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# /=====================================================================\ #
# | LaTeXML::Core::KeyVal | #
# | Key-Value Definitions in LaTeXML | #
# |=====================================================================| #
# | Thanks to Tom Wiesing <tom.wiesing@gmail.com> | #
# | Part of LaTeXML: | #
# | Public domain software, produced as part of work done by the | #
# | United States Government & not subject to copyright in the US. | #
# |---------------------------------------------------------------------| #
# | Bruce Miller <bruce.miller@nist.gov> #_# | #
# | http://dlmf.nist.gov/LaTeXML/ (o o) | #
# \=========================================================ooo==U==ooo=/ #
package LaTeXML::Core::KeyVal;
use strict;
use warnings;
use LaTeXML::Global;
use LaTeXML::Common::Object;
use LaTeXML::Common::Error;
use LaTeXML::Core::Token;
use LaTeXML::Core::Tokens;
use base qw(LaTeXML::Common::Object);
our @EXPORT = (
qw(&DefKeyVal &DisableKeyVal &HasKeyVal),
# Semi-internals
qw(&keyval_qname &keyval_get));
#======================================================================
# Exposed Methods
#======================================================================
# Defines a new key-value pair
sub DefKeyVal {
my ($keyset, $key, $type, $default, %options) = @_;
# extract the prefix
my $prefix = $options{prefix} || 'KV';
delete $options{prefix};
define($prefix, $keyset, $key, $type, $default, %options);
return; }
# check if a key-value pair is defined
sub HasKeyVal {
my ($prefix, $keyset, $key) = @_;
my $qname = keyval_qname($prefix, $keyset, $key);
return $STATE->lookupValue('KEYVAL@defined@' . $qname)
|| (defined $STATE->lookupMeaning(T_CS('\\' . $qname))); }
# disable a given key-val
sub DisableKeyVal {
my ($prefix, $keyset, $key) = @_;
my $qname = keyval_qname($prefix, $keyset, $key);
keyval_set($qname, 'disabled', 1);
# disable the key
defineOrdinary($qname, sub {
LaTeXML::Package::Tokenize("\\PackageWarning{keyval}{`" . $key . "' has been disabled. }");
});
return; }
# useful (only) for LaTeXML::Core::KeyVals
sub keyval_qname {
my ($prefix, $keyset, $key) = @_;
return ($prefix || 'KV') . '@' . $keyset . '@' . $key; }
sub keyval_get {
my ($qname, $prop) = @_;
return $STATE->lookupValue('KEYVAL@' . $prop . '@' . $qname); }
sub keyval_set {
my ($qname, $prop, $value) = @_;
return $STATE->assignValue('KEYVAL@' . $prop . '@' . $qname, $value); }
#======================================================================
# Key Definition
#======================================================================
# (re-)define this key
sub define {
my ($prefix, $keyset, $key, $type, $default, %options) = @_;
my $qname = keyval_qname($prefix, $keyset, $key);
# define that the key exists and is not disabled
keyval_set($qname, exists => 1);
keyval_set($qname, disabled => 0);
# set the type
my $paramlist = LaTeXML::Package::parseParameters($type || "{}",
"KeyVal $key in set $keyset with prefix $prefix");
if (scalar(@$paramlist) != 1) {
Warn('unexpected', 'keyval', $key,
"Too many parameters in keyval $key (in set $keyset with prefix $prefix)"
. "taking only first", $paramlist); }
keyval_set($qname, type => $$paramlist[0]);
# set the default
# Question: Why was $default converted ToString ???
if (defined $default) {
my @tdefault = LaTeXML::Package::Tokenize($default);
keyval_set($qname, default => Tokens(@tdefault));
LaTeXML::Package::DefMacroI('\\' . $qname . '@default', undef,
Tokens(T_CS('\\' . $qname), T_BEGIN, @tdefault, T_END)); }
# figure out the kind of key-val parameter we are defining
my $kind = $options{kind} || 'ordinary';
if ($kind eq 'ordinary') {
defineOrdinary($qname, $options{code}); }
elsif ($kind eq 'command') {
my $macroname = ($options{macroprefix} ? $options{macroprefix} . $key : "cmd" . $qname);
defineCommand($qname, $options{code}, $macroname); }
elsif ($kind eq 'choice') {
defineChoice($qname, $options{code}, $options{mismatch},
$options{choices}, ($options{normalize} || 0), $options{bin}); }
elsif ($kind eq 'boolean') {
my $macroname = ($options{macroprefix} ? $options{macroprefix} . $key : $qname);
defineBoolean($qname, $options{code}, $options{mismatch}, $macroname); }
else {
Warn('unknown', undef, "Unknown KeyVals kind $kind",
"should be one of 'ordinary', 'command', 'choice', 'boolean'. "); }
return; }
sub defineOrdinary {
my ($qname, $code) = @_;
LaTeXML::Package::DefMacroI('\\' . $qname, '{}', (defined($code) ? $code : ''));
return; }
sub defineCommand {
my ($qname, $code, $macroname) = @_;
LaTeXML::Package::DefMacroI('\\' . $qname, '{}', sub {
my ($gullet, $value) = @_;
my $orig = '\\ltxml@orig@' . $qname;
LaTeXML::Package::DefMacroI($orig, '{}', $code);
Tokens(T_CS("\\def"), T_CS('\\' . $macroname), T_BEGIN, $value, T_END,
T_CS($orig), T_BEGIN, T_PARAM, $value, T_END); # $value !?!??! Is it a number 1--9 ???
});
return; }
sub defineChoice {
my ($qname, $code, $mismatch, $choices, $normalize, $bin) = @_;
my $norm = ($normalize ? sub { lc $_[0]; } : sub { $_[0]; });
my ($varmacro, $idxmacro) = defined($bin) ? $bin->unlist : (undef, undef);
LaTeXML::Package::DefMacroI('\\' . $qname, '{}', sub {
my ($gullet, $value) = @_;
# Store the normalized value (if applicable)
my $nvalue = &$norm(ToString($value));
LaTeXML::Package::DefMacro($varmacro, sub { Explode($nvalue); }) if defined($varmacro);
# iterate over the possible choices and store them
my $ochoice;
my $index = 0;
my $valid = 0;
foreach my $choice (@{$choices}) {
if (&$norm(ToString($choice)) eq $nvalue) {
$ochoice = $choice;
$valid = 1;
LaTeXML::Package::DefMacro($idxmacro, Explode(ToString($index))) if defined($idxmacro); }
$index += 1; }
# find a name for the original macro to store in
my @tokens = ();
my $orig = '\\ltxml@orig@' . $qname;
# if we have chosen a valid index, run $code
if ($valid) {
if (defined($code)) {
LaTeXML::Package::DefMacroI($orig, '{}', $code);
push(@tokens, T_CS($orig), T_BEGIN, $value, T_END); } }
# else run $mismatch
elsif (defined($mismatch)) {
LaTeXML::Package::DefMacroI($orig, '{}', $mismatch);
push(@tokens, T_CS($orig), T_BEGIN, $value, T_END); }
@tokens; });
return; }
sub defineBoolean {
my ($qname, $code, $mismatch, $macroname) = @_;
LaTeXML::Package::DefConditional(T_CS("\\if$macroname")); # We might need to $scope here
defineChoice($qname, sub {
my ($gullet, $value) = @_;
# set the value to true (if needed)
my @tokens = ();
push(@tokens, T_CS('\\' . $macroname . (((lc ToString($value)) eq 'true') ? 'true' : 'false')));
# Store and invoke the original macro if needed
if ($code) {
my $orig = '\\ltxml@@rig@' . $qname;
LaTeXML::Package::DefMacroI($orig, '{}', $code);
push(@tokens, T_CS($orig), T_BEGIN, $value, T_END); }
@tokens; },
$mismatch, [("true", "false")], 1);
return; }
#======================================================================
1;
__END__
=pod
=head1 NAME
C<LaTeXML::Core::KeyVal> - Key-Value Definitions in LaTeXML
=head1 DESCRIPTION
Provides an interface to define and access KeyVal definition.
Used in conjunction with C<LaTeXML::Core::KeyVals> to fully implement KeyVal
pairs. It extends L<LaTeXML::Common::Object>.
=head2 Exposed Methods
=over 4
=item C<DefKeyVal(I<keyset>, I<key>, I<type>, I<default>, I<%options>); >
Defines a new KeyVal Parameter in the given I<keyset>, I<key> and with optional
prefix I<option{prefix}>. For descriptions of further parameters, see I<LaTeXML::Core::KeyVal::define>.
=item C<HasKeyVal(I<prefix>, I<keyset>, I<key>); >
Checks if the given KeyVal pair exists.
=item C<DisableKeyVal(I<prefix>, I<keyset>, I<key>); >
Disables the given KeyVal so that it can not be used.
=back
=head2 Constructors
=over 4
=item C<<LaTeXML::Core::KeyVal->new(I<preset>, I<keyset>, I<key>); >>
Creates a new I<KeyVal> object. This serves as a simple reference to the given
KeyVal object, regardless of its existence or not.
=back
=head2 KeyVal Key Definition
=over 4
=item C<< $keyval->define($type, $default, %options); >>
(Re-)defines this Key of kind 'kind'.
Defines a keyword I<key> used in keyval arguments for the set I<keyset> and,
and if the option I<code> is given, defines appropriate macros
when used with the I<keyval> package (or extensions thereof).
If I<type> is given, it defines the type of value that must be supplied,
such as C<'Dimension'>. If I<default> is given, that value will be used
when I<key> is used without an equals and explicit value in a keyvals argument.
A I<scope> option can be given, which can be used to defined the key-value pair
globally instead of in the current scope.
Several more I<option>s can be given. These implement the behaviour of the
xkeyval package.
The I<prefix> parameter can be used to configure a custom prefix for
the macros to be defined. The I<kind> parameter can be used to configure special types of xkeyval
pairs.
The 'ordinary' kind behaves like a normal keyval parameter.
The 'command' kind defines a command key, that when run stores the value of the
key in a special macro, which can be further specefied by the I<macroprefix>
option.
The 'choice' kind defines a choice key, which takes additional options
I<choices> (to specify which choices are valid values), I<mismatch> (to be run
if an invalid choice is made) and I<bin> (see xkeyval documentation for
details).
The 'boolean' kind defines a special choice key that takes possible values true and
false, and defines a new Conditional according to the assumed value. The name of
this conditional can be specified with the I<macroprefix> option.
The kind parameter only takes effect when I<code> is given, otherwise only
meta-data is stored.
=item C<< $keyval->defineOrdinary($code); >>
Helper function to define $STATE necessary for an ordinary key.
=item C<< $keyval->defineCommand($code, $macroprefix); >>
Helper function to define $STATE necessary for a command key.
=item C<< $keyval->defineChoice($code, $mismatch, $choices, $normalize, $bin); >>
Helper function to define $STATE necessary for an choice key.
=item C<< $keyval->defineBoolean($code, $mismatch, $macroprefix); >>
Helper function to define $STATE necessary for a boolean key.
=back
=head1 AUTHOR
Tom Wiesing <tom.wiesing@gmail.com>
=head1 COPYRIGHT
Public domain software, produced as part of work done by the
United States Government & not subject to copyright in the US.
=cut
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