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fix for parser problem if a <a>-tag is 'within' html tags with unclosed

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tags. That prevented the <a> tags from beeing recognized. This is a fix
for http://forum.yacy-websuche.de/viewtopic.php?p=25516#p25516
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Michael Peter Christen 13 years ago
parent eb2c8ffa62
commit 4d5da75814
1 changed files with 69 additions and 36 deletions
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source/net/yacy/document/parser/html/TransformerWriter.java
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@ -191,11 +191,21 @@ public final class TransformerWriter extends Writer {
}
private char[] filterTag(final String tag, final boolean opening, final char[] content, final char quotechar) {
// System.out.println("FILTER1: filterTag=" + ((filterTag == null) ? "null" : filterTag) + ", tag=" + tag + ", opening=" + ((opening) ? "true" : "false") + ", content=" + UTF8.String(content)); // debug
//System.out.println("FILTER1: filterTag=" + ((this.filterTag == null) ? "null" : this.filterTag) + ", tag=" + tag + ", opening=" + ((opening) ? "true" : "false") + ", content=" + new String(content)); // debug
// distinguish the following cases:
// - (1) not collecting data for a tag and getting no tag (not opener and not close)
// - (2) not collecting data for a tag and getting a tag opener
// - (3) not collecting data for a tag and getting a tag close
// - (4) collecting data for a tag and getting no tag (not opener and not close)
// - (5) collecting data for a tag and getting a new/different tag opener without closing the previous tag
// - (6) collecting data for a tag and getting a tag close for the wrong tag (a different than the opener)
// - (7) collecting data for a tag and getting the correct close tag for that collecting tag
if (this.filterTag == null) {
// we are not collection tag text
// we are not collection tag text -> case (1) - (3)
if (tag == null) {
// and this is not a tag opener/closer
// case (1): this is not a tag opener/closer
if (this.scraper != null) this.scraper.scrapeText(content, null);
if (this.transformer != null) return this.transformer.transformText(content);
return content;
@ -203,22 +213,69 @@ public final class TransformerWriter extends Writer {
// we have a new tag
if (opening) {
if ((this.scraper != null) && (this.scraper.isTag0(tag))) {
// case (2):
return filterTagOpening(tag, content, quotechar);
}
// its a close tag
// case (3): we ignore that thing and return it again
return genTag0raw(tag, false, content);
}
// we are collection tag text for the tag 'filterTag' -> case (4) - (7)
if (tag == null) {
// case (4): getting no tag, go on collecting content
if (this.scraper != null) this.scraper.scrapeText(content, this.filterTag);
if (this.transformer != null) {
this.filterCont.append(this.transformer.transformText(content));
} else {
this.filterCont.append(content);
}
return new char[0];
}
// it's a tag! which one?
StringBuilder ret0 = new StringBuilder();
if (opening) {
// case (5): the opening should not be here. we close the previous tag as if it had been closed correctly
// this may happen if the html is not well-formed, like forgotten close tags
ret0.append(filterTagCloseing(quotechar));
// after this point we just go on and process a new tag
ret0.append(filterTagOpening(tag, content, quotechar));
return ret0.toString().toCharArray();
}
if (!tag.equalsIgnoreCase(this.filterTag)) {
// case (6): its a closing tag, but the wrong one. just add it.
this.filterCont.append(genTag0raw(tag, opening, content));
return new char[0];
}
// it's our closing tag! return complete result.
return filterTagCloseing(quotechar);
}
private char[] filterTagOpening(final String tag, final char[] content, final char quotechar) {
if (this.scraper != null && this.scraper.isTag0(tag)) {
// this single tag is collected at once here
final CharBuffer charBuffer = new CharBuffer(ContentScraper.MAX_DOCSIZE, content);
this.scraper.scrapeTag0(tag, charBuffer.propParser());
charBuffer.close();
}
if ((this.transformer != null) && (this.transformer.isTag0(tag))) {
if (this.transformer != null && this.transformer.isTag0(tag)) {
// this single tag is collected at once here
final CharBuffer scb = new CharBuffer(ContentScraper.MAX_DOCSIZE, content);
char[] b = new char[0];
try {
return this.transformer.transformTag0(tag, scb.propParser(), quotechar);
b = this.transformer.transformTag0(tag, scb.propParser(), quotechar);
} finally {
scb.close();
}
} else if (((this.scraper != null) && (this.scraper.isTag1(tag))) ||
((this.transformer != null) && (this.transformer.isTag1(tag)))) {
return b;
} else if ((this.scraper != null && this.scraper.isTag1(tag)) ||
(this.transformer != null && this.transformer.isTag1(tag))) {
// ok, start collecting
this.filterTag = tag;
final CharBuffer scb = new CharBuffer(ContentScraper.MAX_DOCSIZE, content);
@ -232,31 +289,7 @@ public final class TransformerWriter extends Writer {
}
}
// we ignore that thing and return it again
return genTag0raw(tag, false, content);
}
// we are collection tag text for the tag 'filterTag'
if (tag == null) {
// go on collecting content
if (this.scraper != null) this.scraper.scrapeText(content, this.filterTag);
if (this.transformer != null) {
this.filterCont.append(this.transformer.transformText(content));
} else {
this.filterCont.append(content);
}
return new char[0];
}
// it's a tag! which one?
if ((opening) || (!(tag.equalsIgnoreCase(this.filterTag)))) {
// this tag is not our concern. just add it
this.filterCont.append(genTag0raw(tag, opening, content));
return new char[0];
}
// it's our closing tag! return complete result.
private char[] filterTagCloseing(final char quotechar) {
char[] ret;
if (this.scraper != null) this.scraper.scrapeTag1(this.filterTag, this.filterOpts, this.filterCont.getChars());
if (this.transformer != null) {
@ -291,7 +324,7 @@ public final class TransformerWriter extends Writer {
private char[] filterSentence(final char[] in, final char quotechar) {
if (in.length == 0) return in;
// System.out.println("FILTER0: " + UTF8.String(in)); // debug
//System.out.println("FILTER0: " + new String(in)); // debug
// scan the string and parse structure
if (in.length > 2 && in[0] == lb) {

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