tesseract/ccutil/unichar.h

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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// File: unichar.h
// Description: Unicode character/ligature class.
// Author: Ray Smith
// Created: Wed Jun 28 17:05:01 PDT 2006
//
// (C) Copyright 2006, Google Inc.
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
//
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#ifndef TESSERACT_CCUTIL_UNICHAR_H_
#define TESSERACT_CCUTIL_UNICHAR_H_
#include <memory.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
// Maximum number of characters that can be stored in a UNICHAR. Must be
// at least 4. Must not exceed 31 without changing the coding of length.
#define UNICHAR_LEN 30
// TODO(rays) Move these to the tesseract namespace.
// A UNICHAR_ID is the unique id of a unichar.
typedef int UNICHAR_ID;
// A variable to indicate an invalid or uninitialized unichar id.
static const int INVALID_UNICHAR_ID = -1;
// A special unichar that corresponds to INVALID_UNICHAR_ID.
static const char INVALID_UNICHAR[] = "__INVALID_UNICHAR__";
enum StrongScriptDirection {
DIR_NEUTRAL = 0, // Text contains only neutral characters.
DIR_LEFT_TO_RIGHT = 1, // Text contains no Right-to-Left characters.
DIR_RIGHT_TO_LEFT = 2, // Text contains no Left-to-Right characters.
DIR_MIX = 3, // Text contains a mixture of left-to-right
// and right-to-left characters.
};
namespace tesseract {
typedef signed int char32;
// The UNICHAR class holds a single classification result. This may be
// a single Unicode character (stored as between 1 and 4 utf8 bytes) or
// multiple Unicode characters representing the NFKC expansion of a ligature
// such as fi, ffl etc. These are also stored as utf8.
class UNICHAR {
public:
UNICHAR() {
memset(chars, 0, UNICHAR_LEN);
}
// Construct from a utf8 string. If len<0 then the string is null terminated.
// If the string is too long to fit in the UNICHAR then it takes only what
// will fit.
UNICHAR(const char* utf8_str, int len);
// Construct from a single UCS4 character.
explicit UNICHAR(int unicode);
// Default copy constructor and operator= are OK.
// Get the first character as UCS-4.
int first_uni() const;
// Get the length of the UTF8 string.
int utf8_len() const {
int len = chars[UNICHAR_LEN - 1];
return len >=0 && len < UNICHAR_LEN ? len : UNICHAR_LEN;
}
// Get a UTF8 string, but NOT NULL terminated.
const char* utf8() const {
return chars;
}
// Get a terminated UTF8 string: Must delete[] it after use.
char* utf8_str() const;
// Get the number of bytes in the first character of the given utf8 string.
static int utf8_step(const char* utf8_str);
// A class to simplify iterating over and accessing elements of a UTF8
// string. Note that unlike the UNICHAR class, const_iterator does NOT COPY or
// take ownership of the underlying byte array. It also does not permit
// modification of the array (as the name suggests).
//
// Example:
// for (UNICHAR::const_iterator it = UNICHAR::begin(str, str_len);
// it != UNICHAR::end(str, len);
// ++it) {
// tprintf("UCS-4 symbol code = %d\n", *it);
// char buf[5];
// int char_len = it.get_utf8(buf); buf[char_len] = '\0';
// tprintf("Char = %s\n", buf);
// }
class const_iterator {
typedef const_iterator CI;
public:
// Step to the next UTF8 character.
// If the current position is at an illegal UTF8 character, then print an
// error message and step by one byte. If the current position is at a NULL
// value, don't step past it.
const_iterator& operator++();
// Return the UCS-4 value at the current position.
// If the current position is at an illegal UTF8 value, return a single
// space character.
int operator*() const;
// Store the UTF-8 encoding of the current codepoint into buf, which must be
// at least 4 bytes long. Return the number of bytes written.
// If the current position is at an illegal UTF8 value, writes a single
// space character and returns 1.
// Note that this method does not null-terminate the buffer.
int get_utf8(char* buf) const;
// Returns the number of bytes of the current codepoint. Returns 1 if the
// current position is at an illegal UTF8 value.
int utf8_len() const;
// Returns true if the UTF-8 encoding at the current position is legal.
bool is_legal() const;
// Return the pointer into the string at the current position.
const char* utf8_data() const { return it_; }
// Iterator equality operators.
friend bool operator==(const CI& lhs, const CI& rhs) {
return lhs.it_ == rhs.it_;
}
friend bool operator!=(const CI& lhs, const CI& rhs) {
return !(lhs == rhs);
}
private:
friend class UNICHAR;
explicit const_iterator(const char* it) : it_(it) {}
const char* it_; // Pointer into the string.
};
// Create a start/end iterator pointing to a string. Note that these methods
// are static and do NOT create a copy or take ownership of the underlying
// array.
static const_iterator begin(const char* utf8_str, const int byte_length);
static const_iterator end(const char* utf8_str, const int byte_length);
// Converts a utf-8 string to a vector of unicodes.
// Returns an empty vector if the input contains invalid UTF-8.
static std::vector<char32> UTF8ToUTF32(const char* utf8_str);
// Converts a vector of unicodes to a utf8 string.
// Returns an empty string if the input contains an invalid unicode.
static string UTF32ToUTF8(const std::vector<char32>& str32);
private:
// A UTF-8 representation of 1 or more Unicode characters.
// The last element (chars[UNICHAR_LEN - 1]) is a length if
// its value < UNICHAR_LEN, otherwise it is a genuine character.
char chars[UNICHAR_LEN];
};
} // namespace tesseract
#endif // TESSERACT_CCUTIL_UNICHAR_H_