gnuidn-0.2: Data/Text/IDN/Punycode.chs
{-# LANGUAGE ForeignFunctionInterface #-}
-- Copyright (C) 2010 John Millikin <jmillikin@gmail.com>
--
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--
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-- | Punycode is a simple and efficient transfer encoding syntax designed
-- for use with Internationalized Domain Names in Applications (IDNA). It
-- uniquely and reversibly transforms a Unicode string into ASCII. ASCII
-- characters in the Unicode string are represented literally, and non-ASCII
-- characters are represented by ASCII characters that are allowed in host
-- name labels (letters, digits, and hyphens).
module Data.Text.IDN.Punycode
( encode
, decode
) where
import Control.Exception (ErrorCall(..), throwIO)
import Control.Monad (unless)
import Data.List (unfoldr)
import qualified Data.ByteString as B
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Foreign
import Foreign.C
import Data.Text.IDN.Internal (toUCS4, fromUCS4)
#include <punycode.h>
-- | Encode unicode into an ASCII-only 'B.ByteString'. If provided, the
-- case predicate indicates whether to uppercase the corresponding character
-- after decoding.
encode :: T.Text
-> Maybe (Integer -> Bool)
-> B.ByteString
encode input maybeIsCase = unsafePerformIO io where
inSize = T.length input
flags = flip fmap maybeIsCase $ \isCase -> let
step idx = Just (fromBool (isCase idx), idx + 1)
in unfoldr step 0
io = maybeWith (withArray . take inSize) flags impl
impl caseBuf = withArray (toUCS4 input) (loop caseBuf inSize . castPtr)
loop caseBuf outMax inBuf = do
res <- tryEnc caseBuf outMax inBuf
case res of
Nothing -> loop caseBuf (outMax + 50) inBuf
Just (Right bytes) -> return bytes
Just (Left rc) -> cToError rc
tryEnc caseBuf outMax inBuf =
allocaBytes outMax $ \outBuf ->
alloca $ \outSizeBuf -> do
poke outSizeBuf (fromIntegral outMax)
c_rc <- {# call punycode_encode #}
(fromIntegral inSize)
inBuf
caseBuf
outSizeBuf
outBuf
let rc = fromIntegral c_rc
if rc == fromEnum OVERFLOW
then return Nothing
else if rc == fromEnum SUCCESS
then do
outSize <- peek outSizeBuf
bytes <- peekOut outBuf outSize
return (Just (Right bytes))
else return (Just (Left c_rc))
peekOut outBuf outSize = B.packCStringLen cstr where
cstr = (outBuf, fromIntegral outSize)
-- | Decode a 'B.ByteString' into unicode. The second component of the
-- result is a case predicate; it indicates whether a particular character
-- position of the result string should be upper-cased.
--
-- Returns 'Nothing' if the input is invalid.
decode :: B.ByteString
-> Maybe (T.Text, (Integer -> Bool))
decode input = unsafePerformIO $
let outMax = B.length input in
B.useAsCStringLen input $ \(inBuf, inSize) ->
alloca $ \outSizeBuf ->
allocaArray outMax $ \outBuf -> do
flagForeign <- mallocForeignPtrArray outMax
poke outSizeBuf (fromIntegral outMax)
c_rc <- withForeignPtr flagForeign $ \flagBuf ->
{# call punycode_decode #}
(fromIntegral inSize)
inBuf
outSizeBuf
outBuf
flagBuf
let rc = fromIntegral c_rc
if rc == fromEnum BAD_INPUT
then return Nothing
else do
unless (rc == fromEnum SUCCESS) (cToError c_rc)
outSize <- peek outSizeBuf
ucs4 <- peekArray (fromIntegral outSize) (castPtr outBuf)
let text = fromUCS4 ucs4
return (Just (text, checkCaseFlag flagForeign outSize))
type SizeT = {# type size_t #}
{# enum Punycode_status {} with prefix = "PUNYCODE_" #}
checkCaseFlag :: ForeignPtr CUChar -> SizeT -> Integer -> Bool
checkCaseFlag ptr csize = checkIdx where
intsize = toInteger csize
checkIdx idx | idx < 0 = False
checkIdx idx | idx >= intsize = False
checkIdx idx =
unsafePerformIO $
withForeignPtr ptr $ \buf -> do
cuchar <- peekElemOff buf (fromInteger idx)
return (toBool cuchar)
cToError :: CInt -> IO a
cToError rc = do
str <- peekCString =<< {# call punycode_strerror #} rc
throwIO (ErrorCall str)