REBOL [ File: %rebol-dom.r Date: 02-11-2020 Title: "Dialect Object Model" Emai: %inetw3--dm--gmail--com Purpose: { Use a recodable rebol function to create easy to follow blocks/series as a Dialect Object Model that allow different program languages to work together and viewed as HTML and VID. A parse alternative} ] library: [ level: 'intermediate platform: 'all type: Dialect domain: [html vid css json js array] tested-under: 'windows support: none license: none see-also: %HTML-view.r ] my-dialect: [body: [{background-color="blue" text "white"} ] p: [ { "color":"#0000ff", "bgcolor":"yellow", "width" : "399", "height" : "100", "font-style": "big", } This is an example of an Dialect Oject Model b: [ {color = "Chocolate" bgcolor = "yellow"} that can be written to look like json' html' javascript arrays' css' i: [ {color = "green"} VID' or plain old rebol ] ] if you like. ] {width="399" bgcolor="orange"} b: [ {color: "purple" bgcolor: "orange"} Maybe it would be easier to write i: [ {color: "green"} MakeDoc.r code but the purpose of this rebol DOM is' ] ] p: [ {width "399" height= 200 style={ color: red; bgcolor: brown; border: 2x2;} } b: [ {color="red"} to read or load as many well known dialects of coding styles as possible and write all of it as a single or seperate legible rebol series that's quickly manipulated' transcoded as html' and viewed as a VID. ] ] ] use*=*to-set-values: does [=: func [value][any [value]]] document.: func [request-as][ attempt [ DOM: head DOM if block! != type? data-node [this: copy data-node insert data-node: [] this] if data-node/1 [ data: type? data-node/1 replace/all data-node/1 "=" " " either equal? data tag! [node-element: data-node/1: style: .style: to-block first parent-node: data-node use*=*to-set-values styles: "" ] [node-element: data-node/1: build-tag to-block first parent-node: data-node] ] ] ] return-tag-node: does [=: :equal? if block! != type? data-node [this: copy data-node insert data-node: [] this] if type? block! = node-element: data-node/1 [ replace/all node-element [=] [] node-element: data-node/1: build-tag to-block node-element ] ] .style: [] equal?: := html: window: end-tag: "" data-node: parent-node: node: none .body: .hr: .p: .b: .i: .tr: .ul: .li: .table: .td: .button: .input: .div: .font: .span: 0 node-obj: node-element: node-name: *name: attr-name: attr-value: none check: func [select-this][node-name: select-this any [ if block! = type? select-this [ select-this: first parse/all node-name " "] if string! = type? select-this [select-this: first parse/all node-name " "] if tag! = type? select-this [select-this: first parse/all node-name " "] ] ] strip-chars-from: func [node-name][ foreach char elem-chars: ["{" "}" {"} "(" ")" "/" "." "[" "]" "," ":" ";" "," "=" ] [ replace/all node-name char " " ] ] strip-obj-chars-from: func [node-name][ trim node-name if #"^"" = node-name/1 [remove node-name] foreach [-char +char] obj-chars: [ {" : "} {: "} {":"} {: "} {":} {:} {" "} {" } { " } "" {""} {"} { "} "" { =} {=} {==} {=} ] [ replace/all node-name -char +char ] ] getnodename: func [node-name][count: [] my-dialect: head my-dialect =: :equal? either block! = type? node-name [data-node: :node-name if error? try [ node-element: data-node/1: build-tag data-node/1][ node-element: data-node/1] ][ node-name: to block! strip-chars-from node-name if error? try [count: pick find node-name integer! 1][count: 1] if error? try [nodename: to-word join "." node-name/1 repeat ? count [data-node: first my-dialect: next node: find my-dialect nodename indx: index? data-node] return-tag-node ][print reduce ["node-name:" mold form node-name/1 "not found"] node-element: none ] slf: join node-name/1 count ] ] setnodename: func [old-name new-name][ this-name: check strip-chars-from old-name node-element-name: check node-element same: this-name = node-element-name if false = same [getnodename old-name] if not find node-element new-name [ replace node-element to string! this-name new-name replace data-node to-tag join "/" this-name to-tag join "/" new-name ] ] getattribute: func [attr-name][ attr-name: trim/all form attr-name this-attr: to-block find/any node-element join attr-name "?" either this-attr [print reduce [attr-name attr-value: mold form this-attr/2] ][print reduce ["node-attribute:" mold form attr-name "not found"] ] ] setattribute: func [attr-name new-attr][return-tag-node either attempt [find/any node-element to-string reduce [attr-name "="]] [ replace node-element attr-name new-attr ;get-attributes node-element attempt [set-attributes] ][ either node-element [insert tail node-element reduce [" " new-attr {="null"}] ][ print reduce ["Must get a parent-node with this attribute: " attr-name] ] ] ] setattributevalue: func [attr-name attr-value][return-tag-node either find/any node-element any [to-string reduce [attr-name "="] form attr-name] [ document.(window) any [attempt [.style/:attr-name: = attr-value] attempt [.style/(to-word join "." :attr-name): attr-value]] return-tag-node ;get-attributes node-element attempt [set-attributes] ][ either node-element [insert tail node-element reduce [" " attr-name {="} attr-value {"}] ;get-attributes node-element attempt [set-attributes] ][ print reduce ["Must get a parent-node with this attribute: " attr-name] ] ] ] markup-DOM: func [DSL][DOM: DSL either block! = type? DSL [ get-data: func [data][ find-end-tag: find data get-word! either find-end-tag [ replace data first find-end-tag to-tag mold to-refinement first find-end-tag][insert tail data to-tag join "/" any [*name *node-name] ] repeat in-data data [cnt: 0 if set-word! = type? in-data [*node-name: copy form in-data replace data in-data node-name: to-word join "." *node-name ] if string! = type? in-data [ strip-obj-chars-from in-data insert in-data next reform [node-name " "] child: build-tag to-block in-data ;foreach [a b][" " " ."][replace/all child a b] replace data in-data child ] if block! = type? in-data [ set to-word join *node-name cnt: cnt + 1 in-data get-next in-data ] ] ] get-next: func [in-data][ repeat data in-data [ if set-word! = type? data [*name: copy form data replace in-data data node-name: to-word join "." *name ] if string! = type? data [ strip-obj-chars-from data insert data next reform [node-name " "] child: build-tag to-block data ;foreach [a b][" " " ."][replace/all child a b] replace in-data data child ] if block! = type? data [get-data data set to-word *node-name data] ] find-end-tag: find in-data get-word! either find-end-tag [ replace in-data first find-end-tag to-tag mold to-refinement first find-end-tag ][ insert tail in-data to-tag join "/" any [*node-name *name] clear *node-name ] ] repeat data-node DSL [ if set-word! = type? data-node [*name: copy form data-node replace DSL data-node node-name: to-word join "." *name ] if string! = type? data-node [ strip-obj-chars-from data-node insert data-node next reform [*name " "] child: build-tag to-block data-node ;foreach [a b][" " " ."][replace/all child a b] replace DSL data-node child ] if block! = type? data-node [ get-data data-node this: to-word rejoin [name: join '. *name num: set to-word :name to-integer first reduce [1 + do :name]] getnodename to-block reduce [*name num] =: :equal? set this data-node ] if get-word! = type? data-node [ replace DSL data-node to-tag mold to-refinement *name] ] ][ alert "Need a Dialect Object Model as type! block" ] ] return-html-dsl: does [ html: copy form any [find head my-dialect "<body" head my-dialect] replace/all replace/all html "<." "<" "' " ", " replace/all replace/all html "{" "<" "}" ">" foreach n-name [ "[" "]" ".body " ".hr " ".p " ".b " ".i " ".? " ".tr " ".table " ".td " ".button " ".input " ".div " ".ul " ".li " ".font " ".span " ".img " ".a " ".strong " " ." ][replace/all html n-name " " ] append replace/all html </body> "" </body> html: any [find html "<body" html] ] ************************************************************************************************** An example of how to use the DOM functions follows. The syntax hopefully should be easy to follow being that it resembles how you would use javascript with the HTML,XML DOM. It's just a little bit different, why not just make it the same? Were not scripting against a DOM, (a Documents Object Modle) but a DOM, (a Dialect Object Modle) because you may not actually know the syntax of the loaded document or data before it's transcode to a DOM from a DSL. Plus Rebol wont let you too far off the hook in writing code any way you like. Some *op Words and code/data has set types that follow a strict syntax. I think the best way around this is to load as type? string!, reformat and parse as type? block!. Maybe..... These DOM functions should work very close to the HTML DOM functions: getElementsByTagName .getAttribute .setAttribute ....... <start:rant="on" placed="strategically" skip="yes:no;">you don't have to readthis</rant>........................ HTML,XML DOM is built as a tree structure from a document. In order to get or set something you must search the entire tree with each call to a tag. Before returning a single tag it must first build a nodelist of all alike tags before a method (function call) can be used. You actually need a browser, editor or IDE, and code experience with , javascript, html, css, HTML DOM, XML DOM, HTML5, and to move or share across networks, XSL, XSLT, Xpath, XQuery, Ajax, a server, and server-side/backend with access to client-side frontends, security, and administration. WWWOOOOOWWW!. Rebol parse along with block searching is simpler, faster, easier to code, send, or recieve and uses less memory. The Rebol choir membors know how to do all that need-to-know in one language, Rebol!, WWWOOOOWWW!.... The Rebol upjump (advantage) is a serious downfall. To spend the time using others stuff (bloatware) is a big time waister wich leaves Rebol all but alone, by itself and unused cause that bloatware in its domain can do it better when it's supported by more of the standard bloatware stuff. But have you seen how many disparate languages you need to use in a Web full stack process. To get people to use Rebol it has to have modules, FFI, execute C code, plug-ins, GPU'ed, data-based, IOS-Android and media/browser access, embedable, AI, CLOUD-able, all wrapped up with a pretty open source bow. Please. Thats why i believe RED is the right direction for Rebol. But the wrong direction. Because people only want stuff. Either that suff has to do more stuff or be a part of the best known stuff to make them feel better or a part of the best stuff going on at that moment. So i give in. I want Rebol to catch on, not catch up. The Rebol-DOM is a way to load every body's stuff in, parse that stuff up, change stuff, and send that stuff back out and let that other bloatware stuff deal with it. Rebol don't need no stuff. It needs to progressively replace it by hiding the Rebol language and acting like a cloud Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) open source messenger through the internet. Nothing needs to change. This is what Rebol is and does already. Rebol just needs this kind of App to materialize and offer itself up on a subscription base. ....... <start:rant="off" skip="yes:no;">did you read that. jeeze</rant>........................................................ ************************************************************************************************** markup-DOM my-dialect getnodename {"b"[1]}getattribute "color" node-element document.(getnodename{("p")[2]}).style/width: = "block-build"setattributevalue('height)"1000" node-element getattribute "height" setnodename {b[1]} "listview" node-element document.(getnodename{("p")[1]}).style/font-style: = "block-build" setattribute('font-style)"whithouse" setattributevalue('boogies)"green-color" data-node: do to-path [DOM .p .b .i] document.(data-node).style/color: = "purple" setattribute('i-style) "silly" data-node probe return-html-dsl