#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# dfxml.py
# Digital Forensics XML classes

"""Digital Forensics XML classes.
This module contains a number of classes for dealing with dfxml files,  both using
the XML DOM model and using the EXPAT model.

The following moduel functions are defined:
 isone(x)   - returns true if something is equal to 1 (useful for <ALLOC>1</ALLOC>
 safeInt(x) - converts something to an int but never raises an exception

The following classes are defined in this module:
 byte_run   - the class for representing a run on the disk
 dftime     - represents time. Can be in either Unix timestamp or ISO8601.
              Interconverts as necessary.
 fileobject - represents a DFXML fileobject.


byte_runs() is function that returns an array of byterun objects.
Each object has the attributes:
  file_offset - offset from the beginning of the file
  img_offset  - offset from the beginning of the image
  len         - the number of bytes
  fs_offset   - offset from the beginning of the file system

where encoding, if present, is 0 for raw, 1 for NTFS compressed.

"""
import sys
import re
from sys import stderr
from subprocess import Popen,PIPE
import base64
import hashlib
import os

import datetime

import logging
_logger = logging.getLogger(os.path.basename(__file__))

__version__ = "1.0.1"

tsk_virtual_filenames = set(['$FAT1','$FAT2'])

XMLNS_DC = "http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/"
XMLNS_DFXML = "http://www.forensicswiki.org/wiki/Category:Digital_Forensics_XML"
XMLNS_DELTA = "http://www.forensicswiki.org/wiki/Forensic_Disk_Differencing"

def isone(x):
    """Return true if something is one (number or string)"""
    try:
        return int(x)==1;
    except TypeError:
        return False

def safeInt(x):
    """Return an integer or False.  False is returned, rather than None, because you can
    divide False by 3 but you can't divide None by 3.

    NOTE: This function could be written as:

    def safeInt(x):
        return int(x) if x else False

    but that doesn't work on older version of Python."""
    if x: return int(x)
    return False

def timestamp2iso8601(ts):
    import time
    return time.strftime("%FT%TZ",time.gmtime(ts))

from datetime import tzinfo,timedelta
class GMTMIN(tzinfo):
    def __init__(self,minoffset):         # DST starts last Sunday in March
        self.minoffset = minoffset
    def utcoffset(self, dt):
        return timedelta(minutes=self.minoffset)
    def dst(self, dt):
        return timedelta(0)
    def tzname(self,dt):
         return "GMT+%02d%02d" % (self.minoffset/60,self.minoffset%60)

def parse_iso8601(ts):
    Z = ts.find('Z')
    if Z>0:
        return datetime.datetime.strptime(ts[:Z],"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S")
    raise RuntimeError("parse_iso8601: ISO8601 format {} not recognized".format(ts))


rx_iso8601 = re.compile("(\d\d\d\d)-(\d\d)-(\d\d)[T ](\d\d):(\d\d):(\d\d)(\.\d+)?(Z|[-+]\d\d:?\d\d)?")
def iso8601Tdatetime(s):
    """SLG's conversion of ISO8601 to datetime"""
    m = rx_iso8601.search(s)
    if not m:
        raise ValueError("Cannot parse: "+s)
    # Get the microseconds
    try:
        microseconds = int(float(m.group(7)) * 1000000)
    except TypeError:
        microseconds = 0
    # Figure tz offset
    offset = None
    minoffset = None
    if m.group(8):
        if m.group(8)=="Z":
            minoffset = 0
        elif m.group(8)[0:1] in "-+":
            minoffset = int(m.group(8)[0:3]) * 60 + int(m.group(8)[-2:])
    z = s.find("Z")
    if z>=0:
        offset = 0
    # Build the response
    if minoffset:
        return datetime.datetime(int(m.group(1)),int(m.group(2)),int(m.group(3)),
                                 int(m.group(4)),int(m.group(5)),int(m.group(6)),
                                 microseconds,GMTMIN(minoffset))
    elif offset:
        return datetime.datetime(int(m.group(1)),int(m.group(2)),int(m.group(3)),
                                 int(m.group(4)),int(m.group(5)),int(m.group(6)),
                                 microseconds,GMTMIN(offset))
    else:
        return datetime.datetime(int(m.group(1)),int(m.group(2)),int(m.group(3)),
                                 int(m.group(4)),int(m.group(5)),int(m.group(6)),
                                 microseconds)

#This format is as specified in RFC 822, section 5.1, and matches the adjustments in RFC 1123, section 5.2.14.  It appears in email and HTTP headers.
rx_rfc822datetime = re.compile("(?P<day>\d{1,2}) (?P<month>Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Oct|Nov|Dec) (?P<year>\d{4}) (?P<hours>\d\d):(?P<minutes>\d\d):(?P<seconds>\d\d) (?P<timezone>Z|[-+]\d\d:?\d\d)")
three_letter_month_dict = {
  "Jan": 1,
  "Feb": 2,
  "Mar": 3,
  "Apr": 4,
  "May": 5,
  "Jun": 6,
  "Jul": 7,
  "Aug": 8,
  "Sep": 9,
  "Oct": 10,
  "Nov": 11,
  "Dec": 12
}
def rfc822Tdatetime(s):
    """
    AJN's conversion of times occurring in RFC 822 data to datetime.
    Follows SLG's pattern.
    """
    m = rx_rfc822datetime.search(s)
    if not m:
        raise ValueError("Cannot parse as an RFC 822 timestamp: %r." % s)
    mgd = m.groupdict()
    # Figure tz offset
    offset = None
    minoffset = None
    match_timezone = mgd.get("timezone")
    if match_timezone:
        if match_timezone == "Z":
            minoffset = 0
        elif match_timezone[0] in "-+":
            minoffset = int(match_timezone[0:-2]) * 60 + int(match_timezone[-2:])
    #TODO Find a reason to use the 'offset' variable? (Hour offset, vs. minute offset?)
    if minoffset:
        return datetime.datetime(
          int(mgd["year"]),
          three_letter_month_dict[mgd["month"]],
          int(mgd["day"]),
          int(mgd["hours"]),
          int(mgd["minutes"]),
          int(mgd["seconds"]),
          0,
          GMTMIN(minoffset)
        )
    else:
        return datetime.datetime(
          int(mgd["year"]),
          three_letter_month_dict[mgd["month"]],
          int(mgd["day"]),
          int(mgd["hours"]),
          int(mgd["minutes"]),
          int(mgd["seconds"]),
          0
        )

################################################################
###
###  byte_run class
###

class byte_run:
    """The internal representation for a byte run. 

    byte_runs have the following attributes:
    .img_offset  = offset of the byte run from the image start, in bytes
    .len         = the length of the run, in bytes (prevoiusly called 'bytes')
    .sector_size = sector size of the underlying media

    Originally this was an array,
    which is faster than an attributed object. But this approach is more expandable,
    and it's only 70% the speed of an array under Python3.0.
        
    Note that Python 3 removed the __cmp__ class method:
        <http://docs.python.org/release/3.0.1/whatsnew/3.0.html#ordering-comparisons>
    """
    # declaring slots prevents other attributes from appearing,
    # but that prevents the code from working with new XML that has new fields.
    # __slots__ = ["file_offset","img_offset","len","fill","sector_size"]
    def __init__(self,img_offset=None,len=None,file_offset=None):
        self.img_offset = img_offset
        self.file_offset = file_offset
        self.len = len
        self.sector_size = 512          # default
        self.hashdigest  = dict()       # 

    def __lt__(self,other):
        if self.img_offset is not None and other.img_offset is not None:
            return self.img_offset < other.img_offset
        elif self.file_offset is not None and other.file_offset is not None:
            return self.file_offset < other.file_offset
        else:
            raise ValueError("Byte run objects are incomparable")
    
    def __eq__(self,other):
        if self.img_offset is not None and other.img_offset is not None:
            return self.img_offset == other.img_offset
        elif self.file_offset is not None and other.file_offset is not None:
            return self.file_offset == other.file_offset
        else:
            raise ValueError("Byte run objects are incomparable")

    def __str__(self):
        try:
            return "byte_run[img_offset={0}; file_offset={1} len={2}] ".format(
                self.img_offset,self.file_offset,self.len)
        except (AttributeError, TypeError):
            #Catch attributes that are missing or mis-typed (e.g. NoneType)
            pass
        try:
            return "byte_run[file_offset={0}; fill={1}; len={2}]".format(
                self.file_offset,self.fill,self.len)
        except AttributeError:
            pass
        try:
            return "byte_run[file_offset={0}; uncompressed_len={1}]".format(
                self.file_offset,self.uncompressed_len)
        except AttributeError:
            return "byte_run"+str(dir(self))
    
    def start_sector(self):
        return self.img_offset // self.sector_size

    def sector_count(self):
        return self.len // self.sector_size

    def has_sector(self,s):
        if self.sector_size==0:
            raise ValueError("%s: sector_size cannot be 0" % (self))
        try:
            return self.img_offset <= s * self.sector_size < self.img_offset+self.len
        except AttributeError:
            # Doesn't have necessary attributes to answer true.
            # Usually this happens with runs of a constant value
            return False       

    def extra_len(self):
        return self.len % self.sector_size

    def decode_xml_attributes(self,attr):
        for (key,value) in attr.items():
            try:
                setattr(self,key,int(value))
            except ValueError:
                setattr(self,key,value)

        
    def decode_sax_attributes(self,attr):
        for (key,value) in attr.items():
            if key=='bytes': key=='len' # tag changed name; provide backwards compatiability 
            try:
                setattr(self,key,int(value))
            except ValueError:
                setattr(self,key,value)
        
class ComparableMixin(object):
    """
    Comparator "Abstract" class.  Classes inheriting this must define a _cmpkey() method.
    
    Credit to Lennart Regebro for the total implementation of this class, found equivalently from:
    http://regebro.wordpress.com/2010/12/13/python-implementing-rich-comparison-the-correct-way/
    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6907323/comparable-classes-in-python-3/6913420#6913420
    """
    def _compare(self, other, method):
        try:
            return method(self._cmpkey(), other._cmpkey())
        except (AttributeError, TypeError):
            # _cmpkey not implemented, or return different type,
            # so I can't compare with "other".
            return NotImplemented

    def __lt__(self, other):
        return self._compare(other, lambda s, o: s < o)

    def __le__(self, other):
        return self._compare(other, lambda s, o: s <= o)

    def __eq__(self, other):
        return self._compare(other, lambda s, o: s == o)

    def __ge__(self, other):
        return self._compare(other, lambda s, o: s >= o)

    def __gt__(self, other):
        return self._compare(other, lambda s, o: s > o)

    def __ne__(self, other):
        return self._compare(other, lambda s, o: s != o)

class dftime(ComparableMixin):
    """Represents a DFXML time. Automatically converts between representations and caches the
    results as necessary.."""
    UTC = GMTMIN(0)

    def ts2datetime(self,ts):
        import datetime
        return datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(ts).replace(tzinfo=dftime.UTC)

    def __init__(self,val):
        #'unicode' is not a type in Python 3; 'basestring' is not a type in Python 2.
        if sys.version_info >= (3,0):
            _basestring = str
        else:
            _basestring = basestring
        if isinstance(val, str) or isinstance(val,_basestring):
            #
            #Test for ISO 8601 format - "YYYY-MM-DD" should have hyphen at val[4]
            if len(val)>5 and val[4]=="-":
                self.iso8601_ = val
            elif len(val) > 15 and ":" in val[13:15]:
                #Maybe the data are instead the timestamp format found in email headers?
                #(The check for 13:15 gets the 14th and 15th characters, since the day can be single- or double-digit.)
                self.datetime_ = rfc822Tdatetime(val)
            else:
                #Maybe the data are a string-wrapped int or float?
                #If this fails, the string format is completely unexpected, so just raise an error.
                self.timestamp_ = float(val)
        elif type(val)==int or type(val)==float:
            self.timestamp_ = val
        elif isinstance(val, datetime.datetime):
            self.datetime_ = val
            #TODO Unit-test this with a timezone-less datetime
        elif val==None:
            self.timestamp_ = None
            self.iso8601_   = None
        elif isinstance(val, dftime):
            #If we instead use .timestamp_, we risk having a timezone conversion error
            self.iso8601_ = val.iso8601()
        else:
            raise ValueError("Unknown type '%s' for DFXML time value" % (str(type(val))))
    def __str__(self):
        return self.iso8601() or ""
    def __repr__(self):
        return repr(self.iso8601()) or "None"
    def __le__(self,b):
        if b is None: return None
        return self.iso8601().__le__(b.iso8601())
    def __gt__(self,b):
        if b is None: return None
        return self.iso8601().__gt__(b.iso8601())
    def _cmpkey(self):
        """Provide a key to use for comparisons; for use with ComparableMixin parent class."""
        return self.timestamp()
    
    def __eq__(self,b):
        if b == None:
            #This will always be False - if self were None, we wouldn't be in this __eq__ method.
            return False
        return self.timestamp()==b.timestamp()

    def iso8601(self):
        # Do we have a cached representation?
        import time
        try:
            return self.iso8601_
        except AttributeError:
            pass
        
        # Do we have a datetime representation?
        try:
            self.iso8601_ = self.datetime_.isoformat()
            return self.iso8601_
        except AttributeError:
            # We better have a Unix timestamp representation?
            self.iso8601_ = time.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ",time.gmtime(self.timestamp_))
            return self.iso8601_
    
    def timestamp(self):
        import time
        # Do we have a cached representation?
        try:
            return self.timestamp_
        except AttributeError:
            pass

        # Do we have a datetime_ object?
        try:
            self.timestamp_ = time.mktime(self.datetime_.timetuple())
            return self.timestamp_
        except AttributeError:
            self.datetime_ = iso8601Tdatetime(self.iso8601_)
            self.timestamp_ = time.mktime(self.datetime_.timetuple())
            return self.timestamp_
        
    def datetime(self):
        import datetime
        # return the datetime from parsing either iso8601 or from parsing timestamp
        try:
            self.datetime_ = self.ts2datetime(self.timestamp_)
            # This needs to be in UTC offset. How annoying.
            return self.datetime_
        except AttributeError:
            self.datetime_ = iso8601Tdatetime(self.iso8601_)
            return self.datetime_

class registry_object:
    def __init__(self):
        self.object_index = {}
        self._mtime = None
        
        """Keep handy a handle on the registry object"""
        self.registry_handle = self

    def mtime(self):
        return self._mtime

class registry_cell_object:
    def __init__(self):
        self._byte_runs  = []

        """This is a pointer to a registry_key_object.  The root node has no parent key."""
        self.parent_key = None

        self._name        = None

        self._full_path   = None

        """Keys have two types:  "root" (0x2c,0xac) and not-root.  Values have several more types."""
        self._type        = None

        """Keep handy a handle on the registry object"""
        self.registry_handle = None
        
        """Name the cell type, for str() and repr()."""
        self._cell_type = "(undefined cell object type)"

        """Only applicable to values."""
        self._sha1 = None

    def name(self):
        """This is the name of the present key or value."""
        return self._name

    def full_path(self):
        """
        This is the full path from the root of the hive, with keys acting like directories and the value name acting like the basename.

        Unlike DFXML, registry paths are delimited with a backslash due to the forward slash being a legal and commonly observed character in cell names.
        """
        return self._full_path

    def type(self):
        """
        This is the data type of the cell.  Keys can be root or not-root; values have several types, like UTF-8, binary, etc.
        Presently, this exports as a string representation of the type, not the numeric type code.
        """
        return self._type

    def _myname(self):
        """This function is called by repr and str, due to (vague memories of) the possibility of an infinite loop if __repr__ calls __self__."""
        if len(self._byte_runs) > 0:
            addr = str(self._byte_runs[0].file_offset)
        else:
            addr = "(unknown)"
        return "".join(["<", self._cell_type, " for hive file offset ", addr, ">"])

    def __repr__(self):
        return self._myname()
    def __str__(self):
        return self._myname()

    def mtime(self):
        raise NotImplementedError("registry_cell_object.mtime() not over-ridden!")

    def byte_runs(self):
        """Returns a sorted array of byte_run objects."""
        #If this idiom is confusing, see:  http://henry.precheur.org/python/copy_list
        ret = list(self._byte_runs)
        return ret

    def sha1(self):
        """
        Return None. Meant to be overwritten.
        """
        return None

    def md5(self):
        """
        Return None. Meant to be overwritten.
        """
        return None

class registry_key_object(registry_cell_object):
    def __init__(self):
        registry_cell_object.__init__(self)
        self._mtime = None
        self.values = {}
        self.used = True  #TODO Add toggling logic for when hivexml (eventually) processes recovered keys
        self._cell_type = "registry_key_object"
    def mtime(self):
        return self._mtime
    def root(self):
        if self.type() is None:
            return None
        return self.type() == "root"

class registry_value_object(registry_cell_object):
    def __init__(self):
        registry_cell_object.__init__(self)
        self.value_data  = None

        self._cell_type = "registry_value_object"
        
        #TODO Replace to be in line with fileobjects: fileobject.hashdigest is a dictionary
        self._hashcache = dict()

        """List for the string-list type of value."""
        self.strings = None

    def mtime(self):
        """Return nothing.  Alternatively, we might return mtime of parent key in the future."""
        return None
    #    if self.parent_key:
    #        return self.parent_key.mtime()
    #    else:
    #        return None

    def _hash(self, hashfunc):
        """
        Return cached hash, populating cache if necessary.
        hashfunc expected values: The functions hashlib.sha1, hashlib.md5.
        If self.value_data is None, or there are no strings in a "string-list" type, this should return None.
        Interpretation: Registry values of type "string-list" are hashed by feeding each element of the list into the hash .update() function. All other Registry values are fed in the same way, as a 1-element list.
        For example, a string type value cell with data "a" fed into this function returns md5("a") (if hashlib.md5 were requested).  A string-list type value cell with data ["a","b"] returns md5("ab").
        This is a simplification to deal with Registry string encodings, and may change in the future.
        """
        if self._hashcache.get(repr(hashfunc)) is None:
            feed_list = []
            if self.type() == "string-list":
                feed_list = self.strings
            elif not self.value_data is None:
                feed_list.append(self.value_data)
            #Normalize to hash .update() required type
            for (elemindex, elem) in enumerate(feed_list):
                if type(elem) == type(""):
                    #String data take a little extra care:
                    #"The bytes in your ... file are being automatically decoded to Unicode by Python 3 as you read from the file"
                    #http://stackoverflow.com/a/7778340/1207160
                    feed_list[elemindex] = elem.encode("utf-8")
            #Hash if there's data to hash
            if len(feed_list) > 0:
                h = hashfunc()
                for elem in feed_list:
                    h.update(elem)
                self._hashcache[repr(hashfunc)] = h.hexdigest()
        return self._hashcache.get(repr(hashfunc))

    def sha1(self):
        return self._hash(hashlib.sha1)

    def md5(self):
        return self._hash(hashlib.md5)

class fileobject:
    """The base class for file objects created either through XML DOM or EXPAT"""
    TIMETAGLIST=['atime','mtime','ctime','dtime','crtime']

    def __init__(self,imagefile=None):
        self.imagefile  = imagefile
        self.hashdigest = dict()
        
    def __str__(self):
        try:
            fn = self.filename()
        except KeyError:
            fn = "???"
        return "fileobject %s byte_runs: %s" % (fn, " ".join([str(x) for x in self.byte_runs()]))

    def partition(self):
        """Partion number of the file"""
        return self.tag("partition")

    def filename(self):
        """Complement name of the file (sometimes called pathname)"""
        return self.tag("filename")

    def ext(self):
        """Extension, as a lowercase string without the leading '.'"""
        import string
        (base,ext) = os.path.splitext(self.filename())
        if ext == '':
            return None
        else:
            return ext[1:]

    def filesize(self):
        """Size of the file, in bytes"""
        return safeInt(self.tag("filesize"))

    def uid(self):
        """UID of the file"""
        return safeInt(self.tag("uid"))

    def gid(self):
        """GID of the file"""
        return safeInt(self.tag("gid"))

    def meta_type(self):
        """Meta-type of the file"""
        return safeInt(self.tag("meta_type"))

    def mode(self):
        """Mode of the file"""
        return safeInt(self.tag("mode"))

    def ctime(self):
        """Metadata Change Time (sometimes Creation Time), as number of seconds
        since January 1, 1970 (Unix time)"""
        t = self.tag("ctime")
        if t: return dftime(t)
        return None
        
    def atime(self):
        """Access time, as number of seconds since January 1, 1970 (Unix time)"""
        t = self.tag("atime")
        if t: return dftime(t)
        return None
        
    def crtime(self):
        """CR time, as number of seconds since January 1, 1970 (Unix time)"""
        t = self.tag("crtime")
        if t: return dftime(t)
        return None
        
    def mtime(self):
        """Modify time, as number of seconds since January 1, 1970 (Unix time)"""
        t = self.tag("mtime")
        if t: return dftime(t)
        return None
        
    def dtime(self):
        """ext2 dtime"""
        t = self.tag("dtime")
        if t: return dftime(t)
        return None

    def times(self):
        """Return a dictionary of all times that the system has"""
        ret = {}
        for tag in self.TIMETAGLIST:
            if self.has_tag(tag):
                try:
                    ret[tag] = dftime(self.tag(tag))
                except TypeError:
                    pass
        return ret

    def sha1(self):
        """Returns the SHA1 in hex"""
        return self.tag("sha1")

    def md5(self):
        """Returns the MD5 in hex"""
        return self.tag("md5")

    def fragments(self):
        """Returns number of file fragments"""
        return len(self.byte_runs())

    def name_type(self):
        """Return the contents of the name_type tag"""
        return self.tag("name_type")

    def is_virtual(self):
        """Returns true if the fi entry is a TSK virtual entry"""
        return self.filename() in tsk_virtual_filenames

    def is_dir(self):
        """Returns true if file is a directory"""
        return self.name_type()=='d'

    def is_file(self):
        """Returns true if file is a file"""
        return self.name_type()=='r' or self.name_type()==None

    def inode(self):
        """Inode; may be a number or SleuthKit x-y-z format"""
        return self.tag("inode")

    def allocated_inode(self):
        """Returns True if the file's inode data structure is allocated, False otherwise.  (Does not return None.)"""
        return isone(self.tag("alloc_inode"))

    def allocated_name(self):
        """Returns True if the file's name data structure is allocated, False otherwise.  (Does not return None.)"""
        return isone(self.tag("alloc_name"))

    def allocated(self):
        """Returns True if the file is allocated, False if it was not
        (that is, if it was deleted or is an orphan).
        Note that we need to be tolerant of mixed case, as it was changed.
        We also need to tolerate the case of the unalloc tag being used.
        """
        if self.filename()=="$OrphanFiles": return False
        if self.allocated_inode() and self.allocated_name():
            return True
        else:
            return isone(self.tag("alloc")) or isone(self.tag("ALLOC")) or not isone(self.tag("unalloc"))

    def compressed(self):
        if not self.has_tag("compressed") and not self.has_tag("compressed") : return False
        return isone(self.tag("compressed")) or isone(self.tag("COMPRESSED"))

    def encrypted(self):
        if not self.has_tag("encrypted") and not self.has_tag("encrypted") : return False
        return isone(self.tag("encrypted")) or isone(self.tag("ENCRYPTED"))

    def file_present(self,imagefile=None):
        """Returns true if the file is present in the disk image"""
        if self.filesize()==0:
            return False               # empty files are never present
        if imagefile==None:
            imagefile=self.imagefile # use this one
        for hashname in ['md5','sha1']:
            oldhash = self.tag(hashname)
            if oldhash:
                newhash = hashlib.new(hashname,self.contents(imagefile=imagefile)).hexdigest()
                return oldhash==newhash
        raise ValueError("Cannot process file "+self.filename()+": no hash in "+str(self))

    def has_contents(self):
        """True if the file has one or more bytes"""
        return len(self.byte_runs())>0

    def has_sector(self,s):
        """True if sector s is contained in one of the byte_runs."""
        for run in self.byte_runs():
            if run.has_sector(s): return True
        return False

    def libmagic(self):
        """Returns libmagic string if the string is specified
           in the xml, or None otherwise"""
        return self.tag("libmagic")

    def content_for_run(self,run=None,imagefile=None):
        """ Returns the content for a specific run. This is a convenience feature
        which does not touch the file object if an imagefile is provided."""
        if imagefile is None: imagefile=self.imagefile
        if run is None: raise ValueError("content_for_run called without a 'run' argument.")

        if run.len == -1:
            return chr(0) * run.len
        elif hasattr(run,'fill'):
            return chr(run.fill) * run.len
        else:
            imagefile.seek(run.img_offset)
            return imagefile.read(run.len)

    def contents(self,imagefile=None,icat_fallback=True):
        """ Returns the contents of all the runs concatenated together. For allocated files
        this should be the original file contents. """
        if imagefile is None     : imagefile=self.imagefile
        if imagefile is None     : raise ValueError("imagefile is unknown")
        if self.encrypted()      : raise ValueError("Cannot generate content for encrypted files")
        if self.compressed() or imagefile.name.endswith(".aff") or imagefile.name.endswith(".E01"):
            if icat_fallback:
                # 
                # For now, compressed files rely on icat rather than python interface
                #
                offset     = safeInt(self.volume.offset)
                block_size = safeInt(self.volume.block_size)
                if block_size==0: block_size = 512
                inode = self.inode()
                if inode :
                    block_size = 512
                    fstype_flag = ""
                    fstype = self.volume.ftype_str()
                    if fstype != None:
                        fstype_flag = '-f' + fstype
                        cmd = ['icat',fstype_flag,'-b',str(block_size),'-o',str(offset//block_size),imagefile.name,str(inode)]
                    else:
                        cmd = ['icat','-b',str(block_size),'-o',str(offset//block_size),imagefile.name,str(inode)]
                    (data,err) = Popen(cmd, stdout=PIPE,stderr=PIPE).communicate()
                    # Check for an error
                    if len(err) > 0 :
                        #sys.stderr.write("Debug: type(err) = %r.\n" % type(err))
                        raise ValueError("icat error (" + str(err).strip() + "): "+" ".join(cmd))
                    return data
                else :
                    raise ValueError("Inode missing from file in compressed format.")
            raise ValueError("Cannot read raw bytes in compressed disk image")
        res = []
        for run in self.byte_runs():
            res.append(self.content_for_run(run=run,imagefile=imagefile))
        return "".join(res)

    def tempfile(self,calcMD5=False,calcSHA1=False):
        """Return the contents of imagefile in a named temporary file. If
        calcMD5 or calcSHA1 are set TRUE, then the object returned has a
        haslib object as self.md5 or self.sha1 with the requested hash."""
        import tempfile
        tf = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile()
        if calcMD5: tf.md5 = hashlib.md5()
        if calcSHA1: tf.sha1 = hashlib.sha1()
        for run in self.byte_runs():
            self.imagefile.seek(run.img_offset)
            count = run.len
            while count>0:
                xfer_len = min(count,1024*1024)        # transfer up to a megabyte at a time
                buf = self.imagefile.read(xfer_len)
                if len(buf)==0: break
                tf.write(buf)
                if calcMD5: tf.md5.update(buf)
                if calcSHA1: tf.sha1.update(buf)
                count -= xfer_len
        tf.flush()
        return tf
        
    def savefile(self,filename=None):
        """Saves the file."""
        with open(filename,"wb") as f:
            for run in self.byte_runs():
                self.imagefile.seek(run.img_offset)
                count = run.len
                while count>0:
                    xfer_len = min(count,1024*1024)        # transfer up to a megabyte at a time 
                    buf = self.imagefile.read(xfer_len)
                    if len(buf)==0: break
                    f.write(buf)
                    count -= xfer_len


    def frag_start_sector(self,fragment):
        return self.byte_runs()[fragment].img_offset / 512

    def name_type(self):
        return self.tag("name_type")

class fileobject_dom(fileobject):
    """file objects created through the DOM. Each object has the XML document
    stored in the .doc attribute."""    
    def __init__(self,xmldoc,imagefile=None):
        fileobject.__init__(self,imagefile=imagefile)
        self.doc = xmldoc

    def tag(self,name):
        """Returns the wholeText for any given NAME. Raises KeyError
        if the NAME does not exist."""
        try:
            return self.doc.getElementsByTagName(name)[0].firstChild.wholeText
        except IndexError:
            # Check for a hash tag with legacy API
            if name in ['md5','sha1','sha256']:
                for e in self.doc.getElementsByTagName('hashdigest'):
                    if e.getAttribute('type').lower()==name:
                        return e.firstChild.wholeText
            raise KeyError(name+" not in XML")

    def has_tag(self,name) :
        try:
            temp=self.doc.getElementsByTagName(name)[0].firstChild.wholeText
            return True
        except IndexError:
            # Check for a hash tag with legacy API
            if name in ['md5','sha1','sha256']:
                for e in self.doc.getElementsByTagName('hashdigest'):
                    if e.getAttribute('type').lower()==name:
                        return True
            return False

    def byte_runs(self):
        """Returns a sorted array of byte_run objects.
        """
        ret = []
        try:
            for run in self.doc.getElementsByTagName("byte_runs")[0].childNodes:
                b = byte_run()
                if run.nodeType==run.ELEMENT_NODE:
                    b.decode_xml_attributes(run.attributes)
                    ret.append(b)
        except IndexError:
            pass
        ret.sort(key=lambda r:r.file_offset)
        return ret

class saxobject:
    # saxobject is a mix-in that makes it easy to turn XML tags into functions.
    # If the sax tag is registered, then a function with the tag's name is created.
    # Calling the function returns the value for the tag that is stored in the _tags{}
    # dictionary. The _tags{} dictionary is filled by the _end_element() method that is defined.
    # For fileobjects all tags are remembered.
    def __init__(self):
        self._tags     = {}
    def tag(self,name):
        """Returns the XML text for a given NAME."""
        return self._tags.get(name,None)
    def has_tag(self,name) : return name in self._tags

def register_sax_tag(tagclass,name):
    setattr(tagclass,name,lambda self:self.tag(name))


class fileobject_sax(fileobject,saxobject):
    """file objects created through expat. This class is created with a tags array and a set of byte runs."""
    def __init__(self,imagefile=None,xml=None):
        fileobject.__init__(self,imagefile=imagefile)
        saxobject.__init__(self)
        self._byte_runs = []
    def byte_runs(self):
        """Returns an array of byte_run objects."""
        return self._byte_runs


class volumeobject_sax(saxobject):
    """A class that represents the volume."""
    def __init__(self):
        if hasattr(saxobject, "__init__"):
            saxobject.__init__(self)
        self.offset = 0
        self.block_size = 0

    def __str__(self):
        return "volume "+(str(self._tags))

    def partition_offset(self):
        try:
            return self.tag('partition_offset')
        except KeyError:
            return self.tag('Partition_Offset')

register_sax_tag(volumeobject_sax,'ftype')
register_sax_tag(volumeobject_sax,'ftype_str')
register_sax_tag(volumeobject_sax,'block_count')
register_sax_tag(volumeobject_sax,'first_block')
register_sax_tag(volumeobject_sax,'last_block')
    
class imageobject_sax(saxobject):
    """A class that represents the disk image"""
register_sax_tag(imageobject_sax,'imagesize')
register_sax_tag(imageobject_sax,'image_filename')


class creatorobject_sax(saxobject):
    """A class that represents the <creator> section of a DFXML file"""
for tag in ['creator','program','version']:
    register_sax_tag(creatorobject_sax,tag)

################################################################

################################################################

def safe_b64decode(b64data):
    """
    This function takes care of the logistics of base64 decoding XML data in Python 2 and 3.
    Recall that Python3 requires b64decode operate on bytes, not a string.
        Ref: <http://bugs.python.org/issue4769#msg115690>
    A forum post that noted several encoding differences between Python 2 and 3:
        <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9327993/python3-unicode-escape-doesnt-work-with-non-ascii-bytes>
    """
    if sys.version_info.major == 2:
        return base64.b64decode(b64data).decode("unicode_escape")
    elif sys.version_info.major == 3:
        dtype = str(type(b64data))
        to_decode = None
        if dtype == "<class 'str'>":
            to_decode = b64data.encode("ascii")
        elif dtype == "<class 'bytes'>":
            to_decode = b64data
        return base64.b64decode(to_decode).decode("unicode_escape")
    else:
        raise Exception("Not sure how to parse base64 data outside Python versions 2 or 3.")

class xml_reader:
    def __init__(self):
        self.cdata = None
        self.tagstack = ['xml']
    
    def _char_data(self, data):
        """Handles XML data"""
        if self.cdata != None:
            self.cdata += data

    def process_xml_stream(self,xml_stream,callback,preserve_fis=False):
        "Run the reader on a given XML input stream"
        self.callback = callback
        self.preserve_fis = preserve_fis
        self.fi_history = []
        import xml.parsers.expat
        p = xml.parsers.expat.ParserCreate()
        p.StartElementHandler  = self._start_element
        p.EndElementHandler    = self._end_element
        p.CharacterDataHandler = self._char_data
        p.ParseFile(xml_stream)    

class regxml_reader(xml_reader):
    def __init__(self,flags=None):
        self.flags = flags
        xml_reader.__init__(self)  #TODO wait, shouldn't flags go in here?
        self.objectstack = []
        self.registry_object = None
        self.nonce = 0

    def _start_element(self, name, attrs):
        """
        The objectstack conditionally grows, depending on type of element processed
        * msregistry (hive):  Create a new msregistry object, append to objectstack
        * key (node):  Create a new key object, append to objectstack
        * mtime:  The text is going to become a property of the parent element; do not append to objectstack.
        * value:  Create a new value object, append to objectstack.
        """
        new_object = None
        if name in ["msregistry","hive"]:
            new_object = registry_object()
            self.objectstack.append(new_object)
            self.registry_object = new_object
        elif name in ["key","node"]:
            new_object = registry_key_object()
            
            #Note these two tests for root and parent _are_ supposed to be independent tests.
            if attrs.get("root",None) == "1":
                new_object._type = "root"
            else:
                new_object._type = ""

            if len(self.objectstack) > 1:
                new_object.parent_key = self.objectstack[-1]

            #Sanity check:  root key implies no parent
            if new_object.type() == "root":
                assert new_object.parent_key == None
            #Sanity check:  no parent implies root key --OR-- recovered key
            if new_object.parent_key == None:
                assert new_object.used == False or new_object.type() == "root"

            #Define new_object.name
            #Force a name for keys. If the key has no recorded name, apply artificial name prefix to nonce.
            name_data = attrs.get("name")
            if name_data == None:
                new_object._name = "__DFXML_NONCE_" + str(self.nonce)
                self.nonce += 1
            else:
                enc = attrs.get("name_encoding")
                if enc == "base64":
                    new_object._name = safe_b64decode(name_data)
                else:
                    new_object._name = name_data

            if new_object.parent_key == None:
                new_object._full_path = "\\" + new_object.name()
                # TODO need a name scheme for orphan references, when we start processing orphans
            else:
                new_object._full_path = new_object.parent_key.full_path() + "\\" + new_object.name()
            self.objectstack.append(new_object)
        elif name in ["value"]:
            new_object = registry_value_object()
            new_object.parent_key = self.objectstack[-1]
            new_object._type = attrs.get("type",None)

            if new_object.type() == "string-list":
                new_object.strings = []
            
            #Store decoded name
            if attrs.get("default",None) == "1":
                new_object._name = "Default"
                if attrs.get("name",attrs.get("key",None)) is not None:
                    #TODO Notify: concurrently set name attribute and default-name flag
                    pass
            else:
                enc = attrs.get("name_encoding",attrs.get("key_encoding"))
                name_data = attrs.get("name",attrs.get("key",None))
                if enc == "base64":
                    try:
                        new_object._name = base64.b64decode(name_data.encode("ascii")).decode("unicode_escape")
                    except:
                        sys.stderr.write("name_data={}  type={}\n".format(name_data,type(name_data)))
                        raise
                else:
                    new_object._name = name_data
            new_object._full_path = new_object.parent_key.full_path() + "\\" + new_object.name()

            #Store decoded value
            new_object.value_data = self.decoded_value(attrs)
            self.objectstack.append(new_object)
        elif name in ["mtime"]:
            self.cdata = ""
        elif name in ["string"]:
            self.cdata = ""
        elif name in ["byte_runs"]:
            pass
        elif name in ["byte_run"]:
            parent = self.objectstack[-1]
            parent._byte_runs.append(byte_run(file_offset=attrs.get("file_offset"), len=attrs.get("len")))
        else:
            raise ValueError("regxml_reader._start_element: Don't know how to start element %s.\n" % name)
        #Give all cell objects a handle on the registry
        if new_object != None:
            new_object.registry_handle = self.registry_object

    def decoded_value(self, attrs):
        value_data = attrs.get("value",None)
        if value_data:
            # TODO adjust hivexml to not use a plain "encoding" attribute
            value_encoding = attrs.get("encoding", attrs.get("value_encoding")) 
            if value_encoding == "base64":
                if sys.version_info.major>2:
                    value_data = bytes(value_data,encoding='ascii')
                return base64.b64decode(value_data)
            else:
                return value_data
        else:
            return None

    def _end_element(self, name):
        """
        The callback is invoked for each stack-popping operation, except the root.
        """
        # TODO sanity-check the objectstack
        if name in ["msregistry","hive"]:
            pass
        elif name in ["key","node"]:
            finished_object = self.objectstack.pop()
            #Add finished object to object index
            if finished_object.full_path() in self.registry_object.object_index:
                raise ValueError("regxml_reader._end_element:  Same key path found more than once: " +
                                 finished_object.full_path())
            self.registry_object.object_index[finished_object.full_path()] = finished_object
            self.callback(finished_object)
        elif name in ["mtime"]:
            self.objectstack[-1]._mtime = dftime(self.cdata)
            self.cdata = None
        elif name in ["value"]:
            finished_object = self.objectstack.pop()
            #TODO Simplify once hivexml is patched to have value/@value instead of value/[cdata]
            if finished_object.value_data == None:
                finished_object.value_data = self.cdata
            self.callback(finished_object)
        elif name in ["string"]:
            value_object = self.objectstack[-1]
            if value_object.strings == None:
                raise ValueError("regxml_reader._end_element:  parsing error, string element found, but parent's type can't support a string list.")
            value_object.strings.append(self.cdata)
            self.cdata = None
        elif name in ["byte_runs","byte_run"]:
            pass
        else:
            raise ValueError("regxml_reader._end_element: Don't know how to end element %s.\n" % name)

class fileobject_reader(xml_reader):
    """Class which uses the SAX expat-based XML reader.
    Reads an FIWALK XML input file and automatically creates
    volumeobject_sax and fileobject_sax objects, but just returns the filoeobject
    objects.."""
    def __init__(self,imagefile=None,flags=None):
        self.creator      = None
        self.volumeobject = None
        self.fileobject   = None
        self.imageobject  = imageobject_sax()
        self.imagefile    = imagefile
        self.flags        = flags
        self._sax_fi_pointer = None
        xml_reader.__init__(self)

    @property
    def _sax_fi_pointer(self):
        """
        This internal field of a fileobject_reader is a simple state machine.  A DFXML stream can contain fileobjects which contain original_fileobjects, which require the same parsing mechanisms.  This pointer saves on duplicating code with the SAX parser.

        Type: None, or dfxml.fileobject.  Type enforced by the setter method.
        """
        return self._sax_fi_pointer_ 
    @_sax_fi_pointer.setter
    def _sax_fi_pointer(self, val):
        if val is None:
            self._sax_fi_pointer_ = None
        else:
            assert isinstance(val, fileobject)
            self._sax_fi_pointer_ = val
        
    def _start_element(self, name, attrs):
        """ Handles the start of an element for the XPAT scanner"""
        _logger.debug("fileobject_reader._start_element: name = %r" % name)
        self.tagstack.append(name)
        self.cdata = ""          # new element, so reset the data
        if name=="volume":
            self.volumeobject            = volumeobject_sax()
            self.volumeobject.block_size = 512 # reasonable default
            self.volumeobject.image      = self.imageobject
            if "offset" in attrs:
                self.volumeobject.offset = int(attrs["offset"]) 
            return
        if name=="block_size":
            pass
        if name=="fileobject":
            self.fileobject = fileobject_sax(imagefile=self.imagefile)
            self.fileobject.volume = self.volumeobject
            self._sax_fi_pointer = self.fileobject
            return
        if name=="original_fileobject":
            self.fileobject.original_fileobject = fileobject_sax(imagefile=self.imagefile)
            #self.original_fileobject.volume = self.volumeobject #TODO
            self._sax_fi_pointer = self.fileobject.original_fileobject
            return
        if name=='hashdigest':
            self.hashdigest_type = attrs['type'] 
        if self.fileobject and (name=="run" or name=="byte_run"):
            b = byte_run()
            b.decode_sax_attributes(attrs)
            self.fileobject._byte_runs.append(b)
            return


    def _end_element(self, name):
        """Handles the end of an element for the XPAT scanner"""
        assert(self.tagstack.pop()==name) # make sure that the stack matches
        if name=="volume":
            self.volumeobject = None
            return
        if name=="block_size" and len(self.tagstack) > 1 : 
            if self.tagstack[-1] == "volume" : 
                self.volumeobject.block_size = int(self.cdata)
                self.cdata=None
            return
        if name=="fileobject":
            self.callback(self.fileobject)
            if self.preserve_fis:
                self.fi_history.append(self.fileobject)
            self.fileobject = None
            return
        if name=="original_fileobject":
            self._sax_fi_pointer = self.fileobject
            return
        if name=='hashdigest' and len(self.tagstack)>0:
            top = self.tagstack[-1]            # what the hash was for
            alg = self.hashdigest_type.lower() # name of the hash algorithm used
            if top=='byte_run':
                self._sax_fi_pointer._byte_runs[-1].hashdigest[alg] = self.cdata
            if top in ["fileobject", "original_fileobject"]:
                self._sax_fi_pointer._tags[alg] = self.cdata # legacy
                self._sax_fi_pointer.hashdigest[alg] = self.cdata
            self.cdata = None
            return

        if self._sax_fi_pointer:             # in file objects, all tags are remembered
            self._sax_fi_pointer._tags[name] = self.cdata
            self.cdata = None
            return
        # Special case: <source><image_filename>fn</image_filename></source>
        # gets put in <image_filename>fn</image_filename>
        if name in ['image_filename','imagefile'] and self.tagstack[-1]=='source':
            self.imageobject._tags['image_filename'] = self.cdata

class volumeobject_reader(xml_reader):
    """Reads just the <volume> section of a DFXML file"""
    def __init__(self):
        self.volumeobject = False
        xml_reader.__init__(self)
        self.imageobject  = imageobject_sax()

    def _start_element(self, name, attrs):
        """ Handles the start of an element for the XPAT scanner"""
        self.tagstack.append(name)
        if name=="volume":
            self.volumeobject = volumeobject_sax()
            self.volumeobject.image = self.imageobject
            return
        if name=="fileobject":
            self.cdata = None            # don't record this
            return
        self.cdata = ""                  # new element; otherwise data is ignored

    def _end_element(self, name):
        """Handles the end of an eleement for the XPAT scanner"""
        assert(self.tagstack.pop()==name)
        if name=="volume":
            self.callback(self.volumeobject)
            self.volumeobject = None
            return
        if self.tagstack[-1]=='volume' and self.volumeobject:             # in the volume
            self.volumeobject._tags[name] = self.cdata
            self.cdata = None
            return
        if self.tagstack[-1] in ['fiwalk','dfxml']:
            self.imageobject._tags[name] = self.cdata
            return

        # Special case: <source><image_filename>fn</image_filename></source> gets put in <image_filename>fn</image_filename>
        if name in ['image_filename','imagefile'] and self.tagstack[-1]=='source':
            self.imageobject._tags['image_filename'] = self.cdata
        return


class FinishedReadingCreator(Exception):
    """Class to indicate that creator object has been read"""

class creatorobject_reader(xml_reader):
    """Reads the <creator> section of a DFXML file"""
    def __init__(self):
        self.creatorobject = False
        xml_reader.__init__(self)

    def _start_element(self, name, attrs):
        """ Handles the start of an element for the XPAT scanner"""
        self.tagstack.append(name)
        if name=="creator":
            self.creatorobject = creatorobject_sax()
            return
        if self.creatorobject:
            self.cdata = ""     # capture cdata for creatorobject

    def _end_element(self, name):
        """Handles the end of an eleement for the XPAT scanner"""
        assert(self.tagstack.pop()==name)
        if name=="creator":
            self.callback(self.creatorobject)
            self.creatorobject = None
            raise FinishedReadingCreator("Done")
        if self.tagstack[-1]=='creator' and self.creatorobject: # in the creator
            self.creatorobject._tags[name] = self.cdata
            self.cdata = None
            return


def combine_runs(runs):
    """Given an array of bytrun elements, combine the runs and return a new array."""
    if runs==[]: return []
    ret = [runs[0]]
    for run in runs[1:]:
        # if the last one ends where this run begins, just extend
        # otherwise append
        last = ret[-1]
        if last.img_offset+last.len == run.img_offset:
            ret[-1] = byte_run(img_offset = last.img_offset,
                              len = last.len + run.len)
            continue
        else:
            ret.append(run)
    return ret

class extentdb:
    """A class to a database of extents and report if they collide.
    Currently this is not an efficient implementation, but it could become
    more efficient in the future. When it does, every program that uses
    this implementation will get faster too!  Each extent is represented
    as a byte_run object"""
    def __init__(self,sectorsize=512):
        self.db = []                    # the database of runs
        self.sectorsize = 512
        pass
    
    def report(self,f):
        """Print information about the database"""
        f.write("sectorsize: %d\n" % self.sectorsize)
        for run in sorted(self.db):
            f.write("   [@%8d ; %8d]\n" % (run.img_offset,run.len))
        f.write("total entries in database: %d\n\n" % len(r))
    
    def sectors_for_bytes(self,count):
        """Returns the number of sectors necessary to hold COUNT bytes"""
        return (count+self.sectorsize-1)//self.sectorsize
    
    def sectors_for_run(self,run):
        """Returns an array of the sectors for a given run"""
        start_sector = run.img_offset/self.sectorsize
        sector_count = self.sectors_for_bytes(run.len)
        return range(start_sector,start_sector+sector_count)

    def run_for_sector(self,sector_number,count=1):
        """Returns the run for a specified sector, and optionally a count of sectors"""
        return byte_run(len=count*self.sectorsize,img_offset=sector_number * self.sectorsize)

    def intersects(self,extent):
        """Returns the intersecting extent, or None if there is none"""
        if extent.len==0: return True    # 0 length intersects with everything
        if extent.len<0: raise ValueError("Length cannot be negative:"+str(extent))
        start = extent.img_offset
        stop  = extent.img_offset+extent.len
        for d in self.db:
            if d.img_offset <= start < d.img_offset+d.len: return d
            if d.img_offset < stop  < d.img_offset+d.len: return d
            if start<d.img_offset and d.img_offset+d.len <= stop: return d
        return None

    def intersects_runs(self,runs):
        """Returns the intersecting extent for a set of runs, or None
        if there is none."""
        for r in runs:
            v = self.intersects(r)
            if v: return v
        return None

    def intersects_sector(self,sector):
        """Returns the intersecting extent for a specified sector, None otherwise.
        Sector numbers start at 0."""
        return self.intersects(self.run_for_sector(sector))

    def add(self,extent):
        """Adds an EXTENT (start,length) to the database.
        Raises ValueError if there is an intersection."""
        v = self.intersects(extent)
        if v:
            raise ValueError("Cannot add "+str(extent)+": it intersects "+str(v))
        self.db.append(extent)

    def add_runs(self,runs):
        """Adds all of the runs to the extent database"""
        for r in runs:
            self.add(r)

    def runs_for_sectors(self,sectors):
        """Given a list of SECTORS, return a list of RUNS.
        Automatically combines adjacent runs."""

        runs = [byte_run(len=self.sectorsize,img_offset=x*self.sectorsize) for x in sectors]
        return combine_runs(runs)

    def add_sectors(self,sectors):
        """Adds the sectors in the list to the database."""
        self.add_runs(self.runs_for_sectors(sectors))

    def sectors_not_in_db(self,run):
        """For a given run, return a list of sectors not in the extent db"""
        return filter(lambda x:not self.intersects_sector(x),self.sectors_for_run(run))


def read_dfxml(xmlfile=None,imagefile=None,flags=0,callback=None,preserve_fis=False):
    """Processes an image using expat, calling a callback for every file object encountered.
    If xmlfile is provided, use that as the xmlfile, otherwise runs fiwalk."""
    if not callback:
        raise ValueError("callback must be specified")
    r = fileobject_reader(imagefile=imagefile,flags=flags)
    r.process_xml_stream(xmlfile,callback,preserve_fis)
    return r

def iter_dfxml(xmlfile, preserve_elements=False, imagefile=None):
    """Returns an interator that yields fileobjects from a DFXML file.
    
    @param preserve_elements
    Yielded fileobjects can also retain the xml.etree.ElementTree.Element,
    the fileobject's source XML as a manipulable object.
    Pass preserve_elements=True to get fi.xml_element.
    NOTE: Retaining Elements is quite memory-intensive.  Creating a MAC
    timeline from DFXML of the "CFREDS Hacking" image (a 34MB XML file)
    using demo_mac_timeline_iter.py maxed at 65MB of RAM without
    preserve_elements, and about 650MB with.  
    
    This function might be extended in the future to call Fiwalk (and
    thus become what fileobjects_iter was supposed to be).

    Note that to serialize the fileobjects to strings, you may wish to
    use the ET_tostring wrapper function in this module.  The
    ET.tostring function will print XML namespaces if the input XML has
    an affiliated namespace.  This is presently necessary from the
    repeated use of the DFXML sax code, but might not be necessary in
    the future.
    ElementTree-and-namespace references:
      Reading with XML namespaces:
        http://effbot.org/zone/element-namespaces.htm
        http://stackoverflow.com/a/13475333/1207160
        http://stackoverflow.com/a/1319417/1207160
        http://stackoverflow.com/a/14853417/1207160
      Writing with XML namespaces:
        http://stackoverflow.com/a/3895958/1207160
"""
    import io
    import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET

    ET.register_namespace("", XMLNS_DFXML)

    if not xmlfile:
        raise ValueError("xmlfile must be specified")
    qtagname = "{%s}fileobject" % XMLNS_DFXML
    for event, elem in ET.iterparse(xmlfile, ("start","end")):
        if event == "end":
            #Note that ElementTree qualifies tag names if possible.  Thus, the paired check.
            if elem.tag in ["fileobject", qtagname]:
                xmlstring = ET.tostring(elem)
                pseudof = io.BytesIO()
                pseudof.write(xmlstring)
                pseudof.seek(0)
                def temp_callback(fi):
                    #TODO The volumeobject isn't populated this way; need to catch with iterparse.
                    if preserve_elements:
                        fi.xml_element = elem
                reader = read_dfxml(xmlfile=pseudof, imagefile=imagefile, callback=temp_callback, preserve_fis=True)
                yield reader.fi_history[0]
                if not preserve_elements:
                    elem.clear()


#This regular expression removes xmlns declarations from elements.
#Note it will fail if the namespace includes a quote character.
rx_xmlns = r"""\sxmlns(:\S+)?=['"][^'"]+['"]"""

def ET_tostring(*pargs, **kwargs):
    """
    The ElementTree XML interface produces redundant namespace
    declarations if you print an element at a time.  This method simply
    removes all xmlns delcarations from the string.
    """
    global rx_xmlns
    import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
    tempstring = ET.tostring(*pargs, **kwargs)
    retval = re.sub(rx_xmlns, "", tempstring)
    return retval


def read_regxml(xmlfile=None,flags=0,callback=None):
    """Processes an image using expat, calling a callback for node encountered."""
    import xml.parsers.expat
    if not callback:
        raise ValueError("callback must be specified")
    if not xmlfile:
        raise ValueError("regxml file must be specified")
    r = regxml_reader(flags=flags)
    try:
        r.process_xml_stream(xmlfile,callback)
    except xml.parsers.expat.ExpatError as e:
        stderr.write("XML parsing error for file \"" + xmlfile.name + "\".  Object stack:\n")
        for x in r.objectstack:
            stderr.write(str(x) + "\n")
        stderr.write("(Done.)\n")
        raise e
    return r

def fileobjects_sax(xmlfile=None,imagefile=None,flags=0):
    """Returns a LIST of fileobjects extracted from the given
    imagefile. If XMLFILE is provided, read the objects are read
    directly from the XML, otherwise this method runs fiwalk with the
    specified FLAGS."""
    ret = []
    read_dfxml(xmlfile=xmlfile,imagefile=imagefile,flags=flags,
                     callback=lambda fi:ret.append(fi))
    return ret

def fileobjects_iter(xmlfile=None,imagefile=None,flags=0):
    """Returns an iterator that returns fileobjects extracted from the given
    imagefile. If XMLFILE is provided, read the objects are read
    directly from the XML, otherwise this method runs fiwalk with the
    specified FLAGS."""
    print("For reasons we do not understand, fileobjects_iter currently does not work.")
    def local_iter(fi):
        yield fi
    read_dfxml(xmlfile=xmlfile,imagefile=imagefile,flags=flags,callback=local_iter)

def fileobjects_dom(xmlfile=None,imagefile=None,flags=0):
    """Returns a tuple consisting of (XML,LIST) where XML is the
    document of the imagefile's fiwalk and LIST is a list of file
    objects extracted from that document."""

    import xml.dom.minidom
    doc =  xml.dom.minidom.parseString(xmlfile.read())
    ret = []
    for xmlfi in doc.getElementsByTagName("fileobject"):
        fi = fileobject_dom(xmlfi,imagefile=imagefile)
        ret.append(fi)
    return (doc,ret)

def volumeobjects_sax(xmlfile=None,imagefile=None,flags=0):
    ret = []
    r = volumeobject_reader()
    r.process_xml_stream(xmlfile,imagefile=None,callback=lambda vo:ret.append(vo))
    return ret
    
def creatorobjects_sax(xmlfile=None,flags=0):
    r = creatorobject_reader()
    ret = []
    try:
        r.process_xml_stream(xmlfile,callback=lambda vo:ret.append(vo))
    except FinishedReadingCreator as e:
        pass
    return ret
        
################################################################
if __name__=="__main__":
    from optparse import OptionParser
    parser = OptionParser()
    parser.add_option("-r","--regress",action="store_true")
    (options,args) = parser.parse_args()

    def check_equal(a,b,want=None):
        da = dftime(a)
        db = dftime(b)
        result = da==db
        warn = ""
        if result != want:
            warn = " (!)"
        print("a=%s b=%s want=%s equal=%s%s" % (da,db,want,result,warn))
    
    def check_greater(a,b,want=None):
        da = dftime(a)
        db = dftime(b)
        result = da>db
        warn = ""
        if result != want:
            warn = " (!)"
        print("a=%s b=%s want=%s greater=%s%s" % (da,db,want,result,warn))

    if options.regress:
        print("Testing unicode value parsing.")
        #Test base64 encoding of the "Registered" symbol, encountered in a key name in the M57-Patents corpus.
        test_unicode_string = "\xae"
        if sys.version_info.major == 2:
            #The test string doesn't quite get defined right that way in Python 2
            test_unicode_string = unicode(test_unicode_string, encoding="latin-1")
            test_unicode_string_escaped = test_unicode_string.encode("unicode_escape")
            test_base64_bytes = base64.b64encode(test_unicode_string_escaped)
        elif sys.version_info.major == 3:
            test_unicode_string_escaped = test_unicode_string.encode("unicode_escape")
            test_base64_bytes = base64.b64encode(test_unicode_string_escaped)
        else:
            #Just hard-code value, no examples yet for this language version.
            test_base64_bytes = b'XHhhZQ=='
        test_base64_string = test_base64_bytes.decode("ascii")
        #test_base64_string is the kind of string data you'd expect to encounter in base64-encoded values processing RegXML.
        assert test_unicode_string == safe_b64decode(test_base64_bytes)
        assert test_unicode_string == safe_b64decode(test_base64_string)
        print("Unicode value parsing good!")
        print("Testing time string parsing")
        test_rfc822tdatetime = rfc822Tdatetime("26 Jun 2012 22:34:58 -0700")
        assert test_rfc822tdatetime.tzinfo is not None
        print("Time string parsing good!")
        print("Testing dftime values")
        #check_equal("1900-01-02T02:03:04Z",-2208895016,True) #AJN time.mktime doesn't seem to support old times any more
        a_pacific_dftime = dftime("26 Jun 2012 22:34:58 -0700")
        assert 0.0 == dftime(a_pacific_dftime.iso8601()).timestamp() - a_pacific_dftime.timestamp()
        check_equal("2000-01-02T02:03:04Z","2000-01-02T03:03:04-0100",False)
        check_equal("2000-01-02T02:03:04-0100","2000-01-02T02:03:04-0100",True)
        check_equal("2000-01-02T02:03:04-0100","2000-01-02T02:03:04-0200",False)
        check_equal("2000-01-02T02:03:04-0100","2000-01-02T01:03:04-0200",True)
        check_greater("2000-01-02T04:04:05-0100","2000-01-02T03:04:05-0100",True)
        check_greater("2000-01-02T03:04:05-0200","2000-01-02T03:04:05-0100",True)
        check_greater("2009-11-17T00:33:30.9375Z","2009-11-17T00:33:30Z",True)
        check_equal("2009-11-17T00:33:30.9375Z","2009-11-17T00:33:30Z",False)
        check_equal("2009-11-17T00:33:30.0000Z","2009-11-17T00:33:30Z",True)
        check_equal("27 Jun 2012 06:02:00 -0000","27 Jun 2012 05:02:00 -0100",True)
        check_equal("27 Jun 2012 06:02:00 -0000","2012-06-27T06:02:00Z",True)
        check_equal("26 Jun 2012 22:34:58 -0700","2012-06-27T05:34:58Z", True)
        print("dftime values passed.")
        print("Testing byte_run overlap engine:")
        db = extentdb()
        a = byte_run(img_offset=0,len=5)
        db.add(a)
        b = byte_run(5,5)
        db.add(b)
        try:
            assert db.intersects(byte_run(0,5))==byte_run(0,5)
        except:
            print(type(cmp))
            print(db.intersects(byte_run(0,5)))
            print(byte_run(0,5))
            raise
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(0,1))
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(2,3))
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(4,1))
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(5,1))
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(6,1))
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(9,1))
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(-1,5))
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(-1,10))
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(-1,11))
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(-1,1))==None
        assert db.intersects(byte_run(10,1))==None
        print("Overlap engine good!")
        assert re.sub(rx_xmlns, "", """<fileobject xmlns="http://www.forensicswiki.org/wiki/Category:Digital_Forensics_XML">""") == "<fileobject>"
        assert re.sub(rx_xmlns, "", """<fileobject xmlns:dfxml="http://www.forensicswiki.org/wiki/Category:Digital_Forensics_XML">""") == "<fileobject>"
        assert re.sub(rx_xmlns, "", """<fileobject delta:new_file="1">""") == """<fileobject delta:new_file="1">"""
        assert re.sub(rx_xmlns, "", """<fileobject xmlns="http://www.forensicswiki.org/wiki/Category:Digital_Forensics_XML" attr="1">""") == """<fileobject attr="1">"""
        print("XML namespace regex good!")
