kipp 812efebb8f Use new generated tags table/search routines
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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */
/*
* The contents of this file are subject to the Netscape Public License
* Version 1.0 (the "NPL"); you may not use this file except in
* compliance with the NPL. You may obtain a copy of the NPL at
* http://www.mozilla.org/NPL/
*
* Software distributed under the NPL is distributed on an "AS IS" basis,
* WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the NPL
* for the specific language governing rights and limitations under the
* NPL.
*
* The Initial Developer of this code under the NPL is Netscape
* Communications Corporation. Portions created by Netscape are
* Copyright (C) 1998 Netscape Communications Corporation. All Rights
* Reserved.
*/
/**
* MODULE NOTES:
* @update gess 4/1/98
*
* This file contains the declarations for all the
* HTML specific token types that our HTML tokenizer
* delegate understands.
*
* If you want to add a new kind of token, this is
* the place to do it. You should also add a bit of glue
* code to the HTML tokenizer delegate class.
*/
#ifndef HTMLTOKENS_H
#define HTMLTOKENS_H
#include "nsToken.h"
#include "nsHTMLTags.h"
#include <iostream.h>
class CScanner;
enum eHTMLTokenTypes {
eToken_unknown=0,
eToken_start=1, eToken_end, eToken_comment, eToken_entity,
eToken_whitespace, eToken_newline, eToken_text, eToken_attribute,
eToken_script, eToken_style, eToken_skippedcontent,
eToken_last //make sure this stays the last token...
};
#define eHTMLTags nsHTMLTag
PRInt32 ConsumeQuotedString(PRUnichar aChar,nsString& aString,CScanner& aScanner);
PRInt32 ConsumeAttributeText(PRUnichar aChar,nsString& aString,CScanner& aScanner);
const char* GetTagName(PRInt32 aTag);
//PRInt32 FindEntityIndex(nsString& aString,PRInt32 aCount=-1);
/**
* This declares the basic token type used in the html-
* parser.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CHTMLToken : public CToken {
public:
CHTMLToken(eHTMLTags aTag);
CHTMLToken(const nsString& aString);
protected:
};
/**
* This declares start tokens, which always take the
* form <xxxx>. This class also knows how to consume
* related attributes.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CStartToken: public CHTMLToken {
public:
CStartToken(eHTMLTags aTag);
CStartToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual PRInt32 Consume(PRUnichar aChar,CScanner& aScanner);
virtual PRInt32 GetTypeID(void);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
PRBool IsAttributed(void);
void SetAttributed(PRBool aValue);
PRBool IsEmpty(void);
void SetEmpty(PRBool aValue);
virtual void DebugDumpSource(ostream& out);
protected:
PRBool mAttributed;
PRBool mEmpty;
};
/**
* This declares end tokens, which always take the
* form </xxxx>. This class also knows how to consume
* related attributes.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CEndToken: public CHTMLToken {
public:
CEndToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual PRInt32 Consume(PRUnichar aChar,CScanner& aScanner);
virtual PRInt32 GetTypeID(void);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
virtual void DebugDumpSource(ostream& out);
};
/**
* This declares comment tokens. Comments are usually
* thought of as tokens, but we treat them that way
* here so that the parser can have a consistent view
* of all tokens.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CCommentToken: public CHTMLToken {
public:
CCommentToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual PRInt32 Consume(PRUnichar aChar,CScanner& aScanner);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
char mLeadingChar;
};
/**
* This class declares entity tokens, which always take
* the form &xxxx;. This class also offers a few utility
* methods that allow you to easily reduce entities.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CEntityToken : public CHTMLToken {
public:
CEntityToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
PRInt32 TranslateToUnicodeStr(nsString& aString);
virtual PRInt32 Consume(PRUnichar aChar,CScanner& aScanner);
static PRInt32 ConsumeEntity(PRUnichar aChar,nsString& aString,CScanner& aScanner);
static PRInt32 TranslateToUnicodeStr(PRInt32 aValue,nsString& aString);
static PRInt32 FindEntityIndex(nsString& aString);
static PRInt32 FindEntityIndexMax(const char* aBuffer,PRInt32 aCount=-1);
static PRBool VerifyEntityTable(void);
static PRInt32 ReduceEntities(nsString& aString);
virtual void DebugDumpSource(ostream& out);
private:
static PRInt32 mEntityTokenCount;
};
/**
* Whitespace tokens are used where whitespace can be
* detected as distinct from text. This allows us to
* easily skip leading/trailing whitespace when desired.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CWhitespaceToken: public CHTMLToken {
public:
CWhitespaceToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual PRInt32 Consume(PRUnichar aChar,CScanner& aScanner);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
};
/**
* Text tokens contain the normalized form of html text.
* These tokens are guaranteed not to contain entities,
* start or end tags, or newlines.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CTextToken: public CHTMLToken {
public:
CTextToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual PRInt32 Consume(PRUnichar aChar,CScanner& aScanner);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
};
/**
* Attribute tokens are used to contain attribute key/value
* pairs whereever they may occur. Typically, they should
* occur only in start tokens. However, we may expand that
* ability when XML tokens become commonplace.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CAttributeToken: public CHTMLToken {
public:
CAttributeToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual PRInt32 Consume(PRUnichar aChar,CScanner& aScanner);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
virtual nsString& GetKey(void) {return mTextKey;}
virtual void DebugDumpToken(ostream& out);
virtual void DebugDumpSource(ostream& out);
PRBool mLastAttribute;
protected:
nsString mTextKey;
};
/**
* Newline tokens contain, you guessed it, newlines.
* They consume newline (CR/LF) either alone or in pairs.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CNewlineToken: public CHTMLToken {
public:
CNewlineToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual PRInt32 Consume(PRUnichar aChar,CScanner& aScanner);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
virtual nsString& GetText(void);
};
/**
* Script tokens contain sequences of javascript (or, gulp,
* any other script you care to send). We don't tokenize
* it here, nor validate it. We just wrap it up, and pass
* it along to the html parser, who sends it (later on)
* to the scripting engine.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CScriptToken: public CHTMLToken {
public:
CScriptToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
protected:
};
/**
* Style tokens contain sequences of css style. We don't
* tokenize it here, nor validate it. We just wrap it up,
* and pass it along to the html parser, who sends it
* (later on) to the style engine.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CStyleToken: public CHTMLToken {
public:
CStyleToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
protected:
};
/**
* This is a placeholder token, which is being deprecated.
* Don't bother paying attention to this.
*
* @update gess 3/25/98
*/
class CSkippedContentToken: public CAttributeToken {
public:
CSkippedContentToken(const nsString& aString);
virtual PRInt32 Consume(PRUnichar aChar,CScanner& aScanner);
virtual const char* GetClassName(void);
virtual PRInt32 GetTokenType(void);
protected:
};
#endif