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1 ;;; -*- Mode: LISP; Syntax: COMMON-LISP; Package: CHUNGA; Base: 10 -*-
2 ;;; $Header: /usr/local/cvsrep/chunga/known-words.lisp,v 1.3 2008/05/29 22:21:09 edi Exp $
3
4 ;;; Copyright (c) 2006-2008, Dr. Edmund Weitz.  All rights reserved.
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29
30 (in-package :chunga)
31
32 (eval-when (:compile-toplevel :load-toplevel :execute)
33   (define-constant +known-words+
34     '(;; headers including WebDAV and some de facto standard headers
35       "Accept"
36       "Accept-Charset"
37       "Accept-Encoding"
38       "Accept-Language"
39       "Accept-Ranges"
40       "Age"
41       "Allow"
42       "Authorization"
43       "Cache-Control"
44       "Connection"
45       "Content-Encoding"
46       "Content-Language"
47       "Content-Length"
48       "Content-Location"
49       "Content-MD5"
50       "Content-Range"
51       "Content-Type"
52       "DAV"
53       "Date"
54       "Depth"
55       "Destination"
56       "ETag"
57       "Expect"
58       "Expires"
59       "From"
60       "Host"
61       "If"
62       "If-Match"
63       "If-Modified-Since"
64       "If-None-Match"
65       "If-Range"
66       "If-Unmodified-Since"
67       "Last-Modified"
68       "Location"
69       "Lock-Token"
70       "Max-Forwards"
71       "Overwrite"
72       "Pragma"
73       "Proxy-Authenticate"
74       "Proxy-Authorization"
75       "Range"
76       "Referer"
77       "Retry-After"
78       "Server"
79       "TE"
80       "TimeOut"
81       "Trailer"
82       "Transfer-Encoding"
83       "Upgrade"
84       "User-Agent"
85       "Vary"
86       "Via"
87       "WWW-Authenticate"
88       "Warning"
89       ;; methods including WebDAV
90       "CONNECT"
91       "COPY"
92       "DELETE"
93       "GET"
94       "HEAD"
95       "LOCK"
96       "MKCOL"
97       "MOVE"
98       "OPTIONS"
99       "POST"
100       "PROPFIND"
101       "PROPPATCH"
102       "PUT"
103       "TRACE"
104       "UNLOCK"
105       ;; protocols
106       "HTTP/1.1"
107       "HTTP/1.0"
108       ;; only a few and only the "preferred MIME names" - see
109       ;; <http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets> for a
110       ;; complete list
111       "US-ASCII"
112       "ISO-8859-1"
113       "UTF-8"
114       "UTF-16"
115       "UTF-32BE"
116       "UTF-32LE")
117     "A list of words \(headers, methods, protocols, character sets)
118 that are typically seen in HTTP communication.  Mostly from RFC 2616,
119 but includes WebDAV stuff and other things as well."))
120
121 (define-constant +string-to-keyword-hash+
122   (let ((hash (make-hash-table :test 'equal :size (length +known-words+))))
123     (loop for word in +known-words+
124           do (setf (gethash word hash) (make-keyword word nil)))
125     hash)
126   "A hash table which case-insensitively maps the strings from
127 +KNOWN-WORDS+ to keywords.")
128
129 (define-constant +keyword-to-string-hash+
130   (let ((hash (make-hash-table :test 'eq :size (length +known-words+))))
131     (loop for word in +known-words+
132           do (setf (gethash (make-keyword word nil) hash)
133                    (string-capitalize word)))
134     hash)
135   "A hash table which maps keywords derived from +KNOWN-WORDS+ to
136 capitalized strings.")
137
138 (defun as-keyword (string &key (destructivep t))
139   "Converts the string STRING to a keyword where all characters are
140 uppercase or lowercase, taking into account the current readtable
141 case.  Might destructively modify STRING if DESTRUCTIVEP is true which
142 is the default.  \"Knows\" several HTTP header names and methods and
143 is optimized to not call INTERN for these."
144   (or (gethash string +string-to-keyword-hash+)
145       (make-keyword string destructivep)))
146
147 (defun as-capitalized-string (keyword)
148   "Kind of the inverse of AS-KEYWORD.  Has essentially the same effect
149 as STRING-CAPITALIZE but is optimized for \"known\" keywords like
150 :CONTENT-LENGTH or :GET."
151   (or (gethash keyword +keyword-to-string-hash+)
152       (string-capitalize keyword)))
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