[squeak-dev] HtmlParser MNU: ByteString>>replaceHtmlCharRefs

Bernhard Pieber bernhard at pieber.com
Sun Oct 22 19:42:14 UTC 2017


Hi Bob,

Thanks for your answer. It helped me find the method in a 3.4 image. How did you find the ChangeSets?

Cheers,
Bernhard

> Am 22.10.2017 um 19:46 schrieb Bob Arning <arning315 at comcast.net>:
> 
> If you just want to replace it yourself, try this:
> 
> 
> 'From Squeak3.4alpha of ''11 November 2002'' [latest update: #5109] on 16 November 2002 at 8:06:43 pm'
> "Change Set:        ISO8859
> Date:            15 November 2002
> Author:            Boris Gaertner
> 
> Jean-Marie Zajac pointed out that accented characters in ISO-8859-1 encoding are not displayed as expected. Scamper is not encoding-aware, but it translates ISO-8859-1 to the encoding that is used in Squeak. Unfortunately, due to a subtle bug the translation is done twice: first, the entire source is translated, later parsed entities are translated again. This change set drops the translation of parsed entites. To make it work, it adds the translation of character entity references (characters that are written in the form &#<integer>; or in the form &<character name>; see sections 5.3.1 and 5.3.2 of the HTML 4.0 specification.)
> 
> Jean-Marie tested a first version and found a new bug, later he tested a second version that is seemingly ok. With his test he helped me to understand where the real problem was burried. Thanks a lot! 
> 
> "
> HtmlText methodsFor: 'private-initialization' stamp: 'BG 11/15/2002 21:40'
> initialize: source0
>     super initialize: source0.
>     self text: source0 replaceHtmlCharRefs.
> String methodsFor: 'internet' stamp: 'BG 11/15/2002 21:18'
> replaceHtmlCharRefs
> 
> | pos ampIndex scIndex special specialValue outString outPos newOutPos |
> 
> outString ← String new: self size.
> outPos ← 0.
> 
> pos ← 1.
> 
> [ pos <= self size ] whileTrue: [ 
> "read up to the next ampersand"
> ampIndex ← self indexOf: $& startingAt: pos ifAbsent: [0].
> 
> ampIndex = 0 ifTrue: [
> pos = 1 ifTrue: [ ↑self ] ifFalse: [ ampIndex ← self size+1 ] ].
> 
> newOutPos ← outPos + ampIndex - pos.
> outString
> replaceFrom: outPos + 1
> to: newOutPos
> with: self
> startingAt: pos.
> outPos ← newOutPos.
> pos ← ampIndex.
> 
> ampIndex <= self size ifTrue: [
> "find the $;"
> scIndex ← self indexOf: $; startingAt: ampIndex ifAbsent: [ self size + 1 ].
> 
> special ← self copyFrom: ampIndex+1 to: scIndex-1. 
> specialValue ← HtmlEntity valueOfHtmlEntity: special. 
> 
> specialValue
> ifNil: [
> "not a recognized entity. wite it back"
>                                  scIndex > self size ifTrue: [ scIndex ← self size ].
> 
> newOutPos ← outPos + scIndex - ampIndex + 1.
> outString
> replaceFrom: outPos+1
> to: newOutPos
> with: self
> startingAt: ampIndex.
> outPos ← newOutPos.]
> ifNotNil: [
> outPos ← outPos + 1.
> outString at: outPos put: specialValue isoToSqueak.].
> 
> pos ← scIndex + 1. ]. ].
> 
> 
> ↑outString copyFrom: 1 to: outPos
> 
> On 10/22/17 1:05 PM, Bernhard Pieber wrote:
>> Dear Squeakers,
>> 
>> I tried to parse an HTML file like this in a trunk image and ran into a MNU:
>> FileStream fileNamed: ’some.html’ do: [:stream | HtmlParser parse: stream]
>> 
>> In HtmlText>>#initialize the message #replaceHtmlCharRefs is sent. I suppose this method was once the image. Otherwise HtmlParser would never have worked. How can I find out, when it got lost? How would you do it?
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> Bernhard
>> 
>> 
> 
> 



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