lyx_mirror/src/BiblioInfo.cpp

/**
 * \file BiblioInfo.cpp
 * This file is part of LyX, the document processor.
 * Licence details can be found in the file COPYING.
 *
 * \author Angus Leeming
 * \author Herbert Voß
 * \author Richard Heck
 * \author Julien Rioux
 *
 * Full author contact details are available in file CREDITS.
 */

#include <config.h>

#include "BiblioInfo.h"
#include "Buffer.h"
#include "BufferParams.h"
#include "buffer_funcs.h"
#include "Encoding.h"
#include "InsetIterator.h"
#include "Language.h"
#include "output_xhtml.h"
#include "Paragraph.h"
#include "TextClass.h"
#include "TocBackend.h"

#include "support/convert.h"
#include "support/debug.h"
#include "support/docstream.h"
#include "support/gettext.h"
#include "support/lassert.h"
#include "support/lstrings.h"
#include "support/regex.h"
#include "support/textutils.h"

#include <set>

using namespace std;
using namespace lyx::support;


namespace lyx {

namespace {

// gets the "family name" from an author-type string
docstring familyName(docstring const & name)
{
	if (name.empty())
		return docstring();

	// first we look for a comma, and take the last name to be everything
	// preceding the right-most one, so that we also get the "jr" part.
	docstring::size_type idx = name.rfind(',');
	if (idx != docstring::npos)
		return ltrim(name.substr(0, idx));

	// OK, so now we want to look for the last name. We're going to
	// include the "von" part. This isn't perfect.
	// Split on spaces, to get various tokens.
	vector<docstring> pieces = getVectorFromString(name, from_ascii(" "));
	// If we only get two, assume the last one is the last name
	if (pieces.size() <= 2)
		return pieces.back();

	// Now we look for the first token that begins with a lower case letter.
	vector<docstring>::const_iterator it = pieces.begin();
	vector<docstring>::const_iterator en = pieces.end();
	for (; it != en; ++it) {
		if ((*it).empty())
			continue;
		char_type const c = (*it)[0];
		if (isLower(c))
			break;
	}

	if (it == en) // we never found a "von"
		return pieces.back();

	// reconstruct what we need to return
	docstring retval;
	bool first = true;
	for (; it != en; ++it) {
		if (!first)
			retval += " ";
		else
			first = false;
		retval += *it;
	}
	return retval;
}


// converts a string containing LaTeX commands into unicode
// for display.
docstring convertLaTeXCommands(docstring const & str)
{
	docstring val = str;
	docstring ret;

	bool scanning_cmd = false;
	bool scanning_math = false;
	bool escaped = false; // used to catch \$, etc.
	while (!val.empty()) {
		char_type const ch = val[0];

		// if we're scanning math, we output everything until we
		// find an unescaped $, at which point we break out.
		if (scanning_math) {
			if (escaped)
				escaped = false;
			else if (ch == '\\')
				escaped = true;
			else if (ch == '$')
				scanning_math = false;
			ret += ch;
			val = val.substr(1);
			continue;
		}

		// if we're scanning a command name, then we just
		// discard characters until we hit something that
		// isn't alpha.
		if (scanning_cmd) {
			if (isAlphaASCII(ch)) {
				val = val.substr(1);
				escaped = false;
				continue;
			}
			// so we're done with this command.
			// now we fall through and check this character.
			scanning_cmd = false;
		}

		// was the last character a \? If so, then this is something like:
		// \\ or \$, so we'll just output it. That's probably not always right...
		if (escaped) {
			// exception: output \, as THIN SPACE
			if (ch == ',')
				ret.push_back(0x2009);
			else
				ret += ch;
			val = val.substr(1);
			escaped = false;
			continue;
		}

		if (ch == '$') {
			ret += ch;
			val = val.substr(1);
			scanning_math = true;
			continue;
		}

		// we just ignore braces
		if (ch == '{' || ch == '}') {
			val = val.substr(1);
			continue;
		}

		// we're going to check things that look like commands, so if
		// this doesn't, just output it.
		if (ch != '\\') {
			ret += ch;
			val = val.substr(1);
			continue;
		}

		// ok, could be a command of some sort
		// let's see if it corresponds to some unicode
		// unicodesymbols has things in the form: \"{u},
		// whereas we may see things like: \"u. So we'll
		// look for that and change it, if necessary.
		// FIXME: This is a sort of mini-tex2lyx.
		//        Use the real tex2lyx instead!
		static lyx::regex const reg("^\\\\\\W\\w");
		if (lyx::regex_search(to_utf8(val), reg)) {
			val.insert(3, from_ascii("}"));
			val.insert(2, from_ascii("{"));
		}
		bool termination;
		docstring rem;
		docstring const cnvtd = Encodings::fromLaTeXCommand(val,
				Encodings::TEXT_CMD, termination, rem);
		if (!cnvtd.empty()) {
			// it did, so we'll take that bit and proceed with what's left
			ret += cnvtd;
			val = rem;
			continue;
		}
		// it's a command of some sort
		scanning_cmd = true;
		escaped = true;
		val = val.substr(1);
	}
	return ret;
}


// Escape '<' and '>' and remove richtext markers (e.g. {!this is richtext!}) from a string.
docstring processRichtext(docstring const & str, bool richtext)
{
	docstring val = str;
	docstring ret;

	bool scanning_rich = false;
	while (!val.empty()) {
		char_type const ch = val[0];
		if (ch == '{' && val.size() > 1 && val[1] == '!') {
			// beginning of rich text
			scanning_rich = true;
			val = val.substr(2);
			continue;
		}
		if (scanning_rich && ch == '!' && val.size() > 1 && val[1] == '}') {
			// end of rich text
			scanning_rich = false;
			val = val.substr(2);
			continue;
		}
		if (richtext) {
			if (scanning_rich)
				ret += ch;
			else {
				// we need to escape '<' and '>'
				if (ch == '<')
					ret += "&lt;";
				else if (ch == '>')
					ret += "&gt;";
				else
					ret += ch;
			}
		} else if (!scanning_rich /* && !richtext */)
			ret += ch;
		// else the character is discarded, which will happen only if
		// richtext == false and we are scanning rich text
		val = val.substr(1);
	}
	return ret;
}

} // anon namespace


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// BibTeXInfo
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

BibTeXInfo::BibTeXInfo(docstring const & key, docstring const & type)
	: is_bibtex_(true), bib_key_(key), entry_type_(type), info_(),
	  modifier_(0)
{}


docstring const BibTeXInfo::getAbbreviatedAuthor(
    Buffer const * buf, bool jurabib_style) const
{
	if (!is_bibtex_) {
		docstring const opt = label();
		if (opt.empty())
			return docstring();

		docstring authors;
		docstring const remainder = trim(split(opt, authors, '('));
		if (remainder.empty())
			// in this case, we didn't find a "(",
			// so we don't have author (year)
			return docstring();
		return authors;
	}

	docstring author = operator[]("author");
	if (author.empty()) {
		author = operator[]("editor");
		if (author.empty())
			return author;
	}

	// FIXME Move this to a separate routine that can
	// be called from elsewhere.
	//
	// OK, we've got some names. Let's format them.
	// Try to split the author list on " and "
	vector<docstring> const authors =
		getVectorFromString(author, from_ascii(" and "));

	if (jurabib_style && (authors.size() == 2 || authors.size() == 3)) {
		docstring shortauthor = familyName(authors[0])
			+ "/" + familyName(authors[1]);
		if (authors.size() == 3)
			shortauthor += "/" + familyName(authors[2]);
		return convertLaTeXCommands(shortauthor);
	}

	docstring retval = familyName(authors[0]);

	if (authors.size() == 2 && authors[1] != "others") {
		docstring const dformat = buf ? 
			buf->B_("%1$s and %2$s") : from_ascii("%1$s and %2$s");
		retval = bformat(dformat, familyName(authors[0]), familyName(authors[1]));
	} else if (authors.size() >= 2) {
		// we get here either if the author list is longer than two names
		// or if the second 'name' is "others". we do the same thing either
		// way.
		docstring const dformat = buf ? 
			buf->B_("%1$s et al.") : from_ascii("%1$s et al.");
		retval = bformat(dformat, familyName(authors[0]));
	}

	return convertLaTeXCommands(retval);
}


docstring const BibTeXInfo::getYear() const
{
	if (is_bibtex_) {
		// first try legacy year field
		docstring year = operator[]("year");
		if (!year.empty())
			return year;
		// now try biblatex's date field
		year = operator[]("date");
		// Format is [-]YYYY-MM-DD*/[-]YYYY-MM-DD*
		// We only want the years.
		static regex const yreg("[-]?([\\d]{4}).*");
		static regex const ereg(".*/[-]?([\\d]{4}).*");
		smatch sm;
		string const date = to_utf8(year);
		regex_match(date, sm, yreg);
		year = from_ascii(sm[1]);
		// check for an endyear
		if (regex_match(date, sm, ereg))
			year += char_type(0x2013) + from_ascii(sm[1]);
		return year;
	}

	docstring const opt = label();
	if (opt.empty())
		return docstring();

	docstring authors;
	docstring tmp = split(opt, authors, '(');
	if (tmp.empty())
		// we don't have author (year)
		return docstring();
	docstring year;
	tmp = split(tmp, year, ')');
	return year;
}


namespace {

docstring parseOptions(docstring const & format, string & optkey,
		    docstring & ifpart, docstring & elsepart);

// Calls parseOptions to deal with an embedded option, such as:
//   {%number%[[, no.~%number%]]}
// which must appear at the start of format. ifelsepart gets the
// whole of the option, and we return what's left after the option.
// we return format if there is an error.
docstring parseEmbeddedOption(docstring const & format, docstring & ifelsepart)
{
	LASSERT(format[0] == '{' && format[1] == '%', return format);
	string optkey;
	docstring ifpart;
	docstring elsepart;
	docstring const rest = parseOptions(format, optkey, ifpart, elsepart);
	if (format == rest) { // parse error
		LYXERR0("ERROR! Couldn't parse `" << format <<"'.");
		return format;
	}
	LASSERT(rest.size() <= format.size(),
		{ ifelsepart = docstring(); return format; });
	ifelsepart = format.substr(0, format.size() - rest.size());
	return rest;
}


// Gets a "clause" from a format string, where the clause is
// delimited by '[[' and ']]'. Returns what is left after the
// clause is removed, and returns format if there is an error.
docstring getClause(docstring const & format, docstring & clause)
{
	docstring fmt = format;
	// remove '[['
	fmt = fmt.substr(2);
	// we'll remove characters from the front of fmt as we
	// deal with them
	while (!fmt.empty()) {
		if (fmt[0] == ']' && fmt.size() > 1 && fmt[1] == ']') {
			// that's the end
			fmt = fmt.substr(2);
			break;
		}
		// check for an embedded option
		if (fmt[0] == '{' && fmt.size() > 1 && fmt[1] == '%') {
			docstring part;
			docstring const rest = parseEmbeddedOption(fmt, part);
			if (fmt == rest) {
				LYXERR0("ERROR! Couldn't parse embedded option in `" << format <<"'.");
				return format;
			}
			clause += part;
			fmt = rest;
		} else { // it's just a normal character
				clause += fmt[0];
				fmt = fmt.substr(1);
		}
	}
	return fmt;
}


// parse an options string, which must appear at the start of the
// format parameter. puts the parsed bits in optkey, ifpart, and
// elsepart and returns what's left after the option is removed.
// if there's an error, it returns format itself.
docstring parseOptions(docstring const & format, string & optkey,
		    docstring & ifpart, docstring & elsepart)
{
	LASSERT(format[0] == '{' && format[1] == '%', return format);
	// strip '{%'
	docstring fmt = format.substr(2);
	size_t pos = fmt.find('%'); // end of key
	if (pos == string::npos) {
		LYXERR0("Error parsing  `" << format <<"'. Can't find end of key.");
		return format;
	}
	optkey = to_utf8(fmt.substr(0, pos));
	fmt = fmt.substr(pos + 1);
	// [[format]] should be next
	if (fmt[0] != '[' || fmt[1] != '[') {
		LYXERR0("Error parsing  `" << format <<"'. Can't find '[[' after key.");
		return format;
	}

	docstring curfmt = fmt;
	fmt = getClause(curfmt, ifpart);
	if (fmt == curfmt) {
		LYXERR0("Error parsing  `" << format <<"'. Couldn't get if clause.");
		return format;
	}

	if (fmt[0] == '}') // we're done, no else clause
		return fmt.substr(1);

	// else part should follow
	if (fmt[0] != '[' || fmt[1] != '[') {
		LYXERR0("Error parsing  `" << format <<"'. Can't find else clause.");
		return format;
	}

	curfmt = fmt;
	fmt = getClause(curfmt, elsepart);
	// we should be done
	if (fmt == curfmt || fmt[0] != '}') {
		LYXERR0("Error parsing  `" << format <<"'. Can't find end of option.");
		return format;
	}
	return fmt.substr(1);
}


} // anon namespace

/* FIXME
Bug #9131 revealed an oddity in how we are generating citation information
when more than one key is given. We end up building a longer and longer format 
string as we go, which we then have to re-parse, over and over and over again,
rather than generating the information for the individual keys and then putting
all of that together. We do that to deal with the way separators work, from what
I can tell, but it still feels like a hack. Fixing this would require quite a
bit of work, however.
*/
docstring BibTeXInfo::expandFormat(docstring const & format,
		BibTeXInfoList const xrefs, int & counter, Buffer const & buf,
		docstring before, docstring after, docstring dialog, bool next) const
{
	// incorrect use of macros could put us in an infinite loop
	static int const max_passes = 5000;
	// the use of overly large keys can lead to performance problems, due
	// to eventual attempts to convert LaTeX macros to unicode. See bug
	// #8944. This is perhaps not the best solution, but it will have to
	// do for now.
	static size_t const max_keysize = 128;
	odocstringstream ret; // return value
	string key;
	bool scanning_key = false;
	bool scanning_rich = false;

	CiteEngineType const engine_type = buf.params().citeEngineType();
	docstring fmt = format;
	// we'll remove characters from the front of fmt as we
	// deal with them
	while (!fmt.empty()) {
		if (counter > max_passes) {
			LYXERR0("Recursion limit reached while parsing `"
			        << format << "'.");
			return _("ERROR!");
		}

		char_type thischar = fmt[0];
		if (thischar == '%') {
			// beginning or end of key
			if (scanning_key) {
				// end of key
				scanning_key = false;
				// so we replace the key with its value, which may be empty
				if (key[0] == '!') {
					// macro
					string const val =
						buf.params().documentClass().getCiteMacro(engine_type, key);
					fmt = from_utf8(val) + fmt.substr(1);
					counter += 1;
					continue;
				} else if (key[0] == '_') {
					// a translatable bit
					string const val =
						buf.params().documentClass().getCiteMacro(engine_type, key);
					docstring const trans =
						translateIfPossible(from_utf8(val), buf.params().language->code());
					ret << trans;
				} else {
					docstring const val =
						getValueForKey(key, buf, before, after, dialog, xrefs, max_keysize);
					if (!scanning_rich)
						ret << from_ascii("{!<span class=\"bib-" + key + "\">!}");
					ret << val;
					if (!scanning_rich)
						ret << from_ascii("{!</span>!}");
				}
			} else {
				// beginning of key
				key.clear();
				scanning_key = true;
			}
		}
		else if (thischar == '{') {
			// beginning of option?
			if (scanning_key) {
				LYXERR0("ERROR: Found `{' when scanning key in `" << format << "'.");
				return _("ERROR!");
			}
			if (fmt.size() > 1) {
				if (fmt[1] == '%') {
					// it is the beginning of an optional format
					string optkey;
					docstring ifpart;
					docstring elsepart;
					docstring const newfmt =
						parseOptions(fmt, optkey, ifpart, elsepart);
					if (newfmt == fmt) // parse error
						return _("ERROR!");
					fmt = newfmt;
					docstring const val =
						getValueForKey(optkey, buf, before, after, dialog, xrefs);
					if (optkey == "next" && next)
						ret << ifpart; // without expansion
					else if (!val.empty()) {
						int newcounter = 0;
						ret << expandFormat(ifpart, xrefs, newcounter, buf,
							before, after, dialog, next);
					} else if (!elsepart.empty()) {
						int newcounter = 0;
						ret << expandFormat(elsepart, xrefs, newcounter, buf,
							before, after, dialog, next);
					}
					// fmt will have been shortened for us already
					continue;
				}
				if (fmt[1] == '!') {
					// beginning of rich text
					scanning_rich = true;
					fmt = fmt.substr(2);
					ret << from_ascii("{!");
					continue;
				}
			}
			// we are here if '{' was not followed by % or !.
			// So it's just a character.
			ret << thischar;
		}
		else if (scanning_rich && thischar == '!'
		         && fmt.size() > 1 && fmt[1] == '}') {
			// end of rich text
			scanning_rich = false;
			fmt = fmt.substr(2);
			ret << from_ascii("!}");
			continue;
		}
		else if (scanning_key)
			key += char(thischar);
		else {
			try {
				ret.put(thischar);
			} catch (EncodingException & /* e */) {
				LYXERR0("Uncodable character '" << docstring(1, thischar) << " in citation label!");
			}
		}
		fmt = fmt.substr(1);
	} // for loop
	if (scanning_key) {
		LYXERR0("Never found end of key in `" << format << "'!");
		return _("ERROR!");
	}
	if (scanning_rich) {
		LYXERR0("Never found end of rich text in `" << format << "'!");
		return _("ERROR!");
	}
	return ret.str();
}


docstring const & BibTeXInfo::getInfo(BibTeXInfoList const xrefs,
	Buffer const & buf, bool richtext) const
{
	if (!richtext && !info_.empty())
		return info_;
	if (richtext && !info_richtext_.empty())
		return info_richtext_;

	if (!is_bibtex_) {
		BibTeXInfo::const_iterator it = find(from_ascii("ref"));
		info_ = it->second;
		return info_;
	}

	CiteEngineType const engine_type = buf.params().citeEngineType();
	DocumentClass const & dc = buf.params().documentClass();
	docstring const & format =
		from_utf8(dc.getCiteFormat(engine_type, to_utf8(entry_type_)));
	int counter = 0;
	info_ = expandFormat(format, xrefs, counter, buf,
		docstring(), docstring(), docstring(), false);

	if (info_.empty()) {
		// this probably shouldn't happen
		return info_;
	}

	if (richtext) {
		info_richtext_ = convertLaTeXCommands(processRichtext(info_, true));
		return info_richtext_;
	}

	info_ = convertLaTeXCommands(processRichtext(info_, false));
	return info_;
}


docstring const BibTeXInfo::getLabel(BibTeXInfoList const xrefs,
	Buffer const & buf, docstring const & format, bool richtext,
	docstring const & before, docstring const & after, 
	docstring const & dialog, bool next) const
{
	docstring loclabel;

	int counter = 0;
	loclabel = expandFormat(format, xrefs, counter, buf,
		before, after, dialog, next);

	if (!loclabel.empty() && !next) {
		loclabel = processRichtext(loclabel, richtext);
		loclabel = convertLaTeXCommands(loclabel);
	}

	return loclabel;
}


docstring const & BibTeXInfo::operator[](docstring const & field) const
{
	BibTeXInfo::const_iterator it = find(field);
	if (it != end())
		return it->second;
	static docstring const empty_value = docstring();
	return empty_value;
}


docstring const & BibTeXInfo::operator[](string const & field) const
{
	return operator[](from_ascii(field));
}


docstring BibTeXInfo::getValueForKey(string const & oldkey, Buffer const & buf,
	docstring const & before, docstring const & after, docstring const & dialog,
	BibTeXInfoList const xrefs, size_t maxsize) const
{
	// anything less is pointless
	LASSERT(maxsize >= 16, maxsize = 16);
	string key = oldkey;
	bool cleanit = false;
	if (prefixIs(oldkey, "clean:")) {
		key = oldkey.substr(6);
		cleanit = true;
	}

	docstring ret = operator[](key);
	if (ret.empty() && !xrefs.empty()) {
		vector<BibTeXInfo const *>::const_iterator it = xrefs.begin();
		vector<BibTeXInfo const *>::const_iterator en = xrefs.end();
		for (; it != en; ++it) {
			if (*it && !(**it)[key].empty()) {
				ret = (**it)[key];
				break;
			}
		}
	}
	if (ret.empty()) {
		// some special keys
		// FIXME: dialog, textbefore and textafter have nothing to do with this
		if (key == "dialog")
			ret = dialog;
		else if (key == "entrytype")
			ret = entry_type_;
		else if (key == "key")
			ret = bib_key_;
		else if (key == "label")
			ret = label_;
		else if (key == "modifier" && modifier_ != 0)
			ret = modifier_;
		else if (key == "numericallabel")
			ret = cite_number_;
		else if (key == "abbrvauthor")
			// Special key to provide abbreviated author names.
			ret = getAbbreviatedAuthor(&buf, false);
		else if (key == "shortauthor")
			// When shortauthor is not defined, jurabib automatically
			// provides jurabib-style abbreviated author names. We do
			// this as well.
			ret = getAbbreviatedAuthor(&buf, true);
		else if (key == "shorttitle") {
			// When shorttitle is not defined, jurabib uses for `article'
			// and `periodical' entries the form `journal volume [year]'
			// and for other types of entries it uses the `title' field.
			if (entry_type_ == "article" || entry_type_ == "periodical")
				ret = operator[]("journal") + " " + operator[]("volume")
					+ " [" + operator[]("year") + "]";
			else
				ret = operator[]("title");
		} else if (key == "bibentry") {
			// Special key to provide the full bibliography entry: see getInfo()
			CiteEngineType const engine_type = buf.params().citeEngineType();
			DocumentClass const & dc = buf.params().documentClass();
			docstring const & format =
				from_utf8(dc.getCiteFormat(engine_type, to_utf8(entry_type_)));
			int counter = 0;
			ret = expandFormat(format, xrefs, counter, buf,
				docstring(), docstring(), docstring(), false);
		} else if (key == "textbefore")
			ret = before;
		else if (key == "textafter")
			ret = after;
		else if (key == "year")
			ret = getYear();
	}

	if (cleanit)
		ret = html::cleanAttr(ret);

	// make sure it is not too big
	support::truncateWithEllipsis(ret, maxsize);
	return ret;
}


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// BiblioInfo
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

namespace {

// A functor for use with sort, leading to case insensitive sorting
class compareNoCase: public binary_function<docstring, docstring, bool>
{
public:
	bool operator()(docstring const & s1, docstring const & s2) const {
		return compare_no_case(s1, s2) < 0;
	}
};

} // namespace anon


vector<docstring> const BiblioInfo::getXRefs(BibTeXInfo const & data, bool const nested) const
{
	vector<docstring> result;
	if (!data.isBibTeX())
		return result;
	// Legacy crossref field. This is not nestable.
	if (!nested && !data["crossref"].empty()) {
		docstring const xrefkey = data["crossref"];
		result.push_back(xrefkey);
		// However, check for nested xdatas
		BiblioInfo::const_iterator it = find(xrefkey);
		if (it != end()) {
			BibTeXInfo const & xref = it->second;
			vector<docstring> const nxdata = getXRefs(xref, true);
			if (!nxdata.empty())
				result.insert(result.end(), nxdata.begin(), nxdata.end());
		}
	}
	// Biblatex's xdata field. Infinitely nestable.
	// XData field can consist of a comma-separated list of keys
	vector<docstring> const xdatakeys = getVectorFromString(data["xdata"]);
	if (!xdatakeys.empty()) {
		vector<docstring>::const_iterator xit = xdatakeys.begin();
		vector<docstring>::const_iterator xen = xdatakeys.end();
		for (; xit != xen; ++xit) {
			docstring const xdatakey = *xit;
			result.push_back(xdatakey);
			BiblioInfo::const_iterator it = find(xdatakey);
			if (it != end()) {
				BibTeXInfo const & xdata = it->second;
				vector<docstring> const nxdata = getXRefs(xdata, true);
				if (!nxdata.empty())
					result.insert(result.end(), nxdata.begin(), nxdata.end());
			}
		}
	}
	return result;
}


vector<docstring> const BiblioInfo::getKeys() const
{
	vector<docstring> bibkeys;
	BiblioInfo::const_iterator it  = begin();
	for (; it != end(); ++it)
		bibkeys.push_back(it->first);
	sort(bibkeys.begin(), bibkeys.end(), compareNoCase());
	return bibkeys;
}


vector<docstring> const BiblioInfo::getFields() const
{
	vector<docstring> bibfields;
	set<docstring>::const_iterator it = field_names_.begin();
	set<docstring>::const_iterator end = field_names_.end();
	for (; it != end; ++it)
		bibfields.push_back(*it);
	sort(bibfields.begin(), bibfields.end());
	return bibfields;
}


vector<docstring> const BiblioInfo::getEntries() const
{
	vector<docstring> bibentries;
	set<docstring>::const_iterator it = entry_types_.begin();
	set<docstring>::const_iterator end = entry_types_.end();
	for (; it != end; ++it)
		bibentries.push_back(*it);
	sort(bibentries.begin(), bibentries.end());
	return bibentries;
}


docstring const BiblioInfo::getAbbreviatedAuthor(docstring const & key, Buffer const & buf) const
{
	BiblioInfo::const_iterator it = find(key);
	if (it == end())
		return docstring();
	BibTeXInfo const & data = it->second;
	return data.getAbbreviatedAuthor(&buf, false);
}


docstring const BiblioInfo::getCiteNumber(docstring const & key) const
{
	BiblioInfo::const_iterator it = find(key);
	if (it == end())
		return docstring();
	BibTeXInfo const & data = it->second;
	return data.citeNumber();
}


docstring const BiblioInfo::getYear(docstring const & key, bool use_modifier) const
{
	BiblioInfo::const_iterator it = find(key);
	if (it == end())
		return docstring();
	BibTeXInfo const & data = it->second;
	docstring year = data.getYear();
	if (year.empty()) {
		// let's try the crossrefs
		vector<docstring> const xrefs = getXRefs(data);
		if (xrefs.empty())
			// no luck
			return docstring();
		vector<docstring>::const_iterator it = xrefs.begin();
		vector<docstring>::const_iterator en = xrefs.end();
		for (; it != en; ++it) {
			BiblioInfo::const_iterator const xrefit = find(*it);
			if (xrefit == end())
				continue;
			BibTeXInfo const & xref_data = xrefit->second;
			year = xref_data.getYear();
			if (!year.empty())
				// success!
				break;
		}
	}
	if (use_modifier && data.modifier() != 0)
		year += data.modifier();
	return year;
}


docstring const BiblioInfo::getYear(docstring const & key, Buffer const & buf, bool use_modifier) const
{
	docstring const year = getYear(key, use_modifier);
	if (year.empty())
		return buf.B_("No year");
	return year;
}


docstring const BiblioInfo::getInfo(docstring const & key,
	Buffer const & buf, bool richtext) const
{
	BiblioInfo::const_iterator it = find(key);
	if (it == end())
		return docstring(_("Bibliography entry not found!"));
	BibTeXInfo const & data = it->second;
	BibTeXInfoList xrefptrs;
	vector<docstring> const xrefs = getXRefs(data);
	if (!xrefs.empty()) {
		vector<docstring>::const_iterator it = xrefs.begin();
		vector<docstring>::const_iterator en = xrefs.end();
		for (; it != en; ++it) {
			BiblioInfo::const_iterator const xrefit = find(*it);
			if (xrefit != end())
				xrefptrs.push_back(&(xrefit->second));
		}
	}
	return data.getInfo(xrefptrs, buf, richtext);
}


docstring const BiblioInfo::getLabel(vector<docstring> keys,
	Buffer const & buf, string const & style, bool for_xhtml,
	size_t max_size, docstring const & before, docstring const & after,
	docstring const & dialog) const
{
	// shorter makes no sense
	LASSERT(max_size >= 16, max_size = 16);

	// we can't display more than 10 of these, anyway
	bool const too_many_keys = keys.size() > 10;
	if (too_many_keys)
		keys.resize(10);

	CiteEngineType const engine_type = buf.params().citeEngineType();
	DocumentClass const & dc = buf.params().documentClass();
	docstring const & format = from_utf8(dc.getCiteFormat(engine_type, style, "cite"));
	docstring ret = format;
	vector<docstring>::const_iterator key = keys.begin();
	vector<docstring>::const_iterator ken = keys.end();
	for (; key != ken; ++key) {
		BiblioInfo::const_iterator it = find(*key);
		BibTeXInfo empty_data;
		empty_data.key(*key);
		BibTeXInfo & data = empty_data;
		vector<BibTeXInfo const *> xrefptrs;
		if (it != end()) {
			data = it->second;
			vector<docstring> const xrefs = getXRefs(data);
			if (!xrefs.empty()) {
				vector<docstring>::const_iterator it = xrefs.begin();
				vector<docstring>::const_iterator en = xrefs.end();
				for (; it != en; ++it) {
					BiblioInfo::const_iterator const xrefit = find(*it);
					if (xrefit != end())
						xrefptrs.push_back(&(xrefit->second));
				}
			}
		}
		ret = data.getLabel(xrefptrs, buf, ret, for_xhtml,
			before, after, dialog, key + 1 != ken);
	}

	if (too_many_keys)
		ret.push_back(0x2026);//HORIZONTAL ELLIPSIS
	support::truncateWithEllipsis(ret, max_size);
	return ret;
}


bool BiblioInfo::isBibtex(docstring const & key) const
{
	docstring key1;
	split(key, key1, ',');
	BiblioInfo::const_iterator it = find(key1);
	if (it == end())
		return false;
	return it->second.isBibTeX();
}


vector<docstring> const BiblioInfo::getCiteStrings(
	vector<docstring> const & keys, vector<CitationStyle> const & styles,
	Buffer const & buf, docstring const & before,
	docstring const & after, docstring const & dialog, size_t max_size) const
{
	if (empty())
		return vector<docstring>();

	string style;
	vector<docstring> vec(styles.size());
	for (size_t i = 0; i != vec.size(); ++i) {
		style = styles[i].cmd;
		vec[i] = getLabel(keys, buf, style, false, max_size, before, after, dialog);
	}

	return vec;
}


void BiblioInfo::mergeBiblioInfo(BiblioInfo const & info)
{
	bimap_.insert(info.begin(), info.end());
	field_names_.insert(info.field_names_.begin(), info.field_names_.end());
	entry_types_.insert(info.entry_types_.begin(), info.entry_types_.end());
}


namespace {

// used in xhtml to sort a list of BibTeXInfo objects
bool lSorter(BibTeXInfo const * lhs, BibTeXInfo const * rhs)
{
	docstring const lauth = lhs->getAbbreviatedAuthor();
	docstring const rauth = rhs->getAbbreviatedAuthor();
	docstring const lyear = lhs->getYear();
	docstring const ryear = rhs->getYear();
	docstring const ltitl = lhs->operator[]("title");
	docstring const rtitl = rhs->operator[]("title");
	return  (lauth < rauth)
		|| (lauth == rauth && lyear < ryear)
		|| (lauth == rauth && lyear == ryear && ltitl < rtitl);
}

}


void BiblioInfo::collectCitedEntries(Buffer const & buf)
{
	cited_entries_.clear();
	// We are going to collect all the citation keys used in the document,
	// getting them from the TOC.
	// FIXME We may want to collect these differently, in the first case,
	// so that we might have them in order of appearance.
	set<docstring> citekeys;
	shared_ptr<Toc const> toc = buf.tocBackend().toc("citation");
	Toc::const_iterator it = toc->begin();
	Toc::const_iterator const en = toc->end();
	for (; it != en; ++it) {
		if (it->str().empty())
			continue;
		vector<docstring> const keys = getVectorFromString(it->str());
		citekeys.insert(keys.begin(), keys.end());
	}
	if (citekeys.empty())
		return;

	// We have a set of the keys used in this document.
	// We will now convert it to a list of the BibTeXInfo objects used in
	// this document...
	vector<BibTeXInfo const *> bi;
	set<docstring>::const_iterator cit = citekeys.begin();
	set<docstring>::const_iterator const cen = citekeys.end();
	for (; cit != cen; ++cit) {
		BiblioInfo::const_iterator const bt = find(*cit);
		if (bt == end() || !bt->second.isBibTeX())
			continue;
		bi.push_back(&(bt->second));
	}
	// ...and sort it.
	sort(bi.begin(), bi.end(), lSorter);

	// Now we can write the sorted keys
	vector<BibTeXInfo const *>::const_iterator bit = bi.begin();
	vector<BibTeXInfo const *>::const_iterator ben = bi.end();
	for (; bit != ben; ++bit)
		cited_entries_.push_back((*bit)->key());
}


void BiblioInfo::makeCitationLabels(Buffer const & buf)
{
	collectCitedEntries(buf);
	CiteEngineType const engine_type = buf.params().citeEngineType();
	bool const numbers = (engine_type & ENGINE_TYPE_NUMERICAL);

	int keynumber = 0;
	char modifier = 0;
	// used to remember the last one we saw
	// we'll be comparing entries to see if we need to add
	// modifiers, like "1984a"
	map<docstring, BibTeXInfo>::iterator last;

	vector<docstring>::const_iterator it = cited_entries_.begin();
	vector<docstring>::const_iterator const en = cited_entries_.end();
	for (; it != en; ++it) {
		map<docstring, BibTeXInfo>::iterator const biit = bimap_.find(*it);
		// this shouldn't happen, but...
		if (biit == bimap_.end())
			// ...fail gracefully, anyway.
			continue;
		BibTeXInfo & entry = biit->second;
		if (numbers) {
			docstring const num = convert<docstring>(++keynumber);
			entry.setCiteNumber(num);
		} else {
			// coverity complains about our derefercing the iterator last,
			// which was not initialized above. but it does get initialized
			// after the first time through the loop, which is the point of
			// the first test.
			// coverity[FORWARD_NULL]
			if (it != cited_entries_.begin()
			    && entry.getAbbreviatedAuthor() == last->second.getAbbreviatedAuthor()
			    // we access the year via getYear() so as to get it from the xref,
			    // if we need to do so
			    && getYear(entry.key()) == getYear(last->second.key())) {
				if (modifier == 0) {
					// so the last one should have been 'a'
					last->second.setModifier('a');
					modifier = 'b';
				} else if (modifier == 'z')
					modifier = 'A';
				else
					modifier++;
			} else {
				modifier = 0;
			}
			entry.setModifier(modifier);
			// remember the last one
			last = biit;
		}
	}
	// Set the labels
	it = cited_entries_.begin();
	for (; it != en; ++it) {
		map<docstring, BibTeXInfo>::iterator const biit = bimap_.find(*it);
		// this shouldn't happen, but...
		if (biit == bimap_.end())
			// ...fail gracefully, anyway.
			continue;
		BibTeXInfo & entry = biit->second;
		if (numbers) {
			entry.label(entry.citeNumber());
		} else {
			docstring const auth = entry.getAbbreviatedAuthor(&buf, false);
			// we do it this way so as to access the xref, if necessary
			// note that this also gives us the modifier
			docstring const year = getYear(*it, buf, true);
			if (!auth.empty() && !year.empty())
				entry.label(auth + ' ' + year);
			else
				entry.label(entry.key());
		}
	}
}


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// CitationStyle
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


CitationStyle citationStyleFromString(string const & command)
{
	CitationStyle cs;
	if (command.empty())
		return cs;

	string cmd = command;
	if (cmd[0] == 'C') {
		cs.forceUpperCase = true;
		cmd[0] = 'c';
	}

	size_t const n = cmd.size() - 1;
	if (cmd[n] == '*') {
		cs.fullAuthorList = true;
		cmd = cmd.substr(0, n);
	}

	cs.cmd = cmd;
	return cs;
}


string citationStyleToString(const CitationStyle & cs)
{
	string cmd = cs.cmd;
	if (cs.forceUpperCase)
		cmd[0] = uppercase(cmd[0]);
	if (cs.fullAuthorList)
		cmd += '*';
	return cmd;
}

} // namespace lyx