#!/bin/bash

# 

# xhtml_doToc.sh -- This functionality transforms web page headings to

# make them accessible through a table of contents.  The table of

# contents is expanded in place, wherever the 

# piece of code be in the page.  Once the 

# piece of code has be expanded, there is no need to put anything else

# in the page.

#

# In order for the tuneup functionality to transform headings, you

# need to put headings in just one line using one of the following

# forms:

#

# 
Title

# 
Title

# 
Title

#

# In the example above, h1 can vary from h1 to h6. Closing tag must be

# present and also match the openning tag. The value of `name' and

# `href' options from the anchor element are set dynamically using the

# md5sum output of combining the page location, the head- string and

# the heading string.

#

# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011 The CentOS Project

#

# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify

# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by

# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at

# your option) any later version.

#

# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but

# WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of

# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU

# General Public License for more details.

#

# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License

# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software

# Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.

#

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

# $Id$

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

function xhtml_doToc {

    # Define variables as local to avoid conflicts outside.

    local COUNT=0

    local PREVCOUNT=0

    local -a FINAL

    local -a TITLE

    local -a MD5SM

    local -a OPTNS

    local -a CLASS

    local -a LEVEL

    local -a PARENT

    local -a TOCENTRIES

    local -a LINK

    # Define table of content configuration file, the file used to

    # produce the table of content XHTML output code.

    local TOC_CONFIG=${TUNEUP_CONFIG_DIR}/toc.awk

    # Verify table of content configuration file.

    cli_checkFiles ${TOC_CONFIG}

    # Define html heading regular expression pattern. Use parenthisis

    # to save html action name, action value, and heading title.

    local PATTERN='<h([1-6])(.*)>(<a.*[^\>]>)(.*[^<])</h[1-6]>'

    # Verify list of html files. Are files really html files? If they

    # don't, continue with the next one in the list.

    if [[ ! $(file --brief $FILE) =~ '^(XHTML|HTML|XML)' ]];then

        continue

    fi

    # Define list of headings to process. When building the heading,

    # it is required to change spaces characters from its current

    # decimal output to something different (e.g., its \040 octal

    # alternative). This is required because the space character is

    # used as egrep default field separator and spaces can be present

    # inside heading strings we don't want to separate.

    for HEADING in $(egrep "$PATTERN" $FILE \

        | sed -r -e 's!^[[:space:]]+!!' -e "s! !\\\040!g");do

        # Define previous counter value using current counter

        # value as reference.

        if [[ $COUNT -ne 0 ]];then

            PREVCOUNT=$(($COUNT-1))

        fi

        # Define initial heading information.

        FIRST[$COUNT]=$(echo $HEADING | sed -r "s!\\\040! !g")

        TITLE[$COUNT]=$(echo ${FIRST[$COUNT]} | sed -r "s!$PATTERN!\4!")

        MD5SM[$COUNT]=$(echo "${FILE}${FIRST[$COUNT]}" | md5sum | sed -r 's![[:space:]]+-$!!')

        OPTNS[$COUNT]=$(echo ${FIRST[$COUNT]} | sed -r "s!$PATTERN!\3!")

        CLASS[$COUNT]=$(echo ${FIRST[$COUNT]} | sed -r "s!$PATTERN!\2!")

        LEVEL[$COUNT]=$(echo ${FIRST[$COUNT]} | sed -r "s!$PATTERN!\1!")

        PARENT[$COUNT]=${LEVEL[$PREVCOUNT]}

        # Transform heading information using initial heading

        # information as reference.

        if [[ ${OPTNS[$COUNT]} =~ '^$' ]];then

            OPTNS[$COUNT]=''

        elif [[ ${OPTNS[$COUNT]} =~ '^$' ]];then 

            OPTNS[$COUNT]=''

        elif [[ ${OPTNS[$COUNT]} =~ '^$' ]];then

            OPTNS[$COUNT]=''

        fi

        # Build final html heading structure.

        FINAL[$COUNT]='<h'${LEVEL[$COUNT]}${CLASS[$COUNT]}'>'${OPTNS[$COUNT]}${TITLE[$COUNT]}'</h'${LEVEL[$COUNT]}'>'

        # Build html heading link structure. These links are used by

        # the table of contents later.

        LINK[$COUNT]=''${TITLE[$COUNT]}''

        # Build table of contents entry with numerical

        # identifications. The numerical identification is what we use

        # to determine the correct position of each heading link on

        # the table of content.

        TOCENTRIES[$COUNT]="$COUNT:${LEVEL[$COUNT]}:${PARENT[$COUNT]}:${LINK[$COUNT]}"

        # Update heading information inside the current file being

        # processed. Use the first and final heading information.

        sed -i -r "s!${FIRST[$COUNT]}!${FINAL[$COUNT]}!" $FILE

        # Increase heading counter.

        COUNT=$(($COUNT + 1))

    done

    # Build the table of contents using heading numerical

    # identifications as reference. The numerical identification

    # describes the order of headings in one xhtml file. This

    # information is processed by awk to make the appropriate

    # replacements. Finnally, the result is stored in the TOC

    # variable.

    TOC=$(echo '
'

        echo "
`gettext "Table of contents"`
"

        for TOCENTRY in "${TOCENTRIES[@]}";do

            echo $TOCENTRY

        done \

            | awk -f ${TOC_CONFIG})

    # Update table of contents inside the current file being

    # processed.

    sed -i -r '/
[^<\/div].*<\/div>/c'"$(echo -e $TOC)" $FILE

    # Clean up variables to receive the next file.

    unset FINAL

    unset TITLE

    unset MD5SM

    unset OPTNS

    unset CLASS

    unset LEVEL

    unset PARENT

    unset TOCENTRIES

    unset LINK

}