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/* render a tweet using entities: for example | |
* val e = Entity(10, 21, """<a href="https://twitter.com/search/?q=%23ScalaIntro">#ScalaIntro</a>""") | |
* val entitites = Set(e) | |
* render("I love my #ScalaIntro exercises!", entities) | |
* should result in | |
* """I love my <a href="https://twitter.com/search/?q=%23ScalaIntro">#ScalaIntro</a> exercises!""" | |
* The "start" and "end" fields of an Entity refer to the indices in the | |
* original string to be substituted with the html field; you may assume | |
* that these indices are all non-overlapping. | |
*/ | |
case class Entity(start: Int, end: Int, html: String) | |
// note: the entities are not guaranteed to be in any particular order | |
def render(text: String, entities: Seq[Entity]): CharSequence = { | |
var sb = new StringBuilder(text) | |
val sortedEntities = entities.sortWith((x: Entity, y: Entity) => x.start < y.start) | |
var offset = 0 | |
for (entity <- sortedEntities) { | |
sb.replace(entity.start + offset, entity.end + offset, entity.html) | |
offset += entity.html.length - (entity.end - entity.start) | |
} | |
sb toString | |
} |
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