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package com.ibm.icu.message2;

import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * 

Overview of {@code MessageFormatter}

* *

In ICU4J, the {@code MessageFormatter} class is the next iteration of {@link com.ibm.icu.text.MessageFormat}. * This new version will build on the lessons learned from using MessageFormat for 25 years * in various environments, when used directly or as a base for other public APIs.

* * *

The effort to design a succesor to {@code MessageFormat} will result in a specification * referred to as MessageFormat 2.0. * The reasoning for this effort is shared in the * “Why * MessageFormat needs a successor” document.

* *

MessageFormat 2.0 will be more modular and easier to port and backport. * It will also provide extension points via interfaces to allow users to supply new formatters and selectors without having to modify the specification. * ICU will eventually include support for new formatters, such as intervals, relative time, lists, measurement units, personal names, and more, * as well as the ability for users to supply their own custom implementations. * These will potentially support use cases like grammatical gender, inflection, markup regimes (such as those require for text-to-speech), * and other complex message management needs.

* *

The MessageFormat Working Group, which develops the new data model, semantics, and syntax, * is hosted on GitHub. * The current specification for the syntax and data model can be found * here.

* *

This technical preview implements enough functions for {@code MessageFormatter} to be useful in many situations, * but the final set of functions and the parameters accepted by those functions is not yet finalized.

* *

Examples

* *

Basic usage

* *
 * import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
 * import java.util.Date;
 * import java.util.HashMap;
 * import java.util.Locale;
 * import java.util.Map;
 *
 * import com.ibm.icu.message2.MessageFormatter;
 *
 * @Test
 * public void testMf2() {
 *     final Locale enGb = Locale.forLanguageTag("en-GB");
 *     Map arguments = new HashMap<>();
 *     arguments.put("name", "John");
 *     arguments.put("exp", new Date(1679971371000L));  // March 27, 2023, 7:42:51 PM
 *
 *     MessageFormatter mf2 = MessageFormatter.builder()
 *         .setPattern("{Hello {$name}, your card expires on {$exp :datetime skeleton=yMMMdE}!}")
 *         .setLocale(enGb)
 *         .build();
 *
 *     assertEquals(
 *         "Hello John, your card expires on Mon, 27 Mar 2023!",
 *         mf2.formatToString(arguments));
 * }
 * 
* *

Placeholder examples

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Code to set runtime value for placeholderExamples of placeholder in message pattern
{@code arguments.put("name", "John")}{@code }$name~}
{@code arguments.put("exp", new Date(…))}{@code }$exp :datetime skeleton=yMMMdE~}
{@code }$exp :datetime datestyle=full~}
{@code arguments.put("val", 3.141592653)}{@code }$val~}
{@code }$val :number skeleton=(.####)~}
No argument for fixed values known at build time{@code }(123456789.531) :number~}
* *

Plural selection message

* *
 * @Test
 * public void testMf2Selection() {
 *    final String message = "match {$count :plural}\n"
 *            + " when one {You have one notification.}\n"
 *            + " when * {You have {$count} notifications.}\n";
 *    final Locale enGb = Locale.forLanguageTag("en-GB");
 *    Map arguments = new HashMap<>();
 *
 *    MessageFormatter mf2 = MessageFormatter.builder()
 *        .setPattern(message)
 *        .setLocale(enGb)
 *        .build();
 *
 *    arguments.put("count", 1);
 *    assertEquals(
 *        "You have one notification.",
 *        mf2.formatToString(arguments));
 *
 *    arguments.put("count", 42);
 *    assertEquals(
 *        "You have 42 notifications.",
 *        mf2.formatToString(arguments));
 * }
 * 
* *

Built-in formatter functions

* *

The tech preview implementation comes with formatters for numbers ({@code number}), * date / time ({@code datetime}), * plural selectors ({@code plural} and {@code selectordinal}), * and general selector ({@code select}), * very similar to what MessageFormat offers.

* *

The ICU test code * covers most features, and has examples of how to make custom placeholder formatters; * you can look for classes that implement {@code com.ibm.icu.message2.FormatterFactory} * (they are named {@code Custom*Test.java}).

* *

Functions currently implemented

* *

These are the functions interpreted right now:

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
{@code datetime}Similar to MessageFormat's {@code date} and {@code time}.
{@code datestyle} and {@code timestyle}
* Similar to {@code argStyle : short | medium | long | full}.
* Same values are accepted, but we can use both in one placeholder, * for example {$due :datetime datestyle=full timestyle=long}. *
{@code pattern}
* Similar to {@code argStyle = argStyleText}.
* This is bad i18n practice, and will probably be dropped.
* This is included just to support migration to MessageFormat 2. *
{@code skeleton}
* Same as {@code argStyle = argSkeletonText}.
* These are the date/time skeletons as supported by {@link com.ibm.icu.text.SimpleDateFormat}. *
{@code number}Similar to MessageFormat's {@code number}.
{@code skeleton}
* These are the number skeletons as supported by {@link com.ibm.icu.number.NumberFormatter}.
{@code minimumFractionDigits}
* Only implemented to be able to pass the unit tests from the ECMA tech preview implementation, * which prefers options bags to skeletons.
* TBD if the final {@number} function will support skeletons, option backs, or both.
{@code offset}
* Used to support plural with an offset.
{@code identity}Returns the direct string value of the argument (calling {@code toString()}).
{@code plural}Similar to MessageFormat's {@code plural}.
{@code skeleton}
* These are the number skeletons as supported by {@link com.ibm.icu.number.NumberFormatter}.
* Can also be indirect, from a local variable of type {@code number} (recommended).
{@code offset}
* Used to support plural with an offset.
* Can also be indirect, from a local variable of type {@code number} (recommended).
{@code selectordinal}Similar to MessageFormat's {@code selectordinal}.
* For now it accepts the same parameters as {@code plural}, although there is no use case for them.
* TBD if this will be merged into {@code plural} (with some {@code kind} option) or not.
{@code select}Literal match, same as MessageFormat's {@code select}.
* * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public class MessageFormatter { private final Locale locale; private final String pattern; private final Mf2FunctionRegistry functionRegistry; private final Mf2DataModel dataModel; private final Mf2DataModelFormatter modelFormatter; private MessageFormatter(Builder builder) { this.locale = builder.locale; this.functionRegistry = builder.functionRegistry; if ((builder.pattern == null && builder.dataModel == null) || (builder.pattern != null && builder.dataModel != null)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("You need to set either a pattern, or a dataModel, but not both."); } if (builder.dataModel != null) { this.dataModel = builder.dataModel; this.pattern = Mf2Serializer.dataModelToString(this.dataModel); } else { this.pattern = builder.pattern; Mf2Serializer tree = new Mf2Serializer(); Mf2Parser parser = new Mf2Parser(pattern, tree); try { parser.parse_Message(); dataModel = tree.build(); } catch (Mf2Parser.ParseException pe) { throw new IllegalArgumentException( "Parse error:\n" + "Message: <<" + pattern + ">>\n" + "Error:" + parser.getErrorMessage(pe) + "\n"); } } modelFormatter = new Mf2DataModelFormatter(dataModel, locale, functionRegistry); } /** * Creates a builder. * * @return the Builder. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public static Builder builder() { return new Builder(); } /** * Get the locale to use for all the formatting and selections in * the current {@code MessageFormatter}. * * @return the locale. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public Locale getLocale() { return locale; } /** * Get the pattern (the serialized message in MessageFormat 2 syntax) of * the current {@code MessageFormatter}. * *

If the {@code MessageFormatter} was created from an {@link Mf2DataModel} * the this string is generated from that model.

* * @return the pattern. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public String getPattern() { return pattern; } /** * Give public access to the message data model. * *

This data model is similar to the functionality we have today * in {@link com.ibm.icu.text.MessagePatternUtil} maybe even a bit more higher level.

* *

We can also imagine a model where one parses the string syntax, takes the data model, * modifies it, and then uses that modified model to create a {@code MessageFormatter}.

* * @return the data model. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public Mf2DataModel getDataModel() { return dataModel; } /** * Formats a map of objects by iterating over the MessageFormat's pattern, * with the plain text “as is” and the arguments replaced by the formatted objects. * * @param arguments a map of objects to be formatted and substituted. * @return the string representing the message with parameters replaced. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException when something goes wrong * (for example wrong argument type, or null arguments, etc.) * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public String formatToString(Map arguments) { return modelFormatter.format(arguments); } /** * Not yet implemented: formats a map of objects by iterating over the MessageFormat's * pattern, with the plain text “as is” and the arguments replaced by the formatted objects. * * @param arguments a map of objects to be formatted and substituted. * @return the {@link FormattedMessage} class representing the message with parameters replaced. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public FormattedMessage format(Map arguments) { throw new RuntimeException("Not yet implemented."); } /** * A {@code Builder} used to build instances of {@link MessageFormatter}. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public static class Builder { private Locale locale = Locale.getDefault(Locale.Category.FORMAT); private String pattern = null; private Mf2FunctionRegistry functionRegistry = Mf2FunctionRegistry.builder().build(); private Mf2DataModel dataModel = null; // Prevent direct creation private Builder() { } /** * Sets the locale to use for all formatting and selection operations. * * @param locale the locale to set. * @return the builder, for fluent use. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public Builder setLocale(Locale locale) { this.locale = locale; return this; } /** * Sets the pattern (in MessageFormat 2 syntax) used to create the message.
* It conflicts with the data model, so it will reset it (the last call on setter wins). * * @param pattern the pattern to set. * @return the builder, for fluent use. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public Builder setPattern(String pattern) { this.pattern = pattern; this.dataModel = null; return this; } /** * Sets an instance of {@link Mf2FunctionRegistry} that should register any * custom functions used by the message. * *

There is no need to do this in order to use standard functions * (for example date / time / number formatting, plural / ordinal / literal selection).
* The exact set of standard functions, with the types they format and the options * they accept is still TBD.

* * @param functionRegistry the function registry to set. * @return the builder, for fluent use. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public Builder setFunctionRegistry(Mf2FunctionRegistry functionRegistry) { this.functionRegistry = functionRegistry; return this; } /** * Sets the data model used to create the message.
* It conflicts with the pattern, so it will reset it (the last call on setter wins). * * @param dataModel the pattern to set. * @return the builder, for fluent use. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public Builder setDataModel(Mf2DataModel dataModel) { this.dataModel = dataModel; this.pattern = null; return this; } /** * Builds an instance of {@link MessageFormatter}. * * @return the {@link MessageFormatter} created. * * @internal ICU 72 technology preview * @deprecated This API is for technology preview only. */ @Deprecated public MessageFormatter build() { return new MessageFormatter(this); } } }




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