encoding/Data/Encoding/Base.hs
Henning Guenther eeee054f1e Rewrite to support more sources and changing the encoding dynamically
Now it's possible to change the character encoding while de-/encoding.
Also, it's possible to use any data structure as a source or target of the de-/encoding process.

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2009-02-21 12:31:00 -08:00

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module Data.Encoding.Base where
import Data.Encoding.Exception
import Data.Encoding.ByteSource
import Data.Encoding.ByteSink
import Control.Throws
import Data.Array as Array
import Data.Map as Map hiding ((!))
import Data.Word
import Data.Char
class Encoding enc where
decodeChar :: ByteSource m => enc -> m Char
encodeChar :: ByteSink m => enc -> Char -> m ()
decode :: ByteSource m => enc -> m String
decode e = untilM sourceEmpty (decodeChar e)
encode :: ByteSink m => enc -> String -> m ()
encode e = mapM_ (encodeChar e)
untilM :: Monad m => m Bool -> m a -> m [a]
untilM check act = do
end <- check
if end
then return []
else (do
x <- act
xs <- untilM check act
return (x:xs)
)
untilM_ :: Monad m => m Bool -> m a -> m ()
untilM_ check act = untilM check act >> return ()
encodeWithMap :: ByteSink m => Map Char Word8 -> Char -> m ()
encodeWithMap mp c = case Map.lookup c mp of
Nothing -> throwException $ HasNoRepresentation c
Just v -> pushWord8 v
decodeWithArray :: ByteSource m => Array Word8 (Maybe Char) -> m Char
decodeWithArray arr = do
w <- fetchWord8
case arr!w of
Nothing -> throwException $ IllegalCharacter w
Just c -> return c