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package org.unbescape.java;

/**
 * 

* Levels defined for Java escape/unescape operations: *

* *
    *
  • Level 1: Escape only the basic escape set. Note the result of a level-1 escape * operation might still contain non-ASCII characters if they existed in input, and therefore you * will still need to correctly manage your input/output character encoding settings. Such * basic set consists of: *
      *
    • The Single Escape Characters: * \b (U+0008), * \t (U+0009), * \n (U+000A), * \f (U+000C), * \r (U+000D), * \" (U+0022), * \' (U+0027), * \\ (U+005C). Note \' is not really needed in * String literals (only in Character literals), so it won't be used until escape level 3. *
    • *
    • * Two ranges of non-displayable, control characters (some of which are already part of the * single escape characters list): U+0000 to U+001F * and U+007F to U+009F. *
    • *
    *
  • *
  • Level 2: Escape the basic escape set (as defined in level 1), plus all * non-ASCII characters. The result of a level-2 escape operation is therefore always ASCII-only text, and * safer to use in complex scenarios with mixed input/output character encodings.
  • *
  • Level 3: Escape all non-alphanumeric characters, this is, all but those in the * A-Z, a-z and 0-9 ranges. This level * can be safely used for completely escaping texts, including whitespace, line feeds, punctuation, etc. in * scenarios where this adds an extra level of safety.
  • *
  • Level 4: Escape all characters, even alphanumeric ones.
  • *
* *

* For further information, see the Glossary and the References sections at the * documentation for the {@link org.unbescape.java.JavaEscape} class. *

* * @author Daniel Fernández * * @since 1.0.0 * */ public enum JavaEscapeLevel { /** * Level 1 escape: escape only the basic escape set: Single Escape Chars plus non-displayable control chars. */ LEVEL_1_BASIC_ESCAPE_SET(1), /** * Level 2 escape: escape the basic escape set plus all non-ASCII characters (result will always be ASCII). */ LEVEL_2_ALL_NON_ASCII_PLUS_BASIC_ESCAPE_SET(2), /** * Level 3 escape: escape all non-alphanumeric characteres (escape all but those in the * A-Z, a-z and 0-9 ranges). */ LEVEL_3_ALL_NON_ALPHANUMERIC(3), /** * Level 4 escape: escape all characters, including alphanumeric. */ LEVEL_4_ALL_CHARACTERS(4); private final int escapeLevel; /** *

* Utility method for obtaining an enum value from its corresponding int level value. *

* * @param level the level * @return the escape level enum constant, or IllegalArgumentException if level does not exist. */ public static JavaEscapeLevel forLevel(final int level) { switch (level) { case 1: return LEVEL_1_BASIC_ESCAPE_SET; case 2: return LEVEL_2_ALL_NON_ASCII_PLUS_BASIC_ESCAPE_SET; case 3: return LEVEL_3_ALL_NON_ALPHANUMERIC; case 4: return LEVEL_4_ALL_CHARACTERS; default: throw new IllegalArgumentException("No escape level enum constant defined for level: " + level); } } JavaEscapeLevel(final int escapeLevel) { this.escapeLevel = escapeLevel; } /** * Return the int escape level. * * @return the escape level. */ public int getEscapeLevel() { return this.escapeLevel; } }




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