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edfed

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edfed 03 Apr 2008, 21:30

esi => input string at &
edi still used for output
al for char passing
(ebp point to the current object, optional)

all other registers free.

convert the &...; statement into a char if valid, nothig otherwise.

  will generate a 'space' and esi will point to the next input
&nbspp; will generate nothing and continue like if it was a normal input
&# 123 ; will mov al,123 and esi = current ';'

Code:

db '                '
db '                '
db '  "   &         '
db '                '

db '                '
db '                '
db '                '
db '                '

db '€‚ƒ„…†‡ˆ‰Š<ŒŽ'
db '‘’“”•–—˜™š>œžŸ'
db ' ¡¢£¤¥¦§¨©ª«¬®¯'
db '°±²³´µ¶·¸¹º»¼½¾¿'

db 'ÀÁÂÃÄÅÆÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎÏ'
db 'ÐÑÒÓÔÕÖ×ØÙÚÛÜÝÞß'
db 'àáâãäåæçèéêëìíîï'
db 'ðñòóôõö÷øùúûüýþÿ'

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03 Apr 2008, 21:30

vid
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vid 03 Apr 2008, 21:47

use table of 256 pointers to ascii name of character, if pointer is NULL character is okay...

03 Apr 2008, 21:47

edfed

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edfed 03 Apr 2008, 22:02

like the code i posted, ok, i'll work on it. i tryed many solutions to find the best one

no need of the char after the name, only the offset in table is ok.

problem is for the unicode chars.
there are some posts on the board in cyrilic, maybe the [french]slave[/french] peoples will do this when browser contest will start.

edit: yes yes yes. thanks vid. my brain is really tired.

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03 Apr 2008, 22:02

edfed

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edfed 05 Apr 2008, 13:51

now, just a little problem for macroaddicts. how to genrerate a string containing all the &#xx; i want, with <br> each 20 declarations with macro or stuff like this?

anyone have an idea?

Code:

times 256 db ??????????

thanks for replies.

05 Apr 2008, 13:51

vid
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vid 05 Apr 2008, 14:45

edfed: read description of "times" directive in FASM manual

05 Apr 2008, 14:45

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revolution 05 Apr 2008, 14:51

edfed wrote:

how to genrerate a string containing all the &#xx;

Code:

rept 256 v:0 {db "&",`v,"xx;",13,10}

05 Apr 2008, 14:51

vid
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vid 05 Apr 2008, 14:56

sorry, not "times", you'd need "rept"

05 Apr 2008, 14:56

edfed

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edfed 05 Apr 2008, 15:39

thanks revolution, very funny your joke Laughing

Code:

rept 256 v:0 {db "&#",`v,";",13,10}

problem, the 10,13 bytes are not generated, strange and re-strange.
:s

05 Apr 2008, 15:39

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revolution 05 Apr 2008, 16:17

edfed wrote:

thanks revolution, very funny your joke

I often find my jokes tend to pass by most people here without them noticing/commenting. I think I need to work on my sense of humour and make it plainer ... on second thought, nah, I don't wanna change me, too much like hard work.

05 Apr 2008, 16:17

edfed

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edfed 05 Apr 2008, 17:00

i like your humour, really, i laungh when i saw the result.
&1xx; the xx, just to notify me a sort of idiot question, but giving the result, jusyt have to correct it.

but about he absence of 10,13, i don't understand, it don't generate them at all. Sad

hem, little corection, it works, just i was looking in the html view instead of the txt view, erf, then, it's ok, the 10,13 are well generated. no problem, thanks again revolution. Smile

my stupidness is increasing exponentially, it's the fatality

05 Apr 2008, 17:00

edfed

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edfed 07 Apr 2008, 00:19

HI! i cannot find the solution and leave everyone in the obscurantism..
then, i post the function test for XHTML type special chars in a file.(cause i'm proud to made it and want to share it to enhance the FASM based code database.)
the only external data is named .limit, it is a local equate to set the limit of the file.

output the char in al.
if cf set, then, ok, if not, then, char can be concidered as 'blank', no char.

ESI points to the current Char in the string. and will point to "current" ';' Char when finished, jumping over the &... statment
to support the extended unicodes, need some very little modifications.

Code:

specialchar:
.limit equ ds:ebp+xhtml.instop
        cmp al,'&'
        je .special
        cmp al,' '
        je @f
        cmp al,9
        je @f
        cmp al,0ah
        je @f
        cmp al,0dh
        je @f
        jmp .ok
@@:
        cmp byte[edi-1],' '
        clc
        je @f
        mov al,' '
.ok:
        stc
@@:
        ret
.special:
        lea edx,[esi+1]
        cmp byte[edx],'#'
        je .num
        mov ecx,34
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;       replace it by the DAWG algoryhtm     ;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
.name:                                    
        mov ebx,[htchars+ecx*4]
        or ebx,ebx
        je .none?
@@:
        mov ah,[ebx]
        mov al,[edx]
        inc ebx
        inc edx
        or al,al
        je .none?
        cmp al,ah
        jne .none?
        cmp al,';'
        jne @b
        lea esi,[edx-1]
        mov al,cl
        jmp .end
.none?:
        lea edx,[esi+1]
        inc cl
        jne .name
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
.none:
        mov al,[esi]
.end:
        or al,al
        jne .ok
        clc
        ret
.num:
        xor ebx,ebx
        cmp byte[edx+1],'x'
        je .hex
        cmp byte[edx+1],'X'
        je .hex
@@:
        inc edx
        cmp edx,[.limit]
        jge .none
        movzx eax,byte[edx]
        cmp al,';'
        je .num?
        cmp al,'0'
        jl .none
        cmp al,'9'
        jg .none
        sub al,'0'
        lea ebx,[ebx*5]
        lea ebx,[ebx*2+eax]
        jmp @b
.hex:
        inc edx
@@:
        inc edx
        cmp edx,[.limit]
        jge .none
        movzx eax,byte[edx]
        cmp al,';'
        je .num?
        cmp al,'9'
        jg .alpha?
        cmp al,'0'
        jl .none
        sub al,'0'
        shl ebx,4
        add ebx,eax
        jmp @b
.alpha?:
        or al,20h
        cmp al,'a'
        jl .none
        cmp al,'f'
        jg .none
        sub al,'a'-10
        shl ebx,4
        add ebx,eax
        jmp @b
.num?:
        or ebx,ebx
        jl .none
        cmp ebx,100h
        jnl .none
        mov al,bl
        mov esi,edx
        jmp .ok
htchars:
dd 0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000
dd 0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000
dd 0000,0000, .34,0000,0000,0000, .38,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000
dd 0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000

dd 0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000
dd 0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000
dd 0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000
dd 0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000

dd .128,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,.139,0000,0000,0000,0000
dd 0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,.155,.156,0000,0000,.159
dd .160,.161,.162,.163,.164,.165,.166,.167,.168,.169,.170,.171,.172,.173,.174,.175
dd .176,.177,.178,.179,.180,.181,.182,.183,.184,.185,.186,.187,.188,.189,.190,.191

dd .192,.193,.194,.195,.196,.197,.198,.199,.200,.201,.202,.203,.204,.205,.206,.207
dd .208,.209,.210,.211,.212,.213,.214,.215,.216,.217,.218,.219,.220,.221,.222,.223
dd .224,.225,.226,.227,.228,.229,.230,.231,.232,.233,.234,.235,.236,.237,.238,.239
dd .240,.241,.242,.243,.244,.245,.246,.247,.248,.249,.250,.251,.252,.253,.254,.255
.ch:
.34     db 'quot;'
.38     db 'amp;'
.128    db 'euro;'
.139    db 'lt;'
.155    db 'gt;'
.156    db 'oelig;'
.159    db 'Yuml;'
.160    db 'nbsp;'
.161    db 'iexcl;'
.162    db 'cent;'
.163    db 'pound;'
.164    db 'curren;'
.165    db 'yen;'
.166    db 'brvbar;'
.167    db 'sect;'
.168    db 'uml;'
.169    db 'copy;'
.170    db 'ordf;'
.171    db 'laquo;'
.172    db 'not;'
.173    db 'shy;'
.174    db 'reg;'
.175    db 'masr;'
.176    db 'deg;'
.177    db 'plusmn;'
.178    db 'sup2;'
.179    db 'sup3;'
.180    db 'acute;'
.181    db 'micro;'
.182    db 'para;'
.183    db 'middot;'
.184    db 'cedil;'
.185    db 'sup1;'
.186    db 'ordm;'
.187    db 'raquo;'
.188    db 'frac14;'
.189    db 'frac12;'
.190    db 'frac34;'
.191    db 'iquest;'
.192    db 'Agrave;'
.193    db 'Aacute;'
.194    db 'Acirc;'
.195    db 'Atilde;'
.196    db 'Auml;'
.197    db 'Aring;'
.198    db 'Aelig;'
.199    db 'Ccedil;'
.200    db 'Egrave;'
.201    db 'Eacute;'
.202    db 'Ecirc;'
.203    db 'Euml;'
.204    db 'Igrave;'
.205    db 'Iacute;'
.206    db 'Icirc;'
.207    db 'Iuml;'
.208    db 'eth;'
.209    db 'Ntilde;'
.210    db 'Ograve;'
.211    db 'Oacute;'
.212    db 'Ocirc;'
.213    db 'Otilde;'
.214    db 'Ouml;'
.215    db 'times;'
.216    db 'Oslash;'
.217    db 'Ugrave;'
.218    db 'Uacute;'
.219    db 'Ucirc;'
.220    db 'Uuml;'
.221    db 'Yacute;'
.222    db 'thorn;'
.223    db 'szlig;'
.224    db 'agrave;'
.225    db 'aacute;'
.226    db 'acirc;'
.227    db 'atilde;'
.228    db 'auml;'
.229    db 'aring;'
.230    db 'aelig;'
.231    db 'ccedil;'
.232    db 'egrave;'
.233    db 'eacute;'
.234    db 'ecirc;'
.235    db 'euml;'
.236    db 'igrave;'
.237    db 'iacute;'
.238    db 'icirc;'
.239    db 'iuml;'
.240    db 'eth;'
.241    db 'ntilde;'
.242    db 'ograve;'
.243    db 'oacute;'
.244    db 'ocirc;'
.245    db 'otilde;'
.246    db 'ouml;'
.247    db 'divide;'
.248    db 'oslash;'
.249    db 'ugrave;'
.250    db 'uacute;'
.251    db 'ucirc;'
.252    db 'uuml;'
.253    db 'yacute;'
.254    db 'thorn;'
.255    db 'yuml;'

then, it can be used in any code without modification, like ever when i try to code a function. but this is not always possible

Compiles in 1891 bytes because of the arrays.

Description:	just include it, be sure you don't still use the specialchar and htchars labels, in your code. and call specialchar before to display it.	Download
Filename:	charmodules.inc
Filesize:	4.47 KB
Downloaded:	477 Time(s)

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07 Apr 2008, 00:19

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f0dder 07 Apr 2008, 11:33

Instead of a table of pointers, you could treat the special symbols as one long string, and use 16-bit index into this string... saves a small amount of space :]

07 Apr 2008, 11:33

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edfed 07 Apr 2008, 11:39

it can save 768 bytes, then yes, it can be interresting. but it will increase the complexity of the algo.. note as a future optimisation to make.

but for now, i leave this and plan or an other component.

thx 4 ze suggestion. Smile

07 Apr 2008, 11:39

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revolution 07 Apr 2008, 11:47

You can store the table as a TRIE (google it), or even a DAWG (google it). The DAWG gives good size and very fast searching. I always use DAWG's for any fixed text searches and I recommend it.

07 Apr 2008, 11:47

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Rahsennor 08 Apr 2008, 05:22

Directed Acyclic Word Graphs Very Happy

Off topic: Revolution, thank you. I've been looking for something like these for what seems like forever.

08 Apr 2008, 05:22

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revolution 08 Apr 2008, 06:08

Rahsennor wrote:

I've been looking for something like these for what seems like forever.

You could have asked earlier and I would've told ya. All it needed was a simple four letter word.

08 Apr 2008, 06:08

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sakeniwefu 09 Apr 2008, 00:26

Too good! :O

09 Apr 2008, 00:26

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Rahsennor 09 Apr 2008, 04:31

revolution wrote:

You could have asked earlier and I would've told ya.

I had kind of given up...
Nevemind. I know now. Very Happy

09 Apr 2008, 04:31

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