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package org.specs2
package text

import Split._
import data._
import EditDistance._

/**
 * The EditDistance trait provides methods to compute and display the shortest distance between 2 strings.
 *
 * Usage:
 * showDistance("kitten", "sitting") // returns ("(k)itt(e)n", "(s)itt(i)n(g)")
 *
 * // with different separators
 * showDistance("kitten", "sitting", "[]") // returns ("[k]itt[e]n", "[s]itt[i]n[g]")
 * 
*/ trait StringEditDistance extends DiffShortener { def editDistance(s1: String, s2: String): Int = foldSplittedStrings(s1, s2, 0, (r: Int, s1: String, s2: String) => { val matrix = new EditMatrix(s1, s2, StringLevenhsteinCosts) math.max(r, matrix.operations.count { case Same(_) => false; case _ => true }) }) /** * @param sep separators used to hightlight differences. If sep is empty, then no separator is used. If sep contains * one character, it is taken as the unique separator. If sep contains 2 or more characters, the first half of the characters are taken as * opening separator and the second half as closing separator. * * @return a (String, String) displaying the differences between each input strings. * The used separators are specified by the caller. The string is shortened before and after differences if necessary.

*/ def showDistance(s1: String, s2: String, sep: String = "[]", shortenSize: Int = 20): (String, String) = foldSplittedStrings(s1, s2, ("", ""), (r: (String, String), s1: String, s2: String) => { val matrix = new data.EditDistance.EditMatrix(s1, s2, StringLevenhsteinCosts) val operations1 = matrix.operations val operations2 = operations1.map(_.inverse) val (diffs1, diffs2) = (showDiffs(operations1, sep, shortenSize), showDiffs(operations2, sep, shortenSize)) def skipLine(s: String) = if (s.isEmpty) s else s+"\n" (skipLine(r._1) + diffs1, skipLine(r._2) + diffs2) }) def showDiffs(operations: IndexedSeq[EditDistanceOperation[Char]], sep: String, shortenSize: Int): String = { val delimiter = StringDelimiter(sep) val (isDifferent, result) = operations.foldLeft((false, new StringBuilder)) { case ((different, res), op) => if (different) { op match { case Add(t) => (true, res) case Del(t) => (true, res.append(t)) case Subst(t,_) => (true, res.append(t)) case Same(t) => (false, res.append(delimiter.second).append(t)) } } else { op match { case Add(t) => (true, res.append(delimiter.first)) case Del(t) => (true, res.append(delimiter.first).append(t)) case Subst(t,_) => (true, res.append(delimiter.first).append(t)) case Same(t) => (false, res.append(t)) } } } val fullResult = if (isDifferent) result.append(delimiter.second).toString else result.toString shorten(fullResult, delimiter.first, delimiter.second, shortenSize) } /** apply edit distance functions on strings splitted on newlines so that there are no memory issues */ def foldSplittedStrings[T](s1: String, s2: String, init: T, f: (T, String, String) => T): T = { val (splitted1, splitted2) = split(s1, s2) splitted1.zip(splitted2).foldLeft(init) { (result, current) => f(result, current._1, current._2) } } /** * In order to avoid CPU and memory issues, split the 2 strings to compare: * - along newlines. This is useful if the 2 strings represent a file content * - otherwise split the strings so that they are less than 200 characters long */ private def split(s1: String, s2: String): (List[String], List[String]) = { val (splitted1, splitted2) = (s1.split("\n").toList, s2.split("\n").toList) def splitToSize(strings: List[String]) = strings.flatMap(_.splitToSize(200)) (splitToSize(splitted1), splitToSize(splitted2)) } /** * Create separator characters */ case class StringDelimiter(separator: String) { val middle = separator.size / 2 + separator.size % 2 val first = if (separator.isEmpty) "" else separator.substring(0, middle) val second = if (separator.size < 2) first else separator.substring(middle, separator.size) val separators = (first, second) } } /** * This object help shortening strings between differences when the strings are too long */ trait DiffShortener { def shorten(s: String, firstSep: String = "[", secondSep: String = "]", size: Int = 5): String = { def shortenLeft(s: String) = if (s.size > size) ("..." + s.slice(s.size - size, s.size)) else s def shortenRight(s: String) = if (s.size > size) (s.slice(0, size) + "...") else s def shortenCenter(s: String) = if (s.size > size) (s.slice(0, size / 2) + "..." + s.slice(s.size - size / 2, s.size)) else s val list = sepList(s, firstSep, secondSep) list.foldLeft("") { (res, cur) => if (cur.startsWith(firstSep) && cur.endsWith(secondSep)) res + cur else if (list.head eq cur) res + shortenLeft(cur) else if (list.last eq cur) res + shortenRight(cur) else res + shortenCenter(cur) } } private def sepList(s: String, firstSep: String, secondSep: String) = { def split(s: String, sep: String): Array[String] = if (List("[", "]" ,"(", ")", "-", "+", "?", "*").contains(sep)) split(s, "\\" + sep) else s.split(sep) val splitted = split(s, firstSep) if (splitted.size == 1) List(s) else { splitted.foldLeft(List[String]()) { (res, cur) => if (!cur.contains(secondSep)) res :+ cur else { lazy val diff = split(cur, secondSep)(0) if (split(cur, secondSep).size == 0) res :+ (firstSep + secondSep) else if (split(cur, secondSep).size > 1) res ++ List(firstSep + diff + secondSep, split(cur, secondSep)(1)) else res :+ (firstSep + diff + secondSep) } } } } } object DiffShortener extends DiffShortener object StringEditDistance extends StringEditDistance





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