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WordAccumulator.php
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1 <?php
26 namespace MediaWiki\Diff;
27 
35  public $insClass = ' class="diffchange diffchange-inline"';
36  public $delClass = ' class="diffchange diffchange-inline"';
37 
38  private $lines = [];
39  private $line = '';
40  private $group = '';
41  private $tag = '';
42 
46  private function flushGroup( $new_tag ) {
47  if ( $this->group !== '' ) {
48  if ( $this->tag == 'ins' ) {
49  $this->line .= "<ins{$this->insClass}>" . htmlspecialchars( $this->group ) . '</ins>';
50  } elseif ( $this->tag == 'del' ) {
51  $this->line .= "<del{$this->delClass}>" . htmlspecialchars( $this->group ) . '</del>';
52  } else {
53  $this->line .= htmlspecialchars( $this->group );
54  }
55  }
56  $this->group = '';
57  $this->tag = $new_tag;
58  }
59 
63  private function flushLine( $new_tag ) {
64  $this->flushGroup( $new_tag );
65  if ( $this->line != '' ) {
66  array_push( $this->lines, $this->line );
67  } else {
68  # make empty lines visible by inserting an NBSP
69  array_push( $this->lines, '&#160;' );
70  }
71  $this->line = '';
72  }
73 
78  public function addWords( $words, $tag = '' ) {
79  if ( $tag != $this->tag ) {
80  $this->flushGroup( $tag );
81  }
82 
83  foreach ( $words as $word ) {
84  // new-line should only come as first char of word.
85  if ( $word == '' ) {
86  continue;
87  }
88  if ( $word[0] == "\n" ) {
89  $this->flushLine( $tag );
90  $word = substr( $word, 1 );
91  }
92  assert( !strstr( $word, "\n" ) );
93  $this->group .= $word;
94  }
95  }
96 
100  public function getLines() {
101  $this->flushLine( '~done' );
102 
103  return $this->lines;
104  }
105 }
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