Tokenize NSString in Objective-C

Qual è il modo migliore per tokenizzare / dividere una stringa NSS in Objective-C?

L'ho trovato su http://borkware.com/quickies/one?topic=NSString (link utile):

NSString *string = @"oop:ack:bork:greeble:ponies";
NSArray *chunks = [string componentsSeparatedByString: @":"];

Spero che questo ti aiuti!

Adamo

Tutti ne hanno parlato, componentsSeparatedByString:ma puoi anche usare CFStringTokenizer(ricorda che NSStringe CFStringsono intercambiabili) che tokenizzeranno anche le lingue naturali (come il cinese / giapponese che non divide le parole negli spazi).

Se vuoi solo dividere una stringa, usa -[NSString componentsSeparatedByString:]. Per tokenizzazione più complessa, utilizzare la classe NSScanner.

Se le tue esigenze di tokenizzazione sono più complesse, dai un'occhiata al mio toolkit di analisi / tokenizzazione di stringhe di cacao open source: ParseKit:

http://parsekit.com

Per una semplice suddivisione delle stringhe usando un carattere delimitatore (come ':'), ParseKit sarebbe sicuramente eccessivo. Ma ancora una volta, per esigenze di tokenizzazione complesse, ParseKit è estremamente potente / flessibile.

Vedere anche la documentazione di tokenizzazione ParseKit .

Se vuoi tokenizzare su più caratteri, puoi usare NSString componentsSeparatedByCharactersInSet. NSCharacterSet ha alcuni pratici set pre-realizzati come il whitespaceCharacterSete il illegalCharacterSet. E ha inizializzatori per intervalli Unicode.

Puoi anche combinare set di caratteri e usarli per tokenizzare, in questo modo:

// Tokenize sSourceEntityName on both whitespace and punctuation.
NSMutableCharacterSet *mcharsetWhitePunc = [[NSCharacterSet whitespaceAndNewlineCharacterSet] mutableCopy];
[mcharsetWhitePunc formUnionWithCharacterSet:[NSCharacterSet punctuationCharacterSet]];
NSArray *sarrTokenizedName = [self.sSourceEntityName componentsSeparatedByCharactersInSet:mcharsetWhitePunc];
[mcharsetWhitePunc release];

Tieni presente che componentsSeparatedByCharactersInSetprodurrà stringhe vuote se incontra più di un membro del set di caratteri di seguito, quindi potresti voler testare lunghezze inferiori a 1.

Se stai cercando di convertire una stringa in termini di ricerca preservando "frasi tra virgolette", ecco una NSStringcategoria che rispetta vari tipi di coppie di virgolette:"" '' ‘’ “”

Uso:

NSArray *terms = [@"This is my \"search phrase\" I want to split" searchTerms];
// results in: ["This", "is", "my", "search phrase", "I", "want", "to", "split"]

Codice:

@interface NSString (Search)
- (NSArray *)searchTerms;
@end

@implementation NSString (Search)

- (NSArray *)searchTerms {

    // Strip whitespace and setup scanner
    NSCharacterSet *whitespace = [NSCharacterSet whitespaceAndNewlineCharacterSet];
    NSString *searchString = [self stringByTrimmingCharactersInSet:whitespace];
    NSScanner *scanner = [NSScanner scannerWithString:searchString];
    [scanner setCharactersToBeSkipped:nil]; // we'll handle whitespace ourselves

    // A few types of quote pairs to check
    NSDictionary *quotePairs = @{@"\"": @"\"",
                                 @"'": @"'",
                                 @"\u2018": @"\u2019",
                                 @"\u201C": @"\u201D"};

    // Scan
    NSMutableArray *results = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
    NSString *substring = nil;
    while (scanner.scanLocation < searchString.length) {
        // Check for quote at beginning of string
        unichar unicharacter = [self characterAtIndex:scanner.scanLocation];
        NSString *startQuote = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%C", unicharacter];
        NSString *endQuote = [quotePairs objectForKey:startQuote];
        if (endQuote != nil) { // if it's a valid start quote we'll have an end quote
            // Scan quoted phrase into substring (skipping start & end quotes)
            [scanner scanString:startQuote intoString:nil];
            [scanner scanUpToString:endQuote intoString:&substring];
            [scanner scanString:endQuote intoString:nil];
        } else {
            // Single word that is non-quoted
            [scanner scanUpToCharactersFromSet:whitespace intoString:&substring];
        }
        // Process and add the substring to results
        if (substring) {
            substring = [substring stringByTrimmingCharactersInSet:whitespace];
            if (substring.length) [results addObject:substring];
        }
        // Skip to next word
        [scanner scanCharactersFromSet:whitespace intoString:nil];
    }

    // Return non-mutable array
    return results.copy;

}

@end

Se stai cercando di dividere le caratteristiche linguistiche di una stringa (parole, paragrafi, caratteri, frasi e righe), usa l'enumerazione delle stringhe:

NSString * string = @" \n word1!    word2,%$?'/word3.word4   ";

[string enumerateSubstringsInRange:NSMakeRange(0, string.length)
                           options:NSStringEnumerationByWords
                        usingBlock:
 ^(NSString *substring, NSRange substringRange, NSRange enclosingRange, BOOL *stop) {
     NSLog(@"Substring: '%@'", substring);
 }];

 // Logs:
 // Substring: 'word1'
 // Substring: 'word2'
 // Substring: 'word3'
 // Substring: 'word4' 

Questo API funziona con altre lingue in cui gli spazi non sono sempre il delimitatore (ad esempio giapponese). Anche l'utilizzo NSStringEnumerationByComposedCharacterSequencesè il modo corretto di enumerare i caratteri, poiché molti caratteri non occidentali sono lunghi più di un byte.

Ho avuto un caso in cui ho dovuto dividere l'output della console dopo una query LDAP con ldapsearch. Prima installa ed esegui NSTask (ho trovato un buon esempio di codice qui: esegui un comando terminale da un'app Cocoa ). Ma poi ho dovuto dividere e analizzare l'output in modo da estrarre solo i nomi del server di stampa dall'output di query Ldap. Sfortunatamente è una manipolazione delle stringhe piuttosto noiosa che non sarebbe affatto un problema se manipolassimo stringhe / array C con semplici operazioni C-array. Quindi ecco il mio codice usando oggetti di cacao. Se hai suggerimenti migliori, fammi sapere.

//as the ldap query has to be done when the user selects one of our Active Directory Domains
//(an according comboBox should be populated with print-server names we discover from AD)
//my code is placed in the onSelectDomain event code

//the following variables are declared in the interface .h file as globals
@protected NSArray* aDomains;//domain combo list array
@protected NSMutableArray* aPrinters;//printer combo list array
@protected NSMutableArray* aPrintServers;//print server combo list array

@protected NSString* sLdapQueryCommand;//for LDAP Queries
@protected NSArray* aLdapQueryArgs;
@protected NSTask* tskLdapTask;
@protected NSPipe* pipeLdapTask;
@protected NSFileHandle* fhLdapTask;
@protected NSMutableData* mdLdapTask;

IBOutlet NSComboBox* comboDomain;
IBOutlet NSComboBox* comboPrinter;
IBOutlet NSComboBox* comboPrintServer;
//end of interface globals

//after collecting the print-server names they are displayed in an according drop-down comboBox
//as soon as the user selects one of the print-servers, we should start a new query to find all the
//print-queues on that server and display them in the comboPrinter drop-down list
//to find the shares/print queues of a windows print-server you need samba and the net -S command like this:
// net -S yourPrintServerName.yourBaseDomain.com -U yourLdapUser%yourLdapUserPassWord -W adm rpc share -l
//which dispalays a long list of the shares

- (IBAction)onSelectDomain:(id)sender
{
    static int indexOfLastItem = 0; //unfortunately we need to compare this because we are called also if the selection did not change!

    if ([comboDomain indexOfSelectedItem] != indexOfLastItem && ([comboDomain indexOfSelectedItem] != 0))
    {

        indexOfLastItem = [comboDomain indexOfSelectedItem]; //retain this index for next call

    //the print-servers-list has to be loaded on a per univeristy or domain basis from a file dynamically or from AN LDAP-QUERY

    //initialize an LDAP-Query-Task or console-command like this one with console output
    /*

     ldapsearch -LLL -s sub -D "cn=yourLdapUser,ou=yourOuWithLdapUserAccount,dc=yourDomain,dc=com" -h "yourLdapServer.com" -p 3268 -w "yourLdapUserPassWord" -b "dc=yourBaseDomainToSearchIn,dc=com" "(&(objectcategory=computer)(cn=ps*))" "dn"

//our print-server names start with ps* and we want the dn as result, wich comes like this:

     dn: CN=PSyourPrintServerName,CN=Computers,DC=yourBaseDomainToSearchIn,DC=com

     */

    sLdapQueryCommand = [[NSString alloc] initWithString: @"/usr/bin/ldapsearch"];


    if ([[comboDomain stringValue] compare: @"firstDomain"] == NSOrderedSame) {

      aLdapQueryArgs = [NSArray arrayWithObjects: @"-LLL",@"-s", @"sub",@"-D", @"cn=yourLdapUser,ou=yourOuWithLdapUserAccount,dc=yourDomain,dc=com",@"-h", @"yourLdapServer.com",@"-p",@"3268",@"-w",@"yourLdapUserPassWord",@"-b",@"dc=yourFirstDomainToSearchIn,dc=com",@"(&(objectcategory=computer)(cn=ps*))",@"dn",nil];
    }
    else {
      aLdapQueryArgs = [NSArray arrayWithObjects: @"-LLL",@"-s", @"sub",@"-D", @"cn=yourLdapUser,ou=yourOuWithLdapUserAccount,dc=yourDomain,dc=com",@"-h", @"yourLdapServer.com",@"-p",@"3268",@"-w",@"yourLdapUserPassWord",@"-b",@"dc=yourSecondDomainToSearchIn,dc=com",@"(&(objectcategory=computer)(cn=ps*))",@"dn",nil];

    }


    //prepare and execute ldap-query task

    tskLdapTask = [[NSTask alloc] init];
    pipeLdapTask = [[NSPipe alloc] init];//instead of [NSPipe pipe]
    [tskLdapTask setStandardOutput: pipeLdapTask];//hope to get the tasks output in this file/pipe

    //The magic line that keeps your log where it belongs, has to do with NSLog (see /programming/412562/execute-a-terminal-command-from-a-cocoa-app and here http://www.cocoadev.com/index.pl?NSTask )
    [tskLdapTask setStandardInput:[NSPipe pipe]];

    //fhLdapTask  = [[NSFileHandle alloc] init];//would be redundand here, next line seems to do the trick also
    fhLdapTask = [pipeLdapTask fileHandleForReading];
    mdLdapTask  = [NSMutableData dataWithCapacity:512];//prepare capturing the pipe buffer which is flushed on read and can overflow, start with 512 Bytes but it is mutable, so grows dynamically later
    [tskLdapTask setLaunchPath: sLdapQueryCommand];
    [tskLdapTask setArguments: aLdapQueryArgs];

#ifdef bDoDebug
    NSLog (@"sLdapQueryCommand: %@\n", sLdapQueryCommand);
    NSLog (@"aLdapQueryArgs: %@\n", aLdapQueryArgs );
    NSLog (@"tskLdapTask: %@\n", [tskLdapTask arguments]);
#endif

    [tskLdapTask launch];

    while ([tskLdapTask isRunning]) {
      [mdLdapTask appendData: [fhLdapTask readDataToEndOfFile]];
    }
    [tskLdapTask waitUntilExit];//might be redundant here.

    [mdLdapTask appendData: [fhLdapTask readDataToEndOfFile]];//add another read for safety after process/command stops

    NSString* sLdapOutput = [[NSString alloc] initWithData: mdLdapTask encoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding];//convert output to something readable, as NSData and NSMutableData are mere byte buffers

#ifdef bDoDebug
    NSLog(@"LdapQueryOutput: %@\n", sLdapOutput);
#endif

    //Ok now we have the printservers from Active Directory, lets parse the output and show the list to the user in its combo box
    //output is formatted as this, one printserver per line
    //dn: CN=PSyourPrintServer,OU=Computers,DC=yourBaseDomainToSearchIn,DC=com

    //so we have to search for "dn: CN=" to retrieve each printserver's name
    //unfortunately splitting this up will give us a first line containing only "" empty string, which we can replace with the word "choose"
    //appearing as first entry in the comboBox

    aPrintServers = (NSMutableArray*)[sLdapOutput componentsSeparatedByString:@"dn: CN="];//split output into single lines and store it in the NSMutableArray aPrintServers

#ifdef bDoDebug
    NSLog(@"aPrintServers: %@\n", aPrintServers);
#endif

    if ([[aPrintServers objectAtIndex: 0 ] compare: @"" options: NSLiteralSearch] == NSOrderedSame){
      [aPrintServers replaceObjectAtIndex: 0 withObject: slChoose];//replace with localized string "choose"

#ifdef bDoDebug
      NSLog(@"aPrintServers: %@\n", aPrintServers);
#endif

    }

//Now comes the tedious part to extract only the print-server-names from the single lines
    NSRange r;
    NSString* sTemp;

    for (int i = 1; i < [aPrintServers count]; i++) {//skip first line with "choose". To get rid of the rest of the line, we must isolate/preserve the print server's name to the delimiting comma and remove all the remaining characters
      sTemp = [aPrintServers objectAtIndex: i];
      sTemp = [sTemp stringByTrimmingCharactersInSet: [NSCharacterSet whitespaceAndNewlineCharacterSet]];//remove newlines and line feeds

#ifdef bDoDebug
      NSLog(@"sTemp: %@\n", sTemp);
#endif
      r = [sTemp rangeOfString: @","];//now find first comma to remove the whole rest of the line
      //r.length = [sTemp lengthOfBytesUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
      r.length = [sTemp length] - r.location;//calculate number of chars between first comma found and lenght of string
#ifdef bDoDebug
      NSLog(@"range: %i, %i\n", r.location, r.length);
#endif

      sTemp = [sTemp stringByReplacingCharactersInRange:r withString: @"" ];//remove rest of line
#ifdef bDoDebug
      NSLog(@"sTemp after replace: %@\n", sTemp);
#endif

      [aPrintServers replaceObjectAtIndex: i withObject: sTemp];//put back string into array for display in comboBox

#ifdef bDoDebug
      NSLog(@"aPrintServer: %@\n", [aPrintServers objectAtIndex: i]);
#endif

    }

    [comboPrintServer removeAllItems];//reset combo box
    [comboPrintServer addItemsWithObjectValues:aPrintServers];
    [comboPrintServer setNumberOfVisibleItems:aPrintServers.count];
    [comboPrintServer selectItemAtIndex:0];

#ifdef bDoDebug
    NSLog(@"comboPrintServer reloaded with new values.");
#endif


//release memory we used for LdapTask
    [sLdapQueryCommand release];
    [aLdapQueryArgs release];
    [sLdapOutput release];

    [fhLdapTask release];

    [pipeLdapTask release];
//    [tskLdapTask release];//strangely can not be explicitely released, might be autorelease anyway
//    [mdLdapTask release];//strangely can not be explicitely released, might be autorelease anyway

    [sTemp release];

    }
}

Mi sono imbattuto in un'istanza in cui non era sufficiente separare la stringa per componente molte attività come
1) Classificare il token in tipi
2) Aggiungere nuovi token
3) Separare la stringa tra chiusure personalizzate come tutte le parole tra "{" e "} "
Per tali requisiti ho trovato Parse Kit un salvavita.

L'ho usato per analizzare i file .PGN (notazione di gioco prtable) con successo, molto veloce e leggero.