在上一篇博客Android通过String.format格式化(动态改变)字符串资源的显示内容中介绍了通过String.format来格式化string.xml文件中的字符串,本文介绍一个可以实现同样功能的开源库phrase,相比于String.format,通过phrase格式化字符串代码更具可读性。
一、phrase项目介绍:
1、源码:phrase项目的源代码很简单,里面总共只有一个类:Phrase.java,代码如下:
/* * Copyright (C) 2013 Square, Inc. * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ package com.uperone.stringformat; import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.HashSet; import java.util.Map; import java.util.Set; import android.app.Fragment; import android.content.Context; import android.content.res.Resources; import android.text.SpannableStringBuilder; import android.view.View; /** * A fluent API for formatting Strings. Canonical usage: * <pre> * CharSequence formatted = Phrase.from("Hi {first_name}, you are {age} years old.") * .put("first_name", firstName) * .put("age", age) * .format(); * </pre> * <ul> * <li>Surround keys with curly braces; use two {{ to escape.</li> * <li>Keys start with lowercase letters followed by lowercase letters and underscores.</li> * <li>Spans are preserved, such as simple HTML tags found in strings.xml.</li> * <li>Fails fast on any mismatched keys.</li> * </ul> * The constructor parses the original pattern into a doubly-linked list of {@link Token}s. * These tokens do not modify the original pattern, thus preserving any spans. * <p/> * The {@link #format()} method iterates over the tokens, replacing text as it iterates. The * doubly-linked list allows each token to ask its predecessor for the expanded length. */ public final class Phrase { /** The unmodified original pattern. */ private final CharSequence pattern; /** All keys parsed from the original pattern, sans braces. */ private final Set<String> keys = new HashSet<String>(); private final Map<String, CharSequence> keysToValues = new HashMap<String, CharSequence>(); /** Cached result after replacing all keys with corresponding values. */ private CharSequence formatted; /** The constructor parses the original pattern into this doubly-linked list of tokens. */ private Token head; /** When parsing, this is the current character. */ private char curChar; private int curCharIndex; /** Indicates parsing is complete. */ private static final int EOF = 0; /** * Entry point into this API. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if pattern contains any syntax errors. */ public static Phrase from(Fragment f, int patternResourceId) { return from(f.getResources(), patternResourceId); } /** * Entry point into this API. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if pattern contains any syntax errors. */ public static Phrase from(View v, int patternResourceId) { return from(v.getResources(), patternResourceId); } /** * Entry point into this API. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if pattern contains any syntax errors. */ public static Phrase from(Context c, int patternResourceId) { return from(c.getResources(), patternResourceId); } /** * Entry point into this API. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if pattern contains any syntax errors. */ public static Phrase from(Resources r, int patternResourceId) { return from(r.getText(patternResourceId)); } /** * Entry point into this API; pattern must be non-null. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if pattern contains any syntax errors. */ public static Phrase from(CharSequence pattern) { return new Phrase(pattern); } /** * Replaces the given key with a non-null value. You may reuse Phrase instances and replace * keys with new values. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the key is not in the pattern. */ public Phrase put(String key, CharSequence value) { if (!keys.contains(key)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Invalid key: " + key); } if (value == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Null value for '" + key + "'"); } keysToValues.put(key, value); // Invalidate the cached formatted text. formatted = null; return this; } /** @see #put(String, CharSequence) */ public Phrase put(String key, int value) { if (!keys.contains(key)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Invalid key: " + key); } keysToValues.put(key, Integer.toString(value)); // Invalidate the cached formatted text. formatted = null; return this; } /** * Silently ignored if the key is not in the pattern. * * @see #put(String, CharSequence) */ public Phrase putOptional(String key, CharSequence value) { return keys.contains(key) ? put(key, value) : this; } /** @see #put(String, CharSequence) */ public Phrase putOptional(String key, int value) { return keys.contains(key) ? put(key, value) : this; } /** * Returns the text after replacing all keys with values. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if any keys are not replaced. */ public CharSequence format() { if (formatted == null) { if (!keysToValues.keySet().containsAll(keys)) { Set<String> missingKeys = new HashSet<String>(keys); missingKeys.removeAll(keysToValues.keySet()); throw new IllegalArgumentException("Missing keys: " + missingKeys); } // Copy the original pattern to preserve all spans, such as bold, italic, etc. SpannableStringBuilder sb = new SpannableStringBuilder(pattern); for (Token t = head; t != null; t = t.next) { t.expand(sb, keysToValues); } formatted = sb; } return formatted; } /** * Returns the raw pattern without expanding keys; only useful for debugging. Does not pass * through to {@link #format()} because doing so would drop all spans. */ @Override public String toString() { return pattern.toString(); } private Phrase(CharSequence pattern) { curChar = (pattern.length() > 0) ? pattern.charAt(0) : EOF; this.pattern = pattern; // A hand-coded lexer based on the idioms in "Building Recognizers By Hand". // http://www.antlr2.org/book/byhand.pdf. Token prev = null; Token next; while ((next = token(prev)) != null) { // Creates a doubly-linked list of tokens starting with head. if (head == null) head = next; prev = next; } } /** Returns the next token from the input pattern, or null when finished parsing. */ private Token token(Token prev) { if (curChar == EOF) { return null; } if (curChar == '{') { char nextChar = lookahead(); if (nextChar == '{') { return leftCurlyBracket(prev); } else if (nextChar >= 'a' && nextChar <= 'z') { return key(prev); } else { throw new IllegalArgumentException( "Unexpected character '" + nextChar + "'; expected key."); } } return text(prev); } /** Parses a key: "{some_key}". */ private KeyToken key(Token prev) { // Store keys as normal Strings; we don't want keys to contain spans. StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); // Consume the opening '{'. consume(); while ((curChar >= 'a' && curChar <= 'z') || curChar == '_') { sb.append(curChar); consume(); } // Consume the closing '}'. if (curChar != '}') { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Missing closing brace: }"); } consume(); // Disallow empty keys: {}. if (sb.length() == 0) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Empty key: {}"); } String key = sb.toString(); keys.add(key); return new KeyToken(prev, key); } /** Consumes and returns a token for a sequence of text. */ private TextToken text(Token prev) { int startIndex = curCharIndex; while (curChar != '{' && curChar != EOF) { consume(); } return new TextToken(prev, curCharIndex - startIndex); } /** Consumes and returns a token representing two consecutive curly brackets. */ private LeftCurlyBracketToken leftCurlyBracket(Token prev) { consume(); consume(); return new LeftCurlyBracketToken(prev); } /** Returns the next character in the input pattern without advancing. */ private char lookahead() { return curCharIndex < pattern.length() - 1 ? pattern.charAt(curCharIndex + 1) : EOF; } /** * Advances the current character position without any error checking. Consuming beyond the * end of the string can only happen if this parser contains a bug. */ private void consume() { curCharIndex++; curChar = (curCharIndex == pattern.length()) ? EOF : pattern.charAt(curCharIndex); } private abstract static class Token { private final Token prev; private Token next; protected Token(Token prev) { this.prev = prev; if (prev != null) prev.next = this; } /** Replace text in {@code target} with this token's associated value. */ abstract void expand(SpannableStringBuilder target, Map<String, CharSequence> data); /** Returns the number of characters after expansion. */ abstract int getFormattedLength(); /** Returns the character index after expansion. */ final int getFormattedStart() { if (prev == null) { // The first token. return 0; } else { // Recursively ask the predecessor node for the starting index. return prev.getFormattedStart() + prev.getFormattedLength(); } } } /** Ordinary text between tokens. */ private static class TextToken extends Token { private final int textLength; TextToken(Token prev, int textLength) { super(prev); this.textLength = textLength; } @Override void expand(SpannableStringBuilder target, Map<String, CharSequence> data) { // Don't alter spans in the target. } @Override int getFormattedLength() { return textLength; } } /** A sequence of two curly brackets. */ private static class LeftCurlyBracketToken extends Token { LeftCurlyBracketToken(Token prev) { super(prev); } @Override void expand(SpannableStringBuilder target, Map<String, CharSequence> data) { int start = getFormattedStart(); target.replace(start, start + 2, "{"); } @Override int getFormattedLength() { // Replace {{ with {. return 1; } } private static class KeyToken extends Token { /** The key without { and }. */ private final String key; private CharSequence value; KeyToken(Token prev, String key) { super(prev); this.key = key; } @Override void expand(SpannableStringBuilder target, Map<String, CharSequence> data) { value = data.get(key); int replaceFrom = getFormattedStart(); // Add 2 to account for the opening and closing brackets. int replaceTo = replaceFrom + key.length() + 2; target.replace(replaceFrom, replaceTo, value); } @Override int getFormattedLength() { // Note that value is only present after expand. Don't error check because this is all // private code. return value.length(); } } }
通过阅读Phrase.java的代码可知,它用"{"和"}"将需要格式化的内容包起来,然后用键值对给需要改变的内容传值,包起来的内容为键,值为动态设置的内容,比如:
"Hi {first_name}, you are {age} years old."我们要最终的显示内容为:“Hi UperOne, you are 26 years old.”这里的first_name和age是键,值为UperOne和26。
二、使用方法:
Phrase.java的类名上面的注释已经告诉了我们具体的使用方法:
/** * A fluent API for formatting Strings. Canonical usage: * <pre> * CharSequence formatted = Phrase.from("Hi {first_name}, you are {age} years old.") * .put("first_name", firstName) * .put("age", age) * .format(); * </pre> * <ul> * <li>Surround keys with curly braces; use two {{ to escape.</li> * <li>Keys start with lowercase letters followed by lowercase letters and underscores.</li> * <li>Spans are preserved, such as simple HTML tags found in strings.xml.</li> * <li>Fails fast on any mismatched keys.</li> * </ul> * The constructor parses the original pattern into a doubly-linked list of {@link Token}s. * These tokens do not modify the original pattern, thus preserving any spans. * <p/> * The {@link #format()} method iterates over the tokens, replacing text as it iterates. The * doubly-linked list allows each token to ask its predecessor for the expanded length. */ public final class Phrase
CharSequence parseStr = Phrase.from("Hi {first_name}, you are {age} years old.") .put("first_name", "UperOne") .put("age", "26") .format(); mParseTxt.setText( parseStr );用起来非常简单。