Add "index.py", which is similar to the Davex "index" command. It will construct

the INDEXED.HELP file at build time.

Work in progress. It has a few loose ends (see TODOs), and it doesn't do the traditional
compression yet (5 bits %1xxxx for the 16 most popular characters, 8 bits for the other
characters, 1..127).
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#!/usr/bin/python3
# [TODO] extract filename from pathname
# [TODO] check that we will not overflow the index into the text data
# [TODO] add the extra index entries if requested
# [TODO] what is the 4-byte length field in each entry? I don't think it's ever used, but traditionally the index command has set it to something.
# index create indexed.help <index-size-in-bytes>
# index add indexed.help <text-file-to-add> [additional-alias-for-this-file]
# Format of an indexed file is:
#
# +000 $00 DvxIdx $00
# +008 Offset_to_text (4 bytes)
# +012 Offset_to_index (4 bytes)
# +016 Offset_to_free_index_space (4 bytes)
# +020 <reserved, 32 bytes>
# +052 start of index
#
# Index is:
# length-pfx'd string, offset(4), length(4)
# :
# $00
#
# Text chunks are terminated by a $00. The data
# is compressed, with 16 common characters using
# only 5 bits (%1xxxx), and the remaining ones
# using 8 bits (%0xxxxxxx).
import sys, struct
verb = sys.argv[1]
indexFile = sys.argv[2]
if verb == "create":
indexSize = int(sys.argv[3])
print("We will create with size = " + str(indexSize))
offsetToIndex = 52
offsetOfText = offsetToIndex + indexSize
outFile = open(indexFile, "wb")
outFile.write(bytes("\x00DvxIdx\x00", "utf8"))
outFile.write(struct.pack('i', offsetOfText))
outFile.write(struct.pack('i', offsetToIndex))
outFile.write(struct.pack('i', offsetToIndex)) # start of free space in index
for pad in range(8):
outFile.write(struct.pack('i', 0)) # 8 four-byte integers: reserved
outFile.seek(offsetOfText - 1)
outFile.write(struct.pack('b', 0))
exit(0)
if verb == "add":
outFile = open(indexFile, "r+b")
addFilePath = sys.argv[3]
addFile = open (addFilePath, "r")
addLines = addFile.readlines()
addFile.close()
# End-of-file offset is where we will put the new chunk of compressed text.
outFile.seek(0, 2) # end of file
offsetToNewText = outFile.tell()
# Seek to free index space
outFile.seek(16)
data = outFile.read(4)
freeIndexSpace = int.from_bytes(data, "little")
print("freeIndexSpace = ", freeIndexSpace)
# Write new index entry: length-byte, string name, 4-byte offset to start of text, 4-byte length of (compressed?) text
entryName = addFilePath # [TODO] extract just the filename portion
outFile.seek(freeIndexSpace)
outFile.write(struct.pack('b', len(entryName)))
outFile.write(bytes(entryName, "utf8"))
outFile.write(struct.pack('i', offsetToNewText))
outFile.write(struct.pack('i', 0x77777777)) # [TODO] write the length
# Optionally write additional index entries for the same text we are adding.
# Update freeIndexSpace in file
freeIndexSpace = outFile.tell()
outFile.seek(16)
outFile.write(struct.pack('i', freeIndexSpace))
# Write the new text
outFile.seek(offsetToNewText)
for line in addLines:
for ch in line.rstrip():
outFile.write(bytes(ch, "utf8"))
outFile.write(struct.pack('b', 13)) # carriage return
outFile.write(struct.pack('b', 0))
outFile.close()
exit(0)
print("Unknown verb: " + verb)
exit(1)