/// <summary>
/// Returns the most suitable HtmlOption, based on the tag representation
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tagRepresentation">The tag representation.</param>
public HtmlOption GetOptionFromRepresentation(string tagRepresentation)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(tagRepresentation)) throw new ArgumentNullException("tagRepresentation");
tagRepresentation = tagRepresentation.Trim('<','>');
string tagName = tagRepresentation.Contains(' ') ? tagRepresentation.Substring(0, tagRepresentation.IndexOf(' ')) : tagRepresentation;
if (tagName != OpenTag) return null; //we can get options only from open tags. If it's not open or something else, return null.
HtmlAttribute[] attributes = HtmlAttribute.GetAttributes(tagRepresentation);
if (attributes == null || attributes.Length == 0) //no attributes
{
return Options.FirstOrDefault(o => (o as HtmlOption).ContentHtmlAttribute == null && (o as HtmlOption).OptionHtmlAttribute == null) as HtmlOption; //return the option with no attributes
}
List<HtmlOption> validOptions = new List<HtmlOption>();
foreach (HtmlOption opt in Options.Where(o => ((o as HtmlOption).ContentHtmlAttribute == null || attributes.Contains((o as HtmlOption).ContentHtmlAttribute)) &&
((o as HtmlOption).OptionHtmlAttribute == null || attributes.Contains((o as HtmlOption).OptionHtmlAttribute)))) //all the options which contain the used attributes. But we still don't know about specific attribute values.
{
if (opt.ContentHtmlAttribute == null && opt.OptionHtmlAttribute == null) continue; //ignore the no attribute option, because it has been checked before
if (opt.ContentHtmlAttribute != null && string.IsNullOrEmpty(HtmlAttribute.GetAttributeValue(tagRepresentation, opt.ContentHtmlAttribute))) continue; //we have attribute in the option, but can't get its value from the representation
if (opt.OptionHtmlAttribute != null && string.IsNullOrEmpty(HtmlAttribute.GetAttributeValue(tagRepresentation, opt.OptionHtmlAttribute))) continue;
validOptions.Add(opt);
}
//now we have only valid options, according to the tag representation.
//Here are the priorities:
//1. Both attributes and both of them include the full attribute value
//2. Both attributes and one of them includes the full attribute value
//3. Both attributes and both include part of the attribute value
//4. One attribute and includes the full attribute value
//5. One attribute and includes a part of the attribute value.
//In some cases this can make a problem if we have more attributes, but in the case I will use this library,
//it will work fine. This is also up to settings, which sometimes can be pretty stupid if such a thing happens.
HtmlOption[] priorityList = new HtmlOption[4]; //four elements. The lowest index is the highest priority. This is done to avoid multiple searching through the whole collection, when many options.
foreach (HtmlOption opt in validOptions)
{
if (opt.ContentHtmlAttribute != null && opt.OptionHtmlAttribute != null)
{
if (!opt.ContentHtmlAttribute.HasValue && !opt.OptionHtmlAttribute.HasValue) return opt;
if (!opt.ContentHtmlAttribute.HasValue || !opt.OptionHtmlAttribute.HasValue) //one has value and one is full
{
priorityList[0] = opt;
}
//both have values
priorityList[1] = opt;
}
//one attribute
if (opt.ContentHtmlAttribute != null && !opt.ContentHtmlAttribute.HasValue || opt.OptionHtmlAttribute != null && !opt.OptionHtmlAttribute.HasValue)
{
//one full.
priorityList[2] = opt;
}
//one attribute from value.
priorityList[3] = opt;
}
//return the one with the highest priority
int i = 0;
while (i < priorityList.Length)
{
if (priorityList[i] != null) return priorityList[i];
i++;
}
return null; //if nothing is found.
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets the value of the option of the tag. Also, if the tag content is encoded in some of its attributes,
/// adds the content as a child.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tag">The tag.</param>
/// <param name="tagRepresentation">The representation of the tag.</param>
protected override void GetTagOptionFromRepresentation(Tag tag, string tagRepresentation)
{
TagOption = (tag as HtmlTag).GetOptionFromRepresentation(tagRepresentation); //get the option that best describes the tag
if (TagOption == null) return; //this is when it's a closing tag...
if (TagOption.OptionHtmlAttribute != null)
{
Option = HtmlAttribute.GetAttributeValue(tagRepresentation, TagOption.OptionHtmlAttribute);
}
if (TagOption.ContentHtmlAttribute != null)
{
AddChild(new TextSyntaxNode(HtmlAttribute.GetAttributeValue(tagRepresentation, TagOption.ContentHtmlAttribute)));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts the tag to BBCode according to the html option and
/// the option and content strings
/// </summary>
/// <param name="option">The option. Represented as [size={option}] in bbcode</param>
/// <param name="content">The content. Represented as [b]{content}[/b] in bbcode</param>
/// <param name="tagOption">The tag option that has to be used to convert the tag.</param>
public string ToBBCodeString(string option, string content, HtmlOption tagOption)
{
if (tagOption == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("tagOption");
if (tagOption.OptionHtmlAttribute != null && string.IsNullOrEmpty(option)) throw new ArgumentNullException("tagOption"); //have option but the value is null or empty
if (!Options.Contains(tagOption)) throw new HtmlParsingException("Option not found in the current html tag representation!");
return "[" + tagOption.OpenTag + (tagOption.OptionHtmlAttribute != null ? "=" + option : "") + "]" + content + (string.IsNullOrEmpty(tagOption.CloseTag) ? "" : "[" + tagOption.CloseTag + "]");
}