Client and backend. This class is shared: the same code is compiled into your app and into your server, so everything on this page works in both.
public final class CharEntities
- Object
- CharEntities
The character entity tables of the XML and HTML parsers, and the lookups over them.
It lives here rather than in com.codename1.ui.html so that XMLParser can
decode entities without linking any UI class: the parser is shared with the
server runtime. com.codename1.ui.html.HTMLUtils delegates to it, so the
lenient HTML behaviour is unchanged.
Methods
public static String convert(String charEntity, boolean lookupHTMLentities, Hashtable userDefinedCharEntities) | Converts a char entity to the matching character, the lenient way the HTML parser always has: the XML names match ignoring case, and a numeric reference is truncated to one char. |
public static String decodeXml(String ref, Hashtable userDefinedCharEntities) | Decodes a reference the way XML defines it: the five predefined names, matched exactly, a decimal or hexadecimal character reference to a legal code point (a supplementary one becomes a surrogate pair), or a name in userDefinedCharEntities. |
Inherited methods
Method details
convert
public static String convert(String charEntity, boolean lookupHTMLentities, Hashtable userDefinedCharEntities)Converts a char entity to the matching character, the lenient way the
HTML parser always has: the XML names match ignoring case, and a numeric
reference is truncated to one
char.Parameters
charEntityString- The char entity to convert (Not including the & and ;)
lookupHTMLentitiesboolean- true to include the basic HTML named char entities (unicode 160-255), false otherwise
userDefinedCharEntitiesHashtable- A hashtable containing (String,int) denoting the char entity name and its unicode
Returns
A string containing a single char
Throws
IllegalArgumentException- if the entity is unknown
decodeXml
public static String decodeXml(String ref, Hashtable userDefinedCharEntities)Decodes a reference the way XML defines it: the five predefined names,
matched exactly, a decimal or hexadecimal character reference to a legal
code point (a supplementary one becomes a surrogate pair), or a name in
userDefinedCharEntities. Entities a document declares itself are never
consulted, so nothing a document says can be expanded.Parameters
refString- the reference without the & and ;
userDefinedCharEntitiesHashtable- names the application added, or null
Returns
the decoded characters, or null when the reference is undefined or invalid