public void TestAll()
{
// get most of the mapped accent chars, and their non-accented equiv
// must be 1 to 1 mapping and size of arrays. Easier to do lots of chars this
// way then with lists
string matchChar = "ŠŒŽšœžŸ¥µÀÁÂÃÄÅÆÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎÏÐÑÒÓÔÕÖØÙÚÛÜÝßàáâãäåæçèéêëìíîïðñòóôõöøùúûüýÿ¡¿";
string replaceChar = "SOZsozYYuAAAAAAACEEEEIIIIDNOOOOOOUUUUYsaaaaaaaceeeeiiiionoooooouuuuyy ";
// set up a dictionary, if ignore case, set the dict up with a new comparer
StringComparer comparer = StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase; // default is just Ordinal
Dictionary <string, string> wordDictionary = new Dictionary <string, string>(comparer)
{
{ "chevrolet", "Ford" },
{ "mAzDa", "BMW" },
{ "and and", "and" }, // will never match
};
// Need `System.ValueTuple` package to do this style of init
// on v4.6 and below
List <(string, string)> regxList = new List <(string, string)>
{ // Match, Replace
("BMW", "Fiat"),
(@"\s+", " "), // multi whitespace to 1 space
(@"^\s*|\s*$", "") // trims leading/ending spaces
};
string sentence = "¿¡Señor, the Chevrolet guys don't like Dodge guys, and and no one like MaZdA, Ola Senor?! ";
string expectedSentance = "Magoo the Ford guys don#t like Mercedes guys and and no one like Fiat Ola Magoo?!";
Scrub st = new Scrub(sentence);
// Set dictionary up, case insensitive match
st.SetStringTranslator(wordDictionary, true);
// set up character translators
st.SetCharTranslator(matchChar, replaceChar);
// set up list of regx replaces
st.SetRegxTranslator(regxList);
// add a string translation after the fact
st.StringTransDict.Add("dodge", "Mercedes");
// add a Regx translation after the fact
st.RegxTuples.Add(("Senor", "Mr.Magoo"));
// add a chracter Translation after the fact
st.CharTransDict.Add('\'', '#');
// so all sorts of stuff!
st.Strip("[,]").MapChars().MapWords().RegxTranslate().Strip(@"Mr\.");
Assert.AreEqual(expectedSentance, st.ToString());
}
// ReSharper disable once UnusedParameter.Local
private static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Map any character to any other character. The matchCarArray MUST be only
// have unique characters. The replaceChar array will have the matching translated char.
// The example below of accent chars, and their non-accented equiv
// Both strings must be 1 to 1 mapping and size of strings. This was done as strings
// to make it easier to deal with lots of characters.
string matchChar = "ŠŒŽšœžŸ¥µÀÁÂÃÄÅÆÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎÏÐÑÒÓÔÕÖØÙÚÛÜÝßàáâãäåæçèéêëìíîïðñòóôõöøùúûüýÿ¡¿";
string replaceChar = "SOZsozYYuAAAAAAACEEEEIIIIDNOOOOOOUUUUYsaaaaaaaceeeeiiiionoooooouuuuyy ";
// Set up a dictionary, if ignore case, set the dict up with a new comparer
// These words are mapped to any instances of other words. See comments
// on how this works vs regx, basically each word from a sentence is passed
// to the dictionary for translation. Current or past changes are not candidates
// for any further changes
StringComparer comparer = StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase; // default is just Ordinal
Dictionary <string, string> wordDictionary = new Dictionary <string, string>(comparer)
{
{ "chevrolet", "Ford" },
{ "mAzDa", "BMW" },
{ "and and", "and" } // will never match
};
// NOTE : Need `System.ValueTuple` package to do this style of init on v4.6 and below.
// Regx list each item is executed in order of the list.
// First element is the Regx match string (C# style) and the second
// is the replacement string if the pattern matches. Matches can affect the entire
// string, and each subsequent match can as well.
List <(string, string)> regxList = new List <(string, string)>
{ // Match, Replace
("BMW", "Fiat"), // swaps 'BMW' (case dependent) with 'Fiat'
(@"\s+", " "), // multi whitespace to 1 space
(@"^\s*|\s*$", "") // trims leading/ending spaces
};
// Test sentence with odd characters, spaces and other things needing scrubbing
string sentence = "¿¡Señor, the Chevrolet guys don't like Dodge guys, and and no one like MaZdA, Ola Senor?! ";
// Dump the orig string
Console.WriteLine("The Sentence : >{0}<", sentence);
Scrub st = new Scrub(sentence);
// Set dictionary up, case insensitive match
st.SetStringTranslator(wordDictionary, true);
// set up character translators
st.SetCharTranslator(matchChar, replaceChar);
// set up list of regx replaces
st.SetRegxTranslator(regxList);
// add a string translation after the fact
st.StringTransDict.Add("dodge", "Mercedes");
// add a Regx translation after the fact
st.RegxTuples.Add(("Senor", "Mr.Magoo"));
// add a chracter Translation after the fact
st.CharTransDict.Add('\'', '#');
// so all sorts of stuff!
string translated = st.Strip("[,]").MapChars().MapWords().RegxTranslate().Strip(@"Mr\.").ToString();
// Should be something like the string below -
// Magoo the Ford guys don#t like Mercedes guys and and no one like Fiat Ola Magoo?!
Console.WriteLine("Translated : >{0}<", translated);
// reset the string with some emails
st.Set("[email protected] is sending an email to [email protected]");
translated = st.RegxDefined("Email", "**Email Removed**").ToString();
Console.WriteLine("Masked : >{0}<", translated);
st.Set(" 前に来た時は北側からで、当時の光景はいまでも思い出せる。 Even now I remember the scene I saw approaching the city from the north. 青竜山脈から流れる川が湖へと流れこむ様、湖の中央には純白のホ");
translated = st.RegxDefined("NonAscii", string.Empty).ToString();
Console.WriteLine("To all ASCII : >{0}<", translated);
// reset the string with some emails
st.Set(@"<h1>Title</h1><script>var a=1; \\comment</script> Not In Script Tags");
translated = st.RegxDefined("ScriptTags", string.Empty).RegxDefined("TagsSimple", string.Empty).ToString();
Console.WriteLine("Strip Script and Tags : >{0}<", translated);
// reset and set up a predefined match pattern and set regx case sensitivity
st.Set("wtf does RemoveWTF do? Is WtF Case SeNsItIvE?");
st.RegxMatchesDefined.Add("RemoveWTF", @"(wtf)|(what the)\s+(hell|$hit)");
translated = st.RegxIgnoreCase().RegxDefined("RemoveWTF", "XXX").ToString();
Console.WriteLine("New Pre-defined Match : >{0}<", translated);
}