ABNF Utilities Library

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Introduction

The ABNF Utilities Library contains helper functions to check whether a given character, string, wide character or wide string conforms to the Augmented Backus-Naur Form (ABNF) Core Rules. ABNF is specified in: Crocker, D. and P. Overell: "Augmented BNF for Syntax Specifications: ABNF", RFC 2234, November 1997, see <http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2234.txt>. The latest version of this software is available at <http://www.philo.de/xml/>.

Using the unit

The ABNF Utilities Library does not contain any components to be registered. So using it from inside your own projects is very simple: Add "dkAbnfUtils" to the uses clause of your unit and make sure that the path to the location of the dkAbnfUtils.pas file is included in Delphi's list of library paths. To include it go to the Library section of Delphi's Environment Options dialog (see the menu item: "Tools/Environment Options ...").

Routines for Testing ABNF Core Rules

String and Character Test Functions

The following functions serve to check whether a string S or char C conforms to the respective Augmented Backus-Naur Form (ABNF) core rule (see [RFC 2234], § 6.1). All functions return 'true' if S or C conforms to the rule, otherwise 'false' is returned.

function IsAbnfALPHAChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfBITChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCHARChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCRChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCRLFStr(S: String): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCTLChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfDIGITChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfDQUOTEChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfHEXDIGChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfHTABChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfLFChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfLWSPStr(S: String): Boolean;

function IsAbnfOCTETChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfSPChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfVCHARChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfWSPChar(C: Char): Boolean;

Wide String and Wide Character Test Functions

The following functions serve to check whether a WideString S or WideChar C conforms to the respective Augmented Backus-Naur Form (ABNF) core rule (see [RFC 2234], § 6.1). All functions return 'true' if S or C conforms to the rule, otherwise 'false' is returned.

ABNF Utilities Library 1.0.1

Delphi 4 to 2009 and Kylix 3 Implementation

by Dieter Köhler

Introduction

Using the unit

Routines for Testing ABNF Core Rules

String and Character Test Functions

function IsAbnfALPHAChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfBITChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCHARChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCRChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCRLFStr(S: String): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCTLChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfDIGITChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfDQUOTEChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfHEXDIGChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfHTABChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfLFChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfLWSPStr(S: String): Boolean;

function IsAbnfOCTETChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfSPChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfVCHARChar(C: Char): Boolean;

function IsAbnfWSPChar(C: Char): Boolean;

Wide String and Wide Character Test Functions

function IsAbnfALPHAWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfBITWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCHARWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCRWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCRLFWideStr(S: WideString): Boolean;

function IsAbnfCTLWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfDIGITWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfDQUOTEWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfHEXDIGWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfHTABWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfLFWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfLWSPWideStr(S: WideString): Boolean;

function IsAbnfOCTETWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfSPWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfVCHARWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;

function IsAbnfWSPWideChar(C: WideChar): Boolean;