported using SAX2 events. </li>
 *
 *	<li> Report ignorable whitespace as such (through the ContentHandler
 *	interface).  This is, strictly speaking, optional for nonvalidating
 *	XML processors.  </li>
 *
 *	<li> Make SAX2 DeclHandler callbacks, with default
 *	attribute values already normalized (and without "&lt;").</li>
 *
 *	<li> Make SAX2 LexicalHandler startDTD() and endDTD ()
 *	callbacks. </li>
 *
 *	<li> Act as if the <em>(URI)/namespace-prefixes</em> property were
 *	set to true, by providing XML 1.0 names and all <code>xmlns*</code>
 *	attributes (rather than omitting either or both). </li>
 *
 *	</ol>
 *
 * <p> At this writing, the major SAX2 parsers (such as &AElig;lfred2,
 * Crimson, and Xerces) meet these requirements, and this validation
 * module is used by the optional &AElig;lfred2 validation support.
 * </p>
 *
 * <p> Note that because this is a layered validator, it has to duplicate some
 * work that the parser is doing; there are also other cost to layering.
 * However, <em>because of layering it doesn't need a parser</em> in order
 * to work! You can use it with anything that generates SAX events, such
 * as an application component that wants to detect invalid content in
 * a changed area without validating an entire document, or which wants to
 * ensure that it doesn't write invalid data to a communications partner.</p>
 *
 * <p> Also, note that because this is a layered validator, the line numbers
 * reported for some errors may seem strange.  For example, if an element does
 * not permit character content, the validator
 * will use the locator provided to it.
 * That might reflect the last character of a <em>characters</em> event
 * callback, rather than the first non-whitespace character. </p>
 *
 * <hr />
 *
 * <!--
 * <p> Of interest is the fact that unlike most currently known XML validators,
 * this one can report some cases of non-determinism in element content models.
 * It is a compile-time option, enabled by default.  This will only report
 * such XML errors if they relate to content actually appearing in a document;
 * content models aren't aggressively scanned for non-deterministic structure.
 * Documents which trigger such non-deterministic transitions may be handled
 * differently by different validating parsers, without losing conformance
 * to the XML specification. </p>
 * -->
 *
 * <p> Current limitations of the validation performed are in roughly three
 * categories.  </p>
 *
 * <p> The first category represents constraints which demand violations
 * of software layering:  exposing lexical details, one of the first things
 * that <em>application</em> programming interfaces (APIs) hide.  These
 * invariably relate to XML entity handling, and to historical oddities
 * of the XML validation semantics.  Curiously,
 * recent (Autumn 1999) conformance testing showed that these constraints are
 * among those handled worst by existing XML validating parsers.  Arguments
 * have been made that each of these VCs should be turned into WFCs (most
 * of them) or discarded (popular for the standalone declaration); in short,
 * that these are bugs in the XML specification (not all via SGML): </p><ul>
 *
 *	<li> The <em>Proper Declaration/PE Nesting</em> and
 *	<em>Proper Group/PE Nesting</em> VCs can't be tested because they
 *	require access to particularly low level lexical level information.
 *	In essence, the reason XML isn't a simple thing to parse is that
 *	it's not a context free grammar, and these constraints elevate that
 *	SGML-derived context sensitivity to the level of a semantic rule.
 *
 *	<li> The <em>Standalone Document Declaration</em> VC can't be
 *	tested.  This is for two reasons.  First, this flag isn't made
 *	available through SAX2.  Second, it also requires breaking that
 *	lexical layering boundary.  (If you ever wondered why classes
 *	in compiler construction or language design barely mention the
 *	existence of context-sensitive grammars, it's because of messy
 *	issues like these.)
 *
 *	<li> The <em>Entity Declared</em> VC can't be tested, because it
 *	also requires breaking that lexical layering boundary!  There's also
 *	another issue: the VC wording (and seemingly intent) is ambiguous.
 *	(This is still true in the "Second edition" XML spec.)
 *	Since there is a WFC of the same name, everyone's life would be
 *	easier if references to undeclared parsed entities were always well
 *	formedness errors, regardless of whether they're parameter entities
 *	or not.  (Note that nonvalidating parsers are not required
 *	to report all such well formedness errors if they don't read external
 *	parameter entities, although currently most XML parsers read them
 *	in an attempt to avoid problems from inconsistent parser behavior.)
 *
 *	</ul>
 *
 * <p> The second category of limitations on this validation represent
 * constraints associated with information that is not guaranteed to be
 * available (or in one case, <em>is guaranteed not to be available</em>,
 * through the SAX2 API: </p><ul>
 *
 *	<li> The <em>Unique Element Type Declaration</em> VC may not be
 *	reportable, if the underlying parser happens not to expose
 *	multiple declarations.   (&AElig;lfred2 reports these validity
 *	errors directly.)</li>
 *
 *	<li> Similarly, the <em>Unique Notation Name</em> VC, added in the
 *	14-January-2000 XML spec errata to restrict typing models used by
 *	elements, may not be reportable.  (&AElig;lfred reports these
 *	validity errors directly.) </li>
 *
 *	</ul>
 *
 * <p> A third category relates to ease of implementation.  (Think of this
 * as "bugs".)  The most notable issue here is character handling.  Rather
 * than attempting to implement the voluminous character tables in the XML
 * specification (Appendix B), Unicode rules are used directly from
 * the java.lang.Character class.  Recent JVMs have begun to diverge from
 * the original specification for that class (Unicode 2.0), meaning that
 * different JVMs may handle that aspect of conformance differently.
 * </p>
 *
 * <p> Note that for some of the validity errors that SAX2 does not
 * expose, a nonvalidating parser is permitted (by the XML specification)
 * to report validity errors.  When used with a parser that does so for
 * the validity constraints mentioned above (or any other SAX2 event
 * stream producer that does the same thing), overall conformance is
 * substantially improved.
 *
 * @see gnu.xml.aelfred2.SAXDriver
 * @see gnu.xml.aelfred2.XmlReader
 *
 * @author David Brownell
 */
public final class ValidationConsumer extends EventFilter
{
    // report error if we happen to notice a non-deterministic choice?
    // we won't report buggy content models; just buggy instances
    private static final boolean	warnNonDeterministic = false;

    // for tracking active content models
    private String		rootName;
    private Stack		contentStack = new Stack ();

    // flags for "saved DTD" processing
    private boolean		disableDeclarations;
    private boolean		disableReset;

    //
    // most VCs get tested when we see element start tags.  the per-element
    // info (including attributes) recorded here duplicates that found inside
    // many nonvalidating parsers, hence dual lookups etc ... that's why a
    // layered validator isn't going to be as fast as a non-layered one.
    //

    // key = element name; value = ElementInfo
    private Hashtable		elements = new Hashtable ();

    // some VCs relate to ID/IDREF/IDREFS attributes
    // key = id; value = boolean true (defd) or false (refd)
    private Hashtable		ids = new Hashtable ();

    // we just record declared notation and unparsed entity names.
    // the implementation here is simple/slow; these features
    // are seldom used, one hopes they'll wither away soon
    private Vector		notations = new Vector (5, 5);
    private Vector		nDeferred = new Vector (5, 5);
    private Vector		unparsed = new Vector (5, 5);
    private Vector		uDeferred = new Vector (5, 5);
	
	// note: DocBk 3.1.7 XML defines over 2 dozen notations,
	// used when defining unparsed entities for graphics
	// (and maybe in other places)

    

    /**
     * Creates a pipeline terminus which consumes all events passed to
     * it; this will report validity errors as if they were fatal errors,
     * unless an error handler is assigned.
     *
     * @see #setErrorHandler
     */
	// constructor used by PipelineFactory
	    // ... and want one taking system ID of an external subset
    public ValidationConsumer ()
    {
	this (null);
    }

    /**
     * Creates a pipeline filter which reports validity errors and then
     * passes events on to the next consumer if they were not fatal.
     *
     * @see #setErrorHandler
     */
	// constructor used by PipelineFactory
	    // ... and want one taking system ID of an external subset
	    // (which won't send declaration events)
    public ValidationConsumer (EventConsumer next)
    {
	super (next);

	setContentHandler (this);
	setDTDHandler (this);
	try { setProperty (DECL_HANDLER, this); }
	catch (Exception e) { /* "can't happen" */ }
	try { setProperty (LEXICAL_HANDLER, this); }
	catch (Exception e) { /* "can't happen" */ }
    }

    
    private static final String	fakeRootName
	= ":Nobody:in:their_Right.Mind_would:use:this-name:1x:";
    
    /**
     * Creates a validation consumer which is preloaded with the DTD provided.
     * It does this by constructing a document with that DTD, then parsing
     * that document and recording its DTD declarations.  Then it arranges
     * not to modify that information.
     *
     * <p> The resulting validation consumer will only validate against
     * the specified DTD, regardless of whether some other DTD is found
     * in a document being parsed.
     *
     * @param rootName The name of the required root element; if this is
     *	null, any root element name will be accepted.
     * @param publicId If non-null and there is a non-null systemId, this
     *	identifier provides an alternate access identifier for the DTD's
     *	external subset.
     * @param systemId If non-null, this is a URI (normally URL) that
     *	may be used to access the DTD's external subset.
     * @param internalSubset If non-null, holds literal markup declarations
     *	comprising the DTD's internal subset.
     * @param resolver If non-null, this will be provided to the parser for
     *	use when resolving parameter entities (including any external subset).
     * @param resolver If non-null, this will be provided to the parser for
     *	use when resolving parameter entities (including any external subset).
     * @param minimalElement If non-null, a minimal valid document.
     *
     * @exception SAXNotSupportedException If the default SAX parser does
     *	not support the standard lexical or declaration handlers.
     * @exception SAXParseException If the specified DTD has either
     *	well-formedness or validity errors
     * @exception IOException If the specified DTD can't be read for
     *	some reason
     */
    public ValidationConsumer (
	String		rootName,
	String		publicId,
	String		systemId,
	String		internalSubset,
	EntityResolver	resolver,
	String		minimalDocument
    ) throws SAXException, IOException
    {
	this (null);

	disableReset = true;
	if (rootName == null)
	    rootName = fakeRootName;

	//
	// Synthesize document with that DTD; is it possible to do
	// better for the declaration of the root element?
	//
	// NOTE:  can't use SAX2 to write internal subsets.
	//
	StringWriter	writer = new StringWriter ();

	writer.write ("<!DOCTYPE ");
	writer.write (rootName);
	if (systemId != null) {
	    writer.write ("\n  ");
	    if (publicId != null) {
		writer.write ("PUBLIC '");
		writer.write (publicId);
		writer.write ("'\n\t'");
	    } else
		writer.write ("SYSTEM '");
	    writer.write (systemId);
	    writer.write ("'");
	}
	writer.write (" [ ");
	if (rootName == fakeRootName) {
	    writer.write ("\n<!ELEMENT ");
	    writer.write (rootName);
	    writer.write (" EMPTY>");
	}
	if (internalSubset != null)
	    writer.write (internalSubset);
	writer.write ("\n ]>");

	if (minimalDocument != null) {
	    writer.write ("\n");
	    writer.write (minimalDocument);
	    writer.write ("\n");
	} else {
	    writer.write (" <");
	    writer.write (rootName);
	    writer.write ("/>\n");
	}
	minimalDocument = writer.toString ();

	//
	// OK, load it
	//
	XMLReader	producer;

	producer = XMLReaderFactory.createXMLReader ();
	bind (producer, this);

	if (resolver != null)
	    producer.setEntityResolver (resolver);

	InputSource	in;
	
	in = new InputSource (new StringReader (minimalDocument));
	producer.parse (in);

	disableDeclarations = true;
	if (rootName == fakeRootName)
	    this.rootName = null;
    }

    private void resetState ()
    {
	if (!disableReset) {
	    rootName = null;
	    contentStack.removeAllElements ();
	    elements.clear ();
	    ids.clear ();

	    notations.removeAllElements ();
	    nDeferred.removeAllElements ();
	    unparsed.removeAllElements ();
	    uDeferred.removeAllElements ();
	}
    }


    private void warning (String description)
    throws SAXException
    {
	ErrorHandler		errHandler = getErrorHandler ();
	Locator			locator = getDocumentLocator ();
	SAXParseException	err;

	if (errHandler == null)
	    return;

	if (locator == null)
	    err = new SAXParseException (description, null, null, -1, -1);
	else
	    err = new SAXParseException (description, locator);
	errHandler.warning (err);
    }

    // package private (for ChildrenRecognizer)
    private void error (String description)
    throws SAXException
    {
	ErrorHandler		errHandler = getErrorHandler ();
	Locator			locator = getDocumentLocator ();
	SAXParseException	err;

	if (locator == null)
	    err = new SAXParseException (description, null, null, -1, -1);
	else
	    err = new SAXParseException (description, locator);
	if (errHandler != null)
	    errHandler.error (err);
	else	// else we always treat it as fatal!
	    throw err;
    }

    private void fatalError (String description)
    throws SAXException
    {
	ErrorHandler		errHandler = getErrorHandler ();
	Locator			locator = getDocumentLocator ();
	SAXParseException	err;

	if (locator != null)
	    err = new SAXParseException (description, locator);
	else
	    err = new SAXParseException (description, null, null, -1, -1);
	if (errHandler != null)
	    errHandler.fatalError (err);
	// we always treat this as fatal, regardless of the handler
	throw err;
    }


    private static boolean isExtender (char c)
    {
	// [88] Extender ::= ...
	return c == 0x00b7 || c == 0x02d0 || c == 0x02d1 || c == 0x0387
	       || c == 0x0640 || c == 0x0e46 || c == 0x0ec6 || c == 0x3005
	       || (c >= 0x3031 && c <= 0x3035)
	       || (c >= 0x309d && c <= 0x309e)
	       || (c >= 0x30fc && c <= 0x30fe);
    }


    // use augmented Unicode rules, not full XML rules
    private boolean isName (String name, String context, String id)
    throws SAXException
    {
	char	buf [] = name.toCharArray ();
	boolean	pass = true;

	if (!Character.isUnicodeIdentifierStart (buf [0])
		&& ":_".indexOf (buf [0]) == -1)
	    pass = false;
	else {
	    int max = buf.length;
	    for (int i = 1; pass && i < max; i++) {
		char c = buf [i];
		if (!Character.isUnicodeIdentifierPart (c)
			&& ":-_.".indexOf (c) == -1
			&& !isExtender (c))
		    pass = false;
	    }
	}

	if (!pass)
	    error ("In " + context + " for " + id
		+ ", '" + name + "' is not a name");
	return pass;	// true == OK
    }

    // use augmented Unicode rules, not full XML rules
    private boolean isNmtoken (String nmtoken, String context, String id)
    throws SAXException
    {
	char	buf [] = nmtoken.toCharArray ();
	boolean	pass = true;
	int	max = buf.length;

	// XXX make this share code with isName

	for (int i = 0; pass && i < max; i++) {
		char c = buf [i];
	    if (!Character.isUnicodeIdentifierPart (c)
		    && ":-_.".indexOf (c) == -1
		    && !isExtender (c))
		pass = false;
	}

	if (!pass)
	    error ("In " + context + " for " + id
		+ ", '" + nmtoken + "' is not a name token");
	return pass;	// true == OK
    }

    private void checkEnumeration (String value, String type, String name)
    throws SAXException
    {
	if (!hasMatch (value, type))
	    // VC: Enumeration
	    error ("Value '" + value
		+ "' for attribute '" + name
		+ "' is not permitted: " + type);
    }

    // used to test enumerated attributes and mixed content models
    // package private
    static boolean hasMatch (String value, String orList)
    {
	int len = value.length ();
	int max = orList.length () - len;

	for (int start = 0;
		(start = orList.indexOf (value, start)) != -1;
		start++) {
	    char c;

	    if (start > max)
		break;
	    c = orList.charAt (start - 1);
	    if (c != '|' && c != '('/*)*/)
		continue;
	    c = orList.charAt (start + len);
	    if (c != '|' && /*(*/ c != ')')
		continue;
	    return true;
	}
	return false;
    }

    /**
     * <b>LexicalHandler</b> Records the declaration of the root
     * element, so it can be verified later.
     * Passed to the next consumer, unless this one was
     * preloaded with a particular DTD.
     */
    public void startDTD (String name, String publicId, String systemId)
    throws SAXException
    {
	if (disableDeclarations)
	    return;

	rootName = name;
	super.startDTD (name, publicId, systemId);
    }

    /**
     * <b>LexicalHandler</b> Verifies that all referenced notations
     * and unparsed entities have been declared.
     * Passed to the next consumer, unless this one was
     * preloaded with a particular DTD.
     */
    public void endDTD ()
    throws SAXException
    {
	if (disableDeclarations)
	    return;

	// this is a convenient hook for end-of-dtd checks, but we
	// could also trigger it in the first startElement call.
	// locator info is more appropriate here though.

	// VC: Notation Declared (NDATA can refer to them before decls,
	//	as can NOTATION attribute enumerations and defaults)
	int length = nDeferred.size ();
	for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
	    String notation = (String) nDeferred.elementAt (i);
	    if (!notations.contains (notation)) {
		error ("A declaration referred to notation '" + notation
			+ "' which was never declared");
	    }
	}
	nDeferred.removeAllElements ();

	// VC: Entity Name (attribute values can refer to them
	//	before they're declared); VC Attribute Default Legal
	length = uDeferred.size ();
	for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
	    String entity = (String) uDeferred.elementAt (i);
	    if (!unparsed.contains (entity)) {
		error ("An attribute default referred to entity '" + entity
			+ "' which was never declared");
	    }
	}
	uDeferred.removeAllElements ();
	super.endDTD ();
    }


    // These are interned, so we can rely on "==" to find the type of
    // all attributes except enumerations ...
    // "(this|or|that|...)" and "NOTATION (this|or|that|...)"
    static final String types [] = {
	"CDATA",
	"ID", "IDREF", "IDREFS",
	"NMTOKEN", "NMTOKENS",
	"ENTITY", "ENTITIES"
    };


    /**
     * <b>DecllHandler</b> Records attribute declaration for later use
     * in validating document content, and checks validity constraints
     * that are applicable to attribute declarations.
     * Passed to the next consumer, unless this one was
     * preloaded with a particular DTD.
     */
    public void attributeDecl (
	String eName,
	String aName,
	String type,
	String mode,
	String value
    ) throws SAXException
    {
	if (disableDeclarations)
	    return;

	ElementInfo	info = (ElementInfo) elements.get (eName);
	AttributeInfo	ainfo = new AttributeInfo ();
	boolean		checkOne = false;
	boolean		interned = false;

	// cheap interning of type names and #FIXED, #REQUIRED
	// for faster startElement (we can use "==")
	for (int i = 0; i < types.length; i++) {
	    if (types [i].equals (type)) {
		type = types [i];
		interned = true;
		break;
	    }
	}
	if ("#FIXED".equals (mode))
	    mode = "#FIXED";
	else if ("#REQUIRED".equals (mode))
	    mode = "#REQUIRED";

	ainfo.type = type;
	ainfo.mode = mode;
	ainfo.value = value;

	// we might not have seen the content model yet
	if (info == null) {
	    info = new ElementInfo (eName);
	    elements.put (eName, info);
	}
	if ("ID" == type) {
	    checkOne = true;
	    if (!("#REQUIRED" == mode || "#IMPLIED".equals (mode))) {
		// VC: ID Attribute Default
		error ("ID attribute '" + aName
		    + "' must be #IMPLIED or #REQUIRED");
	    }

	} else if (!interned && type.startsWith ("NOTATION ")) {
	    checkOne = true;

	    // VC: Notation Attributes (notations must be declared)
	    StringTokenizer	tokens = new StringTokenizer (
		type.substring (10, type.lastIndexOf (')')),
		"|");
	    while (tokens.hasMoreTokens ()) {
		String	token = tokens.nextToken ();
		if (!notations.contains (token))
		    nDeferred.addElement (token);
	    }
	}
	if (checkOne) {
	    for (Enumeration e = info.attributes.keys ();
		    e.hasMoreElements ();
		    /* NOP */) {
		String		name;
		AttributeInfo	ainfo2;

		name = (String) e.nextElement ();
		ainfo2 = (AttributeInfo) info.attributes.get (name);
		if (type == ainfo2.type || !interned /* NOTATION */) {
		    // VC: One ID per Element Type
		    // VC: One Notation per Element TYpe
		    error ("Element '" + eName
			+ "' already has an attribute of type "
			+ (interned ? "NOTATION" : type)
			+ " ('" + name
			+ "') so '" + aName 
			+ "' is a validity error");
		}
	    }
	}

	// VC: Attribute Default Legal
	if (value != null) {

	    if ("CDATA" == type) {
		// event source rejected '<'

	    } else if ("NMTOKEN" == type) {
		// VC: Name Token (is a nmtoken)
		isNmtoken (value, "attribute default", aName);

	    } else if ("NMTOKENS" == type) {
		// VC: Name Token (is a nmtoken; at least one value)
		StringTokenizer	tokens = new StringTokenizer (value);
		if (!tokens.hasMoreTokens ())
		    error ("Default for attribute '" + aName
			+ "' must have at least one name token.");
		else do {
		    String token = tokens.nextToken ();
		    isNmtoken (token, "attribute default", aName);
		} while (tokens.hasMoreTokens ());

	    } else if ("IDREF" == type || "ENTITY" == type) {
		// VC: Entity Name (is a name)
		// VC: IDREF (is a name) (is declared)
		isName (value, "attribute default", aName);
		if ("ENTITY" == type && !unparsed.contains (value))
		    uDeferred.addElement (value);

	    } else if ("IDREFS" == type || "ENTITIES" == type) {
		// VC: Entity Name (is a name; at least one value)
		// VC: IDREF (is a name; at least one value)
		StringTokenizer	names = new StringTokenizer (value);
		if (!names.hasMoreTokens ())
		    error ("Default for attribute '" + aName
			+ "' must have at least one name.");
		else do {
		    String name = names.nextToken ();
		    isName (name, "attribute default", aName);
		    if ("ENTITIES" == type && !unparsed.contains (name))
			uDeferred.addElement (value);
		} while (names.hasMoreTokens ());
	    
	    } else if (type.charAt (0) == '(' /*)*/ ) {
		// VC: Enumeration (must match)
		checkEnumeration (value, type, aName);

	    } else if (!interned && checkOne) {	/* NOTATION */
		// VC: Notation attributes (must be names)
		isName (value, "attribute default", aName);

		// VC: Notation attributes (must be declared)
		if (!notations.contains (value))
		    nDeferred.addElement (value);
		
		// VC: Enumeration (must match)
		checkEnumeration (value, type, aName);

	    } else if ("ID" != type)
		throw new RuntimeException ("illegal attribute type: " + type);
	}

	if (info.attributes.get (aName) == null)
	    info.attributes.put (aName, ainfo);
	/*
	else
	    warning ("Element '" + eName
		+ "' already has an attribute named '" + aName + "'");
	*/

	if ("xml:space".equals (aName)) {
	    if (!("(default|preserve)".equals (type)
		    || "(preserve|default)".equals (type)
			// these next two are arguable; XHTML's DTD doesn't
			// deserve errors.  After all, it's not like any
			// illegal _value_ could pass ...
		    || "(preserve)".equals (type)
		    || "(default)".equals (type)
		    ))
		error (
		    "xml:space attribute type must be like '(default|preserve)'"
		    + " not '" + type + "'"
		    );

	}
	super.attributeDecl (eName, aName, type, mode, value);
    }

    /**
     * <b>DecllHandler</b> Records the element declaration for later use
     * when checking document content, and checks validity constraints that
     * apply to element declarations.  Passed to the next consumer, unless
     * this one was preloaded with a particular DTD.
     */
    public void elementDecl (String name, String model)
    throws SAXException
    {
	if (disableDeclarations)
	    return;

	ElementInfo	info = (ElementInfo) elements.get (name);

	// we might have seen an attribute decl already
	if (info == null) {
	    info = new ElementInfo (name);
	    elements.put (name, info);
	}
	if (info.model != null) {
	    // NOTE:  not all parsers can report such duplicates.
	    // VC: Unique Element Type Declaration
	    error ("Element type '" + name
		+ "' was already declared.");
	} else {
	    info.model = model;

	    // VC: No Duplicate Types (in mixed content models)
	    if (model.charAt (1) == '#') 	// (#PCDATA...
		info.getRecognizer (this);
	}
	super.elementDecl (name, model);
    }

    /**
     * <b>DecllHandler</b> passed to the next consumer, unless this
     * one was preloaded with a particular DTD
     */
    public void internalEntityDecl (String name, String value)
    throws SAXException
    {
	if (!disableDeclarations)
	    super.internalEntityDecl (name, value);
    }

    /**
     * <b>DecllHandler</b> passed to the next consumer, unless this
     * one was preloaded with a particular DTD
     */
    public void externalEntityDecl (String name,
    	String publicId, String systemId)
    throws SAXException
    {
	if (!disableDeclarations)
	    super.externalEntityDecl (name, publicId, systemId);
    }


    /**
     * <b>DTDHandler</b> Records the notation name, for checking
     * NOTATIONS attribute values and declararations of unparsed
     * entities.  Passed to the next consumer, unless this one was
     * preloaded with a particular DTD.
     */
    public void notationDecl (String name, String publicId, String systemId)
    throws SAXException
    {
	if (disableDeclarations)
	    return;

	notations.addElement (name);
	super.notationDecl (name, publicId, systemId);
    }

    /**
     * <b>DTDHandler</b> Records the entity name, for checking
     * ENTITY and ENTITIES attribute values; records the notation
     * name if it hasn't yet been declared.  Passed to the next consumer,
     * unless this one was preloaded with a particular DTD.
     */
    public void unparsedEntityDecl (
	String name,
	String publicId,
	String systemId,
	String notationName
    ) throws SAXException
    {
	if (disableDeclarations)
	    return;

	unparsed.addElement (name);
	if (!notations.contains (notationName))
	    nDeferred.addElement (notationName);
	super.unparsedEntityDecl (name, publicId, systemId, notationName);
    }
    
    
    /**
     * <b>ContentHandler</b> Ensures that state from any previous parse
     * has been deleted.
     * Passed to the next consumer.
     */
    public void startDocument ()
    throws SAXException
    {
	resetState ();
	super.startDocument ();
    }


    private static boolean isAsciiLetter (char c)
    {
	return (c >= 'a' && c <= 'z') || (c >= 'A' && c <= 'Z');
    }


    /**
     * <b>ContentHandler</b> Reports a fatal exception.  Validating
     * XML processors may not skip any entities.
     */
    public void skippedEntity (String name)
    throws SAXException
    {
	fatalError ("may not skip entities");
    }

    /*
     * SAX2 doesn't expand non-PE refs in attribute defaults...
     */
    private String expandDefaultRefs (String s)
    throws SAXException
    {
	if (s.indexOf ('&') < 0)
	    return s;
	
// FIXME: handle &#nn; &#xnn; &name;
	String message = "Can't expand refs in attribute default: " + s;
	warning (message);

	return s;
    }

    /**
     * <b>ContentHandler</b> Performs validity checks against element
     * (and document) content models, and attribute values.
     * Passed to the next consumer.
     */
    public void startElement (
	String		uri,
	String		localName,
	String		qName,
	Attributes	atts
    ) throws SAXException
    {
	//
	// First check content model for the enclosing scope.
	//
	if (contentStack.isEmpty ()) {
	    // VC:  Root Element Type
	    if (!qName.equals (rootName)) {
		if (rootName == null)
		    warning ("This document has no DTD, can't be valid");
		else
		    error ("Root element type '" + qName
			+ "' was declared to be '" + rootName + "'");
	    }
	} else {
	    Recognizer state = (Recognizer) contentStack.peek ();

	    if (state != null) {
		Recognizer newstate = state.acceptElement (qName);

		if (newstate == null)
		    error ("Element type '" + qName
			+ "' in element '" + state.type.name
			+ "' violates content model " + state.type.model
			);
		if (newstate != state) {
		    contentStack.pop ();
		    contentStack.push (newstate);
		}
	    }
	}

	//
	// Then check that this element was declared, and push the
	// object used to validate its content model onto our stack.
	//
	// This is where the recognizer gets created, if needed; if
	// it's a "children" (elements) content model, an NDFA is
	// created.  (One recognizer is used per content type, no
	// matter how complex that recognizer is.)
	//
	ElementInfo		info;

	info = (ElementInfo) elements.get (qName);
	if (info == null || info.model == null) {
	    // VC: Element Valid (base clause)
	    error ("Element type '" + qName + "' was not declared");
	    contentStack.push (null);

	    // for less diagnostic noise, fake a declaration.
	    elementDecl (qName, "ANY");
	} else
	    contentStack.push (info.getRecognizer (this));

	//
	// Then check each attribute present
	//
	int			len;
	String			aname;
	AttributeInfo		ainfo;

	if (atts != null)
	    len = atts.getLength ();
	else
	    len = 0;
	
	for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) {
	    aname = atts.getQName (i);

	    if (info == null
		    || (ainfo = (AttributeInfo) info.attributes.get (aname))
			    == null) {
		// VC: Attribute Value Type
		error ("Attribute '" + aname
		    + "' was not declared for element type " + qName);
		continue;
	    }

	    String value = atts.getValue (i);

	    // note that "==" for type names and "#FIXED" is correct
	    // (and fast) since we've interned those literals.

	    if ("#FIXED" == ainfo.mode) {
		String expanded = expandDefaultRefs (ainfo.value);

		// VC: Fixed Attribute Default
		if (!value.equals (expanded)) {
		    error ("Attribute '" + aname
			+ "' must match " + expanded
			);
		    continue;
		}
	    }

	    if ("CDATA" == ainfo.type)
		continue;
	    
	    //
	    // For all other attribute types, there are various
	    // rules to follow.
	    //
	    
	    if ("ID" == ainfo.type) {
		// VC: ID (must be a name)
		if (isName (value, "ID attribute", aname)) {
		    if (Boolean.TRUE == ids.get (value))
			// VC: ID (appears once)
			error ("ID attribute " + aname
			    + " uses an ID value '" + value
			    + "' which was already declared.");
		    else
			// any forward refs are no longer problems
			ids.put (value, Boolean.TRUE);
		}
		continue;
	    } 

	    if ("IDREF" == ainfo.type) {
		// VC: IDREF (value must be a name)
		if (isName (value, "IDREF attribute", aname)) {
		    // VC: IDREF (must match some ID attribute)
		    if (ids.get (value) == null)
			// new -- assume it's a forward ref
			ids.put (value, Boolean.FALSE);
		}
		continue;
	    } 

	    if ("IDREFS" == ainfo.type) {
		StringTokenizer	tokens = new StringTokenizer (value, " ");

		if (!tokens.hasMoreTokens ()) {
		    // VC: IDREF (one or more values)
		    error ("IDREFS attribute " + aname
			+ " must have at least one ID ref");
		} else do {
		    String id = tokens.nextToken ();

		    // VC: IDREF (value must be a name)
		    if (isName (id, "IDREFS attribute", aname)) {
			// VC: IDREF (must match some ID attribute)
			if (ids.get (id) == null)
			    // new -- assume it's a forward ref
			    ids.put (id, Boolean.FALSE);
		    }
		} while (tokens.hasMoreTokens ());
		continue;
	    }

	    if ("NMTOKEN" == ainfo.type) {
		// VC: Name Token (is a name token)
		isNmtoken (value, "NMTOKEN attribute", aname);
		continue;
	    }

	    if ("NMTOKENS" == ainfo.type) {
		StringTokenizer	tokens = new StringTokenizer (value, " ");

		if (!tokens.hasMoreTokens ()) {
		    // VC: Name Token (one or more values)
		    error ("NMTOKENS attribute " + aname
			+ " must have at least one name token");
		} else do {
		    String token = tokens.nextToken ();

		    // VC: Name Token (is a name token)
		    isNmtoken (token, "NMTOKENS attribute", aname);
		} while (tokens.hasMoreTokens ());
		continue;
	    }

	    if ("ENTITY" == ainfo.type) {
		if (!unparsed.contains (value))
		    // VC: Entity Name
		    error ("Value of attribute '" + aname
			+ "' refers to unparsed entity '" + value
			+ "' which was not declared.");
		continue;
	    }

	    if ("ENTITIES" == ainfo.type) {
		StringTokenizer	tokens = new StringTokenizer (value, " ");

		if (!tokens.hasMoreTokens ()) {
		    // VC: Entity Name (one or more values)
		    error ("ENTITIES attribute " + aname
			+ " must have at least one name token");
		} else do {
		    String entity = tokens.nextToken ();

		    if (!unparsed.contains (entity))
			// VC: Entity Name
			error ("Value of attribute '" + aname
			    + "' refers to unparsed entity '" + entity
			    + "' which was not declared.");
		} while (tokens.hasMoreTokens ());
		continue;
	    }

	    //
	    // check for enumerations last; more expensive
	    //
	    if (ainfo.type.charAt (0) == '(' /*)*/	
		    || ainfo.type.startsWith ("NOTATION ")
		    ) {
		// VC: Enumeration (value must be defined)
		checkEnumeration (value, ainfo.type, aname);
		continue;
	    }
	}

	//
	// Last, check that all #REQUIRED attributes were provided
	//
	if (info != null) {
	    Hashtable	table = info.attributes;

	    if (table.size () != 0) {
		Enumeration	e = table.keys ();

		// XXX table.keys uses the heap, bleech -- slows things

		while (e.hasMoreElements ()) {
		    aname = (String) e.nextElement ();
		    ainfo = (AttributeInfo) table.get (aname);

		    // "#REQUIRED" mode was interned in attributeDecl
		    if ("#REQUIRED" == ainfo.mode
			    && atts.getValue (aname) == null) {
			// VC: Required Attribute
			error ("Attribute '" + aname + "' must be specified "
			    + "for element type " + qName);
		    }
		}
	    }
	}
	super.startElement (uri, localName, qName, atts);
    }

    /**
     * <b>ContentHandler</b> Reports a validity error if the element's content
     * model does not permit character data.
     * Passed to the next consumer.
     */
    public void characters (char ch [], int start, int length)
    throws SAXException
    {
	Recognizer state;

	if (contentStack.empty ())
	    state = null;
	else
	    state = (Recognizer) contentStack.peek ();

	// NOTE:  if this ever supports with SAX parsers that don't
	// report ignorable whitespace as such (only XP?), this class
	// needs to morph it into ignorableWhitespace() as needed ...

	if (state != null && !state.acceptCharacters ())
	    // VC: Element Valid (clauses three, four -- see recognizer)
	    error ("Character content not allowed in element "
		+ state.type.name);
	
	super.characters (ch, start, length);
    }
	

    /**
     * <b>ContentHandler</b> Reports a validity error if the element's content
     * model does not permit end-of-element yet, or a well formedness error
     * if there was no matching startElement call.
     * Passed to the next consumer.
     */
    public void endElement (String uri, String localName, String qName)
    throws SAXException
    {
	try {
	    Recognizer state = (Recognizer) contentStack.pop ();

	    if (state != null && !state.completed ())
		// VC: Element valid (clauses two, three, four; see Recognizer)
		error ("Premature end for element '"
		    + state.type.name
		    + "', content model "
		    + state.type.model);
	    
	    // could insist on match of start element, but that's
	    // something the input stream must to guarantee.

	} catch (EmptyStackException e) {
	    fatalError ("endElement without startElement: " + qName
		+ ((uri == null)
		    ? ""
		    : ( " { '" + uri + "', " + localName + " }")));
	}
	super.endElement (uri, localName, qName);
    }

    /**
     * <b>ContentHandler</b> Checks whether all ID values that were
     * referenced have been declared, and releases all resources. 
     * Passed to the next consumer.
     * 
     * @see #setDocumentLocator
     */
    public void endDocument ()
    throws SAXException
    {
	for (Enumeration idNames = ids.keys ();
		idNames.hasMoreElements ();
		/* NOP */) {
	    String id = (String) idNames.nextElement ();
	    
	    if (Boolean.FALSE == ids.get (id)) {
		// VC: IDREF (must match ID)
		error ("Undeclared ID value '" + id
		    + "' was referred to by an IDREF/IDREFS attribute");
	    }
	}

	resetState ();
	super.endDocument ();
    }


    /** Holds per-element declarations */
    static private final class ElementInfo
    {
	String			name;
	String			model;

	// key = attribute name; value = AttributeInfo
	Hashtable		attributes = new Hashtable (11);

	ElementInfo (String n) { name = n; }

	private Recognizer	recognizer;

	// for validating content models:  one per type, shared,
	// and constructed only on demand ... so unused elements do
	// not need to consume resources.
	Recognizer	getRecognizer (ValidationConsumer consumer)
	throws SAXException
	{
	    if (recognizer == null) {
		if ("ANY".equals (model))
		    recognizer = ANY;
		else if ("EMPTY".equals (model))
		    recognizer = new EmptyRecognizer (this);
		else if ('#' == model.charAt (1))
		    // n.b. this constructor does a validity check
		    recognizer = new MixedRecognizer (this, consumer);
		else
		    recognizer = new ChildrenRecognizer (this, consumer);
	    }
	    return recognizer;
	}
    }

    /** Holds per-attribute declarations */
    static private final class AttributeInfo
    {
	String	type;
	String	mode;		// #REQUIRED, etc (or null)
	String	value;		// or null
    }


    //
    // Content model validation
    //

    static private final Recognizer	ANY = new Recognizer (null);


    // Base class defines the calls used to validate content,
    // and supports the "ANY" content model
    static private class Recognizer
    {
	final ElementInfo	type;

	Recognizer (ElementInfo t) { type = t; }

	// return true iff character data is legal here
	boolean acceptCharacters ()
	throws SAXException
	    // VC: Element Valid (third and fourth clauses)
	    { return true; }

	// null return = failure
	// otherwise, next state (like an FSM)
	// prerequisite: tested that name was declared
	Recognizer acceptElement (String name)
	throws SAXException
	    // VC: Element Valid (fourth clause)
	    { return this; }

	// return true iff model is completed, can finish
	boolean completed ()
	throws SAXException
	    // VC: Element Valid (fourth clause)
	    { return true; }
	
	public String toString ()
	    // n.b. "children" is the interesting case!
	    { return (type == null) ? "ANY" : type.model; }
    }

    // "EMPTY" content model -- no characters or elements
    private static final class EmptyRecognizer extends Recognizer
    {
	public EmptyRecognizer (ElementInfo type)
	    { super (type); }

	// VC: Element Valid (first clause)
	boolean acceptCharacters ()
	    { return false; }

	// VC: Element Valid (first clause)
	Recognizer acceptElement (String name)
	    { return null; }
    }

    // "Mixed" content model -- ANY, but restricts elements
    private static final class MixedRecognizer extends Recognizer
    {
	private String	permitted [];

	// N.B. constructor tests for duplicated element names (VC)
	public MixedRecognizer (ElementInfo t, ValidationConsumer v)
	throws SAXException
	{
	    super (t);

	    // (#PCDATA...)* or (#PCDATA) ==> ... or empty
	    // with the "..." being "|elname|..."
	    StringTokenizer	tokens = new StringTokenizer (
		t.model.substring (8, t.model.lastIndexOf (')')),
		"|");
	    Vector		vec = new Vector ();

	    while (tokens.hasMoreTokens ()) {
		String token = tokens.nextToken ();

		if (vec.contains (token))
		    v.error ("element " + token
			+ " is repeated in mixed content model: "
			+ t.model);
		else
		    vec.addElement (token.intern ());
	    }
	    permitted = new String [vec.size ()];
	    for (int i = 0; i < permitted.length; i++)
		permitted [i] = (String) vec.elementAt (i);
	    
	    // in one large machine-derived DTD sample, most of about
	    // 250 mixed content models were empty, and 25 had ten or
	    // more entries.  2 had over a hundred elements.  Linear
	    // search isn't obviously wrong.
	}

	// VC: Element Valid (third clause)
	Recognizer acceptElement (String name)
	{
	    int		length = permitted.length;

	    // first pass -- optimistic w.r.t. event source interning
	    // (and document validity)
	    for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
		if (permitted [i] == name)
		    return this;
	    // second pass -- pessimistic w.r.t. event source interning
	    for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
		if (permitted [i].equals (name))
		    return this;
	    return null;
	}
    }


    // recognizer loop flags, see later
    private static final int		F_LOOPHEAD = 0x01;
    private static final int		F_LOOPNEXT = 0x02;

    // for debugging -- used to label/count nodes in toString()
    private static int			nodeCount;

    /**
     * "Children" content model -- these are nodes in NDFA state graphs.
     * They work in fixed space.  Note that these graphs commonly have
     * cycles, handling features such as zero-or-more and one-or-more.
     *
     * <p>It's readonly, so only one copy is ever needed.  The content model
     * stack may have any number of pointers into each graph, when a model
     * happens to be needed more than once due to element nesting.  Since
     * traversing the graph just moves to another node, and never changes
     * it, traversals never interfere with each other.
     *
     * <p>There is an option to report non-deterministic models.  These are
     * always XML errors, but ones which are not often reported despite the
     * fact that they can lead to different validating parsers giving
     * different results for the same input.  (The XML spec doesn't require
     * them to be reported.)
     *
     * <p><b>FIXME</b> There's currently at least one known bug here, in that
     * it's not actually detecting the non-determinism it tries to detect.
     * (Of the "optional.xml" test, the once-or-twice-2* tests are all non-D;
     * maybe some others.)  This may relate to the issue flagged below as
     * "should not" happen (but it was), which showed up when patching the
     * graph to have one exit node (or more EMPTY nodes).
     */
    private static final class ChildrenRecognizer extends Recognizer
	implements Cloneable
    {
	// for reporting non-deterministic content models
	// ... a waste of space if we're not reporting those!
	// ... along with the 'model' member (in base class)
	private ValidationConsumer	consumer;

	// for CHOICE nodes -- each component is an arc that
	// accepts a different NAME (or is EMPTY indicating
	// NDFA termination).
	private Recognizer		components [];

	// for NAME/SEQUENCE nodes -- accepts that NAME and
	// then goes to the next node (CHOICE, NAME, EMPTY).
	private String			name;
	private Recognizer		next;

	// loops always point back to a CHOICE node. we mark such choice
	// nodes (F_LOOPHEAD) for diagnostics and faster deep cloning.
	// We also mark nodes before back pointers (F_LOOPNEXT), to ensure
	// termination when we patch sequences and loops.
	private int			flags;


	// prevent a needless indirection between 'this' and 'node'
	private void copyIn (ChildrenRecognizer node)
	{
	    // model & consumer are already set
	    components = node.components;
	    name = node.name;
	    next = node.next;
	    flags = node.flags;
	}

	// used to construct top level "children" content models,
	public ChildrenRecognizer (ElementInfo type, ValidationConsumer vc)
	{
	    this (vc, type);
	    populate (type.model.toCharArray (), 0);
	    patchNext (new EmptyRecognizer (type), null);
	}

	// used internally; populating is separate
	private ChildrenRecognizer (ValidationConsumer vc, ElementInfo type)
	{
	    super (type);
	    consumer = vc;
	}


	//
	// When rewriting some graph nodes we need deep clones in one case;
	// mostly shallow clones (what the JVM handles for us) are fine.
	//
	private ChildrenRecognizer shallowClone ()
	{
	    try {
		return (ChildrenRecognizer) clone ();
	    } catch (CloneNotSupportedException e) {
		throw new Error ("clone");
	    }
	}

	private ChildrenRecognizer deepClone ()
	{
	    return deepClone (new Hashtable (37));
	}

	private ChildrenRecognizer deepClone (Hashtable table)
	{
	    ChildrenRecognizer retval;

	    if ((flags & F_LOOPHEAD) != 0) {
		retval = (ChildrenRecognizer) table.get (this);
		if (retval != null)
		    return this;

		retval = shallowClone ();
		table.put (this, retval);
	    } else
		retval = shallowClone ();

	    if (next != null) {
		if (next instanceof ChildrenRecognizer)
		    retval.next = ((ChildrenRecognizer)next)
			    .deepClone (table);
		else if (!(next instanceof EmptyRecognizer))
		    throw new RuntimeException ("deepClone");
	    }

	    if (components != null) {
		retval.components = new Recognizer [components.length];
		for (int i = 0; i < components.length; i++) {
		    Recognizer temp = components [i];

		    if (temp == null)
			retval.components [i] = null;
		    else if (temp instanceof ChildrenRecognizer)
			retval.components [i] = ((ChildrenRecognizer)temp)
				.deepClone (table);
		    else if (!(temp instanceof EmptyRecognizer))
			throw new RuntimeException ("deepClone");
		}
	    }

	    return retval;
	}

	// connect subgraphs, first to next (sequencing)
	private void patchNext (Recognizer theNext, Hashtable table)
	{
	    // backpointers must not be repatched or followed
	    if ((flags & F_LOOPNEXT) != 0)
		return;

	    // XXX this table "shouldn't" be needed, right?
	    // but some choice nodes looped if it isn't there.
	    if (table != null && table.get (this) != null)
		return;
	    if (table == null)
		table = new Hashtable ();

	    // NAME/SEQUENCE
	    if (name != null) {
		if (next == null)
		    next = theNext;
		else if (next instanceof ChildrenRecognizer) {
		    ((ChildrenRecognizer)next).patchNext (theNext, table);
		} else if (!(next instanceof EmptyRecognizer))
		    throw new RuntimeException ("patchNext");
		return;
	    }

	    // CHOICE
	    for (int i = 0; i < components.length; i++) {
		if (components [i] == null)
		    components [i] = theNext;
		else if (components [i] instanceof ChildrenRecognizer) {
		    ((ChildrenRecognizer)components [i])
			    .patchNext (theNext, table);
		} else if (!(components [i] instanceof EmptyRecognizer))
		    throw new RuntimeException ("patchNext");
	    }

	    if (table != null && (flags | F_LOOPHEAD) != 0)
		table.put (this, this);
	}

	/**
	 * Parses a 'children' spec (or recursively 'cp') and makes this
	 * become a regular graph node.
	 *
	 * @return index after this particle
	 */
	private int populate (char parseBuf [], int startPos)
	{
	    int		nextPos = startPos + 1;
	    char	c;

	    if (nextPos < 0 || nextPos >= parseBuf.length)
		throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException ();

	    // Grammar of the string is from the XML spec, but
	    // with whitespace removed by the SAX parser.

	    // children ::= (choice | seq) ('?' | '*' | '+')?
	    // cp ::= (Name | choice | seq) ('?' | '*' | '+')?
	    // choice ::= '(' cp ('|' choice)* ')'
	    // seq ::= '(' cp (',' choice)* ')'

	    // interior nodes only
	    //   cp ::= name ...
	    if (parseBuf [startPos] != '('/*)*/) {
		boolean		done = false;
		do {
		    switch (c = parseBuf [nextPos]) {
			case '?': case '*': case '+':
			case '|': case ',':
			case /*(*/ ')':
			    done = true;
			    continue;
			default:
			    nextPos++;
			    continue;
		    }
		} while (!done);
		name = new String (parseBuf, startPos, nextPos - startPos);

	    // interior OR toplevel nodes
	    //   cp ::= choice ..
	    //   cp ::= seq ..
	    } else {
		// collect everything as a separate list, and merge it
		// into "this" later if we can (SEQUENCE or singleton)
		ChildrenRecognizer	first;
	       
		first = new ChildrenRecognizer (consumer, type);
		nextPos = first.populate (parseBuf, nextPos);
		c = parseBuf [nextPos++];

		if (c == ',' || c == '|') {
		    ChildrenRecognizer	current = first;
		    char		separator = c;
		    Vector		v = null;

		    if (separator == '|') {
			v = new Vector ();
			v.addElement (first);
		    }

		    do {
			ChildrenRecognizer link;

			link = new ChildrenRecognizer (consumer, type);
			nextPos = link.populate (parseBuf, nextPos);

			if (separator == ',') {
			    current.patchNext (link, null);
			    current = link;
			} else
			    v.addElement (link);

			c = parseBuf [nextPos++];
		    } while (c == separator);

		    // choice ... collect everything into one array.
		    if (separator == '|') {
			// assert v.size() > 1
			components = new Recognizer [v.size ()];
			for (int i = 0; i < components.length; i++) {
			    components [i] = (Recognizer)
				    v.elementAt (i);
			}
			// assert flags == 0

		    // sequence ... merge into "this" to be smaller.
		    } else
			copyIn (first);

		// treat singletons like one-node sequences.
		} else
		    copyIn (first);

		if (c != /*(*/ ')')
		    throw new RuntimeException ("corrupt content model");
	    }

	    //
	    // Arity is optional, and the root of all fun.  We keep the
	    // FSM state graph simple by only having NAME/SEQUENCE and
	    // CHOICE nodes (or EMPTY to terminate a model), easily
	    // evaluated.  So we rewrite each node that has arity, using
	    // those primitives.  We create loops here, if needed.
	    //
	    if (nextPos < parseBuf.length) {
		c = parseBuf [nextPos];
		if (c == '?' || c == '*' || c == '+') {
		    nextPos++;

		    // Rewrite 'zero-or-one' "?" arity to a CHOICE:
		    //   - SEQUENCE (clone, what's next)
		    //   - or, what's next
		    // Size cost: N --> N + 1
		    if (c == '?') {
			Recognizer		once = shallowClone ();

			components = new Recognizer [2];
			components [0] = once;
			// components [1] initted to null
			name = null;
			next = null;
			flags = 0;

			    
		    // Rewrite 'zero-or-more' "*" arity to a CHOICE.
		    //   - LOOP (clone, back to this CHOICE)
		    //   - or, what's next
		    // Size cost: N --> N + 1
		    } else if (c == '*') {
			ChildrenRecognizer	loop = shallowClone ();

			loop.patchNext (this, null);
			loop.flags |= F_LOOPNEXT;
			flags = F_LOOPHEAD;

			components = new Recognizer [2];
			components [0] = loop;
			// components [1] initted to null
			name = null;
			next = null;


		    // Rewrite 'one-or-more' "+" arity to a SEQUENCE.
		    // Basically (a)+ --> ((a),(a)*).
		    //   - this
		    //   - CHOICE
		    //	    * LOOP (clone, back to the CHOICE)
		    //	    * or, whatever's next
		    // Size cost: N --> 2N + 1
		    } else if (c == '+') {
			ChildrenRecognizer loop = deepClone ();
			ChildrenRecognizer choice;

			choice = new ChildrenRecognizer (consumer, type);
			loop.patchNext (choice, null);
			loop.flags |= F_LOOPNEXT;
			choice.flags = F_LOOPHEAD;

			choice.components = new Recognizer [2];
			choice.components [0] = loop;
			// choice.components [1] initted to null
			// choice.name, choice.next initted to null

			patchNext (choice, null);
		    }
		}
	    }

	    return nextPos;
	}

	// VC: Element Valid (second clause)
	boolean acceptCharacters ()
	    { return false; }

	// VC: Element Valid (second clause)
	Recognizer acceptElement (String type)
	throws SAXException
	{
	    // NAME/SEQUENCE
	    if (name != null) {
		if (name.equals (type))
		    return next;
		return null;
	    }

	    // CHOICE ... optionally reporting nondeterminism we
	    // run across.  we won't check out every transition
	    // for nondeterminism; only the ones we follow.
	    Recognizer	retval = null;

	    for (int i = 0; i < components.length; i++) {
		Recognizer temp = components [i].acceptElement (type);

		if (temp == null)
		    continue;
		else if (!warnNonDeterministic)
		    return temp;
		else if (retval == null)
		    retval = temp;
		else if (retval != temp)
		    consumer.error ("Content model " + this.type.model
			+ " is non-deterministic for " + type);
	    }
	    return retval;
	}

	// VC: Element Valid (second clause)
	boolean completed ()
	throws SAXException
	{
	    // expecting a specific element
	    if (name != null)
		return false;
	    
	    // choice, some sequences
	    for (int i = 0; i < components.length; i++) {
		if (components [i].completed ())
		    return true;
	    }

	    return false;
	}

/** /
	// FOR DEBUGGING ... flattens the graph for printing.

	public String toString ()
	{
	    StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer ();

	    // only one set of loop labels can be generated
	    // at a time...
	    synchronized (ANY) {
		nodeCount = 0;

		toString (buf, new Hashtable ());
		return buf.toString ();
	    }
	}

	private void toString (StringBuffer buf, Hashtable table)
	{
	    // When we visit a node, label and count it.
	    // Nodes are never visited/counted more than once.
	    // For small models labels waste space, but if arity
	    // mappings were used the savings are substantial.
	    // (Plus, the output can be more readily understood.)
	    String temp = (String) table.get (this);

	    if (temp != null) {
		buf.append ('{');
		buf.append (temp);
		buf.append ('}');
		return;
	    } else {
		StringBuffer scratch = new StringBuffer (15);

		if ((flags & F_LOOPHEAD) != 0)
		    scratch.append ("loop");
		else
		    scratch.append ("node");
		scratch.append ('-');
		scratch.append (++nodeCount);
		temp = scratch.toString ();

		table.put (this, temp);
		buf.append ('[');
		buf.append (temp);
		buf.append (']');
		buf.append (':');
	    }

	    // NAME/SEQUENCE
	    if (name != null) {
		// n.b. some output encodings turn some name chars into '?'
		// e.g. with Japanese names and ASCII output
		buf.append (name);
		if (components != null)		// bug!
		    buf.append ('$');
		if (next == null)
		    buf.append (",*");
		else if (next instanceof EmptyRecognizer) // patch-to-next
		    buf.append (",{}");
		else if (next instanceof ChildrenRecognizer) {
		    buf.append (',');
		    ((ChildrenRecognizer)next).toString (buf, table);
		} else				// bug!
		    buf.append (",+");
		return;
	    }

	    // CHOICE
	    buf.append ("<");
	    for (int i = 0; i < components.length; i++) {
		if (i != 0)
		    buf.append ("|");
		if (components [i] instanceof EmptyRecognizer) {
		    buf.append ("{}");
		} else if (components [i] == null) {	// patch-to-next
		    buf.append ('*');
		} else {
		    ChildrenRecognizer r;

		    r = (ChildrenRecognizer) components [i];
		    r.toString (buf, table);
		}
	    }
	    buf.append (">");
	}
/**/
    }
}