# Copyright 2003 by Prasad Poruporuthan # All rights reserved. # # This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the same terms as Perl itself. package X12::Parser; #use 5.008; use strict; #use warnings; require Exporter; our @ISA = qw(Exporter); # Items to export into callers namespace by default. Note: do not export # names by default without a very good reason. Use EXPORT_OK instead. # Do not simply export all your public functions/methods/constants. # This allows declaration use X12 ':all'; # If you do not need this, moving things directly into @EXPORT or @EXPORT_OK # will save memory. our %EXPORT_TAGS = ( 'all' => [ qw( ) ] ); our @EXPORT_OK = ( @{ $EXPORT_TAGS{'all'} } ); our @EXPORT = qw( ); our $VERSION = '0.08'; # Preloaded methods go here. use X12::Parser::Cf; my $line_count = 0; my $current_level = undef; my $track_level = undef; my $element_seperator = undef; my $segment_seperator = undef; my $cf = undef; my $file_handle = undef; my @array_of_handles = (); my $last_read_segment = undef; my $last_read_loop = undef; sub new { my $self = { file => undef, conf => undef, }; return bless $self; } sub parse { my $self = shift; my %params = @_; $self->{file} = $params{file}; $self->{conf} = $params{conf}; $cf = new X12::Parser::Cf; $cf->load ("$self->{conf}") if defined $self->{conf}; $track_level = 1; my @level_one = $cf->get_level_one; unshift ( @array_of_handles, \@level_one ); open ($file_handle, "$self->{file}") || die "error: cannot open file $self->{file}\n"; $self->_set_seperator; } sub _set_seperator { my $self = shift; my $isa = undef; if ( read($file_handle, $isa, 106) != 106 ) { close ($file_handle); die "error: invalid file format $self->{file}\n"; } seek ($file_handle, -106, 1); $segment_seperator = substr ($isa, 105, 1); $element_seperator = substr ($isa, 3, 1); } sub get_segment_seperator { my $self = shift; return $segment_seperator; } sub get_element_seperator { my $self = shift; return $element_seperator; } sub _parse_loop_start { my $self = shift; my ($current_loop, $segment, @segment ); if ( defined $last_read_loop ) { my $temp = $last_read_loop; $last_read_loop = undef; return $temp; } while ( $segment = <$file_handle> ) { chomp($segment); $line_count++; $last_read_segment = $segment; @segment = split ( /\Q$element_seperator\E/, $segment ); for my $level_handle (@array_of_handles) { foreach my $tree_index (@$level_handle) { my $loop = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][1]; my @left = split ( /:/, $cf->{segmentstart}->{$loop}->[0] ); if ( $left[0] eq $segment[0] ) { if ( $left[2] eq "" ) { $current_loop = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][1]; $current_level = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; my $diff = $track_level - $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; $track_level = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; while ( $diff > 0 ) { shift ( @array_of_handles ); $diff--; } my @next_level = $cf->get_next_level ( $tree_index ); if ( 'END' ne $next_level[0] ) { $track_level++; unshift ( @array_of_handles, \@next_level ); return $current_loop; } return $current_loop; } else { my @qual = split ( /,/, $left[2] ); if (( grep { $_ eq $segment[$left[1]] } @qual )) { $current_loop = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][1]; $current_level = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; my $diff = $track_level - $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; $track_level = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; while ( $diff > 0 ) { shift ( @array_of_handles ); $diff--; } my @next_level = $cf->get_next_level ( $tree_index ); if ( 'END' ne $next_level[0] ) { $track_level++; unshift ( @array_of_handles, \@next_level ); return $current_loop; } return $current_loop; } } } } } } close ($file_handle); return; } sub _parse_loop { my $self = shift; my ( $segment, @segment, @loop ); if ( defined $last_read_segment ) { push (@loop, $last_read_segment); $last_read_segment = undef; } while ( $segment = <$file_handle> ) { chomp($segment); $line_count++; $last_read_segment = $segment; @segment = split ( /\Q$element_seperator\E/, $segment ); for my $level_handle (@array_of_handles) { foreach my $tree_index (@$level_handle) { my $loop = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][1]; my @left = split ( /:/, $cf->{segmentstart}->{$loop}->[0] ); if ( $left[0] eq $segment[0] ) { if ( $left[2] eq "" ) { $last_read_loop = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][1]; $current_level = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; my $diff = $track_level - $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; $track_level = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; while ( $diff > 0 ) { shift ( @array_of_handles ); $diff--; } my @next_level = $cf->get_next_level ( $tree_index ); if ( 'END' ne $next_level[0] ) { $track_level++; unshift ( @array_of_handles, \@next_level ); return @loop; } return @loop; } else { my @qual = split ( /,/, $left[2] ); if (( grep { $_ eq $segment[$left[1]] } @qual )) { $last_read_loop = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][1]; $current_level = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; my $diff = $track_level - $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; $track_level = $cf->{looptree}->[$tree_index][0]; while ( $diff > 0 ) { shift ( @array_of_handles ); $diff--; } my @next_level = $cf->get_next_level ( $tree_index ); if ( 'END' ne $next_level[0] ) { $track_level++; unshift ( @array_of_handles, \@next_level ); return @loop; } return @loop;; } } } } } push (@loop, $segment); } return @loop; } sub get_next_loop { my $self = shift; my $loop = undef; my $original_line_seperator = $/; $/ = $segment_seperator; $loop = $self->_parse_loop_start; $/ = $original_line_seperator; if ( 'IEA' eq $loop ) { if ( ! eof($file_handle) ) { $self->_set_seperator; } } return $loop; } sub get_next_pos_loop { my $self = shift; my $loop = undef; my $original_line_seperator = $/; $/ = $segment_seperator; $loop = $self->_parse_loop_start; $/ = $original_line_seperator; if ( 'IEA' eq $loop ) { if ( ! eof($file_handle) ) { $self->_set_seperator; } } if ( ! defined $loop ) { return } return ($line_count, $loop); } sub get_next_pos_level_loop { my $self = shift; my $loop = undef; my $original_line_seperator = $/; $/ = $segment_seperator; $loop = $self->_parse_loop_start; $/ = $original_line_seperator; if ( 'IEA' eq $loop ) { if ( ! eof($file_handle) ) { $self->_set_seperator; } } if ( ! defined $loop ) { return } return ($line_count, $current_level, $loop); } sub get_loop_segments { my $self = shift; my @loop = (); my $original_line_seperator = $/; $/ = $segment_seperator; @loop = $self->_parse_loop; $/ = $original_line_seperator; return @loop; } sub print_tree { my $self = shift; my ($pad, $index, $segment); while ( my ($pos, $level, $loop) = $self->get_next_pos_level_loop ) { if ( $level != 0 ) { $pad = ' |' x $level; print " $pad--$loop\n"; $pad = ' |' x ( $level + 1 ); my @loop = $self->get_loop_segments; foreach $segment (@loop) { $index = sprintf ( "%+7s", $pos++ ); print "$index$pad-- $segment\n"; } } } } 1; __END__ # Below is stub documentation for your module. You'd better edit it! =head1 NAME X12::Parser - Perl module for parsing X12 Transaction files =head1 SYNOPSIS use X12::Parser; # Create a parser object my $p = new X12::Parser; # Parse a file with the transaction specific configuration file $p->parse ( file => '837.txt', conf => 'X12-837P.cf' ); # Step through the file while ( my $loop = $p->get_next_loop ) { my @loop = $p->get_loop_segments; } # or use this method instead while ( my ($pos, $loop) = $p->get_next_pos_loop ) { my @loop = $p->get_loop_segments; } # or use while ( my ($pos, $level, $loop) = $p->get_next_pos_level_loop ) { my @loop = $p->get_loop_segments; } =head1 ABSTRACT X12::Parser package provides a efficient way to parse X12 transaction files. Although this package is built keeping HIPAA related X12 transactions in mind, it is flexible and can be adapted to parse any X12 or similar transactions. =head1 DESCRIPTION The X12::Parser is a token based parser for parsing X12 transaction files. The parsing of transaction files requires the presence of configuration files for the different transaction types. The following methods are available: $p = new X12::Parser; This is the object constructor method. It does not take any arguments. It only initializes the members variables required for parsing the transaction file. $p->parse(file => '837.txt', conf => 'X12-837P.cf'); This method takes two arguments. The first argument is the transaction file that needs to be parsed. The second argument specifies the configuration file to be used for parsing the transaction file. This package is a generic parser for parsing files that use a format similar to the X12 specification. The ability to parse different transaction types is provided by means of using different configuration files. The configuration files for all the X12 HIPAA transactions are provided with this package. To create your own configuration file read the X12::Parser::Readme man page. $p->get_next_loop; This function returns the name of the next loop that is present in the file being parsed. The loop name is as specified in the cf file. $p->get_loop_segments; This function returns the segments in the loop that was returned by get_next_loop(). This function is to be used in tandem with the get_next_loop. If not it may return/produce undesired results. $p->get_next_pos_loop; This function returns the next loop name and the segment position. Note position 1 corresponds to the first segment. $p->get_next_pos_level_loop; Same as get_next_pos_loop() except that in addition this function returns the level of the loop. The level corresponds to the level of the loop in the loop hierarchy. The top level loop has level 1. $p->print_tree; Prints the transaction file in a tree format. $p->get_segment_seperator; Get the segment seperator. $p->get_element_seperator; Get the element seperator. The configuration files provided with this package and the corresponding transaction type is mentioned below. These are the X12 HIPAA transactions. type configuration file ---- ------------------ 1) 270 270_004010X092.cf 2) 271 271_004010X092.cf 3) 276 276_004010X093.cf 4) 277 277_004010X092.cf 5) 278 278_004010X094_Req.cf 6) 278 278_004010X094_Res.cf 7) 820 820_004010X061.cf 8) 834 834_004010X095.cf 9) 835 835_004010X091.cf 10) 837I 837_004010X096.cf 11) 837D 837_004010X097.cf 12) 837P 837_004010X098.cf These cf files are installed in under the X12/Parser/cf folder. The sample cf files provided with this package are good to the best of the authors knowledge. However the user should ensure the validity of these files. The user may use them as is at their own risk. =head2 EXPORT None by default. =head1 SEE ALSO o For details on Transaction sets refer to: National Electronic Data Interchange Transaction Set Implementation Guide. Implementation guides are available for all the Transaction sets. o I for more information on the Parser and configuration files. o I If you have a mailing list set up for your module, mention it here. If you have a web site set up for your module, mention it here. =head1 AUTHOR Prasad Poruporuthan, I =head1 COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE Copyright 2003 by Prasad Poruporuthan This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. =cut