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package com.itextpdf.kernel.xmp;

import com.itextpdf.kernel.xmp.impl.Base64;
import com.itextpdf.kernel.xmp.impl.ISO8601Converter;
import com.itextpdf.kernel.xmp.impl.XMPUtilsImpl;
import com.itextpdf.kernel.xmp.options.PropertyOptions;


/**
 * Utility methods for XMP. I included only those that are different from the
 * Java default conversion utilities.
 *
 * @since 21.02.2006
 */
public final class XMPUtils
{
	/** Private constructor */
	private XMPUtils()
	{
		// EMPTY
	}


	/**
	 * Create a single edit string from an array of strings.
	 *
	 * @param xmp
	 *            The XMP object containing the array to be catenated.
	 * @param schemaNS
	 *            The schema namespace URI for the array. Must not be null or
	 *            the empty string.
	 * @param arrayName
	 *            The name of the array. May be a general path expression, must
	 *            not be null or the empty string. Each item in the array must
	 *            be a simple string value.
	 * @param separator
	 *            The string to be used to separate the items in the catenated
	 *            string. Defaults to "; ", ASCII semicolon and space
	 *            (U+003B, U+0020).
	 * @param quotes
	 *            The characters to be used as quotes around array items that
	 *            contain a separator. Defaults to '"'
	 * @param allowCommas
	 *            Option flag to control the catenation.
	 * @return Returns the string containing the catenated array items.
	 * @throws XMPException Forwards the Exceptions from the metadata processing
	 */
	public static String catenateArrayItems(XMPMeta xmp, String schemaNS, String arrayName,
			String separator, String quotes, boolean allowCommas) throws XMPException
	{
		return XMPUtilsImpl
				.catenateArrayItems(xmp, schemaNS, arrayName, separator, quotes, allowCommas);
	}


	/**
	 * Separate a single edit string into an array of strings.
	 *
	 * @param xmp
	 *            The XMP object containing the array to be updated.
	 * @param schemaNS
	 *            The schema namespace URI for the array. Must not be null or
	 *            the empty string.
	 * @param arrayName
	 *            The name of the array. May be a general path expression, must
	 *            not be null or the empty string. Each item in the array must
	 *            be a simple string value.
	 * @param catedStr
	 *            The string to be separated into the array items.
	 * @param arrayOptions Option flags to control the separation.
	 * @param preserveCommas Flag if commas shall be preserved
	 * @throws XMPException Forwards the Exceptions from the metadata processing
	 */
	public static void separateArrayItems(XMPMeta xmp, String schemaNS, String arrayName,
			String catedStr, PropertyOptions arrayOptions, boolean preserveCommas)
				throws XMPException
	{
		XMPUtilsImpl.separateArrayItems(xmp, schemaNS, arrayName, catedStr, arrayOptions,
				preserveCommas);
	}


	/**
	 * Remove multiple properties from an XMP object.
	 *
	 * RemoveProperties was created to support the File Info dialog's Delete
	 * button, and has been been generalized somewhat from those specific needs.
	 * It operates in one of three main modes depending on the schemaNS and
	 * propName parameters:
	 *
	 * 
    *
  • Non-empty schemaNS and propName - The named property is * removed if it is an external property, or if the * flag doAllProperties option is true. It does not matter whether the * named property is an actual property or an alias. * *
  • Non-empty schemaNS and empty propName - The all external * properties in the named schema are removed. Internal properties are also * removed if the flag doAllProperties option is set. In addition, * aliases from the named schema will be removed if the flag includeAliases * option is set. * *
  • Empty schemaNS and empty propName - All external properties in * all schema are removed. Internal properties are also removed if the * flag doAllProperties option is passed. Aliases are implicitly handled * because the associated actuals are internal if the alias is. *
* * It is an error to pass an empty schemaNS and non-empty propName. * * @param xmp * The XMP object containing the properties to be removed. * * @param schemaNS * Optional schema namespace URI for the properties to be * removed. * * @param propName * Optional path expression for the property to be removed. * * @param doAllProperties Option flag to control the deletion: do internal properties in * addition to external properties. * * @param includeAliases Option flag to control the deletion: * Include aliases in the "named schema" case above. * Note: Currently not supported. * @throws XMPException Forwards the Exceptions from the metadata processing */ public static void removeProperties(XMPMeta xmp, String schemaNS, String propName, boolean doAllProperties, boolean includeAliases) throws XMPException { XMPUtilsImpl.removeProperties(xmp, schemaNS, propName, doAllProperties, includeAliases); } /** * Alias without the new option deleteEmptyValues. * @param source The source XMP object. * @param dest The destination XMP object. * @param doAllProperties Do internal properties in addition to external properties. * @param replaceOldValues Replace the values of existing properties. * @throws XMPException Forwards the Exceptions from the metadata processing */ public static void appendProperties(XMPMeta source, XMPMeta dest, boolean doAllProperties, boolean replaceOldValues) throws XMPException { appendProperties(source, dest, doAllProperties, replaceOldValues, false); } /** * Append properties from one XMP object to another. * *

XMPUtils#appendProperties was created to support the File Info dialog's Append button, and * has been been generalized somewhat from those specific needs. It appends information from one * XMP object (source) to another (dest). The default operation is to append only external * properties that do not already exist in the destination. The flag * doAllProperties can be used to operate on all properties, external and internal. * The flag replaceOldValues option can be used to replace the values * of existing properties. The notion of external * versus internal applies only to top level properties. The keep-or-replace-old notion applies * within structs and arrays as described below. *

    *
  • If replaceOldValues is true then the processing is restricted to the top * level properties. The processed properties from the source (according to * doAllProperties) are propagated to the destination, * replacing any existing values.Properties in the destination that are not in the source * are left alone. * *
  • If replaceOldValues is not passed then the processing is more complicated. * Top level properties are added to the destination if they do not already exist. * If they do exist but differ in form (simple/struct/array) then the destination is left alone. * If the forms match, simple properties are left unchanged while structs and arrays are merged. * *
  • If deleteEmptyValues is passed then an empty value in the source XMP causes * the corresponding destination XMP property to be deleted. The default is to treat empty * values the same as non-empty values. An empty value is any of a simple empty string, an array * with no items, or a struct with no fields. Qualifiers are ignored. *
* *

The detailed behavior is defined by the following pseudo-code: *

*
     *    appendProperties ( sourceXMP, destXMP, doAllProperties,
     *    			replaceOldValues, deleteEmptyValues ):
     *       for all source schema (top level namespaces):
     *          for all top level properties in sourceSchema:
     *             if doAllProperties or prop is external:
     *                appendSubtree ( sourceNode, destSchema, replaceOldValues, deleteEmptyValues )
     *
     *    appendSubtree ( sourceNode, destParent, replaceOldValues, deleteEmptyValues ):
     *        if deleteEmptyValues and source value is empty:
     *            delete the corresponding child from destParent
     *        else if sourceNode not in destParent (by name):
     *           copy sourceNode's subtree to destParent
     *        else if replaceOld:
     *            delete subtree from destParent
     *            copy sourceNode's subtree to destParent
     *        else:
     *            // Already exists in dest and not replacing, merge structs and arrays
     *            if sourceNode and destNode forms differ:
     *                return, leave the destNode alone
     *            else if form is a struct:
     *                for each field in sourceNode:
     *                    AppendSubtree ( sourceNode.field, destNode, replaceOldValues )
     *            else if form is an alt-text array:
     *                copy new items by "xml:lang" value into the destination
     *            else if form is an array:
     *                copy new items by value into the destination, ignoring order and duplicates
     * 
*
* *

Note: appendProperties can be expensive if replaceOldValues is not passed and * the XMP contains large arrays. The array item checking described above is n-squared. * Each source item is checked to see if it already exists in the destination, * without regard to order or duplicates. *

Simple items are compared by value and "xml:lang" qualifier, other qualifiers are ignored. * Structs are recursively compared by field names, without regard to field order. Arrays are * compared by recursively comparing all items. * * @param source The source XMP object. * @param dest The destination XMP object. * @param doAllProperties Do internal properties in addition to external properties. * @param replaceOldValues Replace the values of existing properties. * @param deleteEmptyValues Delete destination values if source property is empty. * @throws XMPException Forwards the Exceptions from the metadata processing */ public static void appendProperties(XMPMeta source, XMPMeta dest, boolean doAllProperties, boolean replaceOldValues, boolean deleteEmptyValues) throws XMPException { XMPUtilsImpl.appendProperties(source, dest, doAllProperties, replaceOldValues, deleteEmptyValues); } /** * Convert from string to Boolean. * * @param value * The string representation of the Boolean. * @return The appropriate boolean value for the string. The checked values * for true and false are: *

    *
  • {@link XMPConst#TRUESTR} and {@link XMPConst#FALSESTR} *
  • "t" and "f" *
  • "on" and "off" *
  • "yes" and "no" *
  • "value <> 0" and "value == 0" *
* @throws XMPException If an empty string is passed. */ public static boolean convertToBoolean(String value) throws XMPException { if (value == null || value.length() == 0) { throw new XMPException("Empty convert-string", XMPError.BADVALUE); } value = value.toLowerCase(); try { // First try interpretation as Integer (anything not 0 is true) return Integer.parseInt(value) != 0; } catch (NumberFormatException e) { return "true".equals(value) || "t".equals(value) || "on".equals(value) || "yes".equals(value); } } /** * Convert from boolean to string. * * @param value * a boolean value * @return The XMP string representation of the boolean. The values used are * given by the constnts {@link XMPConst#TRUESTR} and * {@link XMPConst#FALSESTR}. */ public static String convertFromBoolean(boolean value) { return value ? XMPConst.TRUESTR : XMPConst.FALSESTR; } /** * Converts a string value to an int. * * @param rawValue * the string value * @return Returns an int. * @throws XMPException * If the rawValue is null or empty or the * conversion fails. */ public static int convertToInteger(String rawValue) throws XMPException { try { if (rawValue == null || rawValue.length() == 0) { throw new XMPException("Empty convert-string", XMPError.BADVALUE); } if (rawValue.startsWith("0x")) { return Integer.parseInt(rawValue.substring(2), 16); } else { return Integer.parseInt(rawValue); } } catch (NumberFormatException e) { throw new XMPException("Invalid integer string", XMPError.BADVALUE); } } /** * Convert from int to string. * * @param value * an int value * @return The string representation of the int. */ public static String convertFromInteger(int value) { return String.valueOf(value); } /** * Converts a string value to a long. * * @param rawValue * the string value * @return Returns a long. * @throws XMPException * If the rawValue is null or empty or the * conversion fails. */ public static long convertToLong(String rawValue) throws XMPException { try { if (rawValue == null || rawValue.length() == 0) { throw new XMPException("Empty convert-string", XMPError.BADVALUE); } if (rawValue.startsWith("0x")) { return Long.parseLong(rawValue.substring(2), 16); } else { return Long.parseLong(rawValue); } } catch (NumberFormatException e) { throw new XMPException("Invalid long string", XMPError.BADVALUE); } } /** * Convert from long to string. * * @param value * a long value * @return The string representation of the long. */ public static String convertFromLong(long value) { return String.valueOf(value); } /** * Converts a string value to a double. * * @param rawValue * the string value * @return Returns a double. * @throws XMPException * If the rawValue is null or empty or the * conversion fails. */ public static double convertToDouble(String rawValue) throws XMPException { try { if (rawValue == null || rawValue.length() == 0) { throw new XMPException("Empty convert-string", XMPError.BADVALUE); } else { return Double.parseDouble(rawValue); } } catch (NumberFormatException e) { throw new XMPException("Invalid double string", XMPError.BADVALUE); } } /** * Convert from long to string. * * @param value * a long value * @return The string representation of the long. */ public static String convertFromDouble(double value) { return String.valueOf(value); } /** * Converts a string value to an XMPDateTime. * * @param rawValue * the string value * @return Returns an XMPDateTime-object. * @throws XMPException * If the rawValue is null or empty or the * conversion fails. */ public static XMPDateTime convertToDate(String rawValue) throws XMPException { if (rawValue == null || rawValue.length() == 0) { throw new XMPException("Empty convert-string", XMPError.BADVALUE); } else { return ISO8601Converter.parse(rawValue); } } /** * Convert from XMPDateTime to string. * * @param value * an XMPDateTime * @return The string representation of the long. */ public static String convertFromDate(XMPDateTime value) { return ISO8601Converter.render(value); } /** * Convert from a byte array to a base64 encoded string. * * @param buffer * the byte array to be converted * @return Returns the base64 string. */ public static String encodeBase64(byte[] buffer) { return new String(Base64.encode(buffer)); } /** * Decode from Base64 encoded string to raw data. * * @param base64String * a base64 encoded string * @return Returns a byte array containg the decoded string. * @throws XMPException Thrown if the given string is not property base64 encoded */ public static byte[] decodeBase64(String base64String) throws XMPException { try { return Base64.decode(base64String.getBytes()); } catch (Throwable e) { throw new XMPException("Invalid base64 string", XMPError.BADVALUE, e); } } }




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