gecko-dev/intl/uconv/ucvcn/nsHZToUnicode.cpp

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 * This HZ to Unicode converter is a contribution from Intel Corporation to the mozilla 
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/**
 * A character set converter from HZ to Unicode.
 * 
 *
 * @created         08/Sept/1999
 * @author  Yueheng Xu, Yueheng.Xu@intel.com
 *
 * Note: in this HZ-GB-2312 converter, we accept a string composed of 7-bit HZ 
 *       encoded Chinese chars,as it is defined in RFC1843 available at 
 *       http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/htbin/rfc/rfc1843.html
 *       and RFC1842 available at http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/htbin/rfc/rfc1842.html.
 *        
 *       In an effort to match the similar extended capability of Microsoft Internet Explorer
 *       5.0. We also accept the 8-bit GB encoded chars mixed in a HZ string.
 *       But this should not be a recommendedd practice for HTML authors.
 *
 *       The priority of converting are as follows: first convert 8-bit GB code; then,
 *       consume HZ ESC sequences such as '~{', '~}', '~~'; then, depending on the current
 *       state ( default to ASCII state ) of the string, each 7-bit char is converted as an 
 *       ASCII, or two 7-bit chars are converted into a Chinese character.
 */



#include "nsUCvCnDll.h"
#include "nsHZToUnicode.h"
#include "gbku.h"

//----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Class nsHZToUnicode [implementation]

//----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Subclassing of nsTablesDecoderSupport class [implementation]

NS_IMETHODIMP nsHZToUnicode::GetMaxLength(const char * aSrc, 
                                              PRInt32 aSrcLength, 
                                              PRInt32 * aDestLength)
{
  *aDestLength = aSrcLength;
  return NS_OK;
}
#define HZ_STATE_GB		1
#define HZ_STATE_ASCII	2
#define HZ_STATE_TILD	3
#define HZLEAD1 '~'
#define HZLEAD2 '{'
#define HZLEAD3 '}'
#define HZLEAD4 '\n'

nsHZToUnicode::nsHZToUnicode()
{
  mHZState = HZ_STATE_ASCII;	// per HZ spec, default to ASCII state 
}
//Overwriting the ConvertNoBuff() in nsUCvCnSupport.cpp.
NS_IMETHODIMP nsHZToUnicode::ConvertNoBuff(
  const char* aSrc, 
  PRInt32 * aSrcLength, 
  PRUnichar *aDest, 
  PRInt32 * aDestLength)
{
  PRInt32 i=0;
  PRInt32 iSrcLength = *aSrcLength;
  PRInt32 iDestlen = 0;
  PRUint8 ch1, ch2;
  nsresult res = NS_OK;
  for (i=0;i<iSrcLength;i++)
  {
    if ( iDestlen >= (*aDestLength) )
    {
      res = NS_OK_UDEC_MOREOUTPUT;
      break;
    }
    if ( *aSrc & 0x80 ) // if it is a 8-bit byte
    {
      // The source is a 8-bit GBCode
      *aDest = mUtil.GBKCharToUnicode(aSrc[0], aSrc[1]);
      aSrc += 2;
      i++;
      iDestlen++;
      aDest++;
      *aSrcLength = i+1;
      continue;
    }
    // otherwise, it is a 7-bit byte 
    // The source will be an ASCII or a 7-bit HZ code depending on ch1
    ch1 = *aSrc;
    ch2	= *(aSrc+1);
    if (ch1 == HZLEAD1 )  // if it is lead by '~'
    {
      switch (ch2)
      {
        case HZLEAD2: 
          // we got a '~{'
          // we are switching to HZ state
          mHZState = HZ_STATE_GB;
          aSrc += 2;
          i++;
          break;
        case HZLEAD3: 
          // we got a '~}'
          // we are switching to ASCII state
          mHZState = HZ_STATE_ASCII;
          aSrc += 2;
          i++;
          break;
        case HZLEAD1: 
          // we got a '~~', process like an ASCII, but no state change
          aSrc++;
          *aDest = CAST_CHAR_TO_UNICHAR(*aSrc);
          aSrc++;
          i++;
          iDestlen++;
          aDest++;
          break;
        case HZLEAD4:	
          // we got a "~\n", it means maintain double byte mode cross lines, ignore the '~' itself
          //  mHZState = HZ_STATE_GB; 
          // I find that "~\n" should interpreted as line continuation without mode change
          // It should not be interpreted as line continuation with double byte mode on
          aSrc++;
          break;
        default:
          // undefined ESC sequence '~X' are ignored since this is a illegal combination 
          aSrc += 2;
          break;
      };
      continue;// go for next loop
    }
    // ch1 != '~'
    switch (mHZState)
    {
      case HZ_STATE_GB:
        // the following chars are HZ
        *aDest = mUtil.GBKCharToUnicode(aSrc[0]|0x80, aSrc[1]|0x80);
        aSrc += 2;
        i++;
        iDestlen++;
        aDest++;
        break;
      case HZ_STATE_ASCII:
      default:
        // default behavior also like an ASCII
        // when the source is an ASCII
        *aDest = CAST_CHAR_TO_UNICHAR(*aSrc);
        aSrc++;
        iDestlen++;
        aDest++;
        break;
    }
    *aSrcLength = i+1;
  }// for loop
  *aDestLength = iDestlen;
  return NS_OK;
}