/// <summary>
/// Internally parses tag and returns it from point when '<' was found
/// </summary>
/// <returns>Chunk</returns>
HTMLchunk GetNextTag()
{
//iCurPos++;
oChunk = oTP.ParseTag(ref iCurPos);
// for backwards compatibility mark closed tags with params as open
if (oChunk.iParams > 0 && bAutoMarkClosedTagsWithParamsAsOpen && oChunk.oType == HTMLchunkType.CloseTag)
{
oChunk.oType = HTMLchunkType.OpenTag;
}
// 012345
// check for start of script
if (oChunk.sTag.Length == 6 && oChunk.sTag[0] == 's' && oChunk.sTag == "script")
{
if (!oChunk.bClosure)
{
oChunk.oType = HTMLchunkType.Script;
oChunk = oTP.ParseScript(ref iCurPos);
return(oChunk);
}
}
oChunk.iChunkLength = iCurPos - oChunk.iChunkOffset;
if (bKeepRawHTML)
{
oChunk.oHTML = oEnc.GetString(bHTML, oChunk.iChunkOffset, oChunk.iChunkLength);
}
return(oChunk);
}
private void Dispose(bool bDisposing)
{
if (!bDisposed)
{
bDisposed = true;
if (oChunk != null)
{
oChunk.Dispose();
oChunk = null;
}
if (sText != null)
{
sText.Dispose();
sText = null;
}
bHTML = null;
if (oE != null)
{
oE.Dispose();
oE = null;
}
if (oTP != null)
{
oTP.Dispose();
oTP = null;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Internal: parses tag that started from current position
/// </summary>
/// <returns>HTMLchunk with tag information</returns>
internal HTMLchunk ParseTag(ref int iCurPos)
{
/*
* WARNING: this code was optimised for performance rather than for readability,
* so be extremely careful at changing it -- your changes could easily result in wrongly parsed HTML
*
* This routine takes about 60% of CPU time, in theory its the best place to gain extra speed,
* but I've spent plenty of time doing it, so it won't be easy... and if it is easy then please post
* your changes for everyone to enjoy!
*
*
* */
//bool bWhiteSpaceHere=false;
//bool bParamValue=false;
byte cChar=0;
byte cPeek=0;
// if true it means we have parsed complete tag
//bool bGotTag=false;
//int iEqualIdx=0;
// we reach this function immediately after tag's byte (<) was
// detected, so we need to save it in order to keep correct HTML copy
// oChunk.Append((byte)'<'); // (byte)'<'
/*
oChunk.bBuffer[0]=60;
oChunk.iBufPos=1;
oChunk.iHTMLen=1;
*/
// initialise peeked char - this will point to the next after < character
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
{
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
// in case of comments ! must follow immediately after <
if(cPeek==(byte)'!')
{
if(iCurPos+2<iDataLength &&
bHTML[iCurPos+1]==(byte)'-' && bHTML[iCurPos+2]==(byte)'-')
{
// we detected start of comments here, instead of parsing the rest here we will
// call special function tuned to do the job much more effectively
oChunk.sTag="!--";
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.Comment;
oChunk.bComments=true;
// oChunk.Append((byte)'!');
// oChunk.Append((byte)'-');
// oChunk.Append((byte)'-');
iCurPos+=3;
bool bFullTag;
oChunk=ParseComments(ref iCurPos,out bFullTag);
oChunk.iChunkLength=iCurPos-oChunk.iChunkOffset;
if(oP.bAutoKeepComments || oP.bKeepRawHTML)
{
if(!oP.bAutoExtractBetweenTagsOnly)
oChunk.oHTML=GetString(oChunk.iChunkOffset,oChunk.iChunkLength);
else
{
oChunk.oHTML=GetString(oChunk.iChunkOffset+4,oChunk.iChunkLength-(bFullTag ? 7 : 4));
}
}
return oChunk;
}
// ok we might have here CDATA element of XML:
// ref: http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_cdata.asp
if(iCurPos+7<iDataLength &&
bHTML[iCurPos+1]==(byte)'[' &&
bHTML[iCurPos+2]==(byte)'C' &&
bHTML[iCurPos+3]==(byte)'D' &&
bHTML[iCurPos+4]==(byte)'A' &&
bHTML[iCurPos+5]==(byte)'T' &&
bHTML[iCurPos+6]==(byte)'A' &&
bHTML[iCurPos+7]==(byte)'['
)
{
// we detected start of comments here, instead of parsing the rest here we will
// call special function tuned to do the job much more effectively
oChunk.sTag="![CDATA[";
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.Comment;
oChunk.bComments=true;
// oChunk.Append((byte)'!');
// oChunk.Append((byte)'-');
// oChunk.Append((byte)'-');
iCurPos+=8;
bool bFullTag;
oChunk=ParseCDATA(ref iCurPos,out bFullTag);
oChunk.iChunkLength=iCurPos-oChunk.iChunkOffset;
if(oP.bAutoKeepComments || oP.bKeepRawHTML)
{
if(!oP.bAutoExtractBetweenTagsOnly)
oChunk.oHTML=GetString(oChunk.iChunkOffset,oChunk.iChunkLength);
else
{
oChunk.oHTML=GetString(oChunk.iChunkOffset+4+5,
oChunk.iChunkLength-(bFullTag ? 7+5 : 4+5));
}
}
return oChunk;
}
}
}
else
{
// empty tag but its not closed, so we will call it open...
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.OpenTag;
// end of UltimaData... before it started
return oChunk;
}
// tag ID, non-zero if matched by heuristics engine
int iTagID=0;
// STAGE 0: lets try some heuristics to see if we can quickly identify most common tags
// that should be present most of the time, this should save a lot of looping and string creation
if(bEnableHeuristics && iCurPos<iMaxHeuDataLength)
{
// check if we have got closure of the tag
if(cPeek==(byte)'/')
{
oChunk.bClosure=true;
oChunk.bEndClosure=false;
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.CloseTag;
iCurPos++;
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
}
cChar=bHTML[iCurPos+1];
// probability of having a match is very high (or so we expect)
iTagID=oHE.MatchTag(cPeek,cChar);
if(iTagID!=0)
{
if(iTagID<0)
{
iTagID*=-1;
// single character tag
oChunk.sTag=oHE.GetString(iTagID);
// see if we got fully closed tag
if(cChar==(byte)'>')
{
iCurPos+=2;
goto ReturnChunk;
}
cPeek=cChar;
iCurPos++;
// everything else means we need to continue scanning as we may have params and stuff
goto AttributeParsing;
}
else
{
// ok, we have here 2 or more character string that we need to check further
// often when we have full 2 char match the next char will be >, if that's the case
// then we definately matched our tag
byte cNextChar=bHTML[iCurPos+2];
if(cNextChar==(byte)'>')
{
//oChunk.sTag=oHE.GetString(iTagID);
oChunk.sTag=oHE.GetTwoCharString(cPeek,cChar);
iCurPos+=3;
goto ReturnChunk;
}
// ok, check next char for space, if that's the case we still got our tag
// but need to skip to attribute parsing
if(cNextChar==(byte)' ')
{
//oChunk.sTag=oHE.GetString(iTagID);
oChunk.sTag=oHE.GetTwoCharString(cPeek,cChar);
iCurPos+=2;
cPeek=cNextChar;
goto AttributeParsing;
}
// ok, we are not very lucky, but it is still worth fighting for
// now we need to check fully long string against what we have matched, maybe
// we got exact match and we can avoid full parsing of the tag
byte[] bTag=oHE.GetStringData(iTagID);
if(iCurPos+bTag.Length+5>=iDataLength)
goto TagParsing;
// in a loop (and this is not an ideal solution, but still)
for(int i=2; i<bTag.Length; i++)
{
// if a single char is not matched, then we
if(bTag[i]!=bHTML[iCurPos+i])
{
goto TagParsing;
}
}
// ok we matched full long word, but we need to be sure that char
// after the word is ' ' or '>' as otherwise we may have matched prefix of even longer
// word
cNextChar=bHTML[iCurPos+bTag.Length];
if(cNextChar==(byte)'>')
{
oChunk.sTag=oHE.GetString(iTagID);
iCurPos+=bTag.Length+1;
goto ReturnChunk;
}
if(cNextChar==(byte)' ')
{
cPeek=cNextChar;
oChunk.sTag=oHE.GetString(iTagID);
iCurPos+=bTag.Length;
goto AttributeParsing;
}
// no luck: we need to parse tag fully as our heuristical matching failed miserably :'o(
}
}
}
TagParsing:
sText.Clear();
byte bCharType=0;
// STAGE 1: parse tag (anything until > or /> or whitespace leading to start of attribute)
while(cPeek!=0)
{
bCharType=bTagCharTypes[cPeek];
//if(cPeek<=32 && bWhiteSpace[cPeek]==1)
if(bCharType==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
{
iCurPos++;
// speculative loop unroll -- we have a very good chance of seeing non-space char next
// so instead of setting up loop we will just read it directly, this should save ticks
// on having to prepare while() loop
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cChar=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
cChar=0;
bCharType=bTagCharTypes[cChar];
//if(cChar==' ' || cChar=='\t' || cChar==13 || cChar==10)
//if(cChar<=32 && bWhiteSpace[cChar]==1)
if(bCharType==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
{
while(iCurPos<iDataLength)
{
cChar=bHTML[iCurPos++];
bCharType=bTagCharTypes[cChar];
if(bCharType==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
//if(cChar!=' ' && cChar!='\t' && cChar!=13 && cChar!=10)
{
//cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
continue;
}
break;
}
if(iCurPos>=iDataLength)
cChar=0;
}
//bWhiteSpaceHere=true;
// now, if we have already got tag it means that we are most likely
// going to need to parse tag attributes
if(sText.iBufPos>0)
{
oChunk.sTag=sText.SetToStringASCII();
// oChunk.Append((byte)' ');
iCurPos--;
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
else
cPeek=0;
break;
}
}
else
{
// reuse Peeked char from previous run
//cChar=cPeek; iCurPos++;
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cChar=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
cChar=0;
}
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
else
cPeek=0;
// most likely we should have lower-cased ASCII char
if(bCharType==(byte)TagCharType.LowerCasedASCIIorDigit)
{
sText.bBuffer[sText.iBufPos++]=cChar;
// oChunk.Append(cChar);
continue;
}
// tag end - we did not have any params
if(cChar==(byte)'>')
{
if(sText.iBufPos>0)
oChunk.sTag=sText.SetToStringASCII();
if(!oChunk.bClosure)
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.OpenTag;
return oChunk;
}
// closure of tag sign
if(cChar==(byte)'/')
{
oChunk.bClosure=true;
oChunk.bEndClosure=(sText.iBufPos>0);
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.CloseTag;
continue;
}
// 03/08/08 XML support: ?xml tags - grrr
if(cChar==(byte)'?')
{
sText.bBuffer[sText.iBufPos++]=cChar;
continue;
}
// nope, we have got upper cased ASCII char - this seems to be LESS likely than > and /
//if(cChar>=65 && cChar<=90)
if(bCharType>32)
{
// bCharType in this case contains already lower-cased char
sText.bBuffer[sText.iBufPos++]=bCharType;
// oChunk.Append(bCharType);
continue;
}
// we might have namespace : sign here - all text before would have to be
// saved as namespace and we will need to continue parsing actual tag
if(bCharType==(byte)TagCharType.NameSpaceColon)
{
// ok here we got a choice - we can just continue and treat the whole
// thing as a single tag with namespace stuff prefixed, OR
// we can separate first part into namespace and keep tag as normal
sText.bBuffer[sText.iBufPos++]=(byte)':';
continue;
}
// ok, we have got some other char - we break out to deal with it in attributes part
break;
}
if(cPeek==0)
{
return oChunk;
}
// if true then equal sign was found
//bool bEqualsSign=false;
// STAGE 2: parse attributes (if any available)
// attribute name can be standalone or with value after =
// attribute itself can't have entities or anything like this - we expect it to be in ASCII characters
AttributeParsing:
string sAttrName;
if(iTagID!=0)
{
// first, skip whitespace:
if(cPeek<=32 && bTagCharTypes[cPeek]==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
{
// most likely next char is not-whitespace
iCurPos++;
if(iCurPos>=iDataLength)
goto ReturnChunk;
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
if(cPeek<=32 && bTagCharTypes[cPeek]==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
{
// ok long loop here then
while(iCurPos<iDataLength)
{
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos++];
if(cPeek<=32 && bTagCharTypes[cPeek]==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
continue;
break;
}
if(cPeek==(byte)'>')
goto ReturnChunk;
iCurPos--;
if(iCurPos>=iDataLength)
goto ReturnChunk;
}
if(iCurPos>=iDataLength)
goto ReturnChunk;
}
// ok we have got matched tag, it is possible that we might be able to quickly match
// attribute name known to be used for that tag:
int iAttrID=oHE.MatchAttr(cPeek,iTagID);
if(iAttrID>0)
{
byte[] bAttr=oHE.GetAttrData(iAttrID);
if(iCurPos+bAttr.Length+2>=iDataLength)
goto ActualAttributeParsing;
// in a loop (and this is not an ideal solution, but still)
for(int i=1; i<bAttr.Length; i++)
{
// if a single char is not matched, then we
if(bAttr[i]!=bHTML[iCurPos+i])
{
goto ActualAttributeParsing;
}
}
byte cNextChar=bHTML[iCurPos+bAttr.Length];
// ok, we expect next symbol to be =
if(cNextChar==(byte)'=')
{
sAttrName=oHE.GetAttr(iAttrID);
iCurPos+=bAttr.Length+1;
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
goto AttributeValueParsing;
}
}
}
ActualAttributeParsing:
sText.Clear();
// doing exactly the same thing as in tag parsing
while(cPeek!=0)
{
bCharType=bTagCharTypes[cPeek];
//if(cPeek<=32 && bWhiteSpace[cPeek]==1)
if(bCharType==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
{
iCurPos++;
// speculative loop unroll -- we have a very good chance of seeing non-space char next
// so instead of setting up loop we will just read it directly, this should save ticks
// on having to prepare while() loop
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cChar=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
{
cPeek=0;
break;
}
bCharType=bTagCharTypes[cChar];
//if(cChar==' ' || cChar=='\t' || cChar==13 || cChar==10)
//if(cChar<=32 && bWhiteSpace[cChar]==1)
if(bCharType==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
{
while(iCurPos<iDataLength)
{
cChar=bHTML[iCurPos++];
bCharType=bTagCharTypes[cChar];
if(bCharType==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
//if(cChar!=' ' && cChar!='\t' && cChar!=13 && cChar!=10)
{
//cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
continue;
}
//if(cChar==(byte)'>')
// goto ReturnChunk;
//iCurPos--;
break;
}
if(iCurPos>=iDataLength)
{
cChar=0;
cPeek=0;
break;
}
}
//bWhiteSpaceHere=true;
// now, if we have already got attribute name it means that we need to go to parse value (which may not be present)
if(sText.iBufPos>0)
{
// oChunk.Append((byte)' ');
iCurPos--;
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
else
cPeek=0;
// ok, we have got attribute name and now we have got next char there
// most likely we have got = here and then value
if(cPeek==(byte)'=')
{
//bEqualsSign=true;
// move forward one char
iCurPos++;
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
else
cPeek=0;
break;
}
// or we can have end of tag itself, doh!
if(cPeek==(byte)'>')
{
// move forward one char
iCurPos++;
if(sText.iBufPos>0)
oChunk.AddParam(sText.SetToStringASCII(),"",(byte)' ');
if(!oChunk.bClosure)
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.OpenTag;
return oChunk;
}
// closure
if(cPeek==(byte)'/')
{
oChunk.bClosure=true;
oChunk.bEndClosure=true;
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.CloseTag;
continue;
}
// ok, we have got new char starting after current attribute name is fully parsed
// this means the attribute name is on its own and the char we found is start
// of a new attribute
oChunk.AddParam(sText.SetToStringASCII(),"",(byte)' ');
sText.Clear();
goto AttributeParsing;
}
}
else
{
// reuse Peeked char from previous run
//cChar=cPeek; iCurPos++;
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cChar=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
cChar=0;
}
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
else
cPeek=0;
// most likely we should have lower-cased ASCII char here
if(bCharType==(byte)TagCharType.LowerCasedASCIIorDigit)
{
sText.bBuffer[sText.iBufPos++]=cChar;
// oChunk.Append(cChar);
continue;
}
// = with attribute value to follow
if(cChar==(byte)'=')
{
//bEqualsSign=true;
break;
}
// nope, we have got upper cased ASCII char - this seems to be LESS likely than > and /
//if(cChar>=65 && cChar<=90)
if(bCharType>32)
{
// bCharType in this case contains already lower-cased char
sText.bBuffer[sText.iBufPos++]=bCharType;
// oChunk.Append(bCharType);
continue;
}
// tag end - we did not have any params
if(cChar==(byte)'>')
{
if(sText.iBufPos>0)
oChunk.AddParam(sText.SetToStringASCII(),"",(byte)' ');
if(!oChunk.bClosure)
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.OpenTag;
return oChunk;
}
// closure of tag sign
if(cChar==(byte)'/')
{
oChunk.bClosure=true;
oChunk.bEndClosure=true;
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.CloseTag;
continue;
}
// some other char
sText.bBuffer[sText.iBufPos++]=cChar;
// oChunk.Append(cChar);
}
if(cPeek==0)
{
if(sText.iBufPos>0)
oChunk.AddParam(sText.SetToStringASCII(),"",(byte)' ');
if(!oChunk.bClosure)
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.OpenTag;
return oChunk;
}
sAttrName=sText.SetToStringASCII();
AttributeValueParsing:
/// ***********************************************************************
/// STAGE 3: parse attribute value
/// ***********************************************************************
// the value could be just string, or in quotes (single or double)
// or we can have next attribute name start, in which case we will jump back to attribute parsing
// for tracking quotes purposes
byte cQuotes=cPeek;
int iValueStartOffset;
// skip whitespace if any
if(cPeek<=32 && bTagCharTypes[cPeek]==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
{
iCurPos++;
// speculative loop unroll -- we have a very good chance of seeing non-space char next
// so instead of setting up loop we will just read it directly, this should save ticks
// on having to prepare while() loop
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
else
{
iValueStartOffset=iCurPos-1;
goto AttributeValueEnd;
}
//if(cChar==' ' || cChar=='\t' || cChar==13 || cChar==10)
//if(cChar<=32 && bWhiteSpace[cChar]==1)
if(cPeek<=32 && bTagCharTypes[cPeek]==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
{
while(iCurPos<iDataLength)
{
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos++];
if(cPeek<=32 && bTagCharTypes[cPeek]==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
//if(cChar!=' ' && cChar!='\t' && cChar!=13 && cChar!=10)
{
//cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
continue;
}
iCurPos--;
break;
}
if(iCurPos>=iDataLength)
{
iValueStartOffset=iCurPos-1;
goto AttributeValueEnd;
}
}
cQuotes=cPeek;
}
// because we deal with VALUE of the attribute it means we can't lower-case it,
// or skip whitespace (if in quotes), which in practice means that we don't need to copy
// it to temporary string buffer, we can just remember starting offset and then create string from
// data in bHTML
// ok, first char can be one of the quote chars or something else
if(cPeek!='\"' && cPeek!='\'')
{
iValueStartOffset=iCurPos;
cQuotes=(byte)' ';
// any other char here means we have value up until next whitespace or end of tag
// this gives us good opportunity to scan fairly quickly without otherwise redundant
// checks - this should happen fairly rarely, however loop dealing with data between quotes
// will happen often enough and its best to eliminate as much stuff from it as possible
//sText.bBuffer[sText.iBufPos++]=cPeek;
// move to next char
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
{
goto AttributeValueEnd;
}
while(cPeek!=0)
{
// if whitespace then we got our value and need to go back to param
if(cPeek<=32 && bTagCharTypes[cPeek]==(byte)TagCharType.WhiteSpace)
{
oChunk.AddParam(sAttrName,GetString(iValueStartOffset,iCurPos-iValueStartOffset-1),(byte)' ');
iCurPos--;
goto AttributeParsing;
}
// end of tag?
if(cPeek==(byte)'>')
{
//iCurPos--;
break;
}
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
{
iCurPos=iDataLength+1;
goto AttributeValueEnd;
}
}
// ok we are done, add outstanding attribute
oChunk.AddParam(sAttrName,GetString(iValueStartOffset,iCurPos-iValueStartOffset-1),(byte)' ');
goto ReturnChunk;
}
// move one step forward
iCurPos++;
iValueStartOffset=iCurPos;
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
{
goto AttributeValueEnd;
}
// attribute value parsing from between two quotes
while(cPeek!=0)
{
// check whether we have got possible entity (can be anything starting with &)
if(cPeek==38)
{
int iPrevPos=iCurPos;
char cEntityChar=oE.CheckForEntity(bHTML,ref iCurPos,iDataLength);
// restore current symbol
if(cEntityChar==0)
{
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
break;
//sText.bBuffer[sText.iBufPos++]=38; //(byte)'&';;
continue;
}
else
{
// okay we have got an entity, our hope of not having to copy stuff into variable
// is over, we have to continue in a slower fashion :(
// but thankfully this should happen very rarely, so, annoying to code, but
// most codepaths will run very fast!
int iPreEntLen=iPrevPos-iValueStartOffset-1;
// 14/05/08 need to clear text - it contains attribute name text
sText.Clear();
// copy previous data
if(iPreEntLen>0)
{
Array.Copy(bHTML,iValueStartOffset,sText.bBuffer,0,iPreEntLen);
sText.iBufPos=iPreEntLen;
}
// we have to skip now to next byte, since
// some converted chars might well be control chars like >
oChunk.bEntities=true;
if(cChar==(byte)'<')
oChunk.bLtEntity=true;
// unless is space we will ignore it
// note that this won't work if is defined as it should
// byte int value of 160, rather than 32.
//if(cChar!=' ')
sText.Append(cEntityChar);
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
{
goto AttributeValueEnd;
}
// okay, we continue here using in effect new inside loop as we might have more entities here
// attribute value parsing from between two quotes
while(cPeek!=0)
{
// check whether we have got possible entity (can be anything starting with &)
if(cPeek==38)
{
char cNewEntityChar=oE.CheckForEntity(bHTML,ref iCurPos,iDataLength);
// restore current symbol
if(cNewEntityChar!=0)
{
if(cNewEntityChar==(byte)'<')
oChunk.bLtEntity=true;
sText.Append(cNewEntityChar);
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
goto AttributeValueEnd;
continue;
}
}
// check if is end of quotes
if(cPeek==cQuotes)
{
// ok we finished scanning it: add param with value and then go back to param name parsing
oChunk.AddParam(sAttrName,sText.SetToString(),cQuotes);
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
else
break;
goto AttributeParsing;
}
sText.bBuffer[sText.iBufPos++]=cPeek;
//sText.Append(cPeek);
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
break;
}
oChunk.AddParam(sAttrName,sText.SetToString(),cQuotes);
goto ReturnChunk;
}
}
// check if is end of quotes
if(cPeek==cQuotes)
{
// ok we finished scanning it: add param with value and then go back to param name parsing
//sText.Clear();
oChunk.AddParam(sAttrName,GetString(iValueStartOffset,iCurPos-iValueStartOffset-1),cQuotes);
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos];
else
{
//iCurPos++;
break;
}
goto AttributeParsing;
}
if(iCurPos<iDataLength)
cPeek=bHTML[iCurPos++];
else
{
//iCurPos++;
break;
}
}
AttributeValueEnd:
// ok we are done, add outstanding attribute
int iLen=iCurPos-iValueStartOffset-1;
if(iLen>0)
oChunk.AddParam(sAttrName,GetString(iValueStartOffset,iLen),cQuotes);
else
oChunk.AddParam(sAttrName,"",cQuotes);
ReturnChunk:
if(oChunk.bClosure)
{
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.CloseTag;
}
else
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.OpenTag;
return oChunk;
}
/// <summary>
/// Inits tag parser
/// </summary>
/// <param name="p_oChunk"></param>
/// <param name="p_sText"></param>
internal void Init(HTMLparser p_oP,HTMLchunk p_oChunk,DynaString p_sText,byte[] p_bHTML,int p_iDataLength,HTMLentities p_oE,HTMLheuristics p_oHE)
{
oP=p_oP;
oChunk=p_oChunk;
sText=p_sText;
bHTML=p_bHTML;
iDataLength=p_iDataLength;
// we don't want to be too close to end of data when dealing with heuristics
iMaxHeuDataLength=iDataLength-MIN_DATA_SIZE_FOR_HEURISTICS;
oE=p_oE;
oHE=p_oHE;
}
private void Dispose(bool bDisposing)
{
if(!bDisposed)
{
bDisposed=true;
bHTML=null;
oChunk=null;
sText=null;
oE=null;
oP=null;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Sets oHTML variable in a chunk to the raw HTML that was parsed for that chunk.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="oChunk">Chunk returned by ParseNext function, it must belong to the same HTMLparser that
/// was initiated with the same HTML data that this chunk belongs to</param>
public void SetRawHTML(HTMLchunk oChunk)
{
// note: this really should have been byte array assigned rather than string
// it would be more correct originality-wise
oChunk.oHTML = oEnc.GetString(bHTML, oChunk.iChunkOffset, oChunk.iChunkLength);
}
/// <summary>
/// Handles META tags that set page encoding
/// </summary>
/// <param name="oP">HTML parser object that is used for parsing</param>
/// <param name="oChunk">Parsed chunk that should contain tag META</param>
/// <param name="bEncodingSet">Your own flag that shows whether encoding was already set or not, if set
/// once then it should not be changed - this is the logic applied by major browsers</param>
/// <returns>True if this was META tag setting Encoding, false otherwise</returns>
public static bool HandleMetaEncoding(HTMLparser oP, HTMLchunk oChunk, ref bool bEncodingSet)
{
if (oChunk.sTag.Length != 4 || oChunk.sTag[0] != 'm' || oChunk.sTag != "meta")
{
return(false);
}
// if we do not use hashmode already then we call conversion explicitly
// this is slow, but METAs are very rare so performance penalty is low
if (!oChunk.bHashMode)
{
oChunk.ConvertParamsToHash();
}
string sKey = oChunk.oParams["http-equiv"] as string;
if (sKey != null)
{
// FIXIT: even though this is happening rare I really don't like lower casing stuff
// that most likely would not need to be - if you feel bored then rewrite this bit
// to make it faster, it is really easy...
switch (sKey.ToLower())
{
case "content-type":
// rare case (appears to work in IE) reported to exist in some pages by Martin B�chtold
case "content-category":
// we might have charset here that may hint at necessity to decode page
// check for possible encoding change
// once encoding is set it should not be changed, but you can be damn
// sure there are web pages out there that do that!!!
if (!bEncodingSet)
{
string sData = oChunk.oParams["content"] as string;
// it is possible we have broken META tag without Content part
if (sData != null)
{
if (oP.SetEncoding(sData))
{
// we may need to re-encode title
if (!bEncodingSet)
{
// here you need to reencode any text that you found so far
// most likely it will be just TITLE, the rest can be ignored anyway
bEncodingSet = true;
}
}
else
{
// failed to set encoding - most likely encoding string
// was incorrect or your machine lacks codepages or something
// else - might be good idea to put warning message here
}
}
}
return(true);
default:
break;
}
;
}
return(false);
}
/// <summary>
/// Handles META tags that set page encoding
/// </summary>
/// <param name="oP">HTML parser object that is used for parsing</param>
/// <param name="oChunk">Parsed chunk that should contain tag META</param>
/// <param name="bEncodingSet">Your own flag that shows whether encoding was already set or not, if set
/// once then it should not be changed - this is the logic applied by major browsers</param>
/// <returns>True if this was META tag setting Encoding, false otherwise</returns>
public static bool HandleMetaEncoding(HTMLparser oP,HTMLchunk oChunk,ref bool bEncodingSet)
{
if(oChunk.sTag.Length!=4 || oChunk.sTag[0]!='m' || oChunk.sTag!="meta")
return false;
// if we do not use hashmode already then we call conversion explicitly
// this is slow, but METAs are very rare so performance penalty is low
if(!oChunk.bHashMode)
oChunk.ConvertParamsToHash();
string sKey=oChunk.oParams["http-equiv"] as string;
if(sKey!=null)
{
// FIXIT: even though this is happening rare I really don't like lower casing stuff
// that most likely would not need to be - if you feel bored then rewrite this bit
// to make it faster, it is really easy...
switch(sKey.ToLower())
{
case "content-type":
// rare case (appears to work in IE) reported to exist in some pages by Martin B�chtold
case "content-category":
// we might have charset here that may hint at necessity to decode page
// check for possible encoding change
// once encoding is set it should not be changed, but you can be damn
// sure there are web pages out there that do that!!!
if(!bEncodingSet)
{
string sData=oChunk.oParams["content"] as string;
// it is possible we have broken META tag without Content part
if(sData!=null)
{
if(oP.SetEncoding(sData))
{
// we may need to re-encode title
if(!bEncodingSet)
{
// here you need to reencode any text that you found so far
// most likely it will be just TITLE, the rest can be ignored anyway
bEncodingSet=true;
}
}
else
{
// failed to set encoding - most likely encoding string
// was incorrect or your machine lacks codepages or something
// else - might be good idea to put warning message here
}
}
}
return true;
default:
break;
};
}
return false;
}
/// <summary>
/// Internally parses tag and returns it from point when '<' was found
/// </summary>
/// <returns>Chunk</returns>
HTMLchunk GetNextTag()
{
//iCurPos++;
oChunk=oTP.ParseTag(ref iCurPos);
// for backwards compatibility mark closed tags with params as open
if(oChunk.iParams>0 && bAutoMarkClosedTagsWithParamsAsOpen && oChunk.oType==HTMLchunkType.CloseTag)
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.OpenTag;
// 012345
// check for start of script
if(oChunk.sTag.Length==6 && oChunk.sTag[0]=='s' && oChunk.sTag=="script")
{
if(!oChunk.bClosure)
{
oChunk.oType=HTMLchunkType.Script;
oChunk=oTP.ParseScript(ref iCurPos);
return oChunk;
}
}
oChunk.iChunkLength=iCurPos-oChunk.iChunkOffset;
if(bKeepRawHTML)
oChunk.oHTML=oEnc.GetString(bHTML,oChunk.iChunkOffset,oChunk.iChunkLength);
return oChunk;
}
private void Dispose(bool bDisposing)
{
if(!bDisposed)
{
bDisposed=true;
if(oChunk!=null)
{
oChunk.Dispose();
oChunk=null;
}
if(sText!=null)
{
sText.Dispose();
sText=null;
}
bHTML=null;
if(oE!=null)
{
oE.Dispose();
oE=null;
}
if(oTP!=null)
{
oTP.Dispose();
oTP=null;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Sets oHTML variable in a chunk to the raw HTML that was parsed for that chunk.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="oChunk">Chunk returned by ParseNext function, it must belong to the same HTMLparser that
/// was initiated with the same HTML data that this chunk belongs to</param>
public void SetRawHTML(HTMLchunk oChunk)
{
// note: this really should have been byte array assigned rather than string
// it would be more correct originality-wise
oChunk.oHTML=oEnc.GetString(bHTML,oChunk.iChunkOffset,oChunk.iChunkLength);
}