Java Code Examples for org.commonmark.parser.delimiter.DelimiterProcessor#getMinLength()

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Example 1
Source File: StaggeredDelimiterProcessor.java    From 1Rramp-Android with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
void add(DelimiterProcessor dp) {
    final int len = dp.getMinLength();
    ListIterator<DelimiterProcessor> it = processors.listIterator();
    boolean added = false;
    while (it.hasNext()) {
        DelimiterProcessor p = it.next();
        int pLen = p.getMinLength();
        if (len > pLen) {
            it.previous();
            it.add(dp);
            added = true;
            break;
        } else if (len == pLen) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Cannot add two delimiter processors for char '" + delim + "' and minimum length " + len);
        }
    }
    if (!added) {
        processors.add(dp);
        this.minLength = len;
    }
}
Example 2
Source File: StaggeredDelimiterProcessor.java    From Markwon with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
void add(DelimiterProcessor dp) {
    final int len = dp.getMinLength();
    ListIterator<DelimiterProcessor> it = processors.listIterator();
    boolean added = false;
    while (it.hasNext()) {
        DelimiterProcessor p = it.next();
        int pLen = p.getMinLength();
        if (len > pLen) {
            it.previous();
            it.add(dp);
            added = true;
            break;
        } else if (len == pLen) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Cannot add two delimiter processors for char '" + delim + "' and minimum length " + len);
        }
    }
    if (!added) {
        processors.add(dp);
        this.minLength = len;
    }
}
Example 3
Source File: StaggeredDelimiterProcessor.java    From commonmark-java with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License 6 votes vote down vote up 
void add(DelimiterProcessor dp) {
    final int len = dp.getMinLength();
    ListIterator<DelimiterProcessor> it = processors.listIterator();
    boolean added = false;
    while (it.hasNext()) {
        DelimiterProcessor p = it.next();
        int pLen = p.getMinLength();
        if (len > pLen) {
            it.previous();
            it.add(dp);
            added = true;
            break;
        } else if (len == pLen) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Cannot add two delimiter processors for char '" + delim + "' and minimum length " + len);
        }
    }
    if (!added) {
        processors.add(dp);
        this.minLength = len;
    }
}
Example 4
Source File: StaggeredDelimiterProcessor.java    From 1Rramp-Android with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
private DelimiterProcessor findProcessor(int len) {
    for (DelimiterProcessor p : processors) {
        if (p.getMinLength() <= len) {
            return p;
        }
    }
    return processors.getFirst();
}
Example 5
Source File: StaggeredDelimiterProcessor.java    From Markwon with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
private DelimiterProcessor findProcessor(int len) {
    for (DelimiterProcessor p : processors) {
        if (p.getMinLength() <= len) {
            return p;
        }
    }
    return processors.getFirst();
}
Example 6
Source File: StaggeredDelimiterProcessor.java    From commonmark-java with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License 5 votes vote down vote up 
private DelimiterProcessor findProcessor(int len) {
    for (DelimiterProcessor p : processors) {
        if (p.getMinLength() <= len) {
            return p;
        }
    }
    return processors.getFirst();
}
Example 7
Source File: InlineParserImpl.java    From 1Rramp-Android with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Scan a sequence of characters with code delimiterChar, and return information about the number of delimiters
 * and whether they are positioned such that they can open and/or close emphasis or strong emphasis.
 *
 * @return information about delimiter run, or {@code null}
 */
private DelimiterData scanDelimiters(DelimiterProcessor delimiterProcessor, char delimiterChar) {
    int startIndex = index;

    int delimiterCount = 0;
    while (peek() == delimiterChar) {
        delimiterCount++;
        index++;
    }

    if (delimiterCount < delimiterProcessor.getMinLength()) {
        index = startIndex;
        return null;
    }

    String before = startIndex == 0 ? "\n" :
            input.substring(startIndex - 1, startIndex);

    char charAfter = peek();
    String after = charAfter == '\0' ? "\n" :
            String.valueOf(charAfter);

    // We could be more lazy here, in most cases we don't need to do every match case.
    boolean beforeIsPunctuation = PUNCTUATION.matcher(before).matches();
    boolean beforeIsWhitespace = UNICODE_WHITESPACE_CHAR.matcher(before).matches();
    boolean afterIsPunctuation = PUNCTUATION.matcher(after).matches();
    boolean afterIsWhitespace = UNICODE_WHITESPACE_CHAR.matcher(after).matches();

    boolean leftFlanking = !afterIsWhitespace &&
            (!afterIsPunctuation || beforeIsWhitespace || beforeIsPunctuation);
    boolean rightFlanking = !beforeIsWhitespace &&
            (!beforeIsPunctuation || afterIsWhitespace || afterIsPunctuation);
    boolean canOpen;
    boolean canClose;
    if (delimiterChar == '_') {
        canOpen = leftFlanking && (!rightFlanking || beforeIsPunctuation);
        canClose = rightFlanking && (!leftFlanking || afterIsPunctuation);
    } else {
        canOpen = leftFlanking && delimiterChar == delimiterProcessor.getOpeningCharacter();
        canClose = rightFlanking && delimiterChar == delimiterProcessor.getClosingCharacter();
    }

    index = startIndex;
    return new DelimiterData(delimiterCount, canOpen, canClose);
}
Example 8
Source File: MarkwonInlineParser.java    From Markwon with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Scan a sequence of characters with code delimiterChar, and return information about the number of delimiters
 * and whether they are positioned such that they can open and/or close emphasis or strong emphasis.
 *
 * @return information about delimiter run, or {@code null}
 */
private DelimiterData scanDelimiters(DelimiterProcessor delimiterProcessor, char delimiterChar) {
    int startIndex = index;

    int delimiterCount = 0;
    while (peek() == delimiterChar) {
        delimiterCount++;
        index++;
    }

    if (delimiterCount < delimiterProcessor.getMinLength()) {
        index = startIndex;
        return null;
    }

    String before = startIndex == 0 ? "\n" :
            input.substring(startIndex - 1, startIndex);

    char charAfter = peek();
    String after = charAfter == '\0' ? "\n" :
            String.valueOf(charAfter);

    // We could be more lazy here, in most cases we don't need to do every match case.
    boolean beforeIsPunctuation = PUNCTUATION.matcher(before).matches();
    boolean beforeIsWhitespace = UNICODE_WHITESPACE_CHAR.matcher(before).matches();
    boolean afterIsPunctuation = PUNCTUATION.matcher(after).matches();
    boolean afterIsWhitespace = UNICODE_WHITESPACE_CHAR.matcher(after).matches();

    boolean leftFlanking = !afterIsWhitespace &&
            (!afterIsPunctuation || beforeIsWhitespace || beforeIsPunctuation);
    boolean rightFlanking = !beforeIsWhitespace &&
            (!beforeIsPunctuation || afterIsWhitespace || afterIsPunctuation);
    boolean canOpen;
    boolean canClose;
    if (delimiterChar == '_') {
        canOpen = leftFlanking && (!rightFlanking || beforeIsPunctuation);
        canClose = rightFlanking && (!leftFlanking || afterIsPunctuation);
    } else {
        canOpen = leftFlanking && delimiterChar == delimiterProcessor.getOpeningCharacter();
        canClose = rightFlanking && delimiterChar == delimiterProcessor.getClosingCharacter();
    }

    index = startIndex;
    return new DelimiterData(delimiterCount, canOpen, canClose);
}
Example 9
Source File: InlineParserImpl.java    From commonmark-java with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Scan a sequence of characters with code delimiterChar, and return information about the number of delimiters
 * and whether they are positioned such that they can open and/or close emphasis or strong emphasis.
 *
 * @return information about delimiter run, or {@code null}
 */
private DelimiterData scanDelimiters(DelimiterProcessor delimiterProcessor, char delimiterChar) {
    int startIndex = index;

    int delimiterCount = 0;
    while (peek() == delimiterChar) {
        delimiterCount++;
        index++;
    }

    if (delimiterCount < delimiterProcessor.getMinLength()) {
        index = startIndex;
        return null;
    }

    String before = startIndex == 0 ? "\n" :
            input.substring(startIndex - 1, startIndex);

    char charAfter = peek();
    String after = charAfter == '\0' ? "\n" :
            String.valueOf(charAfter);

    // We could be more lazy here, in most cases we don't need to do every match case.
    boolean beforeIsPunctuation = PUNCTUATION.matcher(before).matches();
    boolean beforeIsWhitespace = UNICODE_WHITESPACE_CHAR.matcher(before).matches();
    boolean afterIsPunctuation = PUNCTUATION.matcher(after).matches();
    boolean afterIsWhitespace = UNICODE_WHITESPACE_CHAR.matcher(after).matches();

    boolean leftFlanking = !afterIsWhitespace &&
            (!afterIsPunctuation || beforeIsWhitespace || beforeIsPunctuation);
    boolean rightFlanking = !beforeIsWhitespace &&
            (!beforeIsPunctuation || afterIsWhitespace || afterIsPunctuation);
    boolean canOpen;
    boolean canClose;
    if (delimiterChar == '_') {
        canOpen = leftFlanking && (!rightFlanking || beforeIsPunctuation);
        canClose = rightFlanking && (!leftFlanking || afterIsPunctuation);
    } else {
        canOpen = leftFlanking && delimiterChar == delimiterProcessor.getOpeningCharacter();
        canClose = rightFlanking && delimiterChar == delimiterProcessor.getClosingCharacter();
    }

    index = startIndex;
    return new DelimiterData(delimiterCount, canOpen, canClose);
}