What you forgot from your Computer Science Degree

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An interesting -- possibly over engineered -- way to convert all occurrences of HTML escape characters into their Unicode equivalent on I

What you forgot from your
Computer Science
Degree
Stephen Darlington
Wandle Software Limited

Requirements
•

Parse a string. Convert all occurrences of HTML
escape characters into their Unicode equivalent

•

"If you see '<' convert it to '<'"

How Google Did It
static HTMLEscapeMap gAsciiHTMLEscapeMap[] = {
// A.2.2. Special characters
{ @""", 34 },
{ @"&", 38 },
{ @"'", 39 },
{ @"<", 60 },
...
{ @"&hearts;", 9829 },
{ @"&diams;", 9830 }
};
https://code.google.com/p/google-toolbox-for-mac/source/browse/trunk/Foundation/GTMNSString
%2BHTML.m

How Google Did It
for (unsigned i = 0; i < sizeof(gAsciiHTMLEscapeMap) /
sizeof(HTMLEscapeMap); ++i) {
if ([escapeString
isEqualToString:gAsciiHTMLEscapeMap[i].escapeSequence]) {
[finalString replaceCharactersInRange:escapeRange withString:
[NSString stringWithCharacters:&gAsciiHTMLEscapeMap[i].uchar length:1]];
break;
}
}

“flex is a tool for generating scanners. A
scanner is a program which recognizes
lexical patterns in text. The flex program
[looks for a] description of a scanner to
generate. The description is in the form of
pairs of regular expressions and C code,
called rules. flex generates as output a C
source file”
Lexical Analysis With Flex Introduction
http://flex.sourceforge.net/manual/Introduction.html#Introduction

$Lexer Description & { return WSL_ENTITY_amp; } > { return WSL_ENTITY_gt; } < { return WSL_ENTITY_lt; } " { return WSL_ENTITY_quot; } ' { return WSL_ENTITY_apos; } Æ { return WSL_ENTITY_AElig; } ... &#[0-9]+; { return WSL_ENTITY_NUMBER; } [^&]+ { return WSL_ENTITY_NOMATCH; } . { return WSL_ENTITIY_NOMATCH; }$

Constants
#define WSL_ENTITY_NOMATCH -1
#define WSL_ENTITY_NUMBER -2
#define WSL_ENTITY_amp 38 // # ampersand
#define WSL_ENTITY_gt 62 // # greater than
#define WSL_ENTITY_lt 60 // # less than
#define WSL_ENTITY_quot 34 // # double quote
...

$Main loop while ((expression = WSLlex(scanner))) { switch (expression) { case WSL_ENTITY_NOMATCH: [output appendFormat:@"%@", [NSString stringWithCString:WSLget_text(scanner) encoding:NSISOLatin1StringEncoding]]; break; case WSL_ENTITY_NUMBER: expression = atoi(&WSLget_text(scanner)[2]); // fall through so expression is added to string default: [output appendFormat:@"%C", (unsigned short) expression]; break; } }$

Benefits
•

Right tool for the right job

•

Consistent performance

•

Xcode knows about Flex
(with some caveats) so
simple to integrate

•

Flex has various flags to
optimise performance, for
example -Cf is much faster
but uses lots more memory

Further information
•

WSLHTMLEntities is on GitHub
(https://github.com/sdarlington/WSLHTMLEntities
)

•

Flex documentation
(http://flex.sourceforge.net/manual/)

•

"Introduction to Compiling Techniques," J P
Bennett

Stephen Darlington
Wandle Software Limited
@sdarlington
@wandlesoftware
http://www.zx81.org.uk/
http://www.wandlesoftware.com/
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