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---
-- Lua functions for pandoc scripts.
--
-- @author Albert Krewinkel
-- @copyright © 2017–2019 Albert Krewinkel
-- @license MIT
local M = {}

-- Re-export bundled modules
M.List = require 'pandoc.List'
M.mediabag = require 'pandoc.mediabag'
M.system = require 'pandoc.system'
M.types = require 'pandoc.types'
M.utils = require 'pandoc.utils'
M.text = require 'text'

-- Local names for modules which this module depends on.
local List = M.List
local utils = M.utils


------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Accessor objects
--
-- Create metatables which allow to access numerical indices via accessor
-- methods.
-- @section
-- @local

--- Create a new indexing function.
-- @param template function template
-- @param indices list of indices, starting with the most deeply nested
-- @return newly created function
-- @local
function make_indexing_function(template, ...)
  local indices = {...}
  local loadstring = loadstring or load
  local bracketed = {}
  for i = 1, #indices do
    local idx = indices[#indices - i + 1]
    bracketed[i] = type(idx) == 'number'
      and string.format('[%d]', idx)
      or string.format('.%s', idx)
  end
  local fnstr = string.format('return ' .. template, table.concat(bracketed))
  return assert(loadstring(fnstr))()
end

--- Create accessor functions using a function template.
-- @param fn_template function template in which '%s' is replacd with indices
-- @param accessors list of accessors
-- @return mapping from accessor names to accessor functions
-- @local
local function create_accessor_functions (fn_template, accessors)
  local res = {}
  function add_accessors(acc, ...)
    if type(acc) == 'string' then
      res[acc] = make_indexing_function(fn_template, ...)
    elseif type(acc) == 'table' and #acc == 0 and next(acc) then
      -- Named substructure: the given names are accessed via the substructure,
      -- but the accessors are also added to the result table, enabling direct
      -- access from the parent element. Mainly used for `attr`.
      local name, substructure = next(acc)
      res[name] = make_indexing_function(fn_template, ...)
      for _, subname in ipairs(substructure) do
        res[subname] = make_indexing_function(fn_template, subname, ...)
      end
    else
      for i = 1, #(acc or {}) do
        add_accessors(acc[i], i, ...)
      end
    end
  end
  add_accessors(accessors)
  return res
end

--- Get list of top-level fields from field descriptor table.
-- E.g.: `top_level_fields{'foo', {bar='baz'}, {'qux', 'quux'}}`
-- gives {'foo, 'bar', 'qux', 'quux'}
-- @local
local function top_level_fields (fields)
  local result = List:new{}
  for _, v in ipairs(fields) do
    if type(v) == 'string' then
      table.insert(result, v)
    elseif type(v) == 'table' and #v == 0 and next(v) then
      table.insert(result, (next(v)))
    else
      result:extend(top_level_fields(v))
    end
  end
  return result
end

--- Creates a function which behaves like next, but respects field names.
-- @local
local function make_next_function (fields)
  local field_indices = {}
  for i, f in ipairs(fields) do
    field_indices[f] = i
  end

  return function (t, field)
    local raw_idx = field == nil and 0 or field_indices[field]
    local next_field = fields[raw_idx + 1]
    return next_field, t[next_field]
  end
end

--- Create a new table which allows to access numerical indices via accessor
-- functions.
-- @local
local function create_accessor_behavior (tag, accessors)
  local behavior = {tag = tag}
  behavior.getters = create_accessor_functions(
    'function (x) return x.c%s end',
    accessors
  )
  behavior.setters = create_accessor_functions(
    'function (x, v) x.c%s = v end',
    accessors
  )
  behavior.__eq = utils.equals
  behavior.__index = function(t, k)
    if getmetatable(t).getters[k] then
      return getmetatable(t).getters[k](t)
    elseif k == "t" then
      return getmetatable(t)["tag"]
    else
      return getmetatable(t)[k]
    end
  end
  behavior.__newindex = function(t, k, v)
    if getmetatable(t).setters[k] then
      getmetatable(t).setters[k](t, v)
    else
      rawset(t, k, v)
    end
  end
  behavior.__pairs = function (t)
    if accessors == nil then
      return next, t
    end
    local iterable_fields = type(accessors) == 'string'
      and {accessors}
      or top_level_fields(accessors)
    return make_next_function(iterable_fields), t
  end
  return behavior
end


------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- The base class for types
-- @type Type
-- @local
local Type = {}
Type.name = 'Type'
Type.__index = Type
Type.behavior = {
  __type = Type,
  new = function (obj)
    obj = obj or {}
    setmetatable(obj, self)
    return obj
  end
}
Type.behavior.__index = Type.behavior

--- Set a new behavior for the type, inheriting that of the parent type if none
--- is specified explicitly
-- @param behavior the behavior object for this type.
-- @local
function Type:set_behavior (behavior)
  behavior = behavior or {}
  behavior.__index = rawget(behavior, '__index') or behavior
  behavior.__type = self
  if not getmetatable(behavior) and getmetatable(self) then
    setmetatable(behavior, getmetatable(self).behavior)
  end
  self.behavior = behavior
end

--- Create a new subtype, using the given table as base.
-- @param name name of the new type
-- @param[opt] behavior behavioral object for the new type.
-- @return a new type
-- @local
function Type:make_subtype(name, behavior)
  local newtype = setmetatable({}, self)
  newtype.name = name
  newtype.__index = newtype
  newtype:set_behavior(behavior)
  return newtype
end


------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- The base class for pandoc's AST elements.
-- @type AstElement
-- @local
local AstElement = Type:make_subtype 'AstElement'
AstElement.__call = function(t, ...)
  local success, ret = pcall(t.new, t, ...)
  if success then
    return setmetatable(ret, t.behavior)
  else
    error(string.format('Constructor for %s failed: %s\n', t.name, ret))
  end
end

--- Make a new subtype which constructs a new value when called.
-- @local
function AstElement:make_subtype(...)
  local newtype = Type.make_subtype(self, ...)
  newtype.__call = self.__call
  return newtype
end

--- Create a new constructor
-- @local
-- @param tag Tag used to identify the constructor
-- @param fn Function to be called when constructing a new element
-- @param accessors names to use as accessors for numerical fields
-- @return function that constructs a new element
function AstElement:create_constructor(tag, fn, accessors)
  local constr = self:make_subtype(tag, create_accessor_behavior(tag, accessors))
  function constr:new(...)
    return setmetatable(fn(...), self.behavior)
  end
  self.constructor = self.constructor or {}
  self.constructor[tag] = constr
  return constr
end

--- Convert AstElement input into a list if necessary.
-- @local
local function ensureList (x)
  if x.tag then
    -- Lists are not tagged, but all elements are
    return List:new{x}
  else
    return List:new(x)
  end
end

--- Ensure a given object is an Inline element, or convert it into one.
-- @local
local function ensureInlineList (x)
  if type(x) == 'string' then
    return List:new{M.Str(x)}
  else
    return ensureList(x)
  end
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Meta
-- @section Meta

--- Create a new Meta object. It sets the metatable of the given table to
--- `Meta`.
-- @function Meta
-- @tparam meta table table containing document meta information
M.Meta = AstElement:make_subtype'Meta'
M.Meta.behavior.clone = M.types.clone.Meta
function M.Meta:new (meta) return meta end


------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MetaValue
-- @section MetaValue
M.MetaValue = AstElement:make_subtype('MetaValue')
M.MetaValue.behavior.clone = M.types.clone.MetaValue

--- Meta blocks
-- @function MetaBlocks
-- @tparam {Block,...} blocks blocks
M.MetaBlocks = M.MetaValue:create_constructor(
  'MetaBlocks',
  function (content) return ensureList(content) end
)

--- Meta inlines
-- @function MetaInlines
-- @tparam {Inline,...} inlines inlines
M.MetaInlines = M.MetaValue:create_constructor(
  'MetaInlines',
  function (content) return ensureInlineList(content) end
)

--- Meta list
-- @function MetaList
-- @tparam {MetaValue,...} meta_values list of meta values
M.MetaList = M.MetaValue:create_constructor(
  'MetaList',
  function (content)
    if content.tag == 'MetaList' then
      return content
    end
    return ensureList(content)
  end
)
for k, v in pairs(List) do
  M.MetaList.behavior[k] = v
end

--- Meta map
-- @function MetaMap
-- @tparam table key_value_map a string-indexed map of meta values
M.MetaMap = M.MetaValue:create_constructor(
  "MetaMap",
  function (mm) return mm end
)

--- Creates string to be used in meta data.
-- Does nothing, lua strings are meta strings.
-- @function MetaString
-- @tparam string str string value
function M.MetaString(str)
  return str
end

--- Creates boolean to be used in meta data.
-- Does nothing, lua booleans are meta booleans.
-- @function MetaBool
-- @tparam boolean bool boolean value
function M.MetaBool(bool)
  return bool
end

------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Legacy and compatibility types
--

--- Creates a simple (old style) table element.
-- @function SimpleTable
-- @tparam      {Inline,...} caption    table caption
-- @tparam      {AlignDefault|AlignLeft|AlignRight|AlignCenter,...} aligns alignments
-- @tparam      {int,...}    widths     column widths
-- @tparam      {Block,...}  headers    header row
-- @tparam      {{Block,...}} rows      table rows
-- @treturn     Block                   table element
M.SimpleTable = function(caption, aligns, widths, headers, rows)
  return {
    caption = ensureInlineList(caption),
    aligns = List:new(aligns),
    widths = List:new(widths),
    headers = List:new(headers),
    rows = List:new(rows),
    tag = "SimpleTable",
    t = "SimpleTable",
  }
end


------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Constants
-- @section constants

--- Author name is mentioned in the text.
-- @see Citation
-- @see Cite
M.AuthorInText = "AuthorInText"

--- Author name is suppressed.
-- @see Citation
-- @see Cite
M.SuppressAuthor = "SuppressAuthor"

--- Default citation style is used.
-- @see Citation
-- @see Cite
M.NormalCitation = "NormalCitation"

--- Table cells aligned left.
-- @see Table
M.AlignLeft = "AlignLeft"

--- Table cells right-aligned.
-- @see Table
M.AlignRight = "AlignRight"

--- Table cell content is centered.
-- @see Table
M.AlignCenter = "AlignCenter"

--- Table cells are alignment is unaltered.
-- @see Table
M.AlignDefault = "AlignDefault"

--- Default list number delimiters are used.
-- @see OrderedList
M.DefaultDelim = "DefaultDelim"

--- List numbers are delimited by a period.
-- @see OrderedList
M.Period = "Period"

--- List numbers are delimited by a single parenthesis.
-- @see OrderedList
M.OneParen = "OneParen"

--- List numbers are delimited by a double parentheses.
-- @see OrderedList
M.TwoParens = "TwoParens"

--- List are numbered in the default style
-- @see OrderedList
M.DefaultStyle = "DefaultStyle"

--- List items are numbered as examples.
-- @see OrderedList
M.Example = "Example"

--- List are numbered using decimal integers.
-- @see OrderedList
M.Decimal = "Decimal"

--- List are numbered using lower-case roman numerals.
-- @see OrderedList
M.LowerRoman = "LowerRoman"

--- List are numbered using upper-case roman numerals
-- @see OrderedList
M.UpperRoman = "UpperRoman"

--- List are numbered using lower-case alphabetic characters.
-- @see OrderedList
M.LowerAlpha = "LowerAlpha"

--- List are numbered using upper-case alphabetic characters.
-- @see OrderedList
M.UpperAlpha = "UpperAlpha"

------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Functions which have moved to different modules
M.sha1 = utils.sha1

return M