static public List<String> getProtocols(String url) {
    """
	Return the set of leading protocols for a url; may be more than one.
	Watch out for Windows paths starting with a drive letter => protocol
	names must all have a length > 1.
	Watch out for '::'
	Each captured protocol is saved without trailing ':'
	Assume: the protocols MUST be terminated by the occurrence of '/'.
	
	@param url the url whose protocols to return
	@return list of leading protocols without the trailing :
    """
    List<String> allprotocols = new ArrayList<>(); // all leading protocols upto path or host

    // Note, we cannot use split because of the context sensitivity
    // This code is quite ugly because of all the confounding cases
    // (e.g. windows path, embedded colons, etc.).
    // Specifically, the 'file:' protocol is a problem because
    // it has no many non-standard forms such as file:x/y file://x/y file:///x/y.
    StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder(url);
    // If there are any leading protocols, then they must stop at the first '/'.
    int slashpos = buf.indexOf("/");
    // Check special case of file:<path> with no slashes after file:
    if (url.startsWith("file:") && "/\\".indexOf(url.charAt(5)) < 0) {
      allprotocols.add("file");
    } else if (slashpos >= 0) {
      // Remove everything after the first slash
      buf.delete(slashpos + 1, buf.length());
      for (; ; ) {
        int index = buf.indexOf(":");
        if (index < 0) break; // no more protocols
        // Validate protocol
        if (!validateprotocol(url, 0, index))
          break;
        String protocol = buf.substring(0, index);  // not including trailing ':'
        allprotocols.add(protocol);
        buf.delete(0, index + 1); // remove the leading protocol
      }
    }
    return allprotocols;
  }
static public List<String> getProtocols(String url) {
    List<String> allprotocols = new ArrayList<>(); // all leading protocols upto path or host

    // Note, we cannot use split because of the context sensitivity
    // This code is quite ugly because of all the confounding cases
    // (e.g. windows path, embedded colons, etc.).
    // Specifically, the 'file:' protocol is a problem because
    // it has no many non-standard forms such as file:x/y file://x/y file:///x/y.
    StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder(url);
    // If there are any leading protocols, then they must stop at the first '/'.
    int slashpos = buf.indexOf("/");
    // Check special case of file:<path> with no slashes after file:
    if (url.startsWith("file:") && "/\\".indexOf(url.charAt(5)) < 0) {
      allprotocols.add("file");
    } else if (slashpos >= 0) {
      // Remove everything after the first slash
      buf.delete(slashpos + 1, buf.length());
      for (; ; ) {
        int index = buf.indexOf(":");
        if (index < 0) break; // no more protocols
        // Validate protocol
        if (!validateprotocol(url, 0, index))
          break;
        String protocol = buf.substring(0, index);  // not including trailing ':'
        allprotocols.add(protocol);
        buf.delete(0, index + 1); // remove the leading protocol
      }
    }
    return allprotocols;
  }
static public List < String > getProtocols ( String url ) { List < String > allprotocols = new ArrayList <> ( ) ; // all leading protocols upto path or host // Note, we cannot use split because of the context sensitivity // This code is quite ugly because of all the confounding cases // (e.g. windows path, embedded colons, etc.). // Specifically, the 'file:' protocol is a problem because // it has no many non-standard forms such as file:x/y file://x/y file:///x/y. StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder ( url ) ; // If there are any leading protocols, then they must stop at the first '/'. int slashpos = buf . indexOf ( "/" ) ; // Check special case of file:<path> with no slashes after file: if ( url . startsWith ( "file:" ) && "/\\" . indexOf ( url . charAt ( 5 ) ) < 0 ) { allprotocols . add ( "file" ) ; } else if ( slashpos >= 0 ) { // Remove everything after the first slash buf . delete ( slashpos + 1 , buf . length ( ) ) ; for ( ; ; ) { int index = buf . indexOf ( ":" ) ; if ( index < 0 ) break ; // no more protocols // Validate protocol if ( ! validateprotocol ( url , 0 , index ) ) break ; String protocol = buf . substring ( 0 , index ) ; // not including trailing ':' allprotocols . add ( protocol ) ; buf . delete ( 0 , index + 1 ) ; // remove the leading protocol } } return allprotocols ; }
Return the set of leading protocols for a url; may be more than one.
Watch out for Windows paths starting with a drive letter => protocol
names must all have a length > 1.
Watch out for '::'
Each captured protocol is saved without trailing ':'
Assume: the protocols MUST be terminated by the occurrence of '/'.

@param url the url whose protocols to return
@return list of leading protocols without the trailing :
Return the set of leading protocols for a url ; may be more than one . Watch out for Windows paths starting with a drive letter = > protocol names must all have a length > 1 . Watch out for :: Each captured protocol is saved without trailing : Assume : the protocols MUST be terminated by the occurrence of / .