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2 -- --
3 -- GNAT RUN-TIME COMPONENTS --
4 -- --
5 -- G N A T . S P E L L I N G _ C H E C K E R _ G E N E R I C --
6 -- --
7 -- B o d y --
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34 pragma Compiler_Unit;
36 package body GNAT.Spelling_Checker_Generic is
38 ------------------------
39 -- Is_Bad_Spelling_Of --
40 ------------------------
42 function Is_Bad_Spelling_Of
43 (Found : String_Type;
44 Expect : String_Type) return Boolean
46 FN : constant Natural := Found'Length;
47 FF : constant Natural := Found'First;
48 FL : constant Natural := Found'Last;
50 EN : constant Natural := Expect'Length;
51 EF : constant Natural := Expect'First;
52 EL : constant Natural := Expect'Last;
54 Letter_o : constant Char_Type := Char_Type'Val (Character'Pos ('o'));
55 Digit_0 : constant Char_Type := Char_Type'Val (Character'Pos ('0'));
56 Digit_9 : constant Char_Type := Char_Type'Val (Character'Pos ('9'));
58 begin
59 -- If both strings null, then we consider this a match, but if one
60 -- is null and the other is not, then we definitely do not match
62 if FN = 0 then
63 return (EN = 0);
65 elsif EN = 0 then
66 return False;
68 -- If first character does not match, then we consider that this is
69 -- definitely not a misspelling. An exception is when we expect a
70 -- letter O and found a zero.
72 elsif Found (FF) /= Expect (EF)
73 and then (Found (FF) /= Digit_0 or else Expect (EF) /= Letter_o)
74 then
75 return False;
77 -- Not a bad spelling if both strings are 1-2 characters long
79 elsif FN < 3 and then EN < 3 then
80 return False;
82 -- Lengths match. Execute loop to check for a single error, single
83 -- transposition or exact match (we only fall through this loop if
84 -- one of these three conditions is found).
86 elsif FN = EN then
87 for J in 1 .. FN - 2 loop
88 if Expect (EF + J) /= Found (FF + J) then
90 -- If both mismatched characters are digits, then we do
91 -- not consider it a misspelling (e.g. B345 is not a
92 -- misspelling of B346, it is something quite different)
94 if Expect (EF + J) in Digit_0 .. Digit_9
95 and then Found (FF + J) in Digit_0 .. Digit_9
96 then
97 return False;
99 elsif Expect (EF + J + 1) = Found (FF + J + 1)
100 and then Expect (EF + J + 2 .. EL) = Found (FF + J + 2 .. FL)
101 then
102 return True;
104 elsif Expect (EF + J) = Found (FF + J + 1)
105 and then Expect (EF + J + 1) = Found (FF + J)
106 and then Expect (EF + J + 2 .. EL) = Found (FF + J + 2 .. FL)
107 then
108 return True;
110 else
111 return False;
112 end if;
113 end if;
114 end loop;
116 -- At last character. Test digit case as above, otherwise we
117 -- have a match since at most this last character fails to match.
119 if Expect (EL) in Digit_0 .. Digit_9
120 and then Found (FL) in Digit_0 .. Digit_9
121 and then Expect (EL) /= Found (FL)
122 then
123 return False;
124 else
125 return True;
126 end if;
128 -- Length is 1 too short. Execute loop to check for single deletion
130 elsif FN = EN - 1 then
131 for J in 1 .. FN - 1 loop
132 if Found (FF + J) /= Expect (EF + J) then
133 return Found (FF + J .. FL) = Expect (EF + J + 1 .. EL);
134 end if;
135 end loop;
137 -- If we fall through then the last character was missing, which
138 -- we consider to be a match (e.g. found xyz, expected xyza).
140 return True;
142 -- Length is 1 too long. Execute loop to check for single insertion
144 elsif FN = EN + 1 then
145 for J in 1 .. EN - 1 loop
146 if Found (FF + J) /= Expect (EF + J) then
147 return Found (FF + J + 1 .. FL) = Expect (EF + J .. EL);
148 end if;
149 end loop;
151 -- If we fall through then the last character was an additional
152 -- character, which is a match (e.g. found xyza, expected xyz).
154 return True;
156 -- Length is completely wrong
158 else
159 return False;
160 end if;
161 end Is_Bad_Spelling_Of;
163 end GNAT.Spelling_Checker_Generic;