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Translation message helper functions
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For rendering translations in the TranslationMessageView a number of
helper functions exist. The following sections cover them in detail.

contract_rosetta_escapes
------------------------

    >>> from lp.translations.browser.browser_helpers import (
    ...     contract_rosetta_escapes)

Normal strings get passed through unmodified.

    >>> contract_rosetta_escapes('foo')
    'foo'
    >>> contract_rosetta_escapes('foo\\nbar')
    'foo\\nbar'

The string '[tab]' gets converted to a tab character.

    >>> contract_rosetta_escapes('foo[tab]bar')
    'foo\tbar'

The string '\[tab]' gets converted to a literal '[tab]'.

    >>> contract_rosetta_escapes('foo\\[tab]bar')
    'foo[tab]bar'

The string '\\[tab]' gets converted to a literal '\[tab]'.

    >>> contract_rosetta_escapes('foo\\\\[tab]bar')
    'foo\\[tab]bar'

And so on...

    >>> contract_rosetta_escapes('foo\\\\\\[tab]bar')
    'foo\\\\[tab]bar'

Similarly, string '[nbsp]' gets converted to no-break space character.

    >>> contract_rosetta_escapes('foo[nbsp]bar')
    u'foo\xa0bar'

The string '\[nbsp]' gets converted to a literal '[nbsp]'.

    >>> contract_rosetta_escapes('foo\\[nbsp]bar')
    'foo[nbsp]bar'

Similarly, string '[nnbsp]' gets converted to narrow no-break space
character.

    >>> contract_rosetta_escapes('foo[nnbsp]bar')
    u'foo\u202fbar'

The string '\[nnbsp]' gets converted to a literal '[nnbsp]'.

    >>> contract_rosetta_escapes('foo\\[nnbsp]bar')
    'foo[nnbsp]bar'


expand_rosetta_escapes
----------------------

    >>> from lp.translations.browser.browser_helpers import (
    ...     expand_rosetta_escapes)

Normal strings get passed through unmodified.

    >>> expand_rosetta_escapes(u'foo')
    u'foo'
    >>> expand_rosetta_escapes(u'foo\\nbar')
    u'foo\\nbar'

Tabs get converted to a special constant TranslationConstants.TAB_CHAR
which renders as below:

    >>> expand_rosetta_escapes(u'foo\tbar')
    u'foo<code>[tab]</code>bar'

Literal occurrences of u'[tab]' get escaped to a special constant
TranslationConstants.TAB_CHAR_ESCAPED which renders them as below:

    >>> expand_rosetta_escapes(u'foo[tab]bar')
    u'foo<code>\\[tab]</code>bar'

Escaped ocurrences themselves get escaped.

    >>> expand_rosetta_escapes(u'foo\\[tab]bar')
    u'foo\\<code>\\[tab]</code>bar'

And so on...

    >>> expand_rosetta_escapes(u'foo\\\\[tab]bar')
    u'foo\\\\<code>\\[tab]</code>bar'

Similarly, no-break spaces get converted to a special constant
TranslationConstants.NO_BREAK_SPACE_CHAR which renders as below:

    >>> expand_rosetta_escapes(u'foo\u00a0bar')
    u'foo<code>[nbsp]</code>bar'

Literal occurrences of u'[nbsp]' get escaped to a special constant
TranslationConstants.NO_BREAK_SPACE_CHAR_ESCAPED which renders them
as below:

    >>> expand_rosetta_escapes(u'foo[nbsp]bar')
    u'foo<code>\\[nbsp]</code>bar'

Similarly, narrow no-break spaces get converted to a special constant
TranslationConstants.NARROW_NO_BREAK_SPACE_CHAR which renders as below:

    >>> expand_rosetta_escapes(u'foo\u202fbar')
    u'foo<code>[nnbsp]</code>bar'

Literal occurrences of u'[nnbsp]' get escaped to a special constant
TranslationConstants.NARROW_NO_BREAK_SPACE_CHAR_ESCAPED which renders them
as below:

    >>> expand_rosetta_escapes(u'foo[nnbsp]bar')
    u'foo<code>\\[nnbsp]</code>bar'


parse_cformat_string
--------------------

    >>> from lp.translations.browser.browser_helpers import (
    ...     parse_cformat_string)
    >>> parse_cformat_string('')
    []
    >>> parse_cformat_string('foo')
    [('string', 'foo')]
    >>> parse_cformat_string('blah %d blah')
    [('string', 'blah '), ('interpolation', '%d'), ('string', ' blah')]
    >>> parse_cformat_string('%sfoo%%bar%s')
    [('interpolation', '%s'), ('string', 'foo%%bar'), ('interpolation', '%s')]
    >>> parse_cformat_string('%')
    Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
    UnrecognisedCFormatString: %


text_to_html
------------

    >>> from lp.translations.browser.browser_helpers import (
    ...     text_to_html)

First, do no harm.

    >>> text_to_html(u'foo bar', [], '<sp>')
    u'foo bar'

Test replacement of leading and trailing spaces.

    >>> text_to_html(u' foo bar', [], '<sp>')
    u'<sp>foo bar'
    >>> text_to_html(u'foo bar ', [], '<sp>')
    u'foo bar<sp>'
    >>> text_to_html(u'  foo bar  ', [], '<sp>')
    u'<sp><sp>foo bar<sp><sp>'

Test replacement of newlines.

    >>> text_to_html(u'foo\nbar', [], newline='<cr>')
    u'foo<cr>bar'

And both together.

    >>> text_to_html(u'foo \nbar', [], '<sp>', '<cr>')
    u'foo<sp><cr>bar'

Test treatment of tabs.

    >>> text_to_html(u'foo\tbar', [])
    u'foo<code>[tab]</code>bar'

Test valid C format strings are formatted.

    >>> text_to_html(u'foo %d bar', ['c-format'])
    u'foo <code>%d</code> bar'

If we get None, we return None.

    >>> text_to_html(None, []) is None
    True

Test bad format strings are caught and passed through.

    >>> text = u'foo %z bar'
    >>> parse_cformat_string(text)
    Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
    UnrecognisedCFormatString: foo %z bar

    >>> text_to_html(text, ['c-format']) == text
    True

If we get '\r\n' as the new line mark, we should remove '\r':

    >>> text_to_html(u'foo\r\nbar', [])
    u'foo<img alt="" src="/@@/translation-newline" /><br/>\nbar'

And '\r' should be also handled:

    >>> text_to_html(u'foo\rbar', [])
    u'foo<img alt="" src="/@@/translation-newline" /><br/>\nbar'


convert_newlines_to_web_form
----------------------------

    >>> from lp.translations.browser.browser_helpers import (
    ...     convert_newlines_to_web_form)
    >>> convert_newlines_to_web_form(u'foo')
    u'foo'
    >>> convert_newlines_to_web_form(u'foo\n')
    u'foo\r\n'
    >>> convert_newlines_to_web_form(u'foo\nbar\n\nbaz')
    u'foo\r\nbar\r\n\r\nbaz'
    >>> convert_newlines_to_web_form(u'foo\r\nbar')
    u'foo\r\nbar'
    >>> convert_newlines_to_web_form(u'foo\rbar')
    u'foo\r\nbar'


count_lines
-----------

    >>> from lp.translations.browser.browser_helpers import count_lines
    >>> count_lines("foo")
    1
    >>> count_lines(
    ...     "123456789abc123456789abc123456789abc1234566789abc123456789abc")
    2
    >>> count_lines(
    ...     "123456789a123456789a123456789a1234566789a123456789")
    1
    >>> count_lines("a\nb")
    2
    >>> count_lines("a\nb\n")
    3
    >>> count_lines("a\nb\nc")
    3
    >>> count_lines(
    ...     "123456789abc123456789abc123456789abc123456789abc\n"
    ...     "1234566789a123456789a")
    2
    >>> count_lines(
    ...     "123456789abc123456789abc123456789abc123456789abc123456789abc"
    ...     "123456\n789a123456789a123456789a")
    3
    >>> count_lines(
    ...     "123456789abc123456789abc123456789abc123456789abc123456789abc"
    ...     "123456789abc\n1234566789a123456789a123456789a")
    3
    >>> count_lines("foo bar\n")
    2