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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.IO;
using TinyPG;
using TinyPG.Compiler;
namespace TinyPG.CodeGenerators.VBNet
{
public class TextHighlighterGenerator : ICodeGenerator
{
internal TextHighlighterGenerator()
{
}
public string FileName
{
get { return "TextHighlighter.vb"; }
}
public string Generate(Grammar Grammar, bool Debug)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(Grammar.GetTemplatePath()))
return null;
string generatedtext = File.ReadAllText(Grammar.GetTemplatePath() + FileName);
StringBuilder tokens = new StringBuilder();
StringBuilder colors = new StringBuilder();
int colorindex = 1;
foreach (TerminalSymbol t in Grammar.GetTerminals())
{
if (!t.Attributes.ContainsKey("Color"))
continue;
tokens.AppendLine(Helper.Indent(5) + "Case TokenType." + t.Name + ":");
tokens.AppendLine(Helper.Indent(6) + @"sb.Append(""{{\cf" + colorindex + @" "")");
tokens.AppendLine(Helper.Indent(6) + "Exit Select");
int red = 0;
int green = 0;
int blue = 0;
int len = t.Attributes["Color"].Length;
if (len == 1)
{
if (t.Attributes["Color"][0] is long)
{
int v = Convert.ToInt32(t.Attributes["Color"][0]);
red = (v >> 16) & 255;
green = (v >> 8) & 255;
blue = v & 255;
}
}
else if (len == 3)
{
if (t.Attributes["Color"][0] is int || t.Attributes["Color"][0] is long)
red = Convert.ToInt32(t.Attributes["Color"][0]) & 255;
if (t.Attributes["Color"][1] is int || t.Attributes["Color"][1] is long)
green = Convert.ToInt32(t.Attributes["Color"][1]) & 255;
if (t.Attributes["Color"][2] is int || t.Attributes["Color"][2] is long)
blue = Convert.ToInt32(t.Attributes["Color"][2]) & 255;
}
colors.Append(String.Format(@"\red{0}\green{1}\blue{2};", red, green, blue));
colorindex++;
}
generatedtext = generatedtext.Replace(@"<%HightlightTokens%>", tokens.ToString());
generatedtext = generatedtext.Replace(@"<%RtfColorPalette%>", colors.ToString());
if (Debug)
{
generatedtext = generatedtext.Replace(@"<%Namespace%>", "TinyPG.Debug");
}
else
{
generatedtext = generatedtext.Replace(@"<%Namespace%>", Grammar.Directives["TinyPG"]["Namespace"]);
}
return generatedtext;
}
}
}
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Currently Herre Kuijpers is employed at Rubicon. During his career he developed skills with all kinds of technologies, methodologies and programming languages such as c#, ASP.Net, .Net Core, VC++, Javascript, SQL, Agile, Scrum, DevOps, ALM. Currently he fulfills the role of software architect in various projects.
Herre Kuijpers is a very experienced software architect with deep knowledge of software design and development on the Microsoft .Net platform. He has a broad knowledge of Microsoft products and knows how these, in combination with custom software, can be optimally implemented in the often complex environment of the customer.