本次美国作业是一个Java代写编程的assignment
Rich-Text Documents
Rich text documents combine text with formatting information in a way that allows the text in those
documents to use a mixture of fonts, font sizes, font styles (bold, italics, etc), and paragraph styles. Rich
text documents may also contain non-text content such as images. This is contrast to plain text documents
that contain only plain, unformatted text.
Different programs are designed to display a text document correctly depending on the type of formatting
that is contained in the file. The type of a file is usually indicated by the file extension. For example, an
“.html” document contains markup that can be interpreted by your web browser; a “.md” document can be
displayed by a markdown editor; a “.docx” document contains markup that can be interpreted by a word
processor, etc. The list goes on ..
- Many forms of rich text documents have similar types of formatting:
- Basic text refers to the regular text found in the document.
- Bold text refers to text that is emphasized through darkening.
- Italic text refers to text that is emphasized through using a slightly slanted font.
- Hypertext represents hyperlinks that usually include a “url” in addition to the describing text.
- Groups of text are usually organized into paragraphs consisting of one or more text elements.
- Headings are used to represent titles in our text and can usually be created at several levels.
What to do
Package: document
To start this assignment, download this provided document.zip file
(https://northeastern.instructure.com/courses/90371/files/11057091/download?download_frd=1) that contains
several different types of text elements. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the classes in the
document.elements package. Each class, that represents the TextElement interface, represents a different
type of text formatting. Finally the Document class in the document package is used to represent a generic
document.
In this lab, we will be using the visitor design pattern to provide differ add new capabilities to the Document
class.
To do this you need to add a method to the Document class. Start by making the elements of the document
“visitable” by the following method the document elements:
public <R> R accept(DocumentVisitor<R> visitor)
Next, implement each of the following document visitors
1. WordCountVisitor : counts the number of words that are in a document. It should only count the text of
TextElement objects.
2. BasicStringVisitor generates a simple string representation of the document. In a simple string
representation, the text of each element is added one at a time using a space between each element.
Additional information (e.g., the level of a heading) is ignored.
3. HtmlStringVisitor generates an HTML version of the document. In HTML, white space is not important
so each element of the document should be separated by a line return ( “\n” ). In addition, formatting
tags should be added according to basic html syntax
(https://www.arubanetworks.com/techdocs/ClearPass/6.6/Guest/Content/Reference/BasicHTMLSyntax.htm)
4. MarkdownStringVisitor generating a Markdown version of the document. Similar to HTML, white space
less important to the document so each element of the document should be separated by a line return
( “\n” ). In addition, formatting tags should be added according to basic markdown syntax
(https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/) .
Now, you should add two methods to the Document class that use these visitors:
1. countWords that returns the number of words in the document.
2. toText that takes one of these “string visitors” as a parameter. String visitors should accumulate their
result and return it when toString is called on the visitor.
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