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/* $Id: zdscpars.c,v 1.15.2.1 2003/12/12 22:08:05 giles Exp $ */
/* C language interface routines to DSC parser */

/*
 * The DSC parser consists of three pieces.  The first piece is a DSC parser
 * which was coded by Russell Lang (dscparse.c and dscparse.h).  The second
 * piece is this module.  These two are sufficient to parse DSC comments
 * and make them available to a client written in PostScript.  The third
 * piece is a PostScript language module (gs_dscp.ps) that uses certain
 * comments to affect the interpretation of the file.
 *
 * The .initialize_dsc_parser operator defined in this file creates an
 * instance of Russell's parser, and puts it in a client-supplied dictionary
 * under a known name (/DSC_struct).
 *
 * When the PostScript scanner sees a possible DSC comment (first characters
 * in a line are %%), it calls the procedure that is the value of the user
 * parameter ProcessDSCComments.  This procedure should loads the dictionary
 * that was passed to .initialize_dsc_parser, and then call the
 * .parse_dsc_comments operator defined in this file.
 *
 * These two operators comprise the interface between PostScript and C code.
 *
 * There is a "feature" named usedsc that loads a PostScript file
 * (gs_dscp.ps), which installs a simple framework for processing DSC
 * comments and having them affect interpretation of the file (e.g., by
 * setting page device parameters).  See gs_dscp.ps for more information.
 *
 * .parse_dsc_comments pulls the comment string off of the stack and passes
 * it to Russell's parser.  That parser parses the comment and puts any
 * parameter values into a DSC structure.  That parser also returns a code
 * which indicates which type of comment was found.  .parse_dsc_comments
 * looks at the return code and transfers any interesting parameters from
 * the DSC structure into key value pairs in the dsc_dict dictionary.  It
 * also translates the comment type code into a key name (comment name).
 * The key name is placed on the operand stack.  Control then returns to
 * PostScript code, which can pull the key name from the operand stack and
 * use it to determine what further processing needs to be done at the PS
 * language level.
 *
 * To add support for new DSC comments:
 *
 * 1. Verify that Russell's parser supports the comment.  If not, then add
 *    the required support.
 *
 * 2. Add an entry into DSCcmdlist.  This table contains three values for
 *    each command that we support.  The first is Russell's return code for
 *    the command. The second is the key name that we pass back on the
 *    operand stack.  (Thus this table translates Russell's codes into key
 *    names for the PostScript client.)  The third entry is a pointer to a
 *    local function for transferring values from Russell's DSC structure
 *    into key/value pairs in dsc_dict.
 *
 * 3. Create the local function described at the end of the last item.
 *    There are some support routines like dsc_put_integer() and
 *    dsc_put_string() to help implement these functions.
 *
 * 4. If the usedsc feature should recognize and process the new comments,
 *    add a processing routine into the dictionary DSCparserprocs in
 *    gs_dscp.ps.  The keys in this dictionary are the key names described
 *    in item 2 above.
 */

#include "ghost.h"
#include "string_.h"
#include "memory_.h"
#include "gsstruct.h"
#include "ialloc.h"
#include "iname.h"
#include "istack.h"		/* for iparam.h */
#include "iparam.h"
#include "ivmspace.h"
#include "oper.h"
#include "estack.h"
#include "store.h"
#include "idict.h"
#include "iddict.h"
#include "dscparse.h"

/*
 * Declare the structure we use to represent an instance of the parser
 * as a t_struct.  Currently it just saves a pointer to Russell's
 * data structure.
 */
typedef struct dsc_data_s {
    CDSC *dsc_data_ptr;
} dsc_data_t;

/* Structure descriptors */
private void dsc_finalize(void *vptr);
gs_private_st_simple_final(st_dsc_data_t, dsc_data_t, "dsc_data_struct", dsc_finalize);

/* Define the key name for storing the instance pointer in a dictionary. */
private const char * const dsc_dict_name = "DSC_struct";

/* ---------------- Initialization / finalization ---------------- */

/*
 * If we return CDSC_OK then Russell's parser will make it best guess when
 * it encounters unexpected comment situations.
 */
private int
dsc_error_handler(void *caller_data, CDSC *dsc, unsigned int explanation,
		  const char *line, unsigned int line_len)
{
    return CDSC_OK;
}

/*
 * This operator creates a new, initialized instance of the DSC parser.
 */
/* <dict> .initialize_dsc_parser - */
private int
zinitialize_dsc_parser(i_ctx_t *i_ctx_p)
{
    ref local_ref;
    int code;
    os_ptr const op = osp;
    dict * const pdict = op->value.pdict;
    gs_memory_t * const mem = (gs_memory_t *)dict_memory(pdict);
    dsc_data_t * const data =
	gs_alloc_struct(mem, dsc_data_t, &st_dsc_data_t,
			"DSC parser init");

    data->dsc_data_ptr = dsc_init((void *) "Ghostscript DSC parsing");
    if (!data->dsc_data_ptr)
    	return_error(e_VMerror);
    dsc_set_error_function(data->dsc_data_ptr, dsc_error_handler);
    make_astruct(&local_ref, a_readonly | r_space(op), (byte *) data);
    code = idict_put_string(op, dsc_dict_name, &local_ref);
    if (code >= 0)
	pop(1);
    return code;
}

/*
 * This routine will free the memory associated with Russell's parser.
 */
private void
dsc_finalize(void *vptr)
{
    dsc_data_t * const st = vptr;

    if (st->dsc_data_ptr)
	dsc_free(st->dsc_data_ptr);
    st->dsc_data_ptr = NULL;
}


/* ---------------- Parsing ---------------- */

/* ------ Utilities for returning values ------ */

/* Return an integer value. */
private int
dsc_put_int(gs_param_list *plist, const char *keyname, int value)
{
    return param_write_int(plist, keyname, &value);
}

/* Return a string value. */
private int
dsc_put_string(gs_param_list *plist, const char *keyname,
	       const char *string)
{
    gs_param_string str;

    param_string_from_transient_string(str, string);
    return param_write_string(plist, keyname, &str);
}

/* Return a BoundingBox value. */
private int
dsc_put_bounding_box(gs_param_list *plist, const char *keyname,
		     const CDSCBBOX *pbbox)
{
    /* pbbox is NULL iff the bounding box values was "(atend)". */
    int values[4];
    gs_param_int_array va;

    if (!pbbox)
	return 0;
    values[0] = pbbox->llx;
    values[1] = pbbox->lly;
    values[2] = pbbox->urx;
    values[3] = pbbox->ury;
    va.data = values;
    va.size = 4;
    va.persistent = false;
    return param_write_int_array(plist, keyname, &va);
}

/* ------ Return values for individual comment types ------ */

/*
 * These routines transfer data from the C structure into Postscript
 * key/value pairs in a dictionary.
 */
private int
dsc_adobe_header(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    return dsc_put_int(plist, "EPSF", (int)(pData->epsf? 1: 0));
}

private int
dsc_creator(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    return dsc_put_string(plist, "Creator", pData->dsc_creator );
}

private int
dsc_creation_date(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    return dsc_put_string(plist, "CreationDate", pData->dsc_date );
}

private int
dsc_title(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    return dsc_put_string(plist, "Title", pData->dsc_title );
}

private int
dsc_for(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    return dsc_put_string(plist, "For", pData->dsc_for);
}

private int
dsc_bounding_box(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    return dsc_put_bounding_box(plist, "BoundingBox", pData->bbox);
}

private int
dsc_page(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    int page_num = pData->page_count;

    if (page_num)		/* If we have page information */
        return dsc_put_int(plist, "PageNum",
		       pData->page[page_num - 1].ordinal );
    else			/* No page info - so return page=0 */
        return dsc_put_int(plist, "PageNum", 0 );
}

private int
dsc_pages(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    return dsc_put_int(plist, "NumPages", pData->page_pages);
}

private int
dsc_page_bounding_box(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    return dsc_put_bounding_box(plist, "PageBoundingBox", pData->page_bbox);
}

/*
 * Translate Russell's defintions of orientation into Postscript's.
 */
private int
convert_orient(CDSC_ORIENTATION_ENUM orient)
{
    switch (orient) {
    case CDSC_PORTRAIT: return 0;
    case CDSC_LANDSCAPE: return 1;
    case CDSC_UPSIDEDOWN: return 2;
    case CDSC_SEASCAPE: return 3;
    default: return -1;
    }
}

private int
dsc_page_orientation(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    int page_num = pData->page_count;

    /*
     * The PageOrientation comment might be either in the 'defaults'
     * section or in a page section.  If in the defaults then fhe value
     * will be in page_orientation.
     */
    if (page_num && pData->page[page_num - 1].orientation != CDSC_ORIENT_UNKNOWN)
	return dsc_put_int(plist, "PageOrientation",
			convert_orient(pData->page[page_num - 1].orientation));
    else
        return dsc_put_int(plist, "Orientation",
			   convert_orient(pData->page_orientation));
}

private int
dsc_orientation(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    return dsc_put_int(plist, "Orientation", 
			   convert_orient(pData->page_orientation));
}

private int
dsc_viewing_orientation(gs_param_list *plist, const CDSC *pData)
{
    int page_num = pData->page_count;
    const char *key;
    const CDSCCTM *pctm;
    float values[4];
    gs_param_float_array va;

    /*
     * As for PageOrientation, ViewingOrientation may be either in the
     * 'defaults' section or in a page section.
     */
    if (page_num && pData->page[page_num - 1].viewing_orientation != NULL) {
	key = "PageViewingOrientation";
	pctm = pData->page[page_num - 1].viewing_orientation;
    } else {
        key = "ViewingOrientation";
	pctm = pData->viewing_orientation;
    }
    values[0] = pctm->xx;
    values[1] = pctm->xy;
    values[2] = pctm->yx;
    values[3] = pctm->yy;
    va.data = values;
    va.size = 4;
    va.persistent = false;
    return param_write_float_array(plist, key, &va);
}

/*
 * This list is used to translate the commment code returned
 * from Russell's DSC parser, define a name, and a parameter procedure.
 */
typedef struct cmd_list_s {
    int code;			/* Russell's DSC parser code (see dsc.h) */
    const char *comment_name;	/* A name to be returned to postscript caller */
    int (*dsc_proc) (gs_param_list *, const CDSC *);
				/* A routine for transferring parameter values
				   from C data structure to postscript dictionary
				   key/value pairs. */
} cmdlist_t;

private const cmdlist_t DSCcmdlist[] = { 
    { CDSC_PSADOBE,	    "Header",		dsc_adobe_header },
    { CDSC_CREATOR,	    "Creator",		dsc_creator },
    { CDSC_CREATIONDATE,    "CreationDate",	dsc_creation_date },
    { CDSC_TITLE,	    "Title",		dsc_title },
    { CDSC_FOR,		    "For",		dsc_for },
    { CDSC_BOUNDINGBOX,     "BoundingBox",	dsc_bounding_box },
    { CDSC_ORIENTATION,	    "Orientation",	dsc_orientation },
    { CDSC_BEGINDEFAULTS,   "BeginDefaults",	NULL },
    { CDSC_ENDDEFAULTS,     "EndDefaults",	NULL },
    { CDSC_PAGE,	    "Page",		dsc_page },
    { CDSC_PAGES,	    "Pages",		dsc_pages },
    { CDSC_PAGEORIENTATION, "PageOrientation",  dsc_page_orientation },
    { CDSC_PAGEBOUNDINGBOX, "PageBoundingBox",	dsc_page_bounding_box },
    { CDSC_VIEWINGORIENTATION, "ViewingOrientation", dsc_viewing_orientation },
    { CDSC_EOF,		    "EOF",		NULL },
    { 0,		    "NOP",		NULL }  /* Table terminator */
};

/* ------ Parser interface ------ */

/*
 * There are a few comments that we do not want to send to Russell's
 * DSC parser.  If we send the data block type comments, Russell's
 * parser will want to skip the specified block of data.  This is not
 * appropriate for our situation.  So we use this list to check for this
 * type of comment and do not send it to Russell's parser if found.
 */
private const char * const BadCmdlist[] = {
    "%%BeginData:",
    "%%EndData",
    "%%BeginBinary:",
    "%%EndBinary",
    NULL			    /* List terminator */
};

/* See comments at start of module for description. */
/* <dict> <string> .parse_dsc_comments <dict> <dsc code> */
private int
zparse_dsc_comments(i_ctx_t *i_ctx_p)
{
#define MAX_DSC_MSG_SIZE (DSC_LINE_LENGTH + 4)	/* Allow for %% and CR/LF */
    os_ptr const opString = osp;
    os_ptr const opDict = opString - 1;
    uint ssize;
    int comment_code, code;
    char dsc_buffer[MAX_DSC_MSG_SIZE + 2];
    const cmdlist_t *pCmdList = DSCcmdlist;
    const char * const *pBadList = BadCmdlist;
    ref * pvalue;
    CDSC * dsc_data = NULL;
    dict_param_list list;

    /*
     * Verify operand types and length of DSC comment string.  If a comment
     * is too long then we simply truncate it.  Russell's parser gets to
     * handle any errors that may result.  (Crude handling but the comment
     * is bad, so ...).
     */
    check_type(*opString, t_string);
    check_dict_write(*opDict);
    ssize = r_size(opString);
    if (ssize > MAX_DSC_MSG_SIZE)   /* need room for EOL + \0 */
        ssize = MAX_DSC_MSG_SIZE;
    /*
     * Pick up the comment string to be parsed.
     */
    memcpy(dsc_buffer, opString->value.bytes, ssize);
    dsc_buffer[ssize] = 0x0d;	    /* Russell wants a 'line end' */
    dsc_buffer[ssize + 1] = 0;	    /* Terminate string */
    /*
     * Skip data block comments (see comments in front of BadCmdList).
     */
    while (*pBadList && strncmp(*pBadList, dsc_buffer, strlen(*pBadList)))
        pBadList++;
    if (*pBadList) {		    /* If found in list, then skip comment */	
        comment_code = 0;	    /* Force NOP */
    }
    else {
        /*
         * Parse comments - use Russell Lang's DSC parser.  We need to get
         * data area for Russell Lang's parser.  Note: We have saved the
         * location of the data area for the parser in our DSC dict.
         */
        code = dict_find_string(opDict, dsc_dict_name, &pvalue);
	dsc_data = r_ptr(pvalue, dsc_data_t)->dsc_data_ptr;
        if (code < 0)
            return code;
        comment_code = dsc_scan_data(dsc_data, dsc_buffer, ssize + 1);
        if_debug1('%', "[%%].parse_dsc_comments: code = %d\n", comment_code);
	/*
	 * We ignore any errors from Russell's parser.  The only value that
	 * it will return for an error is -1 so there is very little information.
	 * We also do not want bad DSC comments to abort processing of an
	 * otherwise valid PS file.
	 */
        if (comment_code < 0)
	    comment_code = 0;
    }
    /*
     * Transfer data from DSC structure to postscript variables.
     * Look up proper handler in the local cmd decode list.
     */
    while (pCmdList->code && pCmdList->code != comment_code )
	pCmdList++;
    if (pCmdList->dsc_proc) {
	code = dict_param_list_write(&list, opDict, NULL, iimemory);
	if (code < 0)
	    return code;
	code = (pCmdList->dsc_proc)((gs_param_list *)&list, dsc_data);
	iparam_list_release(&list);
	if (code < 0)
	    return code;
    }

    /* Put DSC comment name onto operand stack (replace string). */

    return name_enter_string(pCmdList->comment_name, opString);
}

/* ------ Initialization procedure ------ */

const op_def zdscpars_op_defs[] = {
    {"1.initialize_dsc_parser", zinitialize_dsc_parser},
    {"2.parse_dsc_comments", zparse_dsc_comments},
    op_def_end(0)
};
