Example 1 with StringArrayWrapper
use of org.apache.xml.utils.res.StringArrayWrapper in project robovm by robovm.
the class ElemNumber method tradAlphaCount.
/**
* Convert a long integer into traditional alphabetic counting, in other words
* count using the traditional numbering.
*
* @param val Value to convert -- must be greater than zero.
* @param thisBundle Resource bundle to use
*
* @return String representing alpha count of number.
* @see XSLProcessor#DecimalToRoman
*
* Note that the radix of the conversion is inferred from the size
* of the table.
*/
protected String tradAlphaCount(long val, XResourceBundle thisBundle) {
// if this number is larger than the largest number we can represent, error!
if (val > Long.MAX_VALUE) {
this.error(XSLTErrorResources.ER_NUMBER_TOO_BIG);
return XSLTErrorResources.ERROR_STRING;
}
char[] table = null;
// index in table of the last character that we stored
// start off with anything other than zero to make correction work
int lookupIndex = 1;
// Create a buffer to hold the result
// TODO: size of the table can be detereined by computing
// logs of the radix. For now, we fake it.
char[] buf = new char[100];
//some languages go left to right(ie. english), right to left (ie. Hebrew),
//top to bottom (ie.Japanese), etc... Handle them differently
//String orientation = thisBundle.getString(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_ORIENTATION);
// next character to set in the buffer
int charPos;
//start at 0
charPos = 0;
// array of number groups: ie.1000, 100, 10, 1
IntArrayWrapper groups = (IntArrayWrapper) thisBundle.getObject(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_NUMBERGROUPS);
// array of tables of hundreds, tens, digits...
StringArrayWrapper tables = (StringArrayWrapper) (thisBundle.getObject(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_NUM_TABLES));
//some languages have additive alphabetical notation,
//some multiplicative-additive, etc... Handle them differently.
String numbering = thisBundle.getString(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_NUMBERING);
// do multiplicative part first
if (numbering.equals(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_MULT_ADD)) {
String mult_order = thisBundle.getString(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.MULT_ORDER);
LongArrayWrapper multiplier = (LongArrayWrapper) (thisBundle.getObject(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_MULTIPLIER));
CharArrayWrapper zeroChar = (CharArrayWrapper) thisBundle.getObject("zero");
int i = 0;
// skip to correct multiplier
while (i < multiplier.getLength() && val < multiplier.getLong(i)) {
i++;
}
do {
if (i >= multiplier.getLength())
//number is smaller than multipliers
break;
// 0X100 is replaced by the zero character, we don't need one for 0X10
if (val < multiplier.getLong(i)) {
if (zeroChar.getLength() == 0) {
i++;
} else {
if (buf[charPos - 1] != zeroChar.getChar(0))
buf[charPos++] = zeroChar.getChar(0);
i++;
}
} else if (val >= multiplier.getLong(i)) {
long mult = val / multiplier.getLong(i);
// save this.
val = val % multiplier.getLong(i);
int k = 0;
while (k < groups.getLength()) {
// initialize for each table
lookupIndex = 1;
if (// look for right table
mult / groups.getInt(k) <= 0)
k++;
else {
// get the table
CharArrayWrapper THEletters = (CharArrayWrapper) thisBundle.getObject(tables.getString(k));
table = new char[THEletters.getLength() + 1];
int j;
for (j = 0; j < THEletters.getLength(); j++) {
table[j + 1] = THEletters.getChar(j);
}
// don't need this
table[0] = THEletters.getChar(j - 1);
// index in "table" of the next char to emit
lookupIndex = (int) mult / groups.getInt(k);
//this should not happen
if (lookupIndex == 0 && mult == 0)
break;
char multiplierChar = ((CharArrayWrapper) (thisBundle.getObject(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_MULTIPLIER_CHAR))).getChar(i);
// put out the next character of output
if (lookupIndex < table.length) {
if (mult_order.equals(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.MULT_PRECEDES)) {
buf[charPos++] = multiplierChar;
buf[charPos++] = table[lookupIndex];
} else {
// don't put out 1 (ie 1X10 is just 10)
if (lookupIndex == 1 && i == multiplier.getLength() - 1) {
} else
buf[charPos++] = table[lookupIndex];
buf[charPos++] = multiplierChar;
}
// all done!
break;
} else
return XSLTErrorResources.ERROR_STRING;
}
//end else
}
// end while
i++;
}
// end else if
} while (// end do while
i < multiplier.getLength());
}
// Now do additive part...
int count = 0;
String tableName;
// do this for each table of hundreds, tens, digits...
while (count < groups.getLength()) {
if (// look for correct table
val / groups.getInt(count) <= 0)
count++;
else {
CharArrayWrapper theletters = (CharArrayWrapper) thisBundle.getObject(tables.getString(count));
table = new char[theletters.getLength() + 1];
int j;
// need to start filling the table up at index 1
for (j = 0; j < theletters.getLength(); j++) {
table[j + 1] = theletters.getChar(j);
}
// don't need this
table[0] = theletters.getChar(j - 1);
// index in "table" of the next char to emit
lookupIndex = (int) val / groups.getInt(count);
// shift input by one "column"
val = val % groups.getInt(count);
// this should not happen
if (lookupIndex == 0 && val == 0)
break;
if (lookupIndex < table.length) {
// put out the next character of output
// left to right or top to bottom
buf[charPos++] = table[lookupIndex];
} else
return XSLTErrorResources.ERROR_STRING;
count++;
}
}
// String s = new String(buf, 0, charPos);
return new String(buf, 0, charPos);
}
Also used :
CharArrayWrapper(org.apache.xml.utils.res.CharArrayWrapper)
StringArrayWrapper(org.apache.xml.utils.res.StringArrayWrapper)
IntArrayWrapper(org.apache.xml.utils.res.IntArrayWrapper)
LongArrayWrapper(org.apache.xml.utils.res.LongArrayWrapper)
Example 2 with StringArrayWrapper
use of org.apache.xml.utils.res.StringArrayWrapper in project j2objc by google.
the class ElemNumber method tradAlphaCount.
/**
* Convert a long integer into traditional alphabetic counting, in other words
* count using the traditional numbering.
*
* @param val Value to convert -- must be greater than zero.
* @param thisBundle Resource bundle to use
*
* @return String representing alpha count of number.
* @see XSLProcessor#DecimalToRoman
*
* Note that the radix of the conversion is inferred from the size
* of the table.
*/
protected String tradAlphaCount(long val, XResourceBundle thisBundle) {
// if this number is larger than the largest number we can represent, error!
if (val > Long.MAX_VALUE) {
this.error(XSLTErrorResources.ER_NUMBER_TOO_BIG);
return XSLTErrorResources.ERROR_STRING;
}
char[] table = null;
// index in table of the last character that we stored
// start off with anything other than zero to make correction work
int lookupIndex = 1;
// Create a buffer to hold the result
// TODO: size of the table can be detereined by computing
// logs of the radix. For now, we fake it.
char[] buf = new char[100];
//some languages go left to right(ie. english), right to left (ie. Hebrew),
//top to bottom (ie.Japanese), etc... Handle them differently
//String orientation = thisBundle.getString(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_ORIENTATION);
// next character to set in the buffer
int charPos;
//start at 0
charPos = 0;
// array of number groups: ie.1000, 100, 10, 1
IntArrayWrapper groups = (IntArrayWrapper) thisBundle.getObject(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_NUMBERGROUPS);
// array of tables of hundreds, tens, digits...
StringArrayWrapper tables = (StringArrayWrapper) (thisBundle.getObject(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_NUM_TABLES));
//some languages have additive alphabetical notation,
//some multiplicative-additive, etc... Handle them differently.
String numbering = thisBundle.getString(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_NUMBERING);
// do multiplicative part first
if (numbering.equals(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_MULT_ADD)) {
String mult_order = thisBundle.getString(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.MULT_ORDER);
LongArrayWrapper multiplier = (LongArrayWrapper) (thisBundle.getObject(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_MULTIPLIER));
CharArrayWrapper zeroChar = (CharArrayWrapper) thisBundle.getObject("zero");
int i = 0;
// skip to correct multiplier
while (i < multiplier.getLength() && val < multiplier.getLong(i)) {
i++;
}
do {
if (i >= multiplier.getLength())
//number is smaller than multipliers
break;
// 0X100 is replaced by the zero character, we don't need one for 0X10
if (val < multiplier.getLong(i)) {
if (zeroChar.getLength() == 0) {
i++;
} else {
if (buf[charPos - 1] != zeroChar.getChar(0))
buf[charPos++] = zeroChar.getChar(0);
i++;
}
} else if (val >= multiplier.getLong(i)) {
long mult = val / multiplier.getLong(i);
// save this.
val = val % multiplier.getLong(i);
int k = 0;
while (k < groups.getLength()) {
// initialize for each table
lookupIndex = 1;
if (// look for right table
mult / groups.getInt(k) <= 0)
k++;
else {
// get the table
CharArrayWrapper THEletters = (CharArrayWrapper) thisBundle.getObject(tables.getString(k));
table = new char[THEletters.getLength() + 1];
int j;
for (j = 0; j < THEletters.getLength(); j++) {
table[j + 1] = THEletters.getChar(j);
}
// don't need this
table[0] = THEletters.getChar(j - 1);
// index in "table" of the next char to emit
lookupIndex = (int) mult / groups.getInt(k);
//this should not happen
if (lookupIndex == 0 && mult == 0)
break;
char multiplierChar = ((CharArrayWrapper) (thisBundle.getObject(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.LANG_MULTIPLIER_CHAR))).getChar(i);
// put out the next character of output
if (lookupIndex < table.length) {
if (mult_order.equals(org.apache.xml.utils.res.XResourceBundle.MULT_PRECEDES)) {
buf[charPos++] = multiplierChar;
buf[charPos++] = table[lookupIndex];
} else {
// don't put out 1 (ie 1X10 is just 10)
if (lookupIndex == 1 && i == multiplier.getLength() - 1) {
} else
buf[charPos++] = table[lookupIndex];
buf[charPos++] = multiplierChar;
}
// all done!
break;
} else
return XSLTErrorResources.ERROR_STRING;
}
//end else
}
// end while
i++;
}
// end else if
} while (// end do while
i < multiplier.getLength());
}
// Now do additive part...
int count = 0;
String tableName;
// do this for each table of hundreds, tens, digits...
while (count < groups.getLength()) {
if (// look for correct table
val / groups.getInt(count) <= 0)
count++;
else {
CharArrayWrapper theletters = (CharArrayWrapper) thisBundle.getObject(tables.getString(count));
table = new char[theletters.getLength() + 1];
int j;
// need to start filling the table up at index 1
for (j = 0; j < theletters.getLength(); j++) {
table[j + 1] = theletters.getChar(j);
}
// don't need this
table[0] = theletters.getChar(j - 1);
// index in "table" of the next char to emit
lookupIndex = (int) val / groups.getInt(count);
// shift input by one "column"
val = val % groups.getInt(count);
// this should not happen
if (lookupIndex == 0 && val == 0)
break;
if (lookupIndex < table.length) {
// put out the next character of output
// left to right or top to bottom
buf[charPos++] = table[lookupIndex];
} else
return XSLTErrorResources.ERROR_STRING;
count++;
}
}
// String s = new String(buf, 0, charPos);
return new String(buf, 0, charPos);
}
Also used :
CharArrayWrapper(org.apache.xml.utils.res.CharArrayWrapper)
StringArrayWrapper(org.apache.xml.utils.res.StringArrayWrapper)
IntArrayWrapper(org.apache.xml.utils.res.IntArrayWrapper)
LongArrayWrapper(org.apache.xml.utils.res.LongArrayWrapper)
Aggregations
CharArrayWrapper (org.apache.xml.utils.res.CharArrayWrapper)2
IntArrayWrapper (org.apache.xml.utils.res.IntArrayWrapper)2
LongArrayWrapper (org.apache.xml.utils.res.LongArrayWrapper)2
StringArrayWrapper (org.apache.xml.utils.res.StringArrayWrapper)2
