123 lines
4.3 KiB
Python
123 lines
4.3 KiB
Python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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"""novelWriter Text Tokenizer
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novelWriter – Text Tokenizer
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==============================
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Splits a piece of nW markdown text into its elements
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File History:
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Created: 2019-05-05 [0.0.1]
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"""
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import logging
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import nw
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from operator import itemgetter
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from PyQt5.QtCore import QRegularExpression
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from nw.project.document import NWDoc
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logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
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class Tokenizer():
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FMT_B_B = 1 # Begin Bold
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FMT_B_E = 2 # End Bold
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FMT_I_B = 3 # Begin Italics
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FMT_I_E = 4 # End Italics
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FMT_U_B = 5 # Begin Underline
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FMT_U_E = 6 # End Underline
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def __init__(self, theProject, theParent):
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self.mainConf = nw.CONFIG
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self.theProject = theProject
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self.theParent = theParent
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self.theText = None
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self.theHandle = None
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self.theItem = None
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self.theTokens = None
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self.theResult = None
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return
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def setText(self, theHandle, theText=None):
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self.theHandle = theHandle
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self.theItem = self.theProject.getItem(theHandle)
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if theText is not None:
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# If the text is set, just use that
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self.theText = theText
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else:
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# Otherwise, load it from file
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theDocument = NWDoc(self.theProject, self.theParent)
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self.theText = theDocument.openDocument(theHandle)
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return
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def tokenizeText(self):
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"""Scan the text for either lines starting with specific characters that indicate headers,
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comments, commands etc, or just contains plain text. in the case of plain text, apply the
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same RegExes that the syntax highlighter uses and save the locations of these formatting
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tags into the token array.
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"""
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# RegExes for adding formatting tags within text lines
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# Keep in sync with the DocHighlighter class
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rxFormats = [(
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QRegularExpression(r"(?<![\w|\\])([\*]{2})(?!\s)(?m:(.+?))(?<![\s|\\])(\1)(?!\w)"),
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[None, self.FMT_B_B, None, self.FMT_B_E]
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),(
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QRegularExpression(r"(?<![\w|_|\\])([_])(?!\s|\1)(?m:(.+?))(?<![\s|\\])(\1)(?!\w)"),
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[None, self.FMT_I_B, None, self.FMT_I_E]
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),(
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QRegularExpression(r"(?<![\w|\\])([_]{2})(?!\s)(?m:(.+?))(?<![\s|\\])(\1)(?!\w)"),
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[None, self.FMT_U_B, None, self.FMT_U_E]
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)]
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self.theTokens = []
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for aLine in self.theText.splitlines():
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aLine = aLine.strip()
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# Tag lines starting with specific characters
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if len(aLine) == 0:
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self.theTokens.append(("empty","",None))
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elif aLine[0] == "%":
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self.theTokens.append(("comment",aLine[1:].strip(),None))
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elif aLine[0] == "@":
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self.theTokens.append(("command",aLine[1:].strip(),None))
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elif aLine[:2] == "# ":
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self.theTokens.append(("header1",aLine[2:].strip(),None))
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elif aLine[:3] == "## ":
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self.theTokens.append(("header2",aLine[3:].strip(),None))
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elif aLine[:4] == "### ":
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self.theTokens.append(("header3",aLine[4:].strip(),None))
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elif aLine[:5] == "#### ":
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self.theTokens.append(("header4",aLine[5:].strip(),None))
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else:
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# Otherwise we use RegEx to find formatting tags within a line of text
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fmtPos = []
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for theRX, theKeys in rxFormats:
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rxThis = theRX.globalMatch(aLine, 0)
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while rxThis.hasNext():
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rxMatch = rxThis.next()
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for n in range(1,len(theKeys)):
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if theKeys[n] is not None:
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xPos = rxMatch.capturedStart(n)
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xLen = rxMatch.capturedLength(n)
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fmtPos.append([xPos,xLen,theKeys[n]])
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# Save the line as is, but append the array of formatting locations sorted by position
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fmtPos = sorted(fmtPos,key=itemgetter(0))
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self.theTokens.append(("text",aLine,fmtPos))
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# Always add an empty line at the end
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self.theTokens.append(("empty","",None))
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# print(self.theTokens)
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return
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# END Class Tokenizer
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