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if ($opt{type} eq 'chardecode:no error') { |
if ($opt{type} eq 'chardecode:no error') { |
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$self->result->layer_uncertain ('encode'); |
$self->result->layer_uncertain ('encode'); |
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} elsif ($opt{type} eq 'chardecode:fallback') { |
} elsif ($opt{type} eq 'chardecode:fallback' or |
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$opt{type} eq 'charset:not supported') { |
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$self->result->layer_uncertain ('charset'); |
$self->result->layer_uncertain ('charset'); |
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$self->result->layer_uncertain ('syntax'); |
$self->result->layer_uncertain ('syntax'); |
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$self->result->layer_uncertain ('structure'); |
$self->result->layer_uncertain ('structure'); |
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$doc->manakai_charset ($input->{official_charset}) |
$doc->manakai_charset ($input->{official_charset}) |
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if defined $input->{official_charset}; |
if defined $input->{official_charset}; |
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## TODO: We need to issue some warning if media type/charset is |
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## explicitly overridden by the user. |
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$doc->document_uri ($input->url); |
$doc->document_uri ($input->url); |
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$doc->manakai_entity_base_uri ($input->{base_uri}); |
$doc->manakai_entity_base_uri ($input->{base_uri}); |
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sub source_charset ($) { |
sub source_charset ($) { |
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my $self = shift; |
my $self = shift; |
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return $self->input->{charset} || ($self->{structure}->owner_document || $self->{structure})->input_encoding; |
return (($self->{structure}->owner_document || $self->{structure})->input_encoding || $self->input->{charset}); |
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## TODO: Can we always use input_encoding? |
## TODO: We need some way to get the source charset reliably. The |
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## |input_encoding| DOM attribute might be intentionally left blank |
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## when the input is the direct input form, but even that case the |
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## charset information should be useful because the input string |
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## might be a byte sequence. In addition, the |input_encoding| does |
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## not reflect the fallback encoding in use. On the contrary, the |
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## |{charset}| property of the |input| object is always the value |
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## from the lower-level protocol and that might be ignored by the |
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## HTML sniffer. |
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} # source_charset |
} # source_charset |
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1; |
1; |