Examples of TextToken

com.barrybecker4.ca.dj.jigo.sgf.tokens.TextToken
A generic token. This class is responsible for parsing simple text -- nearly all SGFTokens subclass TextToken to get their content parsed. The subclasses then need only interpret the text read by parseContent.
com.nexirius.util.TextToken
org.apache.ctakes.core.fsm.token.TextToken
@author Mayo Clinic
org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.TextToken
org.apache.tapestry.parse.TextToken
Represents static text in the template that may be passed through to the client unchanged (except, perhaps, for the removal of some whitespace). @see TokenType#TEXT @author Howard Lewis Ship @version $Id: TextToken.java 243791 2004-02-19 17:38:13Z hlship $ @since 3.0
org.apache.tapestry5.internal.parser.TextToken
org.exist.storage.analysis.TextToken

Examples of org.apache.ctakes.core.fsm.token.TextToken

    // Add dummy token to end of the list
    // This is a workaround for cases where a meaningful token occurs at the
    // end of the list. Since there are no more tokens, the FSM cannot push
    // itself into the next state. The dummy token's intent is to provide
    // that extra token.
    fsmTokenList.add(new TextToken() {


      public String getText() {
        return "+DUMMY_TOKEN+";
      }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.TextToken

        // Spot check a few things ...


        assertEquals(t0.getName(), "html");
        checkLine(t0, 1);


        TextToken t1 = get(tokens, 1);
        // Concerned this may not work cross platform.
        assertEquals(t1.getText(), "\n    ");


        StartElementToken t2 = get(tokens, 2);
        assertEquals(t2.getName(), "head");
        checkLine(t2, 2);


        TextToken t5 = get(tokens, 5);
        assertEquals(t5.getText(), "title");
        checkLine(t5, 3);


        get(tokens, 6);


        StartElementToken t12 = get(tokens, 12);
        assertEquals(t12.getName(), "p");


        AttributeToken t13 = get(tokens, 13);
        assertEquals(t13.getName(), "class");
        assertEquals(t13.getValue(), "important");


        TextToken t14 = get(tokens, 14);
        // Simplify the text, converting consecutive whitespace to just a single space.
        assertEquals(t14.getText().replaceAll("\\s+", " ").trim(), "Tapestry rocks! Line 2");


        // Line number is the *start* line of the whole text block.
        checkLine(t14, 6);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.TextToken

    {
        List<TemplateToken> tokens = tokens("xmlEntity.html");


        assertEquals(tokens.size(), 3);


        TextToken t = get(tokens, 1);


        // This is OK because the org.apache.tapestry.dom.Text will convert the characters back into
        // XML entities.


        assertEquals(t.getText().trim(), "lt:< gt:> amp:&");
    }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.TextToken

    {
        List<TemplateToken> tokens = tokens("html_entity.html");


        assertEquals(tokens.size(), 3);


        TextToken t = get(tokens, 1);


        // HTML entities are parsed into values that will ultimately
        // be output as numeric entities. This is less than ideal; would like
        // to find a way to keep the entities in their original form (possibly
        // involving a new type of token), but SAX seems to be fighting me on this.
        // You have to have a DOCTYPE just to parse a template that uses
        // an HTML entity.


        assertEquals(t.getText().trim(), "nbsp:[\u00a0]");
    }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.TextToken


        assertEquals(tokens.size(), 7);


        get(tokens, 2);


        TextToken t = get(tokens, 3);


        assertEquals(t.getText().trim(), "fred's body");


        get(tokens, 4);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.TextToken

        AttributeToken t2 = get(tokens, 4);
        assertEquals(t2.getName(), "align");
        assertEquals(t2.getValue(), "right");
        assertSame(t2.getLocation(), l);


        TextToken t3 = get(tokens, 5);


        assertEquals(t3.getText().trim(), "fred's body");


        get(tokens, 6);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.TextToken

    {
        List<TemplateToken> tokens = tokens("expansions_in_normal_text.html");


        assertEquals(tokens.size(), 7);


        TextToken t1 = get(tokens, 1);


        assertEquals(t1.getText().trim(), "Expansion #1[");


        ExpansionToken t2 = get(tokens, 2);
        assertEquals(t2.getExpression(), "expansion1");


        TextToken t3 = get(tokens, 3);
        assertEquals(t3.getText().replaceAll("\\s+", " "), "] Expansion #2[");


        ExpansionToken t4 = get(tokens, 4);
        assertEquals(t4.getExpression(), "expansion2");


        TextToken t5 = get(tokens, 5);
        assertEquals(t5.getText().trim(), "]");
    }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.TextToken

    {
        List<TemplateToken> tokens = tokens("expansions_must_be_on_one_line.html");


        assertEquals(tokens.size(), 3);


        TextToken t1 = get(tokens, 1);


        assertEquals(
                t1.getText().replaceAll("\\s+", " "),
                " ${expansions must be on a single line} ");


    }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.TextToken


        ExpansionToken token3 = get(tokens, 3);


        assertEquals(token3.getExpression(), "classLoader");


        TextToken token4 = get(tokens, 4);


        assertEquals(token4.getText(), " [");


        ExpansionToken token5 = get(tokens, 5);


        assertEquals(token5.getExpression(), "classLoader.class.name");


        TextToken token6 = get(tokens, 6);


        assertEquals(token6.getText(), "]");
    }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.TextToken

    @Test(dataProvider = "doctype_parsed_correctly_data")
    public void doctype_parsed_correctly(String fileName) throws Exception
    {
        List<TemplateToken> tokens = tokens(fileName);
        assertEquals(tokens.size(), 11);
        TextToken t = get(tokens, 8);
        assertEquals(t.getText().trim(), "<Test>");
    }

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