/** * \file InsetIndex.cpp * This file is part of LyX, the document processor. * Licence details can be found in the file COPYING. * * \author Lars Gullik Bjønnes * * Full author contact details are available in file CREDITS. */ #include #include "InsetIndex.h" #include "Buffer.h" #include "DispatchResult.h" #include "Encoding.h" #include "FuncRequest.h" #include "FuncStatus.h" #include "LaTeXFeatures.h" #include "MetricsInfo.h" #include "sgml.h" #include "TocBackend.h" #include "support/debug.h" #include "support/docstream.h" #include "support/gettext.h" #include "support/lstrings.h" #include "frontends/alert.h" #include using namespace std; using namespace lyx::support; namespace lyx { ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // InsetIndex // /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// InsetIndex::InsetIndex(Buffer const & buf) : InsetCollapsable(buf) {} int InsetIndex::latex(odocstream & os, OutputParams const & runparams) const { os << "\\index"; os << '{'; int i = 7; // get contents of InsetText as LaTeX and plaintext odocstringstream ourlatex; InsetText::latex(ourlatex, runparams); odocstringstream ourplain; InsetText::plaintext(ourplain, runparams); docstring latexstr = ourlatex.str(); docstring plainstr = ourplain.str(); // this will get what follows | if anything does docstring cmd; // check for the | separator // FIXME This would go wrong on an escaped "|", but // how far do we want to go here? size_t pos = latexstr.find(from_ascii("|")); if (pos != docstring::npos) { // put the bit after "|" into cmd... cmd = latexstr.substr(pos + 1); // ...and erase that stuff from latexstr latexstr = latexstr.erase(pos); // ...and similarly from plainstr size_t ppos = plainstr.find(from_ascii("|")); if (ppos < plainstr.size()) plainstr.erase(ppos); else LYXERR0("The `|' separator was not found in the plaintext version!"); } // Separate the entires and subentries, i.e., split on "!" // FIXME This would do the wrong thing with escaped ! characters std::vector const levels = getVectorFromString(latexstr, from_ascii("!"), true); std::vector const levels_plain = getVectorFromString(plainstr, from_ascii("!"), true); vector::const_iterator it = levels.begin(); vector::const_iterator end = levels.end(); vector::const_iterator it2 = levels_plain.begin(); bool first = true; for (; it != end; ++it) { // write the separator except the first time if (!first) { os << '!'; i += 1; } else first = false; // correctly sort macros and formatted strings // if we do find a command, prepend a plain text // version of the content to get sorting right, // e.g. \index{LyX@\LyX}, \index{text@\textbf{text}} // Don't do that if the user entered '@' himself, though. if (contains(*it, '\\') && !contains(*it, '@')) { // Plaintext might return nothing (e.g. for ERTs) docstring const spart = (it2 < levels_plain.end() && !(*it2).empty()) ? *it2 : *it; // Now we need to validate that all characters in // the sorting part are representable in the current // encoding. If not try the LaTeX macro which might // or might not be a good choice, and issue a warning. docstring spart2; for (int n = 0; n < spart.size(); ++n) { try { spart2 += runparams.encoding->latexChar(spart[n]); } catch (EncodingException & /* e */) { LYXERR0("Uncodable character in index entry. Sorting might be wrong!"); } } if (spart != spart2 && !runparams.dryrun) { // FIXME: warning should be passed to the error dialog frontend::Alert::warning(_("Index sorting failed"), bformat(_("LyX's automatic index sorting algorithm faced\n" "problems with the entry '%1$s'.\n" "Please specify the sorting of this entry manually, as\n" "explained in the User Guide."), spart)); } // remove remaining \'s for the sorting part docstring const ppart = subst(spart2, from_ascii("\\"), docstring()); os << ppart; os << '@'; i += ppart.size() + 1; } docstring const tpart = *it; os << tpart; i += tpart.size(); if (it2 < levels_plain.end()) ++it2; } // write the bit that followed "|" if (!cmd.empty()) { os << "|" << cmd; i += cmd.size() + 1; } os << '}'; i += 1; return i; } int InsetIndex::docbook(odocstream & os, OutputParams const & runparams) const { os << ""; int const i = InsetText::docbook(os, runparams); os << ""; return i; } void InsetIndex::write(ostream & os) const { os << to_utf8(name()) << "\n"; InsetCollapsable::write(os); } void InsetIndex::addToToc(DocIterator const & cpit) { DocIterator pit = cpit; pit.push_back(CursorSlice(*this)); Toc & toc = buffer().tocBackend().toc("index"); docstring str; str = getNewLabel(str); toc.push_back(TocItem(pit, 0, str)); // Proceed with the rest of the inset. InsetCollapsable::addToToc(cpit); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // InsetPrintIndex // /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// InsetPrintIndex::InsetPrintIndex(InsetCommandParams const & p) : InsetCommand(p, string()) {} ParamInfo const & InsetPrintIndex::findInfo(string const & /* cmdName */) { static ParamInfo param_info_; if (param_info_.empty()) param_info_.add("name", ParamInfo::LATEX_REQUIRED); return param_info_; } docstring InsetPrintIndex::screenLabel() const { return _("Index"); } void InsetPrintIndex::validate(LaTeXFeatures & features) const { features.require("makeidx"); } InsetCode InsetPrintIndex::lyxCode() const { return INDEX_PRINT_CODE; } } // namespace lyx