将部分 UTF-8 解码为 NSString
当使用 NSURLConnection
类通过网络获取 UTF-8
编码的文件时,委托的 connection:didReceiveData:
很有可能> 消息将与一个 NSData
一起发送,它会截断 UTF-8
文件 - 因为 UTF-8
是一种多字节编码方案,并且单个字符可以在两个单独的 NSData
While fetching a UTF-8
-encoded file over the network using the NSURLConnection
class, there's a good chance the delegate's connection:didReceiveData:
message will be sent with an NSData
which truncates the UTF-8
file - because UTF-8
is a multi-byte encoding scheme, and a single character can be sent in two separate NSData
换句话说,如果我加入从 connection:didReceiveData:
获得的所有数据,我将有一个有效的 UTF-8
文件,但每个单独的数据不是有效的 UTF-8
().
In other words, if I join all the data I get from connection:didReceiveData:
I will have a valid UTF-8
file, but each separate data is not valid UTF-8
().
我不想将所有下载的文件都存储在内存中.
I do not want to store all the downloaded file in memory.
我想要的是:给定NSData
,将任何你能解码的东西解码成NSString
.万一最后NSData
的几个字节是一个未封闭的代理,告诉我,这样我就可以为下一个 NSData
保存它们.
What I want is: given NSData
, decode whatever you can into an NSString
. In case the last
few byte of the NSData
are an unclosed surrogate, tell me, so I can save them for the next NSData
.
一个明显的解决方案是反复尝试使用 initWithData:encoding:
进行解码,每次都截断最后一个字节,直到成功.不幸的是,这可能非常浪费.
One obvious solution is repeatedly trying to decode using initWithData:encoding:
, each time truncating the last byte, until success. This, unfortunately, can be very wasteful.
如果您想确保不会停在 UTF-8 多字节序列的中间,您将需要查看在字节数组的末尾并检查前 2 位.
If you want to make sure that you don't stop in the middle of a UTF-8 multi-byte sequence, you're going to need to look at the end of the byte array and check the top 2 bits.
- 如果最高位为 0,则它是 ASCII 样式的未转义 UTF-8 代码之一,您就大功告成了.
- 如果最高位为 1 并且第二个为 0,则它是转义序列的延续,可能代表该序列的最后一个字节,因此您需要缓冲该字符以备后用,然后查看在前一个字符*
- 如果最高位是 1 并且倒数第二位也是 1,那么它是多字节序列的开始,您需要通过查找第一个 0 位来确定序列中有多少个字符.
查看维基百科条目中的多字节表:http://en.wikipedia.组织/维基/UTF-8
Look at the multi-byte table in the Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8
// assumes that receivedData contains both the leftovers and the new data
unsigned char *data= [receivedData bytes];
UInteger byteCount= [receivedData length];
if (byteCount<1)
return nil; // or @"";
unsigned char *lastByte = data[byteCount-1];
if ( lastByte & 0x80 == 0) {
NSString *newString = [NSString initWithBytes: data length: byteCount
encoding: NSUTF8Encoding];
// verify success
// remove bytes from mutable receivedData, or set overflow to empty
return newString;
}
// now eat all of the continuation bytes
UInteger backCount=0;
while ( (byteCount > 0) && (lastByte & 0xc0 == 0x80)) {
backCount++;
byteCount--;
lastByte = data[byteCount-1];
}
// at this point, either we have exhausted byteCount or we have the initial character
// if we exhaust the byte count we're probably in an illegal sequence, as we should
// always have the initial character in the receivedData
if (byteCount<1) {
// error!
return nil;
}
// at this point, you can either use just byteCount, or you can compute the
// length of the sequence from the lastByte in order
// to determine if you have exactly the right number of characters to decode UTF-8.
UInteger requiredBytes = 0;
if (lastByte & 0xe0 == 0xc0) { // 110xxxxx
// 2 byte sequence
requiredBytes= 1;
} else if (lastByte & 0xf0 == 0xe0) { // 1110xxxx
// 3 byte sequence
requiredBytes= 2;
} else if (lastByte & 0xf8 == 0xf0) { // 11110xxx
// 4 byte sequence
requiredBytes= 3;
} else if (lastByte & 0xfc == 0xf8) { // 111110xx
// 5 byte sequence
requiredBytes= 4;
} else if (lastByte & 0xfe == 0xfc) { // 1111110x
// 6 byte sequence
requiredBytes= 5;
} else {
// shouldn't happen, illegal UTF8 seq
}
// now we know how many characters we need and we know how many
// (backCount) we have, so either use them, or take the
// introductory character away.
if (requiredBytes==backCount) {
// we have the right number of bytes
byteCount += backCount;
} else {
// we don't have the right number of bytes, so remove the intro character
byteCount -= 1;
}
NSString *newString = [NSString initWithBytes: data length: byteCount
encoding: NSUTF8Encoding];
// verify success
// remove byteCount bytes from mutable receivedData, or set overflow to the
// bytes between byteCount and [receivedData count]
return newString;