// `Words` topical primitive — UAX #29 word segmentation over UTF-8.
//
// Mirrors `Graphemes` in shape: public string-level entries validate
// UTF-8 first; package-private workhorses skip validation and are
// called by `Text` against its already-validated buffer.
primitive Words
fun count(s: String box): (USize | InvalidUtf8) =>
"""
Number of UAX #29 word segments in `s`. A "word segment" here is
any boundary-delimited run — letters, numerics, and punctuation
all count, since UAX #29 defines boundaries rather than
"wordness". Use the test `Words.iter` and filter to letters/
numerics yourself if you want only words-as-text.
"""
match Bytes.first_bad_utf8_offset(s)
| AllValid => _count(s)
| let off: USize => InvalidUtf8(off)
end
fun ranges(s: String box)
: (Iterator[(USize, USize)] | InvalidUtf8)
=>
"""
Iterator over byte ranges `[start, end_exclusive)` of each word
segment. Zero per-yield allocation.
"""
match Bytes.first_bad_utf8_offset(s)
| AllValid => _ranges(s)
| let off: USize => InvalidUtf8(off)
end
fun iter(s: String val)
: (Iterator[String val] | InvalidUtf8)
=>
"""
Iterator yielding each word segment as a `String val` slice
(zero byte-copy). Takes `String val` because the yielded slices
share the same val buffer.
"""
match Bytes.first_bad_utf8_offset(s)
| AllValid => _iter(s)
| let off: USize => InvalidUtf8(off)
end
// ============================================================
// Workhorses (assume valid UTF-8)
// ============================================================
fun _count(utf8: String box): USize =>
let cursor = _WordBreakCursor(utf8)
var n: USize = 0
var done: Bool = false
while not done do
match cursor.next_range()
| (_, _) => n = n + 1
| None => done = true
end
end
n
fun _ranges(utf8: String box): Iterator[(USize, USize)] =>
_WordRangeIterator(utf8)
fun _iter(utf8: String val): Iterator[String val] =>
_WordSliceIterator(utf8)