sile 0.15.8

Simon’s Improved Layout Engine
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-- Represents a stack of stack frame objects,
-- which describe the call-stack stack of the currently processed document.
-- Stack frames are stored contiguously, treating this object as an array.
-- Most recent and relevant stack frames are in higher indices, up to #traceStack.
-- Do not manipulate the stack directly, use provided push<Type> and pop methods.
-- There are different types of stack frames, see pushFrame for more details.
local traceStack = pl.class({
   -- Stores the frame which was last popped. Reset after a push.
   -- Helps to further specify current location in the processed document.
   afterFrame = nil,
})

traceStack.defaultFrame = pl.class({

   location = function (self, relative)
      local str = ""
      if self.file and not relative then
         str = str .. self.file .. ":"
      end
      if self.lno then
         str = str .. self.lno .. ":"
         if self.col then
            str = str .. self.col .. ":"
         end
      end
      str = str .. (str:len() > 0 and " " or "") .. "in "
      str = str .. tostring(self)
      return str
   end,

   __tostring = function (self)
      self.file = nil
      self.lno = nil
      self.col = nil
      return #self > 0 and tostring(self) or ""
   end,
})

traceStack.documentFrame = pl.class(traceStack.defaultFrame)

local function oneline (str)
   return str:gsub("\n", "")
      :gsub("\r", "")
      :gsub("\f", "")
      :gsub("\a", "")
      :gsub("\b", "")
      :gsub("\t", "")
      :gsub("\v", "")
end

function traceStack.documentFrame:_init (file, snippet)
   self.command = "document"
   self.file = file
   self.snippet = snippet
end

function traceStack.documentFrame:__tostring ()
   return "<snippet>:\n\t\t[[" .. oneline(self.snippet) .. "]]"
end

traceStack.commandFrame = pl.class(traceStack.defaultFrame)

function traceStack.commandFrame:_init (command, content, options)
   self.command = command
   self.file = content.file or SILE.currentlyProcessingFile
   self.lno = content.lno
   self.col = content.col
   self.options = options or {}
end

function traceStack.commandFrame:__tostring ()
   local opts = pl.tablex.size(self.options) == 0 and ""
      or pl.pretty.write(self.options, ""):gsub("^{", "["):gsub("}$", "]")
   return "\\" .. tostring(self.command) .. opts
end

traceStack.contentFrame = pl.class(traceStack.commandFrame)

function traceStack.contentFrame:_init (command, content)
   self:super(command, content, content.options)
end

traceStack.textFrame = pl.class(traceStack.defaultFrame)

function traceStack.textFrame:_init (text)
   self.text = text
end

function traceStack.textFrame:__tostring ()
   if self.text:len() > 20 then
      self.text = luautf8.sub(self.text, 1, 18) .. ""
   end
   self.text = oneline(self.text)
   return '"' .. self.text .. '"'
end

local function formatTraceLine (string)
   local prefix = "\t"
   return prefix .. string .. "\n"
end

-- Push a document processing run (input method) onto the stack
function traceStack:pushDocument (file, doc)
   if type(doc) == "table" then
      doc = tostring(doc)
   end
   local snippet = doc:sub(1, 100)
   local frame = traceStack.documentFrame(file, snippet)
   return self:pushFrame(frame)
end

-- Push a command frame on to the stack to record the execution trace for debugging.
-- Carries information about the command call, not the command itself.
-- Must be popped with `pop(returnOfPush)`.
function traceStack:pushCommand (command, content, options)
   if not command then
      SU.warn("Command should be specified for SILE.traceStack:pushCommand", true)
   end
   if type(content) == "function" then
      content = {}
   end
   local frame = traceStack.commandFrame(command, content, options)
   return self:pushFrame(frame)
end

-- Push a command frame on to the stack to record the execution trace for debugging.
-- Command arguments are inferred from AST content, any item may be overridden.
-- Must be popped with `pop(returnOfPush)`.
function traceStack:pushContent (content, command)
   if type(content) ~= "table" then
      SU.warn("Content parameter of SILE.traceStack:pushContent must be a table", true)
   end
   command = command or content.command
   if not command then
      SU.warn("Command should be specified or inferable for SILE.traceStack:pushContent", true)
   end
   local frame = traceStack.contentFrame(command, content)
   return self:pushFrame(frame)
end

-- Push a text that is going to get typeset on to the stack to record the execution trace for debugging.
-- Must be popped with `pop(returnOfPush)`.
function traceStack:pushText (text)
   local frame = traceStack.textFrame(text)
   return self:pushFrame(frame)
end

-- Internal: Push-pop balance checking ID
local lastPushId = 0

-- Push complete frame onto the stack.
-- Frame is a table with following optional fields:
-- .file = string - name of the file from which this originates
-- .lno = number - line in the file
-- .col = number - column on the line
-- .toStringHelper = function() that serializes extended information about the frame BESIDES location
function traceStack:pushFrame (frame)
   SU.debug("traceStack", function ()
      return string.rep(".", #self) .. "PUSH(" .. frame:location() .. ")"
   end)
   self[#self + 1] = frame
   self.afterFrame = nil
   lastPushId = lastPushId + 1
   frame._pushId = lastPushId
   return lastPushId
end

-- Pop previously pushed command from the stack.
-- Return value of `push` function must be provided as argument to check for balanced usage.
function traceStack:pop (pushId)
   if type(pushId) ~= "number" then
      SU.error("SILE.traceStack:pop's argument must be the result value of the corresponding push", true)
   end
   -- First verify that push/pop is balanced
   local popped = self[#self]
   if popped._pushId ~= pushId then
      local message = "Unbalanced content push/pop"
      if SILE.traceback or SU.debugging("traceStack") then
         message = message .. ". Expected " .. popped.pushId .. " - (" .. popped:location() .. "), got " .. pushId
      end
      SU.warn(message, true)
   else
      -- Correctly balanced: pop the frame
      self.afterFrame = popped
      self[#self] = nil
      SU.debug("traceStack", function ()
         return string.rep(".", #self) .. "POP(" .. popped:location() .. ")"
      end)
   end
end

-- Returns single line string with location of top most trace frame
function traceStack:locationHead ()
   local afterFrame = self.afterFrame
   local top = self[#self]
   if not top then
      -- Stack is empty, there is not much we can do
      return formatTraceLine(
         afterFrame and "after " .. afterFrame:location() or SILE.currentlyProcessingFile or "<nowhere>"
      )
   end
   local trace = top:location()
   local locationFrame = top
   -- Not all stack traces have to carry location information.
   -- If the first stack trace does not carry it, find a frame which does.
   -- Then append it, because its information may be useful.
   if not locationFrame.lno then
      for i = #self - 1, 1, -1 do
         if self[i].lno then
            locationFrame = self[i]
            trace = trace .. " near " .. locationFrame:location(locationFrame.file == top.file)
            break
         end
      end
   end
   -- Print after, if it is in a relevant file
   if afterFrame and (not locationFrame or afterFrame.file == locationFrame.file) then
      trace = trace .. " after " .. afterFrame:location(true)
   end
   return trace
end

-- Returns multiline trace string with locations of each frame up to maxdepth
function traceStack:locationTrace (maxdepth)
   local depth = maxdepth or #self
   local trace = formatTraceLine(self:locationHead())
   depth = depth - 1
   if depth > 1 then
      repeat
         trace = trace .. formatTraceLine(self[depth]:location())
         depth = depth - 1
      until depth == 1 -- stop at 1 (document) as not useful in trace
   end
   return trace
end

return traceStack