public static Recognizer Create(System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture,
Core.Wordlist currencySymbols,
int priority)
{
try
{
// TODO support non-blank languages for unit separation
Core.CharacterSet curFirst = null;
string currenciesRx = currencySymbols.GetRegularExpression(out curFirst);
int currencyPattern = culture.NumberFormat.CurrencyPositivePattern;
bool currencyPrecedesNumber = (currencyPattern % 2) == 0;
bool currencyIsSeparated = (currencyPattern >= 2);
CurrencyRegexRecognizer result = new CurrencyRegexRecognizer(100, "DEFAULT_CURRENCY_RECOGNIZER", culture);
Core.CharacterSet first = null;
// augmentation doesn't change FIRST()
// TODO use currency pattern instead of number pattern?
List <string> patterns = NumberRegexRecognizer.ComputeRXPatterns(culture, NumberSeparatorMode.CultureDefault, out first);
if (currencyPrecedesNumber)
{
first.Add(curFirst);
}
AugmentPatterns(patterns, currenciesRx, culture);
foreach (string p in patterns)
{
// use the same first for all patterns (the number regex pattern computer returns just one pattern anyway)
result.Add(p, first, 2);
}
/*
* Be strict for currencies (only flexible for measurements and numbers)
*
* if (NumberRegexRecognizer.CanSwapSeparators(culture))
* {
* patterns = NumberRegexRecognizer.ComputeRXPatterns(culture, NumberSeparatorMode.Swapped, out first);
* AugmentPatterns(patterns, currenciesRx, culture);
*
* foreach (string p in patterns)
* {
* result.Add(p, first, 1);
* }
* }
* if (NumberRegexRecognizer.AddENUSSeparators(culture))
* {
* patterns = NumberRegexRecognizer.ComputeRXPatterns(culture, NumberSeparatorMode.EnUS, out first);
* AugmentPatterns(patterns, currenciesRx, culture);
*
* foreach (string p in patterns)
* {
* result.Add(p, first, 0);
* }
* }
*/
result.OnlyIfFollowedByNonwordCharacter
= Core.CultureInfoExtensions.UseBlankAsWordSeparator(culture);
return(result);
}
catch // (System.Exception e)
{
return(null);
}
}
private Core.CharacterSet Parse()
{
Core.CharacterSet result = new Core.CharacterSet();
Expect('[');
if (LookingAt() == '^')
{
result.Negated = true;
_Position.Advance();
}
const int startState = 0;
const int charclassState = 1;
const int finalState = 99;
int state = startState;
while (state != finalState)
{
char lookAt = LookingAt();
switch (state)
{
case startState:
switch (lookAt)
{
case '[':
// character class
_Position.Advance();
if (LookingAt() == ':')
{
_Position.Advance();
state = charclassState;
}
else if (LookingAt() != '\0')
{
result.Add('[');
// don't advance
}
break;
case '\0':
// unexpected end
throw new Core.LanguagePlatformException(Core.ErrorCode.TokenizerInvalidCharacterSet, _Input);
case ']':
// right bracket - move on to final state
_Position.Advance();
state = finalState;
break;
default:
{
// a plain character (escaped, simple, or Unicode hex)
char lower = ScanChar();
char upper = '\0';
if (LookingAt() == '-')
{
_Position.Advance();
if (LookingAt() == ']')
{
// dash at end of input - add literal dash to charset, skip ], and go to final state
result.Add(lower);
result.Add('-');
_Position.Advance();
state = finalState;
}
else
{
upper = ScanChar();
result.Add(lower, upper);
}
}
else
{
result.Add(lower);
state = startState;
}
}
break;
}
break;
case charclassState:
// just got '[' followed by ':'
if (LookingAt() == '\0')
{
throw new Core.LanguagePlatformException(Core.ErrorCode.TokenizerInvalidCharacterSet, _Input);
}
else
{
StringBuilder className = new StringBuilder();
while (char.IsLetter(LookingAt()))
{
className.Append(LookingAt());
_Position.Advance();
}
Nullable <System.Globalization.UnicodeCategory> category;
if (className.Length == 0 ||
(category = Core.CharacterProperties.GetUnicodeCategoryFromName(className.ToString().ToLower())) == null ||
!category.HasValue)
{
throw new Core.LanguagePlatformException(Core.ErrorCode.TokenizerInvalidCharacterSet, _Input);
}
else
{
result.Add(category.Value);
}
Expect(':');
Expect(']');
state = startState;
}
break;
default:
// unexpected state
throw new Core.LanguagePlatformException(Core.ErrorCode.TokenizerInvalidCharacterSet, _Input);
}
}
return(result);
}
