Commit 7c88fc5d authored by Romain Loth's avatar Romain Loth

[FIX] annotations: repair highlighting regexp for accented+boundary situations

parent 4989f8e3
......@@ -402,10 +402,68 @@
var template = templateBegin + templateEnd;
var templateBeginRegexp = "<span ng-controller='TextSelectionController' ng-click='onClick\(\$event\)' class='keyword-inline'>";
var startPattern = "\\b((?:"+templateBeginRegexp+")*";
var startPattern = "(\\W|^)((?:"+templateBeginRegexp+")*";
var middlePattern = "(?:<\/span>)*\\s(?:"+templateBeginRegexp+")*";
var middlePattern = " ";
var endPattern = "(?:<\/span>)*)\\b";
var endPattern = "(?:<\/span>)*)(?=\\W|$)";
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Remarks about /\b/ and /(\W|^)/ and /(?=\W|$)/ etc.
//
// -----------------
// 1) we need to match entire words only
//
// ex: "the manifestation manifest".match(/manifest/g)
//
// => not good because it would hilight the substr
// inside 2nd word "the manifestation manifest"
// ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^
//
// so in this situation one usually uses \b (boundary)
//
// ex: "the manifestation manifest".match(/\bmanifest\b/g)
//
// ok: now only 3rd word is highlighted:
// "the manifestation manifest"
// ^^^^^^^^
// -----------------
//
// 2) but we can't really use boundary \b when we have accented chars
// ex:
// no accent: "la moitié".match(/la/) => ["la"]
// "la moitié".match(/\bla\b/) => ["la"]
//
// but "la moitié".match(/moitié/) => ["moitié"]
// "la moitié".match(/\bmoitié\b/) => [] <~~~ problem !
//
// cf. stackoverflow.com/questions/23458872/javascript-regex-word-boundary-b-issue
// stackoverflow.com/questions/2881445/utf-8-word-boundary-regex-in-javascript
// -----------------
//
// 3) normally the typical replacement for \b would be:
// - at start of string: /(?<=\W|^)/ (lookbehind boundary)
// - at end of string: /(?=\W|$)/ (lookahead boundary)
//
// ...
// but lookbehind not supported in js !! (sept 2016)
// cf. stackoverflow.com/questions/30118815
// -----------------
//
// 4) so in conclusion we will use this strategy:
//
// - at start of string: /(\W|^)/ (boundary, may capture ' ' or '' into $1)
// - for the html+word: /<aa>bla</aa>/ (same pattern as before)
// - at end of string: /(?=\W|$)/ (lookahead boundary)
// - in replacement: $1+anchor
//
// => This way if $1 was ' ' (or other non word char),
// then we re-add the char that we are replacing,
// and if $1 was '' (beginning of str)
// then we re-add nothing ;) )
//
// ex: "la moitié".replace(/(\s|^)moitié(?=\s|$)/, '$1hello') => "la hello"
// "moitié la".replace(/(\s|^)moitié(?=\s|$)/, '$1hello') => "hello la"
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// hash of flags filled in first pass loop : (== did annotation i match ?)
var isDisplayedIntraText = {};
......@@ -448,8 +506,8 @@
// var myPattern = new RegExp("\\b"+escapeRegExp(annotation.text)+"\\b", 'igm');
// previously:
var words = annotation.text.split(" ").map(escapeRegExp);
var myPattern = new RegExp(startPattern + words.join(middlePattern) + endPattern, 'gmi');
var myPattern = new RegExp(startPattern + words.join(middlePattern) + endPattern, 'gmi');
// -------------------------------------------
// replace in text: matched annots by anchors
......@@ -467,6 +525,7 @@
// £dbgcount here unnecessary nbMatches (can go straight to ICI)
var matches = eltLongtext.match(myPattern)
var nbMatches = matches ? eltLongtext.match(myPattern).length : 0
if (nbMatches > 0) {
k += nbMatches ;
......@@ -475,7 +534,7 @@
l ++ ;
// ------------------------------------------------------------
// ICI we update each time
textMapping[eltId] = eltLongtext.replace(myPattern, myAnchor);
textMapping[eltId] = eltLongtext.replace(myPattern, "$1"+myAnchor);
// ex longtext -- "Background Few previous studies have
// examined non-wealth-based inequalities etc"
......
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