/**
* It parses the given SQL statement and generates a detailled
* output array for every part of the statement. The method can
* also generate [position] fields within the output, which hold
* the character position for every statement part. The calculation
* of the positions needs some time, if you don't need positions in
* your application, set the parameter to false.
*
* @param String $sql The SQL statement.
* @param boolean $calcPositions True, if the output should contain [position], false otherwise.
*
* @return array An associative array with all meta information about the SQL statement.
*/
public function parse($sql, $calcPositions = false)
{
$processor = new DefaultProcessor();
$queries = $processor->process($sql);
// calc the positions of some important tokens
if ($calcPositions) {
$calculator = new PositionCalculator();
$queries = $calculator->setPositionsWithinSQL($sql, $queries);
}
// store the parsed queries
$this->parsed = $queries;
return $this->parsed;
}
public function parse($sql, $calcPositions = false)
{
#lex the SQL statement
$inputArray = $this->split_sql($sql);
#This is the highest level lexical analysis. This is the part of the
#code which finds UNION and UNION ALL query parts
$queries = $this->processUnion($inputArray);
# If there was no UNION or UNION ALL in the query, then the query is
# stored at $queries[0].
if (!$this->isUnion($queries)) {
$queries = $this->processSQL($queries[0]);
}
# calc the positions of some important tokens
if ($calcPositions) {
$calculator = new PositionCalculator();
$queries = $calculator->setPositionsWithinSQL($sql, $queries);
}
# store the parsed queries
$this->parsed = $queries;
return $this->parsed;
}
