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// Jericho HTML Parser - Java based library for analysing and manipulating HTML
// Version 3.3
// Copyright (C) 2004-2009 Martin Jericho
// http://jericho.htmlparser.net/
//
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package net.htmlparser.jericho;
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
/**
* Represents an HTML form control.
*
* A FormControl consists of a single {@linkplain #getElement() element}
* that matches one of the {@linkplain FormControlType form control types}.
*
* The term output element is used to describe the element that is
* {@linkplain OutputSegment#writeTo(Writer) output} if this form control is {@linkplain OutputDocument#replace(FormControl) replaced}
* in an {@link OutputDocument}.
*
* A predefined value control is a form control for which
* {@link #getFormControlType()}.{@link FormControlType#hasPredefinedValue() hasPredefinedValue()}
* returns true. It has a {@linkplain #getFormControlType() control type} of
* {@link FormControlType#CHECKBOX CHECKBOX}, {@link FormControlType#RADIO RADIO}, {@link FormControlType#BUTTON BUTTON},
* {@link FormControlType#SUBMIT SUBMIT}, {@link FormControlType#IMAGE IMAGE}, {@link FormControlType#SELECT_SINGLE SELECT_SINGLE}
* or {@link FormControlType#SELECT_MULTIPLE SELECT_MULTIPLE}.
*
* A user value control is a form control for which
* {@link #getFormControlType()}.{@link FormControlType#hasPredefinedValue() hasPredefinedValue()}
* returns false. It has a {@linkplain #getFormControlType() control type} of
* {@link FormControlType#FILE FILE}, {@link FormControlType#HIDDEN HIDDEN}, {@link FormControlType#PASSWORD PASSWORD},
* {@link FormControlType#TEXT TEXT} or {@link FormControlType#TEXTAREA TEXTAREA}.
*
* The functionality of most significance to users of this class relates to the
* display characteristics of the output element,
* manipulated using the {@link #setDisabled(boolean)} and {@link #setOutputStyle(FormControlOutputStyle)} methods.
*
* As a general rule, the operations dealing with the control's submission values
* are better performed on a {@link FormFields} or {@link FormField} object, which provide a more
* intuitive interface by grouping form controls of the same {@linkplain #getName() name} together.
* The higher abstraction level of these classes means they can automatically ensure that the
* submission values of their constituent controls are consistent with each other,
* for example by ensuring that only one {@link FormControlType#RADIO RADIO} control with a given name is
* {@link #isChecked() checked} at a time.
*
* A {@link FormFields} object can be directly {@linkplain FormFields#FormFields(Collection) constructed} from
* a collection of FormControl objects.
*
* FormControl instances are obtained using the {@link Element#getFormControl()} method or are created automatically
* with the creation of a {@link FormFields} object via the {@link Segment#getFormFields()} method.
*
* @see FormControlType
* @see FormFields
* @see FormField
*/
public abstract class FormControl extends Segment {
FormControlType formControlType;
String name;
ElementContainer elementContainer;
FormControlOutputStyle outputStyle=FormControlOutputStyle.NORMAL;
private static final String CHECKBOX_NULL_DEFAULT_VALUE="on";
private static Comparator COMPARATOR=new PositionComparator();
static FormControl construct(final Element element) {
final String tagName=element.getStartTag().getName();
if (tagName==HTMLElementName.INPUT) {
final String typeAttributeValue=element.getAttributes().getRawValue(Attribute.TYPE);
if (typeAttributeValue==null) return new InputFormControl(element,FormControlType.TEXT);
FormControlType formControlType=FormControlType.getFromInputElementType(typeAttributeValue);
if (formControlType==null) {
if (formControlType.isNonFormControl(typeAttributeValue)) return null;
if (element.source.logger.isErrorEnabled()) element.source.logger.error(element.source.getRowColumnVector(element.begin).appendTo(new StringBuilder(200)).append(": INPUT control with unrecognised type \"").append(typeAttributeValue).append("\" assumed to be type \"text\"").toString());
formControlType=FormControlType.TEXT;
}
switch (formControlType) {
case TEXT:
return new InputFormControl(element,formControlType);
case CHECKBOX: case RADIO:
return new RadioCheckboxFormControl(element,formControlType);
case SUBMIT:
return new SubmitFormControl(element,formControlType);
case IMAGE:
return new ImageSubmitFormControl(element);
case HIDDEN: case PASSWORD: case FILE:
return new InputFormControl(element,formControlType);
default:
throw new AssertionError(formControlType);
}
} else if (tagName==HTMLElementName.SELECT) {
return new SelectFormControl(element);
} else if (tagName==HTMLElementName.TEXTAREA) {
return new TextAreaFormControl(element);
} else if (tagName==HTMLElementName.BUTTON) {
return "submit".equalsIgnoreCase(element.getAttributes().getRawValue(Attribute.TYPE)) ? new SubmitFormControl(element,FormControlType.BUTTON) : null;
} else {
return null;
}
}
private FormControl(final Element element, final FormControlType formControlType, final boolean loadPredefinedValue) {
super(element.source,element.begin,element.end);
elementContainer=new ElementContainer(element,loadPredefinedValue);
this.formControlType=formControlType;
name=element.getAttributes().getValue(Attribute.NAME);
verifyName();
}
/**
* Returns the {@linkplain FormControlType type} of this form control.
* @return the {@linkplain FormControlType type} of this form control.
*/
public final FormControlType getFormControlType() {
return formControlType;
}
/**
* Returns the name of the control.
*
* The name comes from the value of the name {@linkplain Attribute attribute} of the
* {@linkplain #getElement() form control's element}, not the {@linkplain Element#getName() name of the element} itself.
*
* Since a {@link FormField} is simply a group of controls with the same name, the terms control name and
* field name are for the most part synonymous, with only a possible difference in case differentiating them.
*
* In contrast to the {@link FormField#getName()} method, this method always returns the name using the original case
* from the source document, regardless of the current setting of the static
* {@link Config#CurrentCompatibilityMode}.{@link Config.CompatibilityMode#isFormFieldNameCaseInsensitive() FormFieldNameCaseInsensitive} property.
*
* @return the name of the control.
*/
public final String getName() {
return name;
}
/**
* Returns the {@linkplain Element element} representing this form control in the source document.
*
* The {@linkplain Element#getAttributes() attributes} of this source element should correspond with the
* output attributes if the
* display characteristics or submission values
* have not been modified.
*
* @return the {@linkplain Element element} representing this form control in the source document.
*/
public final Element getElement() {
return elementContainer.element;
}
/**
* Returns an iterator over the {@link HTMLElementName#OPTION OPTION} {@linkplain Element elements} contained within this control, in order of appearance.
*
* This method is only relevant to form controls with a {@linkplain #getFormControlType() type} of
* {@link FormControlType#SELECT_SINGLE SELECT_SINGLE} or {@link FormControlType#SELECT_MULTIPLE SELECT_MULTIPLE}.
*
* @return an iterator over the {@link HTMLElementName#OPTION OPTION} {@linkplain Element elements} contained within this control, in order of appearance.
* @throws UnsupportedOperationException if the {@linkplain #getFormControlType() type} of this control is not {@link FormControlType#SELECT_SINGLE SELECT_SINGLE} or {@link FormControlType#SELECT_MULTIPLE SELECT_MULTIPLE}.
*/
public Iterator getOptionElementIterator() {
// overridden in SelectFormControl
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Only SELECT controls contain OPTION elements");
}
/**
* Returns the current {@linkplain FormControlOutputStyle output style} of this form control.
*
* This property affects how this form control is displayed if it has been {@linkplain OutputDocument#replace(FormControl) replaced}
* in an {@link OutputDocument}.
* See the documentation of the {@link FormControlOutputStyle} class for information on the available output styles.
*
* The default output style for every form control is {@link FormControlOutputStyle#NORMAL}.
*
* @return the current {@linkplain FormControlOutputStyle output style} of this form control.
* @see #setOutputStyle(FormControlOutputStyle)
*/
public FormControlOutputStyle getOutputStyle() {
return outputStyle;
}
/**
* Sets the {@linkplain FormControlOutputStyle output style} of this form control.
*
* See the {@link #getOutputStyle()} method for a full description of this property.
*
* @param outputStyle the new {@linkplain FormControlOutputStyle output style} of this form control.
*/
public void setOutputStyle(final FormControlOutputStyle outputStyle) {
this.outputStyle=outputStyle;
}
/**
* Returns a map of the names and values of this form control's output attributes.
*
* The term output attributes is used in this library to refer to the
* attributes of a form control's
* output element.
*
* The map keys are the String attribute names, which should all be in lower case.
* The map values are the corresponding String attribute values, with a null value given
* to an attribute that {@linkplain Attribute#hasValue() has no value}.
*
* Direct manipulation of the returned map affects the attributes of this form control's output element.
* It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that all entries added to the map use the correct key and value types,
* and that all keys (attribute names) are in lower case.
*
* It is recommended that the submission value modification methods
* are used to modify attributes that affect the submission value of the control
* rather than manipulating the attributes map directly.
*
* An iteration over the map entries will return the attributes in the same order as they appeared in the source document, or
* at the end if the attribute was not present in the source document.
*
* The returned attributes only correspond with those of the {@linkplain #getElement() source element} if the control's
* display characteristics and submission values
* have not been modified.
*
* @return a map of the names and values of this form control's output attributes.
*/
public final Map getAttributesMap() {
return elementContainer.getAttributesMap();
}
/**
* Indicates whether this form control is disabled.
*
* The form control is disabled if the attribute
* "disabled"
* is present in its output element.
*
* The return value is is logically equivalent to {@link #getAttributesMap()}.containsKey("disabled"),
* but using this property may be more efficient in some circumstances.
*
* @return true if this form control is disabled, otherwise false.
*/
public final boolean isDisabled() {
return elementContainer.getBooleanAttribute(Attribute.DISABLED);
}
/**
* Sets whether this form control is disabled.
*
* If the argument supplied to this method is true and the disabled attribute is not already present
* in the output element, the full
* XHTML compatible attribute disabled="disabled" is added.
* If the attribute is already present, it is left unchanged.
*
* If the argument supplied to this method is false, the attribute is removed from the output element.
*
* See the {@link #isDisabled()} method for more information.
*
* @param disabled the new value of this property.
*/
public final void setDisabled(final boolean disabled) {
elementContainer.setBooleanAttribute(Attribute.DISABLED,disabled);
}
/**
* Indicates whether this form control is checked.
*
* The term checked is used to describe a checkbox or radio button control that is selected, which is the case if the attribute
* "checked"
* is present in its output element.
*
* This property is only relevant to form controls with a {@linkplain #getFormControlType() type} of
* {@link FormControlType#CHECKBOX} or {@link FormControlType#RADIO}, and throws an UnsupportedOperationException
* for other control types.
*
* Use one of the submission value modification methods to change the value
* of this property.
*
* If this control is a checkbox, you can set it to checked by calling
* {@link #setValue(String) setValue}({@link #getName()}), and set it to unchecked by calling
* {@link #clearValues()}.
*
* If this control is a radio button, you should use the {@link FormField#setValue(String)} method or one of the other
* higher level submission value modification methods
* to set the control to checked, as calling {@link #setValue(String)} method on this object
* in the same way as for a checkbox does not automatically uncheck all other radio buttons with the same name.
* Even calling {@link #clearValues()} on this object to ensure that this radio button is unchecked is not recommended, as
* it can lead to a situation where all the radio buttons with this name are unchecked.
* The HTML 4.01 specification of radio buttons
* recommends against this situation because it is not defined how user agents should handle it, and behaviour differs amongst browsers.
*
* The return value is logically equivalent to {@link #getAttributesMap()}.containsKey("checked"),
* but using this property may be more efficient in some circumstances.
*
* @return true if this form control is checked, otherwise false.
* @throws UnsupportedOperationException if the {@linkplain #getFormControlType() type} of this control is not {@link FormControlType#CHECKBOX} or {@link FormControlType#RADIO}.
*/
public boolean isChecked() {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("This property is only relevant for CHECKBOX and RADIO controls");
}
/**
* Returns the initial value of this control if it has a {@linkplain FormControlType#hasPredefinedValue() predefined value}.
*
* Only predefined value controls can return a non-null result.
* All other control types return null.
*
* {@link FormControlType#CHECKBOX CHECKBOX} and {@link FormControlType#RADIO RADIO} controls have a guaranteed
* predefined value determined by the value of its compulsory
* value
* attribute. If the attribute is not present in the source document, this library assigns the control a default
* predefined value of "on", consistent with popular browsers.
*
* {@link FormControlType#SUBMIT SUBMIT}, {@link FormControlType#BUTTON BUTTON} and {@link FormControlType#IMAGE IMAGE}
* controls have an optional predefined value determined by the value of its
* value
* attribute. This value is
* successful
* only in the control used to submit the form.
*
* {@link FormControlType#SELECT_SINGLE} and {@link FormControlType#SELECT_MULTIPLE} controls are special cases
* because they usually contain multiple
* OPTION
* elements, each with its own predefined value.
* In this case the {@link #getPredefinedValues()} method should be used instead, which returns a collection of all the
* control's predefined values. Attempting to call this method on a SELECT control results in
* a java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException.
*
* The predefined value of a control is not affected by changes to the
* submission value of the control.
*
* @return the initial value of this control if it has a {@linkplain FormControlType#hasPredefinedValue() predefined value}, or null if none.
*/
public String getPredefinedValue() {
return elementContainer.predefinedValue;
}
/**
* Returns a collection of all {@linkplain #getPredefinedValue() predefined values} in this control in order of appearance.
*
* All objects in the returned collection are of type String, with no null entries.
*
* This method is most useful for
* SELECT
* controls since they typically contain multiple predefined values.
* In other controls it returns a collection with zero or one item based on the output of the
* {@link #getPredefinedValue()} method, so for efficiency it is recommended to use the
* {@link #getPredefinedValue()} method instead.
*
* The multiple predefined values of a
* SELECT
* control are defined by the
* OPTION
* elements within it.
* Each OPTION element has an
* initial value
* determined by the value of its
* value
* attribute, or if this attribute is not present, by its
* {@linkplain CharacterReference#decode(CharSequence) decoded} {@linkplain Element#getContent() content}
* text with {@linkplain CharacterReference#decodeCollapseWhiteSpace(CharSequence) collapsed white space}.
*
* The predefined values of a control are not affected by changes to the
* submission values of the control.
*
* @return a collection of all {@linkplain #getPredefinedValue() predefined values} in this control in order of appearance, guaranteed not null.
* @see FormField#getPredefinedValues()
*/
public Collection getPredefinedValues() {
if (getPredefinedValue()==null) Collections.emptySet();
return Collections.singleton(getPredefinedValue());
}
/**
* Returns a list of the control's submission values in order of appearance.
*
* All objects in the returned list are of type String, with no null entries.
*
* The term submission value is used in this library to refer to the value the control
* would contribute to the
* form data set
* of a submitted
* form, assuming no modification of the control's
* current value by the
* user agent or by end user interaction.
*
* For user value controls, the submission value corresponds to the
* control's initial value.
*
* The definition of the submission value for each predefined value control type is as follows:
*
* {@link FormControlType#CHECKBOX CHECKBOX} and {@link FormControlType#RADIO RADIO} controls
* have a submission value specified by its {@linkplain #getPredefinedValue() predefined value}
* if it is {@link #isChecked() checked}, otherwise it has no submission value.
*
* {@link FormControlType#SELECT_SINGLE SELECT_SINGLE} and {@link FormControlType#SELECT_MULTIPLE SELECT_MULTIPLE} controls
* have submission values specified by the
* values of the control's
* selected
* OPTION elements.
*
* Only a {@link FormControlType#SELECT_MULTIPLE SELECT_MULTIPLE} control can have more than one submission value,
* all other {@linkplain FormControlType control types} return a list containing either one value or no values.
* A {@link FormControlType#SELECT_SINGLE SELECT_SINGLE} control only returns multiple submission values
* if it illegally contains multiple selected options in the source document.
*
* {@link FormControlType#SUBMIT SUBMIT}, {@link FormControlType#BUTTON BUTTON}, and {@link FormControlType#IMAGE IMAGE}
* controls are only ever
* successful
* when they are activated by the user to
* submit the form.
* Because the submission value is intended to be a static representation of a control's data without
* interaction by the user, this library never associates submission values with
* {@linkplain FormControlType#isSubmit() submit} buttons, so this method always returns an empty list for these
* control types.
*
* The submission value(s) of a control can be modified for subsequent output in
* an {@link OutputDocument} using the various
* submission value modification methods, namely:
* {@link FormField#setValue(String)}
* {@link FormField#addValue(String)}
* {@link FormField#setValues(Collection)}
* {@link FormField#clearValues()}
* {@link FormFields#setValue(String fieldName, String value)}
* {@link FormFields#addValue(String fieldName, String value)}
* {@link FormFields#setDataSet(Map)}
* {@link FormFields#clearValues()}
* {@link #setValue(String) FormControl.setValue(String)}
* {@link #addValue(String) FormControl.addValue(String)}
* {@link #clearValues() FormControl.clearValues()}
*
* The values returned by this method reflect any changes made using the submission value modification methods,
* in contrast to methods found in the {@link Attributes} and {@link Attribute} classes, which always reflect the source document.
*
* @return a list of the control's submission values in order of appearance, guaranteed not null.
* @see #getPredefinedValues()
*/
public List getValues() {
final List values=new ArrayList();
addValuesTo(values);
return values;
}
/**
* Clears the control's existing submission values.
*
* This is equivalent to {@link #setValue(String) setValue(null)}.
*
* NOTE: The {@link FormFields} and {@link FormField} classes provide a more appropriate abstraction level for the modification of form control submission values.
*
* @see FormFields#clearValues()
* @see FormField#clearValues()
*/
public final void clearValues() {
setValue(null);
}
/**
* Sets the control's submission value *.
*
* * NOTE: The {@link FormFields} and {@link FormField} classes provide a more appropriate abstraction level for the modification of form control submission values.
* Consider using the {@link FormFields#setValue(String fieldName, String value)} method instead.
*
* The specified value replaces any existing submission values of the control.
*
* The return value indicates whether the control has "accepted" the value.
* For user value controls, the return value is always true.
*
* For predefined value controls,
* calling this method does not affect the control's
* {@linkplain #getPredefinedValues() predefined values}, but instead determines whether the control (or its options) become
* checked or
* selected
* as detailed below:
*
* {@link FormControlType#CHECKBOX CHECKBOX} and {@link FormControlType#RADIO RADIO} controls become {@link #isChecked() checked}
* and the method returns true if the specified value matches the control's predefined value (case sensitive),
* otherwise the control becomes unchecked and the method returns false.
* Note that any other controls with the same {@linkplain #getName() name} are not unchecked if this control becomes checked,
* possibly resulting in an invalid state where multiple RADIO controls are checked at the same time.
* The {@link FormField#setValue(String)} method avoids such problems and its use is recommended over this method.
*
* {@link FormControlType#SELECT_SINGLE SELECT_SINGLE} and {@link FormControlType#SELECT_MULTIPLE SELECT_MULTIPLE}
* controls receive the specified value by selecting the option with the matching value and deselecting all others.
* If none of the options match, all are deselected.
* The return value of this method indicates whether one of the options matched.
*
* {@link FormControlType#SUBMIT SUBMIT}, {@link FormControlType#BUTTON BUTTON}, and {@link FormControlType#IMAGE IMAGE}
* controls never have a submission value, so calling this method has no effect and
* always returns false.
*
* @param value the new submission value of this control, or null to clear the control of all submission values.
* @return true if the control accepts the value, otherwise false.
* @see FormFields#setValue(String fieldName, String value)
*/
public abstract boolean setValue(String value);
/**
* Adds the specified value to this control's submission values *.
*
* * NOTE: The {@link FormFields} and {@link FormField} classes provide a more appropriate abstraction level for the modification of form control submission values.
* Consider using the {@link FormFields#addValue(String fieldName, String value)} method instead.
*
* This is almost equivalent to {@link #setValue(String)}, with only the following differences:
*
* {@link FormControlType#CHECKBOX CHECKBOX} controls retain their existing submission value
* instead of becoming unchecked if the specified value does not match the control's {@linkplain #getPredefinedValue() predefined value}.
*
* {@link FormControlType#SELECT_MULTIPLE SELECT_MULTIPLE} controls retain their existing
* submission values, meaning that the control's
* OPTION
* elements whose {@linkplain #getPredefinedValues() predefined values} do not match the specified value are not deselected.
* This is the only type of control that can have multiple submission values within the one control.
*
* @param value the value to add to this control's submission values, must not be null.
* @return true if the control accepts the value, otherwise false.
* @see FormFields#addValue(String fieldName, String value)
*/
public boolean addValue(final String value) {
return setValue(value);
}
abstract void addValuesTo(Collection collection); // should not add null values
abstract void addToFormFields(FormFields formFields);
abstract void replaceInOutputDocument(OutputDocument outputDocument);
public String getDebugInfo() {
final StringBuilder sb=new StringBuilder();
sb.append(formControlType).append(" name=\"").append(name).append('"');
if (elementContainer.predefinedValue!=null) sb.append(" PredefinedValue=\"").append(elementContainer.predefinedValue).append('"');
sb.append(" - ").append(getElement().getDebugInfo());
return sb.toString();
}
static final class InputFormControl extends FormControl {
// TEXT, HIDDEN, PASSORD or FILE
public InputFormControl(final Element element, final FormControlType formControlType) {
super(element,formControlType,false);
}
public boolean setValue(final String value) {
elementContainer.setAttributeValue(Attribute.VALUE,value);
return true;
}
void addValuesTo(final Collection collection) {
addValueTo(collection,elementContainer.getAttributeValue(Attribute.VALUE));
}
void addToFormFields(final FormFields formFields) {
formFields.add(this);
}
void replaceInOutputDocument(final OutputDocument outputDocument) {
if (outputStyle==FormControlOutputStyle.REMOVE) {
outputDocument.remove(getElement());
} else if (outputStyle==FormControlOutputStyle.DISPLAY_VALUE) {
String output=null;
if (formControlType!=FormControlType.HIDDEN) {
String value=elementContainer.getAttributeValue(Attribute.VALUE);
if (formControlType==FormControlType.PASSWORD && value!=null) value=getString(FormControlOutputStyle.ConfigDisplayValue.PasswordChar,value.length());
output=getDisplayValueHTML(value,false);
}
outputDocument.replace(getElement(),output);
} else {
replaceAttributesInOutputDocumentIfModified(outputDocument);
}
}
}
static final class TextAreaFormControl extends FormControl {
// TEXTAREA
public String value=UNCHANGED;
private static final String UNCHANGED=new String();
public TextAreaFormControl(final Element element) {
super(element,FormControlType.TEXTAREA,false);
}
public boolean setValue(final String value) {
this.value=value;
return true;
}
void addValuesTo(final Collection collection) {
addValueTo(collection,getValue());
}
void addToFormFields(final FormFields formFields) {
formFields.add(this);
}
void replaceInOutputDocument(final OutputDocument outputDocument) {
if (outputStyle==FormControlOutputStyle.REMOVE) {
outputDocument.remove(getElement());
} else if (outputStyle==FormControlOutputStyle.DISPLAY_VALUE) {
outputDocument.replace(getElement(),getDisplayValueHTML(getValue(),true));
} else {
replaceAttributesInOutputDocumentIfModified(outputDocument);
if (value!=UNCHANGED)
outputDocument.replace(getElement().getContent(),CharacterReference.encode(value));
}
}
private String getValue() {
return (value==UNCHANGED) ? CharacterReference.decode(getElement().getContent()) : value;
}
}
static final class RadioCheckboxFormControl extends FormControl {
// RADIO or CHECKBOX
public RadioCheckboxFormControl(final Element element, final FormControlType formControlType) {
super(element,formControlType,true);
if (elementContainer.predefinedValue==null) {
elementContainer.predefinedValue=CHECKBOX_NULL_DEFAULT_VALUE;
if (element.source.logger.isErrorEnabled()) element.source.logger.error(element.source.getRowColumnVector(element.begin).appendTo(new StringBuilder(200)).append(": compulsory \"value\" attribute of ").append(formControlType).append(" control \"").append(name).append("\" is missing, assuming the value \"").append(CHECKBOX_NULL_DEFAULT_VALUE).append('"').toString());
}
}
public boolean setValue(final String value) {
return elementContainer.setSelected(value,Attribute.CHECKED,false);
}
public boolean addValue(final String value) {
return elementContainer.setSelected(value,Attribute.CHECKED,formControlType==FormControlType.CHECKBOX);
}
void addValuesTo(final Collection collection) {
if (isChecked()) addValueTo(collection,getPredefinedValue());
}
public boolean isChecked() {
return elementContainer.getBooleanAttribute(Attribute.CHECKED);
}
void addToFormFields(final FormFields formFields) {
formFields.add(this);
}
void replaceInOutputDocument(final OutputDocument outputDocument) {
if (outputStyle==FormControlOutputStyle.REMOVE) {
outputDocument.remove(getElement());
} else {
if (outputStyle==FormControlOutputStyle.DISPLAY_VALUE) {
final String html=isChecked() ? FormControlOutputStyle.ConfigDisplayValue.CheckedHTML : FormControlOutputStyle.ConfigDisplayValue.UncheckedHTML;
if (html!=null) {
outputDocument.replace(getElement(),html);
return;
}
setDisabled(true);
}
replaceAttributesInOutputDocumentIfModified(outputDocument);
}
}
}
static class SubmitFormControl extends FormControl {
// BUTTON, SUBMIT or (in subclass) IMAGE
public SubmitFormControl(final Element element, final FormControlType formControlType) {
super(element,formControlType,true);
}
public boolean setValue(final String value) {
return false;
}
void addValuesTo(final Collection collection) {}
void addToFormFields(final FormFields formFields) {
if (getPredefinedValue()!=null) formFields.add(this);
}
void replaceInOutputDocument(final OutputDocument outputDocument) {
if (outputStyle==FormControlOutputStyle.REMOVE) {
outputDocument.remove(getElement());
} else {
if (outputStyle==FormControlOutputStyle.DISPLAY_VALUE) setDisabled(true);
replaceAttributesInOutputDocumentIfModified(outputDocument);
}
}
}
static final class ImageSubmitFormControl extends SubmitFormControl {
// IMAGE
public ImageSubmitFormControl(final Element element) {
super(element,FormControlType.IMAGE);
}
void addToFormFields(final FormFields formFields) {
super.addToFormFields(formFields);
formFields.addName(this,name+".x");
formFields.addName(this,name+".y");
}
}
static final class SelectFormControl extends FormControl {
// SELECT_MULTIPLE or SELECT_SINGLE
public ElementContainer[] optionElementContainers;
public SelectFormControl(final Element element) {
super(element,element.getAttributes().get(Attribute.MULTIPLE)!=null ? FormControlType.SELECT_MULTIPLE : FormControlType.SELECT_SINGLE,false);
final List optionElements=element.getAllElements(HTMLElementName.OPTION);
optionElementContainers=new ElementContainer[optionElements.size()];
int x=0;
for (Element optionElement : optionElements) {
final ElementContainer optionElementContainer=new ElementContainer(optionElement,true);
if (optionElementContainer.predefinedValue==null)
// use the content of the element if it has no value attribute
optionElementContainer.predefinedValue=CharacterReference.decodeCollapseWhiteSpace(optionElementContainer.element.getContent());
optionElementContainers[x++]=optionElementContainer;
}
}
public String getPredefinedValue() {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Use getPredefinedValues() method instead on SELECT controls");
}
public Collection getPredefinedValues() {
final LinkedHashSet linkedHashSet=new LinkedHashSet(optionElementContainers.length*2,1.0F);
for (int i=0; i getOptionElementIterator() {
return new OptionElementIterator();
}
public boolean setValue(final String value) {
return addValue(value,false);
}
public boolean addValue(final String value) {
return addValue(value,formControlType==FormControlType.SELECT_MULTIPLE);
}
private boolean addValue(final String value, final boolean allowMultipleValues) {
boolean valueFound=false;
for (int i=0; i collection) {
for (int i=0; i0) sb.setLength(sb.length()-FormControlOutputStyle.ConfigDisplayValue.MultipleValueSeparator.length()); // remove last separator
outputDocument.replace(getElement(),getDisplayValueHTML(sb,false));
} else {
replaceAttributesInOutputDocumentIfModified(outputDocument);
for (int i=0; i {
private int i=0;
public boolean hasNext() {
return i');
if (text==null || text.length()==0)
sb.append(FormControlOutputStyle.ConfigDisplayValue.EmptyHTML);
else
CharacterReference.appendEncode(sb,text,whiteSpaceFormatting);
} catch (IOException ex) {throw new RuntimeException(ex);} // never happens
sb.append(EndTagType.START_DELIMITER_PREFIX).append(FormControlOutputStyle.ConfigDisplayValue.ElementName).append('>');
return sb.toString();
}
final void replaceAttributesInOutputDocumentIfModified(final OutputDocument outputDocument) {
elementContainer.replaceAttributesInOutputDocumentIfModified(outputDocument);
}
static List getAll(final Segment segment) {
final ArrayList list=new ArrayList();
getAll(segment,list,HTMLElementName.INPUT);
getAll(segment,list,HTMLElementName.TEXTAREA);
getAll(segment,list,HTMLElementName.SELECT);
getAll(segment,list,HTMLElementName.BUTTON);
Collections.sort(list,COMPARATOR);
return list;
}
private static void getAll(final Segment segment, final ArrayList list, final String tagName) {
for (Element element : segment.getAllElements(tagName)) {
final FormControl formControl=element.getFormControl();
if (formControl!=null) list.add(formControl);
}
}
private static String getString(final char ch, final int length) {
if (length==0) return "";
final StringBuilder sb=new StringBuilder(length);
for (int i=0; i collection, final String value) {
collection.add(value!=null ? value : "");
}
private static final class PositionComparator implements Comparator {
public int compare(final FormControl formControl1, final FormControl formControl2) {
final int formControl1Begin=formControl1.getElement().getBegin();
final int formControl2Begin=formControl2.getElement().getBegin();
if (formControl1BeginformControl2Begin) return 1;
return 0;
}
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
static final class ElementContainer {
// Contains the information common to both a FormControl and to each OPTION element
// within a SELECT FormControl
public final Element element;
public Map attributesMap=null;
public String predefinedValue; // never null for option, checkbox or radio elements
public ElementContainer(final Element element, final boolean loadPredefinedValue) {
this.element=element;
predefinedValue=loadPredefinedValue ? element.getAttributes().getValue(Attribute.VALUE) : null;
}
public Map getAttributesMap() {
if (attributesMap==null) attributesMap=element.getAttributes().getMap(true);
return attributesMap;
}
public boolean setSelected(final String value, final String selectedOrChecked, final boolean allowMultipleValues) {
if (value!=null && predefinedValue.equals(value.toString())) {
setBooleanAttribute(selectedOrChecked,true);
return true;
}
if (!allowMultipleValues) setBooleanAttribute(selectedOrChecked,false);
return false;
}
public String getAttributeValue(final String attributeName) {
if (attributesMap!=null)
return attributesMap.get(attributeName);
else
return element.getAttributes().getValue(attributeName);
}
public void setAttributeValue(final String attributeName, final String value) {
// null value indicates attribute should be removed.
if (value==null) {
setBooleanAttribute(attributeName,false);
return;
}
if (attributesMap!=null) {
attributesMap.put(attributeName,value);
return;
}
final String existingValue=getAttributeValue(attributeName);
if (existingValue!=null && existingValue.equals(value)) return;
getAttributesMap().put(attributeName,value);
}
public boolean getBooleanAttribute(final String attributeName) {
if (attributesMap!=null)
return attributesMap.containsKey(attributeName);
else
return element.getAttributes().get(attributeName)!=null;
}
public void setBooleanAttribute(final String attributeName, final boolean value) {
final boolean oldValue=getBooleanAttribute(attributeName);
if (value==oldValue) return;
if (value)
getAttributesMap().put(attributeName,attributeName); // xhtml compatible attribute
else
getAttributesMap().remove(attributeName);
}
public void replaceAttributesInOutputDocumentIfModified(final OutputDocument outputDocument) {
if (attributesMap!=null) outputDocument.replace(element.getAttributes(),attributesMap);
}
}
}