Examples of net.java.textilej.parser.markup.Dialect

net.java.textilej.parser.markup.Dialect

A markup dialect, which knows its formatting rules and is able to process content based on {@link Block}, {@link PatternBasedElementProcessor} and {@link PatternBasedElement}concepts. All markup languages supported by Textile-J extend this class. The Dialect class provides basic functionality for determining which blocks process which markup content in a particular document. In general multi-line documents are split into consecutive regions called blocks, and each line in a block is processed with spanning sections called phrase modifiers, and tokens within a span are replaced with their respective replacement tokens. These rules apply to most markup languages, however subclasses may override this default functionality if required. For example, by default phrase modifiers are non-overlapping and non-nested, however if required a subclass could permit such nesting. Generally dialect classes are not accessed directly by client code, instead client code should configure and call {@link MarkupParser}. @author dgreen

    return null;
  }


  private Dialect instantiateDialect(String name, Class<? extends Dialect> dialectClass) {
    try {
      Dialect dialect = dialectClass.newInstance();
      dialect.setName(name);
      return dialect;
    } catch (Exception e) {
      log(IStatus.ERROR,String.format("Cannot instantiate dialect '%' (class '%s'): %s",name,dialectClass.getName(),e.getMessage()),e);
    }
    return null;

            }
            if (!(dialect instanceof Dialect)) {
              log(IStatus.ERROR,String.format("%s is not a dialect",dialect.getClass().getName()));
              continue;
            }
            Dialect d = (Dialect) dialect;
            {
              Class<? extends Dialect> previous = dialectByName.put(name, d.getClass());
              if (previous != null) { 
                log(IStatus.ERROR,String.format(EXTENSION_MARKUP_DIALECT+"/@name '%s' specified by plugin '%s' is ignored: name '%s' is already registered",name,element.getDeclaringExtension().getContributor().getName(),name));
                dialectByName.put(name, previous);
                continue;
              }
            }
            String fileExtensions = element.getAttribute("fileExtensions");
            if (fileExtensions != null) {
              String[] parts = fileExtensions.split("\\s*,\\s*");
              for (String part: parts) {
                if (part.length() != 0) {
                  Class<? extends Dialect> previous = dialectByFileExtension.put(part, d.getClass());
                  if (previous != null) {
                    log(IStatus.ERROR,String.format(EXTENSION_MARKUP_DIALECT+"/@fileExtensions '%s' specified by plugin '%s' is ignored: extension '%s' is already registered",part,element.getDeclaringExtension().getContributor().getName(),part));
                    dialectByFileExtension.put(part, previous);
                    continue;
                  }

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