/var/runtime/node_modules/@aws-sdk/node_modules/@nodable/entities/src
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// entityTries.js// Builds integer-keyed tries so the decoder never allocates a string object// during lookup — every key is a plain charCode number.//// trie1: Map<code0, entity>// trie2: Map<code0, Map<code1, entity>>// trie3: Map<code0, Map<code1, Map<code2, entity>>> import { ALL_ENTITIES } from './entities.js'; // Reverse map: character sequence → "&name;"const CHAR_TO_ENTITY = new Map();for (const [name, chars] of Object.entries(ALL_ENTITIES)) { CHAR_TO_ENTITY.set(chars, `&${name};`);} export const trie1 = new Map(); // code0 → entity stringexport const trie2 = new Map(); // code0 → Map → entity stringexport const trie3 = new Map(); // code0 → Map → Map → entity string for (const [chars, entity] of CHAR_TO_ENTITY) { const len = chars.length; if (len === 1) { const c0 = chars.charCodeAt(0); // Keep shortest match only if no longer match already claimed this code // (longer matches are inserted in the same pass so we just overwrite — // trie1 is only consulted after trie2/trie3 both miss, so no conflict) trie1.set(c0, entity); } else if (len === 2) { const c0 = chars.charCodeAt(0); const c1 = chars.charCodeAt(1); let inner = trie2.get(c0); if (inner === undefined) { inner = new Map(); trie2.set(c0, inner); } inner.set(c1, entity); } else if (len === 3) { const c0 = chars.charCodeAt(0); const c1 = chars.charCodeAt(1); const c2 = chars.charCodeAt(2); let mid = trie3.get(c0); if (mid === undefined) { mid = new Map(); trie3.set(c0, mid); } let inner = mid.get(c1); if (inner === undefined) { inner = new Map(); mid.set(c1, inner); } inner.set(c2, entity); } // HTML5 has no named entity whose character sequence is longer than 3 chars}