Package org.daisy.braille.table
Class AdvancedBrailleConverter
java.lang.Object
org.daisy.braille.table.AdvancedBrailleConverter
- All Implemented Interfaces:
BrailleConverter
Provides an advanced Braille converter mapping each braille character to a string.
- Author:
- Joel HÃ¥kansson, Bert Frees
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorDescriptionAdvancedBrailleConverter
(String[] table, Charset charset, boolean ignoreCase, StringTranslator.MatchMode mode) Creates a new 8-dot table.AdvancedBrailleConverter
(String[] table, Charset charset, EmbosserBrailleConverter.EightDotFallbackMethod fallback, char replacement, boolean ignoreCase, StringTranslator.MatchMode mode) Creates a new 6-dot table. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionGets the preferred charset for this braille format when reading/writing as text from/to fileboolean
Returns true if 8-dot braille is supported, false otherwiseTranscodes the given text string as braille.Transcodes the given braille into text.
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Constructor Details
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AdvancedBrailleConverter
public AdvancedBrailleConverter(String[] table, Charset charset, EmbosserBrailleConverter.EightDotFallbackMethod fallback, char replacement, boolean ignoreCase, StringTranslator.MatchMode mode) Creates a new 6-dot table. Each string in the table array represents a braille character. The string at index i in the array is interpreted as the translation for the braille character with Unicode value 0x2800+i.- Parameters:
table
- the table data, 64 entriescharset
- the preferred charset as defined in the BrailleConverter interfacefallback
- the fallback method to use when encountering a character in the range 0x2840-0x28FFreplacement
- the replacement character, must be in the range 0x2800-0x283FignoreCase
- set to true to ignore character casemode
- the match mode to use
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AdvancedBrailleConverter
public AdvancedBrailleConverter(String[] table, Charset charset, boolean ignoreCase, StringTranslator.MatchMode mode) Creates a new 8-dot table. Each string in the table array represents a braille character. The string at index i in the array is interpreted as the translation for the braille character with Unicode value 0x2800+i.- Parameters:
table
- the table data, 256 entriescharset
- the preferred charset as defined in the BrailleConverter interfaceignoreCase
- set to true to ignore character casemode
- the match mode to use
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Method Details
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getPreferredCharset
Description copied from interface:BrailleConverter
Gets the preferred charset for this braille format when reading/writing as text from/to file- Specified by:
getPreferredCharset
in interfaceBrailleConverter
- Returns:
- returns the preferred charset
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supportsEightDot
public boolean supportsEightDot()Description copied from interface:BrailleConverter
Returns true if 8-dot braille is supported, false otherwise- Specified by:
supportsEightDot
in interfaceBrailleConverter
- Returns:
- returns true if 8-dot braille is supported, false otherwise
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toBraille
Description copied from interface:BrailleConverter
Transcodes the given text string as braille. This may be a one-to-one mapping or a many-to-one depending on the table implementation.- Specified by:
toBraille
in interfaceBrailleConverter
- Returns:
- returns a Unicode string of braille
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toText
Description copied from interface:BrailleConverter
Transcodes the given braille into text. In most cases this will reverse the effect of toBraille(String text), i.e. text.equals(toText(toBraille(text))), however an implementation cannot rely on it. Values must be between 0x2800 and 0x28FF.- Specified by:
toText
in interfaceBrailleConverter
- Returns:
- returns a text string
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