/* Copyright (C) 2000-2004 SKYRIX Software AG This file is part of OpenGroupware.org. OGo is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version. OGo is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with OGo; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the Free Software Foundation, 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. */ // $Id$ #include "NSString+German.h" #include "common.h" @implementation NSString(German) - (BOOL)doesContainGermanUmlauts { register unsigned i, len; if ((len = [self length]) == 0) return NO; for (i = 0; i < len; i++) { switch ([self characterAtIndex:i]) { case 252: /* ü */ case 220: /* Ü */ case 228: /* ä */ case 196: /* Ä */ case 246: /* ö */ case 214: /* Ö */ case 223: /* ß */ return YES; } } return NO; } - (NSString *)stringByReplacingGermanUmlautsWithTwoCharsAndSzWith:(unichar)_c { /* a^ => ae, o^ => oe, u^ => ue, A^ => Ae, O^ => Oe, O^ => Ue s^ => sz or ss (_sz arg) */ unsigned i, len, rlen; unichar *buf; NSString *s; if ((len = [self length]) == 0) return @""; buf = calloc((len * 2) + 3, sizeof(unichar)); for (i = 0, rlen = 0; i < len; i++) { // TODO register unichar c; c = [self characterAtIndex:i]; switch (c) { case 252: /* ue */ buf[rlen] = 'u'; rlen++; buf[rlen] = 'e'; rlen++; break; case 220: /* Ue */ buf[rlen] = 'U'; rlen++; buf[rlen] = 'e'; rlen++; break; case 228: /* ae */ buf[rlen] = 'a'; rlen++; buf[rlen] = 'e'; rlen++; break; case 196: /* Ae */ buf[rlen] = 'A'; rlen++; buf[rlen] = 'e'; rlen++; break; case 246: /* oe */ buf[rlen] = 'o'; rlen++; buf[rlen] = 'e'; rlen++; break; case 214: /* Oe */ buf[rlen] = 'O'; rlen++; buf[rlen] = 'e'; rlen++; break; case 223: /* ss or sz */ // TODO buf[rlen] = 's'; rlen++; buf[rlen] = _c; rlen++; break; default: /* copy char and continue */ buf[rlen] = c; rlen++; break; } } s = (rlen > len) ? [[NSString alloc] initWithCharacters:buf length:rlen] : [self copy]; if (buf) free(buf); return [s autorelease]; } - (NSString *)stringByReplacingGermanUmlautsWithTwoChars { // default sz mapping is "ss" (like Hess ;-) return [self stringByReplacingGermanUmlautsWithTwoCharsAndSzWith:'s']; } - (NSString *)stringByReplacingTwoCharEncodingsOfGermanUmlauts { /* ae => a^, oe => o^, ue => u^, Ae => A^, Oe => O^, Ue => U^ sz => s^ ss => s^ */ unsigned i, len, rlen; NSString *s; unichar *buf; BOOL didReplace; if ((len = [self length]) == 0) return @""; if (len == 1) return [[self copy] autorelease]; buf = calloc(len + 3, sizeof(unichar)); [self getCharacters:buf]; // Note: we can reuse that buffer! for (i = 0, rlen = 0, didReplace = NO; i < len; i++) { register unichar c, cn; c = buf[i]; if ((i + 1) >= len) { buf[rlen] = c; rlen++; break; // end, found last char (so can't be a sequence) } cn = buf[i + 1]; if ((c=='a' || c=='A' || c=='u' || c=='U' || c=='o' || c=='O')&&cn=='e') { /* an umlaut sequence */ switch (c) { case 'a': buf[rlen] = 228; break; case 'A': buf[rlen] = 196; break; case 'o': buf[rlen] = 246; break; case 'O': buf[rlen] = 214; break; case 'u': buf[rlen] = 252; break; case 'U': buf[rlen] = 220; break; } rlen++; i++; // skip sequence char didReplace = YES; } else if (c == 's' && (cn == 's' || cn == 'z')) { /* a sz sequence */ buf[rlen] = 223; rlen++; i++; // skip sequence char didReplace = YES; } else { /* regular char, copy */ buf[rlen] = c; rlen++; } } s = didReplace ? [[NSString alloc] initWithCharacters:buf length:rlen] : [self copy]; if (buf) free(buf); return [s autorelease]; } - (NSArray *)germanUmlautVariantsOfString { /* The ^ is used to signal the single character umlaut to avoid non-ASCII source code. Note: we can only do a limited set of transformations! Eg you can only mix umlauts *OR* the "ue", "oe" variants! Q: what about names which contain encoded umlauts *and* the same sequence as a regular part of the name! For example "Neuendoerf". string with umlauts (two variants, ss and sz): a^ => ae o^ => oe u^ => ue A^ => Ae O^ => Oe O^ => Ue s^ => sz & ss string with umlaut workaround (three variants due to sz/ss): ae => a^ oe => o^ ue => u^ Ae => A^ Oe => O^ Ue => U^ sz => s^ & sz // ? ss => s^ & ss // ? */ NSString *s1, *s2; unsigned len; if ((len = [self length]) == 0) return [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"", nil]; if ([self doesContainGermanUmlauts]) { s1 = [self stringByReplacingGermanUmlautsWithTwoCharsAndSzWith:'s']; s2 = [self stringByReplacingGermanUmlautsWithTwoCharsAndSzWith:'z']; if ([s2 isEqualToString:s1] || [s2 isEqualToString:self]) s2 = nil; if ([s1 isEqualToString:self]) s1 = s2; return [NSArray arrayWithObjects:self, s1, s2, nil]; } if (len < 2) // a sequence would have at least 2 chars return [NSArray arrayWithObjects:self, nil]; s1 = [self stringByReplacingTwoCharEncodingsOfGermanUmlauts]; if ([self isEqualToString:s1]) /* nothing was replaced */ return [NSArray arrayWithObjects:self, nil]; return [NSArray arrayWithObjects:self, s1, nil]; } @end /* NSString(German) */