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//
// JTOpen (IBM Toolbox for Java - OSS version)
//
// Filename: BidiTransform.java
//
// The source code contained herein is licensed under the IBM Public License
// Version 1.0, which has been approved by the Open Source Initiative.
// Copyright (C) 1997-2006 International Business Machines Corporation and
// others. All rights reserved.
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package com.ibm.as400.access;
import java.util.Vector;
/**
* The BidiTransform class defines Text Layout transformations.
*
* Layout transformations allow converting a given instance of BidiText
* (the source) into another instance (the destination) with possibly
* different Bidi flags while conserving the semantics of the text.
*
* Bidi text is a combination of a sequence of characters and a set of
* Bidi flags. Bidi text is implemented by the BidiText class.
*
* A BidiTransform instance contains fields which define what auxiliary
* outputs are required from the transformation, and fields to refer
* to these outputs.
* The work itself is done by the transform method of the BidiText class.
*
* Boolean fields are used to specify options of the transform operation.
* Other fields are used to store auxiliary outputs of the transformation.
*
* There are no specific constructors for this class. The default
* constructor creates a default BidiFlagSet and puts its reference in the
* "flags" instance member. Unless modified later, this qualifies a
* transformation to Implicit LTR swapped numerals-nominal unshaped text.
*
*
Multi-threading considerations:
* each thread must use its own instances of this class.
*
*/
public class BidiTransform {
/**
* Option: Bidi flags of destination BidiText
*/
public BidiFlagSet flags = new BidiFlagSet();
/**
* Option: enable Implicit to Implicit transformations
*/
public boolean impToImp = true;
/**
* Option: use "roundtrip" algorithm for reordering
*/
public boolean roundTrip;
/**
* Option: use "Windows compatible" algorithm for reordering.
*
If this option is true, the reordering algorithm is modified to
* perform more closely like Windows. In particular, logical string
* "12ABC" in LTR orientation (where ABC represent Arabic or Hebrew letters)
* is reordered as "CBA12" instead of "12CBA".
* Also, logical string "abc 123 45" (where all digits represent Hindi numbers)
* is reordered as "abc 123 45" instead of "abc 45 123".
*/
public boolean winCompatible;
/**
* Option: add Markers to destination text when needed for round trip.
*
If this option is true, LRM and RLM markers may be inserted when
* transforming from visual to logical where needed to insure round trip.
*
This option is ignored if the removeMarkers option is true.
*/
public boolean insertMarkers;
/**
* Option: remove Markers from destination text after performing a Bidi
* transformation.
*
If this option is true, LRM and RLM markers in the source text
* participate in the reordering, but they are removed from the destination
* text after performing the Bidi transformation.
*/
public boolean removeMarkers;
/**
* Option: delimiters for performing the Bidi transformation.
This option is enabled if the string "delimiters" is not null and has
a length of at least one character. This string specifies starting and
ending delimiters such that the Bidi transformation is only performed
on the data between starting and ending delimiters.
If the length of the string is only one character, the ending delimiter
is assumed equal to the starting delimiter.
An even number of successive ending delimiters in the data to transform
is considered part of the data and do not function as delimiters.
In an odd number of successive ending delimiters, the last one is
considered as a delimiter.
*/
public String delimiters;
/**
* Option: shaping options for this transformation
*/
public ArabicOptionSet options;
/**
* Option: consider white space to always follow base orientation
*/
public boolean wordBreak;
/**
* Option: create a destination BidiText
*
If this flag is not true, the transform method will return a null.
*/
public boolean destinationRequired = true;
/**
* Option: create a source to destination mapping
*/
public boolean srcToDstMapRequired;
/**
* Option: create a destination to source mapping
*/
public boolean dstToSrcMapRequired;
/**
* Option: create a property map
*
Note: the map created is of no practical value if impToImp is true.
*/
public boolean propertyMapRequired;
/**
* Option: this invocation is a continuation from the previous one
* (re-establish same conditions as at the end of last call)
*/
public boolean continuation;
/**
* Output value: number of characters processed in the source data by
* the last transform
*/
public int inpCount;
/**
* Output value: number of characters written in the destination data by
* the last transform
*/
public int outCount;
/**
* Output value: source-to-destination map from the last transform with
* srcToDstMapRequired specified; if this option was not specified, the
* content of srcToDstMap should be ignored.
*
* If when starting a transformation this field refers to a large enough
* array of integers, this array will be re-used to put the new map.
* Otherwise a new array will be created.
*
This map has a number for each character processed in the source
* data by the last transform. This number is the index of where this
* character is moved in the character array of the destination BidiText.
* If the removeMarkers option was specified and LRM or RLM markers have
* been removed from the destination text, the corresponding elements of
* srcToDstMap will contain -1.
*
Note that the allocated array may have more elements than the number
* of characters processed in the source BidiText. In that case, the
* extra elements should be ignored. The number of relevant elements
* can be found in inpCount.
*/
public int[] srcToDstMap;
/**
* Output value: destination-to-source map from the last transform with
* dstToSrcMapRequired specified; if this option was not specified, the
* content of dstToSrcMap should be ignored.
*
* If when starting a transformation this field refers to a large enough
* array of integers, this array will be re-used to put the new map.
* Otherwise a new array will be created.
*
This map has a number for each character in the "interesting" data
* of the destination BidiText. This number is the index of the source
* character from which the destination character originates. This index
* is relative to the beginning of the "interesting" data. If the offset
* of the source BidiText is not zero, index 0 does not indicate the first
* character of the data array, but the character at position "offset".
* If the insertMarkers option was specified and LRM or RLM markers have
* been added, the corresponding elements of dstToSrcMap will contain -1.
*
Note that the allocated array may have more elements than the number
* of characters in the "interesting" part of the destination BidiText.
* In that case, the extra elements should be ignored. The number of
* relevant elements can be found in outCount.
*/
public int[] dstToSrcMap;
/**
* Output value: property map from the last transform with
* propertyMapRequired specified; if this option was not specified, the
* content of propertyMap should be ignored.
*
* If when starting a transformation this field refers to a large enough
* array of bytes, this array will be re-used to put the new map.
* Otherwise a new array will be created.
*
This map has a byte for each character processed in the source
* data by the last transform. The 6 lower bits of each property element
* is the Bidi level of the corresponding input character.
* The highest bit is a new-cell indicator for composed character
* environments: a value of 0 indicates a zero-length composing character
* element, and a value of 1 indicates an element that begins a new cell.
*
Note: the content of this map has no simple interpretation if impToImp
* is true.
*
Note also that the allocated array may have more elements than the
* number of characters processed in the source BidiText. In that case,
* the extra elements should be ignored. The number of relevant elements
* can be found in inpCount.
*/
public byte[] propertyMap;
BidiOrder myOrder;
BidiShape myShape;
BidiFlagSet flags1, flags2;
Vector insertPoints;
long internalState; /* used by continuation calls */
}