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Example: * Text: "strong and emphasized only" * Markups: * Strong: 0..10 * Emphasis: 7..21 First, get all the borders of the markups, including the start (0) and end (text.size) indexes of the text in order: ``` [0, 7, 10, 21, 26] ``` Then attach markups to each range. Note that the ranges are exclusive; they don't include the final number: * 0...7: Strong * 7...10: Strong, Emphasized * 10...21: Emphasized * 21...26: N/A Bundle each range and it's related markups into a value object RangeWithMarkup and return the list. Loop through that list and recursively apply each markup to each segment of text: * Apply a `Strong` markup to the text "strong " * Apply a `Strong` markup to the text "and" * Wrap that in an `Emphasis` markup * Apply an `Emphasis` markup to the text " emphasized" * Leave the text " only" as is --- This has the side effect of breaking up the nodes more than they need to be broken up. For example right now the algorithm creates this HTML: ``` <strong>strong </strong><em><strong>and</strong></em> ``` instead of: ``` <strong>strong <em>and</em></strong> ``` But that's a task for another day. |
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