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package gnu.javax.swing.text.html.parser.support.low;
import java.util.BitSet;
/**
* The parser constants and operations, directly related to the parser
* constants.
* @author Audrius Meskauskas, Lithuania (AudriusA@Bioinformatics.org)
*/
public class Constants
{
/* Single character tokens are reflected into they ASCII codes. */
/**
* Start of HTML token.
*/
public static final int BEGIN = '<';
/**
* End of HTML token.
*/
public static final int END = '>';
/**
* Exclamation (indicates SGML or comment).
*/
public static final int EXCLAMATION = '!';
/**
* Slash (indicates closing tag).
*/
public static final int SLASH = '/';
/**
* Equals sign.
*/
public static final int EQ = '=';
/**
* Quoting sign.
*/
public static final int AP = '\'';
/**
* Quoting sign.
*/
public static final int QUOT = '"';
/* The numbers of other tokens start outside the ascii space. */
/* String tokens */
/**
* Double dash (--)
*/
public static final int DOUBLE_DASH = 1000;
/**
* The STYLE tag (needs special handling).
*/
public static final int STYLE = 1001;
/**
* The SCRIPT tag (needs special handling).
*/
public static final int SCRIPT = 1002;
/* Pattern tokens */
/**
* HTML whitespace.
*/
public static final int WS = 1003;
/**
* Named or numeric entity,
*/
public static final int ENTITY = 1004;
/**
* Sequence of valid name characters (can start from digit).
*/
public static final int NUMTOKEN = 1005;
/* Complex tokens */
/**
* Comment opening sequence.
*/
public static final pattern COMMENT_OPEN =
new pattern(new node[]
{
new node(BEGIN), new node(WS, true), new node(EXCLAMATION),
new node(WS, true), new node(DOUBLE_DASH),
}
);
/**
* Comment closing sequence
*/
public static final pattern COMMENT_END =
new pattern(new node[]
{
new node(DOUBLE_DASH), new node(WS, true), new node(END)
}
);
/**
* Special case ---> (also is treated as end of comment).
*/
public static final pattern COMMENT_TRIPLEDASH_END =
new pattern(new node[]
{
new node(DOUBLE_DASH), new node(NUMTOKEN), new node(END)
}
);
/**
* STYLE element heading pattern.
*/
public static final pattern STYLE_OPEN =
new pattern(new node[] { new node(BEGIN), new node(WS, true), new node(STYLE) });
/**
* SCRIPT element heading pattern.
*/
public static final pattern SCRIPT_OPEN =
new pattern(new node[] { new node(BEGIN), new node(WS, true), new node(SCRIPT) });
/**
* SGML element heading pattern.
*/
public static final pattern SGML =
new pattern(new node[]
{
new node(BEGIN), new node(WS, true), new node(EXCLAMATION)
}
);
/**
* SCRIPT element closing pattern.
*/
public static final pattern SCRIPT_CLOSE =
new pattern(new node[]
{
new node(BEGIN), new node(WS, true), new node(SLASH),
new node(WS, true), new node(SCRIPT), new node(WS, true),
new node(END)
}
);
/**
* STYLE element closing pattern.
*/
public static final pattern STYLE_CLOSE =
new pattern(new node[]
{
new node(BEGIN), new node(WS, true), new node(SLASH),
new node(WS, true), new node(STYLE), new node(WS, true),
new node(END)
}
);
/**
* Ordinary HTML tag heading pattern.
*/
public static final pattern TAG =
new pattern(new node[]
{
new node(BEGIN), new node(WS, true), new node(SLASH, true),
new node(WS, true), new node(NUMTOKEN)
}
);
/* Special tokens */
/**
* All other tokens.
*/
public static final int OTHER = 1999;
/**
* The UNICODE "end of text" control code
*/
static final char ETX = 3;
/**
* End of file.
*/
public static final int EOF = ETX;
/* Character categories */
/**
* All single char tokens.
*/
public static final BitSet bSINGLE_CHAR_TOKEN = new BitSet();
/**
* Non letters and non numbers, allowed in HTML names.
*/
public static final BitSet bSPECIAL = new BitSet();
/**
* All letters, used in HTML names.
*/
public static final BitSet bLETTER = new BitSet();
/**
* Digits.
*/
public static final BitSet bDIGIT = new BitSet();
/**
* Both line breaks.
*/
public static final BitSet bLINEBREAK = new BitSet();
/**
* All whitespace.
*/
public static final BitSet bWHITESPACE = new BitSet();
/**
* Both quoting characters.
*/
public static final BitSet bQUOTING = new BitSet();
/**
* Valid name characters.
*/
public static final BitSet bNAME = new BitSet();
/* Entity subcategories */
/**
* Named entity.
*/
public static final int ENTITY_NAMED = 1;
/**
* Numeric entity.
*/
public static final int ENTITY_NUMERIC = 2;
static
{
bQUOTING.set(AP);
bQUOTING.set(QUOT);
bSINGLE_CHAR_TOKEN.set(BEGIN);
bSINGLE_CHAR_TOKEN.set(END);
bSINGLE_CHAR_TOKEN.set(EXCLAMATION);
bSINGLE_CHAR_TOKEN.set(SLASH);
bSINGLE_CHAR_TOKEN.set(EQ);
bSINGLE_CHAR_TOKEN.set(EOF);
bSINGLE_CHAR_TOKEN.or(bQUOTING);
bLINEBREAK.set('\r');
bLINEBREAK.set('\n');
bWHITESPACE.set(' ');
bWHITESPACE.set('\t');
bWHITESPACE.set(0xC);
bWHITESPACE.or(bLINEBREAK);
for (char i = '0'; i <= '9'; i++)
{
bDIGIT.set(i);
}
for (char i = 'a'; i <= 'z'; i++)
{
bLETTER.set(i);
}
for (char i = 'A'; i <= 'Z'; i++)
{
bLETTER.set(i);
}
bSPECIAL.set('-');
bSPECIAL.set('_');
bSPECIAL.set(':');
bSPECIAL.set('.');
bNAME.or(bLETTER);
bNAME.or(bDIGIT);
bNAME.or(bSPECIAL);
}
/**
* Verifies if one of the tokens matches the end of string
* buffer. The last character in the string buffer is the
* "future character", some tokens needs to verify it the
* token does not continue "towards the future". If the token
* matches, it matches till "pre-last" character in the buffer.
* @param b
* @return
*/
public Token endMatches(Buffer b)
{
if (b.length() < 2)
return null;
int p = b.length() - 2;
if (b.length() > 2 && b.charAt(p) == '-' && b.charAt(p - 1) == '-')
return new Token(DOUBLE_DASH, "--", b.getLocation(p - 1, p + 1));
char last = b.charAt(p);
if (bSINGLE_CHAR_TOKEN.get(last))
return new Token(last, last, b.getLocation(p, p + 1));
char future = b.charAt(p + 1);
// Check for numtokens, script and style:
if (bNAME.get(last) && !bNAME.get(future))
{
// Scan the history up:
int u = p - 1;
while (u >= 0 && bNAME.get(b.charAt(u)))
u--;
u++;
char[] token = new char[ p - u + 1 ];
// Found a numtoken
b.getChars(u, p + 1, token, 0);
// Verify for the built-in tokens:
String e = new String(token);
// found the entity reference
if (u > 0 && b.charAt(u - 1) == '&')
{
// The subsequent semicolon may be the part of the token
// as well. The semicolon must be ignored. This must be
// handled elsewhere.
return new Token(ENTITY, ENTITY_NAMED, "&" + e,
b.getLocation(u - 1, p + 1)
);
}
// found the numeric entity reference
if (u > 1 && b.charAt(u - 1) == '#' && b.charAt(u - 2) == '&')
{
// The subsequent semicolon may be the part of the token
// as well. The semicolon must be ignored. This must be
// handled elsewhere.
return new Token(ENTITY, ENTITY_NUMERIC, "&#" + e,
b.getLocation(u - 2, p + 2)
);
}
Location le = b.getLocation(u, p + 1);
if (e.equalsIgnoreCase("SCRIPT"))
return new Token(SCRIPT, e, le);
else if (e.equalsIgnoreCase("STYLE"))
return new Token(STYLE, e, le);
else
return new Token(NUMTOKEN, e, le);
}
// Check for whitespace
if (bWHITESPACE.get(last) && !bWHITESPACE.get(future))
{
// Scan the history up:
int u = p - 1;
while (u >= 0 && bWHITESPACE.get(b.charAt(u)))
u--;
u++;
char[] token = new char[ p - u + 1 ];
b.getChars(u, p + 1, token, 0);
return new Token(WS, new String(token), b.getLocation(u, p + 1));
}
return null;
}
}