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;
; File: ScriptMgrUtilText.a (formerly SMgrUtilText.a)
;
; Contains: Script Mgr text utilities
;
; Written by: MED Mark Davis
; DRS daan Strebe
; LDC Lee Collins
; PKE Peter Edberg
;
; Copyright: © 1987-1992 by Apple Computer, Inc., all rights reserved.
;
; This file is used in these builds: Mac32 System CubeE
;
; Change History (most recent first):
;
; <11> 11/17/92 PKE Add include of new IntlResourcesPriv.a for IntlTokenize equates.
; <10> 6/17/92 HA #1029756,<PKE>: Made sure that we stuff a dummy address in the
; ram based vector table for StyledLineBreak after removing it
; from ptch 4 and adding it to ptch 27.
; <9> 4/30/92 FM Remove obsolete conditionals:shrinkIntlTokenize, smgrUsesStdExit
; <8> 9/20/91 PKE Remove CubeE conditional, since the new plan (according to
; Darin) is that everything for Cube-E goes in without
; conditionals. While I'm at it, get rid of some ">=$604",
; ">=$605", and ">=$700" conditionals.
; <7> 9/15/91 PKE smb, #1011961: For Bruges/Cube-E, roll in from 6.1 - Fix
; trashing of d3 by GetFormatOrder.
;
; <6> 9/14/90 BG Removed <4>. 040s are now behaving more reliably.
; <5> 7/23/90 PKE Changed IntlTokenize (under control of shrinkIntlTokenize
; symbol) to use BSRs instead of macros with inline code. On
; Plus/SE/II, this saves 620 bytes but makes IntlTokenize 13%
; slower, so we may reverse this.
; <4> 7/17/90 BG Added EclipseNOPs for flakey 040s.
; <3> 4/10/90 PKE Deleted conditionalized definitions of forROM, SysVers,
; Scripts604, and TestScriptManager. Used smgrUseStdExit,
; smgrSysVers, and smgrROMVers symbols instead of buildLevel.
; <2> 1/4/90 PKE Updated conditionals to put SS-6.0.4 changes in 6.0.5 as well as
; 7.0. Updated header to BBS format.
; <1> 12/18/89 CCH Adding for the first time into BBS. Changed include 'inc.sum.a'
; to load 'StandardEqu.d'. Updated file name references.
;
; (BBS versions above, EASE versions below:)
; <2.2> 11/27/89 PKE Use bug fix in <1.8> for Scripts604 build too.
; <2.1> 8/26/89 PKE Cleaned up some conditionals, moved a comment.
; <2.0> 8/22/89 SES Removed references to nFiles.
; <1.9> 7/12/89 PKE NEEDED FOR AURORA: In StyledLineBreak, replace 'mulu #4' with
; 'lsl.w #2' for efficiency.
; <1.8> 6/27/89 PKE NEEDED FOR AURORA - Fix GetFormatOrder bug discovered by Sue:
; If firstFormat=lastFormat, it did a move.l (instead of .w) of
; firstFormat into the first word of the ordering array. This
; move was redundant anyway, so I just skipped it.
; <1.7> 6/23/89 PKE Skip definition of buildLevel (done in ScriptPriv.a).
; <1.6> 6/9/89 PKE Change StyledLineBreak to use input offset value as per
; documentation: if 0, returned offset >= 1 and char breaks
; possible; otherwise, returned offset >= 0 and char breaks not
; possible.
; <1.5> 5/30/89 PKE Fixed bug in StyledLineBreak for 2-byte characters.
; <1.4> 5/24/89 EMT Renamed alpha symbol to not conflict with development stage.
; <1.3> 2/21/89 PKE Replaced with RomProj version, which already had system and Rom
; sources merged.
; (EASE ROMproj history below:)
; <1.6> 2/21/89 PKE Fix up LOADs: always use include 'StandardEqu.d'.
; 2/21/89 pke Fix up includes: always use include 'inc.sum.a'.
; <1.5> 2/14/89 PKE Fixed bugs in LineBreak/FindCarriage that broke new TextEdit
; <1.4> 2/14/89 PKE Updated to use MPW 3.0 final ScriptEqu.a equate names
; <1.3> 2/3/89 PKE Merged with current system sources (CCH's 01/16/1989 merge of
; 6.0.3 and 7.0 sources, done in RES.sys:smgr)
; 2/2/89 pke Merged system sources and ROM sources
; <1.2> 11/14/88 PKE Synchronize EASE and Projector
; <1.1> 11/11/88 CCH Fixed Header.
; <1.0> 11/9/88 CCH Adding to EASE.
; (old EASE ROMproj history below:)
; <1.7> 10/27/88 LDC Mods by Carl Hewitt and Brian McGhie in the process of putting
; Script Manager in ROM
; (EASE SYSproj history below:)
; <1.2> 2/14/89 PKE Updated to use MPW 3.0 final ScriptEqu.a equates
; <1.1> 1/16/89 CCH Merged 6.0.3 final sources into 7.0.
; <1.0> 11/16/88 CCH Added to EASE.
; (pre-EASE history; recent changes here went into EASE ROMproj, not SYSproj:)
; 9/16/88 ldc fixed StyledLineBreak to get correct itlb values
; 6/16/88 ldc added StdUnlink
; 6/14/88 ldc added check for valid token value [0..tokenNil)
; 6/13/88 ldc removed delimMap for move to ROM
; changes above here are for ROM or buildLevel >= 2
; 2/10/88 med Changed GetFormatOrder pascal interface
; 2/10/88 med LineRight parameter is high byte from pascal
; 2/9/88 med Change pascal interface
; 1/7/88 med itlResource loaded if purged; minor changes in Tokenizer
; 1/4/88 med itlResource in Tokenizer is now handle
; 11/20/87 med Changed CheckSelector
; 11/16/87 med Minor cleanup of IntlTokenize
; 10/28/87 med Added IntlTokenize Routine
; 10/26/87 med Added StyledLineBreak algorithm, FormatOrder
;___________________________________________________________________________________________________
; To Do:
;
;___________________________________________________________________________________________________
debugging equ 0
BLANKS ON
STRING ASIS
load 'StandardEqu.d'
include 'ScriptPriv.a'
include 'IntlResourcesPriv.a' ; <11>
export FormatOrder,IntlTokenize ; smSelStyledLineBreak
;____________________________________________________________
;
; StyledLineBreak Algorithm
;
; by Mark E. Davis
;
; Modification History
;
; 7/25/87 med Finished first version of line-break
; 7/28/87 med Pretty final version for AIS, needs truncation fixing
; 7/29/87 med Added check for CR
; 7/31/87 med CR cannot be part of white-space
; 7/31/87 med Add check for old SISs with bad word-break table
;<8/2/87med> Use direct calls on script routines
;<8/2/87med> Moved CheckFont
;<8/4/87med> Use blockflags instead of sisReverse
;____________________________________________________________
;____________________________________________________________
; Routine StyledLineBreak (
; textPtr: Ptr;
; textLen: Longint; {must be < 32K ;<2/14/89 pke>}
; textStart: Longint;
; textEnd: Longint;
; flags: Longint;
; var textWidth: Fixed; {on exit, set if too long}
; var textOffset: Longint;
; ): LineCode;
;____________________________________________________________
IF 0 THEN
LineBreakFrame record {oldA6},decrement
resultSize equ 2
result ds.w 1
argSize equ *-8
textPtr ds.l 1
textLen ds.l 1
textStart ds.l 1
textEnd ds.l 1
flags ds.l 1
textWidth ds.l 1
textOffset ds.l 1
selector ds.l 1
return ds.l 1
oldA6 ds.l 1
offsets ds.l 3
leftSide ds.b 1
savedReverse ds.b 1
lineDirection ds.w 1
oldBlockFlags ds.w 1 ; <8/4/87med>
localFrame equ *
endR
FixMinusOne equ $FFFF0000
LineBreakRegs reg a2-a3/d4-d6
;____________________________________________________________
IF 0 THEN
; StyledLineBreak Equates
smcTypeMask equ $000F
smcReserved equ $00F0
smcClassMask equ $0F00
smcReserved12 equ $1000
smcRightMask equ $2000
smcUpperMask equ $4000
smcDoubleMask equ $8000
; CharType character types.
smCharPunct equ 0
smCharAscii equ 1
smCharEuro equ 7
; CharType punctuation types.
smPunctNormal equ $0000
smPunctNumber equ $0100
smPunctSymbol equ $0200
smPunctBlank equ $0300 ; NBSP is PunctNormal
ENDIF
;____________________________________________________________
StyledLineBreak proc
import FindCarriage
import StdUnlink
; setup
with LineBreakFrame,smgrRecord,scriptRecord, ItlbRecord
CheckSelector
link a6,#localFrame
movem.l LineBreakRegs,-(sp)
; common args
move.l textWidth(a6),a3 ; get @width
move.l textPtr(a6),d5 ; pointer
add.l textStart(a6),d5 ; pointer+start
; save environment and reset
;!!! generalize for left-right
move.w teSysJust,lineDirection(a6) ; save just
move.w #0,teSysJust ; set to LR
; get current script
move.w #0,-(sp) ; allocate _FontScript return
_FontScript ; get current script
move.w (sp)+,d0 ; current script
; get core globals and test: inline instead of trap, for speed
lsl.w #2,d0 ; make script code a longword offset <1.9>
GetSmgrCore a2 ; smgr core globals
move.l smgrRecord.smgrEntry(a2,d0),a2 ; core location
;<9/16/88ldc> changed following two lines to access correct itlb values <06/09/89 pke><3>
move.b ScriptRecord.scriptBundle.itlbFlags(a2),oldBlockFlags(a6) ; <9/16/88ldc>
bclr.b #smsfReverse,ScriptRecord.scriptBundle.itlbFlags(a2) ; set left-right <8/4/87med> ; <9/16/88ldc>
; quick check on length
move.l textEnd(a6),d4 ; get length
sub.l textStart(a6),d4 ; segment length
ble @TooLong ; if zero, bail
tst.l (a3) ; no width (degenerate)
; changed this so we handle blanks at start of 0-width line. <06/09/89 pke><3>
bmi @FixNoChars ; fix neg width
; get offset
;!!! fix long length later
move.w #0,-(sp) ; return space
move.l d5,-(sp) ; pointer
move.w d4,-(sp) ; length (mod)
move.w #0,-(sp) ; slop (truncate)
move.w (a3),-(sp) ; width (truncate)
pea leftSide(a6) ; @leftSide
_Pixel2Char ; use trap
move.l #0,d6 ; longize
move.w (sp)+,d6 ; get offset
; if width is zero, fix leftSide for FindWord etc. (change for 604) <06/09/89 pke><3>
tst.l (a3) ; zero width?
bne.s @doneFixLeftSide ;
st leftSide(a6) ; if so, fix leftSide
@doneFixLeftSide
; Check for CR <7/29/87med>
move.l d5,a0 ; text ptr
move.w d6,d0 ; copy of non-offsetted length
bsr FindCarriage ; a0,d0.w: return d0.b=t/f, length in d1.w
add.w textStart+2(a6),d1 ; need offset from textPtr <added 2/14/89 pke>
tst.b d0 ; found?
bne @ReturnWord ; yes, return
; check for position being too long
move.l d6,d0 ; copy un-offsetted length
add.l textStart(a6),d6 ; get char offset
; if offset > length, return width of text
cmp.l d4,d0 ; position at end?
blt.s @GotCharPos ; no, skip
tst.b leftSide(a6) ; leftSide?
bne.s @TooLong ; yes, too long
@GotCharPos
; get word around char offset
move.l textPtr(a6),-(sp) ; ptr
move.w textLen+2(a6),-(sp) ; length (mod)
move.w d6,-(sp) ; offset (truncate)
move.b leftSide(a6),-(sp) ; leftSide
move.l MinusOne,-(sp) ; line break table
pea offsets(a6) ; offset table
_FindWord ; use trap
; test character to see if it is white-space
; Mark suggests checking to see if VisibleLength would work better hereÉ <06/09/89 pke>
move.w #0,-(sp) ; allocate return
move.l textPtr(a6),-(sp) ; ptr
move.w offsets(a6),-(sp) ; offset
_CharType ; use trap
move.w (sp)+,d0 ; get type
move.l #0,d1 ; longize
move.w offsets(a6),d1 ; assume second offset ***
and.w #smcTypeMask+smcClassMask,d0 ; type and class
cmp.w #smCharPunct+smPunctBlank,d0 ; blank?
bne.s @ReturnOffset ; no, continue
btst.b #smsfReverse,oldBlockFlags(a6) ; test reverse block flag <8/4/87med>
sne d0 ; 0/-1 left/right <8/4/87med>
cmp.b LineDirection+1(a6),d0 ; line = char? (bottom byte of line) <8/4/87med>
bne.s @ReturnOffset ; yes, skip to end
; here, word is whitespace and direction is ok (script direction = line direction),
; so return second offset.
; add check for CR for old SISs with bad word-break table. <7/31/87med>
; All new SISs should be fixed, so we should be able to skip the FindCarriage
; stuff here and just set d1 to offsets+2(a6). <06/09/89 pke>
move.l textPtr(a6),a0 ; get ptr
moveq #0,d6 ; make long <2/14/89 pke><3>
move.w offsets(a6),d6 ; get first offset
add.l d6,a0 ; now at first offset <2/14/89 pke><3>
move.w offsets+2(a6),d0 ; take second offset
sub.w d6,d0 ; now length
bsr FindCarriage ; find in d1
add.w d6,d1 ; d1 either after cr or at end
bra.s @ReturnWord ; return
@TooLong
; return width
move.w #0,-(sp) ; return space
move.l d5,-(sp) ; pointer
move.w #0,-(sp) ; firstByte
move.w d4,-(sp) ; length
_TextWidth
move.w (sp)+,d0 ; pop width
swap d0 ; swap for long
clr.w d0 ; longize
; move.l (a5),a0 ; graf globals
; move.l fontAdj(a0),d0 ; get fixed width
sub.l d0,(a3) ; final width
move.l textEnd(a6),d6 ; set return
move.l #smBreakOverflow,d0 ; set type
bra.s @Done ; return
@ReturnOffset
tst.l d1 ; break at start?
bne.s @ReturnWord ; yes, return char
move.l textOffset(a6),a0 ; get @textOffset <06/09/89 pke><3>
tst.l (a0) ; was offset 0 at entry? <06/09/89 pke><3>
beq.s @ReturnWord ; if so, go return zero offset <06/09/89 pke><3>
; have to break word, so backup until length is less.
; The most we have to backup is one char, and we only have to do that if <06/09/89 pke><3>
; leftSide is false <06/09/89 pke>. We also need to catch the case of d6=0.
tst.b leftSide(a6) ; leftSide?
bne.s @checkNullOffset ; if T, skip decrement
sub.l #1,d6 ; decrement
clr.w -(sp) ; allocate return
move.l d5,-(sp) ; pass text ptr
move.l d6,d0 ; cur position
sub.l textStart(a6),d0 ; start of real text
move.w d0,-(sp) ; count (mod!!!)
_CharByte
tst.w (sp)+ ; return 0=single,-1=first,1=last
ble.s @checkNullOffset ; bail if -1 or 0, ok
sub.l #1,d6 ; fix for 2-byte chars
@checkNullOffset:
tst.l d6 ; are we still >0?
bgt.s @ReturnChar ; if so, go return a char
bra.s @FixNoChars1 ; don't redo test for orig offset 0
@FixNoChars
move.l textOffset(a6),a0 ; get @textOffset <06/09/89 pke><4>
tst.l (a0) ; was offset 0 at entry? <06/09/89 pke><4>
bne.s @FixNoChars1 ; if not, return 1 char <06/09/89 pke><4>
moveq #0,d1 ; if so, set zero offset <06/09/89 pke><4>
bra.s @ReturnWord ; and go return word break <06/09/89 pke><4>
@FixNoChars1
; string is now zero length, make it at least 1 char
move.l #1,d6 ; include first char
clr.w -(sp) ; allocate return <05/30/89 pke><3>
move.l d5,-(sp) ; pass text ptr
move.w #1,-(sp) ; offset
_CharByte
tst.w (sp)+ ; return 0=single,-1=first,1=last <05/30/89 pke><3>
ble.s @ReturnChar ; bail if -1 or 0, ok
add.l #1,d6 ; fix for 2-byte chars
@ReturnChar
move.l #smBreakChar,d0 ; so, word too long.
bra.s @Done ; exit
@ReturnWord
moveq #0,d6 ; make long <2/14/89 pke><3>
move.w d1,d6 ; set to word bound <2/14/89 pke><3>
move.l #smBreakWord,d0 ; break at word
@Done
move.l textOffset(a6),a0 ; get @textOffset
move.l d6,(a0) ; set to char position
move.b d0,result(a6) ; set result type
; restore environment
; <9/16/88ldc> fixed following line
move.b oldBlockFlags(a6),ScriptRecord.scriptBundle.itlbFlags(a2) ; <9/16/88ldc> use for 6.0.4 too <06/09/89 pke><3>
move.w lineDirection(a6),teSysJust ; restore just
; cleanup
movem.l (sp)+,LineBreakRegs
CheckA6
move #argSize, d0 ; for StdUnlink <6/16/88ldc>
bra StdUnlink ; standard exit <6/16/88ldc>
endWith
endProc
ENDIF
;____________________________________________________________
; PROCEDURE FormatOrder (
; ordering : FormatOrderPtr;
; firstFormat : Integer;
; lastFormat : Integer;
; lineRight : Boolean;
; FUNCTION DirProc (theFormat : Integer; dirParam : Ptr) : Boolean;
; dirParam : Ptr
; );
;____________________________________________________________
FormatOrderFrame record {oldA6},decrement
resultSize equ 0
argSize equ *-8
ordering ds.l 1
firstFormat ds.w 1
lastFormat ds.w 1
filler ds.b 1
lineRight ds.b 1 ; high byte from pascal <2/10/88med>
DirProc ds.l 1
;;filler2 ds.l 1 ; why does pascal want this? Changed pascal interface <2/9/88med>
dirParam ds.l 1
selector ds.l 1
return ds.l 1
oldA6 ds.l 1
localFrame equ *
endR
FormatOrderRegs reg a2-a3/d3-d6 ; <7>
;____________________________________________________________
FormatOrder proc
import StdUnlink
with FormatOrderFrame
CheckSelector
link a6,#localFrame
movem.l FormatOrderRegs,-(sp)
; consistency check
move.l ordering(a6),a2 ; get ordering
move.w firstFormat(a6),d3 ; get start
move.w lastFormat(a6),d4 ; get end
cmp.w d3,d4 ; same?
ble.s @Exit ; lastFormat ² firstFormat, leave array alone. <1.8><2.2><3>
@FillArray
; {fill the array with initial values, going in lineDirection order}
move.l DirProc(a6),a3 ; get dirProc
move.l #2,d5 ; set pointer increment
move.b lineRight(a6),d6 ; right-left?
beq.s @InvertLoop ; no, continue
move.w d4,d0 ; get last element
sub.w d3,d0 ; last-first
add.w d0,d0 ; for word array
add.w d0,a2 ; last element
neg.w d5 ; invert pointer increment
@InvertLoop
clr.b -(sp) ; allocate return
move.w d3,-(sp) ; pass i
move.l dirParam(a6),-(sp) ; pass dirParam
jsr (a3) ; call it
move.w d3,d1 ; set temp
cmp.b (sp)+,d6 ; get result: same as lineRight?
beq.s @1 ; yes, skip
not.w d1 ; invert
@1
move.w d1,(a2) ; set value
add.w d5,a2 ; increment array pointer
add.w #1,d3 ; i := i+1
cmp.w d3,d4 ; same?
bge.s @InvertLoop ; no, keep looping
; {walk through the array, reversing the odd direction clusters (inverted)}
@WalkArray
sub.w firstFormat(a6),d4 ; now # elements + 1
move.l #-1,d5 ; mark as no first backwards element
clr.w d3 ; i := 0
move.l ordering(a6),a2 ; get ordering
move.l a2,a3 ; for increment
@RevLoop
tst.w (a3)+ ; get value
bge.s @BadOrder ; correct order
tst.w d5 ; have first backwards element?
bge.s @RevContinue ; yes, continue
move.w d3,d5 ; mark first backwards element
bra.s @RevContinue ; continue
@BadOrder
tst.w d5 ; have first backwards element?
blt.s @RevContinue ; no, continue
bsr.s ReverseCluster ; ReverseCluster(j, i - 1)
move.l #-1,d5 ; mark no first backwards element.
@RevContinue
add.w #1,d3 ; inc
cmp.w d3,d4 ; at end?
bge.s @RevLoop ; no, continue
tst.w d5 ; got one?
blt.s @Exit ; no, continue
bsr.s ReverseCluster ; ReverseCluster(j, limit);
@Exit
; cleanup
movem.l (sp)+,FormatOrderRegs
CheckA6
move #argSize, d0 ; for StdUnlink <6/16/88ldc>
bra StdUnlink ; standard exit <6/16/88ldc>
;____________________________________________________________
; PROCEDURE ReverseCluster (first, last : Integer);
; e.g. d5=3, d3 = 6 should reverse 3,4,5
;____________________________________________________________
ReverseCluster
move.w d3,d2 ; get last + 1
sub.w d5,d2 ; diff = first - last
sub.w #1,d2 ; sum -1
asr.w #1,d2 ; middle = (sum-1)/2 (6,3 =>
move.w d5,d0 ; get j
add.w d0,d0 ; double for word address
lea 0(a2,d0.w),a0 ; end address
move.w d3,d0 ; get i
add.w d0,d0 ; double for word address
lea 0(a2,d0.w),a1 ; end address (after end of element)
; e.g. for 3,4 items, dbra = 1 (two iterations);
@RevClusLoop ; reverse outer elements
move.w (a0),d0 ; temp = ordering^[i]
not.w d0 ; restore it
move.w -(a1),d1 ; temp2 = ordering^[j]
not.w d1 ; restore it
move.w d0,(a1) ; mix
move.w d1,(a0)+ ; ditto
dbra d2,@RevClusLoop ; til done
; exit
rts
endProc
;____________________________________________________________
; Routine IntlTokenize
;____________________________________________________________
;The tokenizer's job is to lexically analyze a block of characters
;(irrespective of script) and return a block of standardized tokens. The
;character block is interpreted as an expression from any normal computer
;language.
;The tokenizer lexes the following atoms:
; Unknown symbol (a character outside the tokenizer's vocabulary)
; White space (consecutive white space characters generate one token)
; Alphabetic (sequence of textual characters (and, optionally, digits))
; Numeric (sequence of digits)
; Alternate numeric (digits from foreign scripts)
; Real numeric (digits, decimal, [digits])
; Newline
; Comment (delimiters chosen by application)
; Literal (with delimiters chosen by the application)
; Escape character (disable special meaning of following character)
; Symbols (non-alphanumeric special symbols)
; End of Parse (source string ran out)
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;The following symbols are unique tokens:
; ( ) [ ] { } Ç È + - * Ö ± / \ > <
; = <= ² >= ³ == := ­ <> != ! ~ , . Ò Ó Ô
; Õ " ' ; % ^ _ & @ | ? ¹ Ã · º µ ¸
; ° : # $
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;The tokenizer is a function:
; FUNCTION IntlTokenize( tokenParam: tokenBlock ): tokenResult;
;where
; tokenResult = (tokenOK, tokenOverflow, stringOverflow, badDelim, unknown);
; tokenBlock = ^paramBlock;
; paramBlock = RECORD
; source: Ptr; (*pointer to stream of characters*)
; sourceLength: LongInt; (*length of source stream*)
; tokenList: Ptr; (*pointer to array of tokens*)
; tokenLength: LongInt; (*maximum length of TokenList*)
; tokenCount: LongInt; (*number of tokens generated by tokenizer*)
; stringList: Ptr; (*pointer to stream of identifiers*)
; stringLength: LongInt; (*length of string list*)
; stringCount: LongInt; (*number of bytes currently used*)
; doString: Boolean; (*make strings & put into StringLIst*)
; doAppend: Boolean; (*append to TokenList rather than replace*)
; doAlphanumeric: Boolean;(*identifiers may include numeric*)
; leftDelims, rightDelims: ARRAY[0..1] OF tokenType;
; leftComment, rightComment: ARRAY[0..3] OF tokenType;
; escapeCode: tokenType;
; decimalCode: tokenType; (*what symbol to use for decimal mark*)
; END;
; TokenRec = RECORD
; theToken: tokenType;
; position: Ptr; (*pointer into original Source*)
; length: LongInt; (*length of text in original source*)
; stringPosition: Ptr; (*Pascal/C string copy of identifier*)
; END;
; tokenType : Integer; (*defined below*)
; (* The only value in tokenBlock directly modified by the tokenizer is
; the tokenCount field. The tokenizer modifies the memory pointed to
; by tokenList and stringList. stringList is a sequence of null-
; terminated, even-boundaried Pascal strings that is generated if
; doString is true but ignored otherwise; likewise, the
; stringPosition fields of the TokenRec records are ignored if doString
; is false. *)
; (* The Left and right delimiters are encoded as tokenType; two may be
; specified. If only one is needed, the second must be 127.
; These delimit literal strings. The position of a delimiter in the
; rightDelims array must match the position of its counterpart in
; the leftDelims array. As an example, the pairs ÒÓ and ÔÕ are [47,49]
; and [48,50] respectively, where the codes are given below. *)
; (* The leftComment and rightComment are also encoded as tokenType, but
; unlike delimiters, two tokens must be specified per comment symbol
; (postions 0 and 1 in the array are one comment symbol).
; If a single token only is needed then the second must be -1. One
; or two comment symbols are available; if only one is used then the
; second comment's tokens must both be 127. The pairs (* *) are
; [16, 26, 127, 127], [26, 17, 127, 127] *)
; (* The escape character is significant only when followed by a right
; delimiter within a literal. It nullifies the special meaning of the
; delimiter. If there is no escape character, use 127 *)
; (* The decimal symbol is has special meaning only when flanked or
; preceded by numeric or AltNumeric tokens. If RealNumber parsing is to
; be disabled, decimalCode should be 127 *)
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;Ordinal values of tokenType are:
;-1 EndParse
;0 Unknown 1 WhiteSpace 2 LeftLitDelim 3 RightLitDelim
;4 Alpha 5 Numeric 6 NewLine 7 LeftCommentDelim
;8 RightCommentDelim 9 literal 10 Escape
;11 Alternate numeric 12 RealNumber 13 AltRealNumber
;16 ( 17 ) 18 [ 19 ] 20 { 21 } 22 Ç 23 È 24 +
;25 - 26 * 27 Ö 28 ± 29 / 30 \ 31 < 32 > 33 =
;34 <= 35 ² 36 >= 37 ³ 38 == 39 := 40 ­ 41 <> 42 !=
;43 ! 44 ~ 45 , 46 . 47 Ò 48 Ó 49 Ô 50 Õ 51 "
;52 ' 53 ; 54 % 55 ^ 56 _ 57 & 58 @ 59 | 60 ?
;61 ¹ 62 Ã 63 · 64 º 65 µ 66 ¸ 67 ° 68 : 69 #
;70 $
;71 non-breaking space
;72 fraction
;73 intlCurrency
;74 leftSingGuillemet
;75 rightSingGuillemet
;76 perThousand
;77 ellipsis
;78 centerDot
;127 <nil>
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; IMPLEMENTATION NOTES
;
; This header file should be included in any version of tokenizer that is
;created. In the local version's file, this header file should be "included"
;as the first significant text. The local version must then implement a
;BaseSym macro after the include. The characteristics of the macro are:
; a) the first line is movea.l srcA,lastA
; b) the number of bytes in the character must be subtracted from srcL
; c) the symbol class of the character must be placed in the low word
; of csym. The upper word must remain undisturbed.
; d) after BaseSym, srcA must point to the byte following the last byte
; of the character just retrieved.
; e) if the available bytes run out before the character does, BaseSym
; must clean up its own portion of the stack (if any), place the
; constant #unexpectedEndER into temp, and branch to cleanUp.
; f) no registers except temp and the low word of csym may be modified.
;
; Following the BaseSym macro, the tokenBase.a file must be included. This
;file contains all state transition information.
; Finally, StringCopy must be implemented by the local version. String-
;copy's characteristics are:
; a) it is a subroutine.
; b) it may freely use any registers it pleases.
; c) it creates even-boundaried, null-terminated Pascal strings corres-
; ponding to those that each token's record points to.
; d) assuming that the return address from StringCopy is at the top of the
; stack, then the next word down is the current error condition. The
; following longword is the address of the effective token list, which
; is different from the pBlok tokenList address when doAppend is true.
; In other words, StringCopy must use the stack value rather than the
; parameter block value to determine the start of the token list.
; e) it must transliterate altNum and altReal tokens into ascii real
; strings and put the transliterated numbers, rather than the original
; numbers, into the Pascal strings. The same goes for roman (and only
; roman) letters. Additionally, the decimal character should be changed
; to a canonical '.'. All other text and symbols are to be copied
; verbatim.
; f) if doAppend is true, then it must compute the effective address of
; stringList by adding stringCount to it.
; g) it must compute the total amount of space used by strings by sub-
; tracting stringList(pBlok) from the next legal string address
; following the last null character of the last Pascal string, and
; place that computed value into stringCount(pBlok).
; h) it must detect overflow of the string space. If an overflow occurs,
; it must place #stringOverflow in the error condition space on the stack
; and return immediately.
; i) it must reverse the order of digits for the zany countries that use
; reversed digit sequences -- Arabic and Hebrew. In real numbers, the
; decimal point should be considered part of the string of digits and
; reversed right along with them.
; The local version contains its own mapping tables to decide the class
;of a character.
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
TokenFrame record {oldA6},decrement
resultSize equ 2
result ds.w 1
argSize equ *-8
paramSpace ds.l 1
selector ds.l 1
return ds.l 1
oldA6 ds.l 1
localFrame EQU *
ENDR
;---
; put these here for reference; defined in IntlResourcesPriv.a
IF 0 THEN
srcA EQU a0
srcL EQU d0
toks EQU a1
tokL EQU d1
holdA EQU a2
cSym EQU d2
lastA EQU a3
ld EQU d3
map EQU a4
lc1 EQU d4
pBlok EQU a5
lc2 EQU d5
temp EQU d6
dTab EQU a6
temp1 EQU d7
rd EQU ld
escRD EQU lc1
rc EQU ld
ENDIF
;---
EXPORT IntlTokenize
IntlTokenize func
WITH TokenRec,tokenBlock,TokenFrame,TokenResults,itl4Rec
CheckSelector
MACRO
BaseSym
bsr BaseSymRoutine ; <5>
ENDM
MACRO ;get before swap
GetSym
bsr GetSymRoutine ; <5>
ENDM
MACRO ;swap before get
NextSym
bsr NextSymRoutine ; <5>
ENDM
MACRO
DoToken &TokenRec
move.w &TokenRec,temp ; <5>
bsr DoTokenRoutine ; <5>
ENDM
MACRO
makeSym &symNum
move.w &symNum,-(sp) ; <5>
bra makeSymRoutine ; <5>
ENDM
MACRO
setDel &reg ;set the bit position in the delimMap
;<6/14/88ldc> move byte, not word <3>
clr.w temp
move.b &reg,temp ;compute delimiter map position
;<6/14/88ldc> skip -1, -2 <3>
bmi.s @999 ;skip if temp < 0
asr.w #3,temp ;offset address
bset &reg,(dTab,temp) ;set that puppy
@999
ENDM
entry
link a6,#0
movem.l d2-d7/a2-a6,-(sp) ;just save it all
movea.l TokenFrame.paramSpace(a6),pBlok ;parameter block address
movea.l itlResource(pBlok),Map ;get the itl resource block <1/7/88med>
move.l (Map),temp
bne.s @27
move.l Map,-(a7)
_LoadResource
move.l (Map),temp
@27
move.l temp,Map
movea.l source(pBlok),srcA
move.l sourceLength(pBlok),srcL
movea.l tokenList(pBlok),toks
tst.b doAppend(pBlok) ;is this an append or replace operation?
beq.s @1
move.l tokenCount(pBlok),temp ;compute end of list
mulu #tokenRecSize,temp ;that's how much is in there now
adda.l temp, toks ;viola
@1
move.l toks,-(sp) ;we need to save this for StringCopy
move.l tokenLength(pBlok),tokL
move.l leftDelims(pBlok),ld
move.l leftComment(pBlok),lc1
move.l leftComment+4(pBlok),lc2
move.l MapOffset(Map),temp ;itl character map table
lea (Map,temp),Map
lea cleanUp,dTab
move.l dTab,mapEmergOffset(Map) ;emergency exit address for itl extendFetch
GetSMgrCore dTab ; <4/27/88ldc><3>
adda #smgrRecord.delimMap, dTab ; <4/27/88ldc><3>
lea -2(dTab),holdA ; holdA free for now!!! <1/7/88med>
clr.w (holdA)+ ;clear delimiter map positions
clr.l (holdA)+
clr.l (holdA)+
clr.l (holdA)+
clr.l (holdA)+ ; need to add one more word <6/14/88ldc><3>
movea.l srcA,holdA
; start wild and wacky macro calls (expression borrowed from JT).
setDel ld ;set up delimiter map
swap ld
setDel ld
swap ld
setDel lc1
setDel lc2
clr.l cSym ;clear 2nd byte of each char attr.
GetSym ;start 2-symbol pipe
bra.s main ;hop over to start
cont
DoToken cSym
main
movea.l lastA,holdA ;retrieve address of beginning of token
GetSym ;get NextSym
move.w cSym,temp ;compute delimMap address
asr.w #3,temp ;byte offset
btst cSym,(dtab,temp.w) ;is it a possible delimiter?
bne delimRun ; <05/30/89 pke><3>
notDelim ;just as fast on the averageÉ
cmpi.w #4,cSym ;Éas a jump table
beq alphabetic
cmpi.w #1,cSym
beq.s whiteSpace
cmpi.w #16,cSym
bge TokSymbol
cmpi.w #5,cSym
beq.s TokNumeric
cmpi.w #6,cSym ;check newline
beq.s cont
cmp.w #11,cSym ;alternate numeral
beq altnum
tst.w cSym ;check unknown symbol
beq.s cont
bmi endparse
bra unknownER ;shouldn't be able to get here
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
whitespace
swap cSym ;need to check the nextSym
@1
cmpi.w #1,cSym ;check for recurring whitespace
bne.s @3 ;no more whitespace
NextSym ;get NextSym
bra.s @1
@3
swap cSym ;get cSym back into sync
bra cont
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TokNumeric
swap cSym ;check NextSym for numeric
moveq.l #5,temp1 ;numeric code
@nloop
cmp.w temp1,cSym
bne.s @done ;not numeric; bail out
NextSym
bra.s @nloop ;cycle again
@done
cmp.w decimalCode(pBlok),cSym ;could be real number
beq realNumber
swap cSym ;repair cSym order
bra cont
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
alphabetic
swap cSym ;check NextSym
moveq.l #4,temp1 ;alphabetic code
tst.b doAlphanumeric(pBlok) ;are numerics legal?
beq.s @aloopA ;no
@aloopN
cmp.w temp1,cSym ;is it alpha?
beq.s @1 ;no, but it might be numeric
cmpi.w #5,cSym ;is it numeric?
beq.s @1 ;no, but could be alternate numeric
cmpi.w #11,cSym
bne.s @done
@1 NextSym
bra.s @aloopN ;and re-enter loop
@aloopA
cmp.w temp1,cSym ;is it alpha?
bne.s @done ;nope so we're done
NextSym
bra.s @aloopA
@done
swap cSym ;repair cSym order
DoToken #4 ;create alpha token
bra main
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
leftLit1
move.l rightDelims(pBlok),rd ;get matching delimiter
swap rd ;match was in upper word
bra.s litMain
leftLit
move.l rightDelims(pBlok),rd ;get matching delimiter
litMain
move.w escapeCode(pBlok),escRD ;need escape code
DoToken #2 ;create leftDelim token
movea.l lastA,holdA ;save beginning of literal string
swap cSym ;look ahead
@litLoop
cmp.w cSym,rd ;see if we found an end delimiter
beq @endlit ;sure 'nuff
cmp.w cSym,escRD ;see if it's an escape
bne.s @1 ;nope, continue
DoToken #9 ;portion of literal before escape
movea.l lastA,holdA ;beginning of escape code
BaseSym
bmi badDelER ;don't stop now
DoToken #10 ;escape code
movea.l lastA,holdA ;beginning of symbol following escape
NextSym
swap cSym
DoToken cSym ;symbol following escape
movea.l lastA,holdA ;beginning of rest of literal
swap cSym
bra.s @litloop ;continue
@1 tst.w cSym ;make sure we've not exhausted the source
bmi badDelER ;hanging delimiter
NextSym ;get NextSym
bra @litLoop ;continue
@endLit
DoToken #9 ;create literal token
move.l leftDelims(pBlok),rd ;repair delim and comment regs
move.l leftComment(pBlok),escRD ;escRD is lc1
move.l lastA,holdA ;need address of closing delimiter
GetSym ;start filling pipe
DoToken #3 ;create right delimiter token
bra main
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
leftCom2A
move.l rightComment+4(pBlok),rc ;get matching delimiter
move.w #1,dTab ;this reg becomes the nest counter
bra.s comMain2
leftCom2
move.l lc1,lc2 ;lc2 becomes info for nested comment
move.w #1,dTab ;this reg becomes the nest counter
move.l rightComment(pBlok),rc
comMain2
GetSym ;NextSym
DoToken #7 ;create left comment symbol
move.l lastA,holdA ;beginning of literal string
tst.l rc ;see if right delim is 1 or 2 symbols
bmi.s endCom1 ;branch accordingly
bra endCom2
;- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
leftCom1A
move.l rightComment+4(pBlok),rc ;get matching delimiter
bra.s comMain1
leftCom1
move.l rightComment(pBlok),rc
comMain1
move.w #1,dTab ;for compatibility reasons (nesting)
DoToken #7 ;create left comment symbol
move.l lastA,holdA ;beginning of literal string
tst.l rc ;see if right delim is 1 or 2 symbols
bmi.s endCom1 ;branch accordingly
bra.s endCom2
;- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
endCom1
swap cSym ;look at the nextSym
@cloop
cmp.w cSym,rc ;check for end
beq.s @end
NextSym ;go for the next symbol
bpl.s @cloop ;may have run out before delimiter
bra badDelER
@end DoToken #9 ;create the literal token
movea.l lastA,holdA ;start of end delimiter
NextSym ;get one beyond end delimiter
swap cSym ;fix the order
move.l leftDelims(pBlok),rc ;repair register
DoToken #8 ;create end delimiter
move.l leftComment+4(pBlok),lc2
GetSMgrCore dTab ; <4/27/88ldc><3>
adda #smgrRecord.delimMap, dTab ; <4/27/88ldc><3>
bra main
;- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
endCom2
@cloop
move.l lastA,temp1 ;effectively a 2-symbol look-behind
GetSym ;try the next puppy
cmp.l cSym,lc2 ;check for nested comment
beq.s @nest
@nogo
cmp.l cSym,rc ;check for end delimiter sequence
beq.s @end
tst.w cSym ;may have run out of symbols
bpl.s @cloop ;still okay
bra badDelER
@nest
tst.b doNest(pBlok) ;how's the weather?
beq.s @nogo
move.l temp1,lastA ;do literal token
DoToken #9
move.l temp1,holdA ;start of nested left comment
addq.w #1,dTab ;nest counter
bra comMain2
@end
move.l temp1,lastA ;fix up the pipeline
DoToken #9 ;create literal
move.l temp1,holdA ;start address of right delimiter
GetSym ;start up normal piping again
DoToken #8 ;create right delimiter
movea.l lastA,holdA ;start of whatever follows
subq.w #1,dTab ;see how the nesting isÉ
cmpa.w #0,dTab
bne endCom2 ;Éand continue if necessary
move.l leftDelims(pBlok),rc ;repair register
move.l leftComment+4(pBlok),lc2
GetSMgrCore dTab ; <4/27/88ldc><3>
adda #smgrRecord.delimMap, dTab ; <4/27/88ldc><3>
bra main
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
altnum
swap cSym ;check NextSym for numeric
moveq.l #11,temp1 ;numeric code
@nloop
cmp.w temp1,cSym
bne.s @done ;not numeric; bail out
NextSym
bra.s @nloop ;cycle again
@done
cmp.w decimalCode(pBlok),cSym ;could be real number
beq.s realAlt
swap cSym ;repair cSym order
bra cont
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
realNumber ;entry from altNum or numeric
NextSym
moveq.l #5,temp1
@nloop
cmp.w temp1,cSym
bne.s @done
NextSym
bra.s @nloop
@done
swap cSym
move.w #12,cSym ;code for real number
bra cont
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
realAlt ;entry from altNum or numeric
NextSym
moveq.l #11,temp1
@nloop
cmp.w temp1,cSym
bne.s @done
NextSym
bra.s @nloop
@done
swap cSym
move.w #13,cSym ;code for real number
bra cont
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TokSymbol
swap cSym ;we'll be checking NextSym
cmpi.w #33,cSym ;is NextSym "="?
bne @cont
swap cSym
cmpi.w #31,cSym ;check for <=
bne.s @c1
makeSym #34
@c1
cmpi.w #32,cSym ;check for >=
bne.s @c2
makeSym #36
@c2
cmpi.w #68,cSym ;check for :=
bne.s @c3
makeSym #39
@c3
cmpi.w #33,cSym ;check for ==
bne.s @c4
makeSym #38
@c4
cmpi.w #43,cSym ;check for !=
bne.s @cont1 ;if that's not it then it ain't nothin'
makeSym #42
@cont
swap cSym ;re-adjust it
cmpi.l #$001F0020,cSym ;is it "<>"?
bne.s @cont1
makeSym #41
@cont1
move.l lastA,temp1 ;was not a composite symbol
sub.l holdA,temp1 ;compute size
bra cont ;get back into the thick of things
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
delimRun
cmp.w cSym,ld ;check for left delimiter
beq leftLit
swap ld ;check for other delimiter
cmp.w cSym,ld
beq leftLit1
swap ld
tst.l lc1 ;is comment sequence two symbols?
bpl.s @1
cmp.w cSym,lc1 ;check for left comment sequence
bne.s @2
bra leftCom1
@1 cmp.l cSym,lc1
beq leftCom2
@2 tst.l lc2 ;is other comment sequence two symbols?
bpl.s @3
cmp.w cSym,lc2 ;check for other left comment
beq leftCom1A
bra notDelim
@3 cmp.l cSym,lc2
beq leftCom2A
bra notDelim
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;itl4 call interfacing
;
extendFetch
tst.l srcL ;did we come because of a double-byter?
bpl.s @1 ;yes.
move.w #-1,cSym ;we need a full word negative for dTab's benefit
rts ;we came because source ran out; return home
@1
move.l mapExtendOffset(Map),temp ;offset of the extended fetch routine
jmp (Map,temp.l) ;finish the fetch
StringCopy
movea.l itlResource(pBlok),dTab ;get the itl resource block
move.l (dTab),dTab ;dereference! <1/7/88med>
move.l strOffset(dTab),temp ;offset of the stringCopy
jmp (dTab,temp.l) ;finish the fetch
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;Tail End
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
endParse
moveq.l #0,temp ;status if nothing went wrong
cleanUp
move.w temp, -(sp) ;save status
move.l toks,temp ;find out how many tokens we created
sub.l tokenList(pBlok),temp
divs #tokenRecSize,temp ;divide by size of TokenRec record
move.l temp,tokenCount(pBlok) ;save the value (instead of whales)É
;Éif something went wrong then upper word is non-zero
tst.b doString(pBlok) ;do we need to create string list?
beq.s @end1
bsr.s StringCopy
@end1
move.w (sp)+,d0 ;status report
addq.l #4,sp ;yank off the token start address
movem.l (sp)+,d2-d7/a2-a6 ;restore it
CheckA6 ; check stack
unlk a6
movea.l (sp)+,a0 ;return address
add.l #argSize,sp ;dump original parameters
move.b d0,(sp) ;status report
jmp (a0) ;go home
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;IntlTokenize error branches
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
tokenOVER
move.w #tokenOverflow,temp
bra.s cleanUp
badDelER
move.w #badDelim,temp
bra.s cleanUp
unknownER
move.w #crash,temp
bra.s cleanUp
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;Common routines for code savings <5>
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NextSymRoutine ; <5>
swap cSym ; <5>
BaseSymRoutine ; <5>
movea.l srcA,lastA ;save start of symbol
move.b (srcA)+,cSym ;start 2-mappedChar pipe
subq.l #1,srcL ;pay the dues
bmi.s @999
move.b 0(Map,cSym.w),cSym ;map the character
bpl.s @998
@999
bsr extendFetch ;we've either run out of input or it's 2-byte,
@998 ; and srcL tells which
rts ; <5>
GetSymRoutine ; <5>
movea.l srcA,lastA ;save start of symbol
move.b (srcA)+,cSym ;start 2-mappedChar pipe
subq.l #1,srcL ;pay the dues
bmi.s @999
move.b 0(Map,cSym.w),cSym ;map the character
bpl.s @998
@999
bsr extendFetch ;we've either run out of input or it's 2-byte,
@998 ; and srcL tells which
swap cSym ; <5>
rts ; <5>
DoTokenRoutine
; has parameter in temp
;move first subtraction below <5>
subq.l #1,tokL ;decrement available size of token space
bmi.s toTokenOVER ;ran out of room <5>
move.w temp,(toks)+ ;token <5>
move.l holdA,(toks)+ ;adr in srcA of token start
move.l lastA,temp ;find length of token <5>
sub.l holdA,temp ; <5>
move.l temp,(toks)+ ;size of token string
clr.l (toks)+ ;space for string ptr
rts ; <5>
toTokenOVER
addq #4,sp ; strip DoTokenRoutine return addressÉ <5>
; Éor makeSymRoutine parameter.
bra tokenOVER ; go to err handling routine <5>
makeSymRoutine
; has DoToken parameter on the stack.
;GetSym part
movea.l srcA,lastA ;save start of symbol
move.b (srcA)+,cSym ;start 2-mappedChar pipe
subq.l #1,srcL ;pay the dues
bmi.s @999
move.b 0(Map,cSym.w),cSym ;map the character
bpl.s @998
@999
bsr extendFetch ;we've either run out of input or it's 2-byte,
@998 ; and srcL tells which
swap cSym ; <5>
;DoToken part
subq.l #1,tokL ;decrement available size of token space
bmi.s toTokenOVER ;ran out of room <5>
move.w (sp)+,(toks)+ ;token <5>
move.l holdA,(toks)+ ;adr in srcA of token start
move.l lastA,temp ;find length of token <5>
sub.l holdA,temp ; <5>
move.l temp,(toks)+ ;size of token string
clr.l (toks)+ ;space for string ptr
;don't return, just branch
bra main
ENDWITH
ENDF
END