#!/usr/bin/perl

# This is a basic starter template script for processing your xml. There are some
# very basic checks at the beginning that will apply to most xml but you may need
# to alter these checks if your xml deviates too much from the norm.


use utf8;
use strict;
binmode(STDIN, ":utf8");
binmode(STDOUT, ":utf8");


# GLOBALS that may be useful

my $BOOK_ID = "";
my $CHAPTER;
my $CHAPTER_TITLE;

if ($BOOK_ID eq "") {
    print STDERR "Please set the BOOK_ID variable in this script\n";
    exit();
}

my $contents;
my $temp_line;
while ($temp_line = <STDIN>) {
    chomp($temp_line);

    $temp_line =~ s`<\?xml [^>]+>``g;
    $temp_line =~ s`<(\/)?manuscript( [^>]+)?>``g;

    $temp_line =~ s/[\t\r\n]//g; #remove tabs, line feeds, returns
    $temp_line =~ s/[ ]{2,}/ /g; # remove multiple spaces
    $temp_line =~ s/^\s+//; # remove leading spaces
    $contents .= $temp_line;
}


# If you want to "remove" content from your xml without actually deleting it from
# the file, wrap it in <rm>...</rm>
# WARNING: do not embed <rm> tags inside of <rm> tags!
$contents =~ s`<rm>.*?</rm>``g;

$_ = $contents;


# At this point, the xml from the file is now one big string with no newlines


# Get chapter info/check for start-numbering-at
s`<chapter ([^>]+)>`"<chapter " . get_chapter_info($1) . ">"`e;

sub get_chapter_info {
    my $tag = shift;

    ($CHAPTER_TITLE) = $tag =~ /title="([^"]+)"/;
    ($CHAPTER) = $tag =~ /number="(?:ch)?(?:[0]+)?(\d+)"/;

    if ($CHAPTER_TITLE eq "") {
	print STDERR "Can't find chapter title\n";
	exit();
    }
    if ($CHAPTER eq "") {
	print STDERR "Can't find chapter number\n";
	exit();
    }

    # If chapter does not have start-numbering-at attribute then add it
    if ($tag !~ /start-numbering-at/) {
	$tag .= qq` start-numbering-at="${CHAPTER}"`;
    }
    # Otherwise, make sure start-numbering-at is the same as chapter number
    else {
	$tag =~ s`start-numbering-at="[^"]+"`start-numbering-at="${CHAPTER}"`;
    }

    return $tag;
}



### Uncomment the following lines if your vendor supplied IDs need fixing
### (i.e. they are not unique enough)
### The fix_id subroutine my also need fixing depending on the format of the IDs

#s`id="([^"]+)"`"id=\"" . fix_id($1) . "\""`ge;
#s`refid="([^"]+)"`"refid=\"" . fix_id($1) . "\""`ge;

sub fix_id {
    my $id = shift;

    if ($id !~ /^$BOOK_ID/) {
	return $BOOK_ID . "-ch" . $CHAPTER . "-" . $id;
    }

    return $id;
}


# This script is designed to cycle through all the major elements in the xml file.
# For each element there is a corresponding "process" function where you can add your
# custom code.


# "pre-process" sections
# Anything you need to do to a section before you begin processing the elements
# within that section goes in the pre_process_section function
s`<section ([^>]+)>(.*?)</section>`pre_process_section($1, $2)`ge;


# process boxes
# put all of your box processing code in the process_box function
my $BOX_COUNT = 0;
while (/(<box [^>]+>)/) {
    s`<box ([^>]+)>((?:(?!<box ).)*?)</box>`process_box($1, $2)`ge;
    $BOX_COUNT++;
    if ($BOX_COUNT > 1000) {
	print STDERR "Too many boxes ...\n";
	print STDERR $1, "\n";
	exit(0);
    }
}
# these are important, don't remove them
s`<boxer `<box `g;
s`</boxer>`</box>`g;


# process paras
# put all of your para processing code in the process_para function
s`<p(?:\s*)([^>]+)?>(.*)</p>`process_para($1, $2)`ge;


# process figures
# put all of your figure processing code in the process_figure function
s`<figure ([^>]+)>(.*?)</figure>`process_figure($1, $2)`ge;


# process lists
# put all of your list processing code in the process_list function
my $LIST_COUNT = 0;
while (/(<list [^>]+>)/) {
    s`<list ([^>]+)>((?:(?!<list ).)*?)</list>`process_list($1, $2)`ge;
    $LIST_COUNT++;
    if ($LIST_COUNT > 1000) {
	print "Too many lists ...\n";
	exit(0);
    }
}
# these are important, don't remove them
s`<lister `<list `g;
s`</lister>`</list>`g;


# process tables
# put all of your table processing code in the process_table function
my $TABLE_COUNT = 0;
while (/(<table [^>]+>)/) {
    s`<table ([^>]+)>((?:(?!<table ).)*?)</table>`process_table($1, $2)`ge;
    $TABLE_COUNT++;
    if ($TABLE_COUNT > 1000) {
	print "Too many tables ...\n";
	exit(0);
    }
}
# these are important, don't remove them
s`<tabler `<table `g;
s`</tabler>`</table>`g;


# post process section
# Anything you need to do to a section after you have processed the elements
# within that section goes in the post_process_section function
s`<section ([^>]+)>(.*?)</section>`post_process_section($1, $2)`ge;


# add new lines back in to xml
s`(<(rawhtml|chapter|section|box|layout|table|tbody|tr|list|figure|layout|image|asset_source)(/| [^>]+)?>)`\1\n`g;
s`(</(metadata|p|div|table|tr|td|list|li|box|tbody|th|rawhtml|caption|figure)>)`\1\n`g;
s`</section>`</section>\n`g;
s`</rawhtml>`\n</rawhtml>`g;


print $_, "\n";


sub pre_process_section {
    my $args = shift; # attributes on the <section> tag
    my $content = shift; # content of section




    return qq`<section ${args}>${content}</section>`;
}


sub post_process_section {
    my $args = shift; # attributes on <section> tag
    my $content = shift; # content of section

    # move term boxes up one para by default
    $content =~ s`(<p [^>]+>(?:(?!<p ).)*?</p>)(<box [^>]+ block_type="term">.*?</box>)`\2\1`g;



    return qq`<section ${args}>${content}</section>`;
}


sub process_figure {
    my $args = shift; # attributes on <figure> tag
    my $content = shift; # contents of figure




    return qq`<figure ${args}>${content}</figure>`;
}



sub process_list {
    my $args = shift; # attributes on <list> tag
    my $content = shift; # contents of list




    # yes, we are returning "lister"
    return qq`<lister ${args}>${content}</lister>`;
}


sub process_table {
    my $args = shift; # attributes on <table> tag
    my $content = shift; # contents of table

    # process each <td>
    $content =~ s`(<td[^>]*>.*?</td>)`process_td($1)`ge;



    # yes, we are returning "tabler"
    return qq`<tabler ${args}>${content}</tabler>`;
}


sub process_td {
    my $td = shift;


    return $td;
}


sub process_box {
    my $args = shift; #attributes on <box> tag
    my $content = shift; # contents of box




    # yes, we are returning "boxer"
    return qq`<boxer ${args}>${content}</boxer>`;
}


sub process_para {
    my $args = shift; #attributes on <p> tag
    my $content = shift; # contents of para



    return qq`<p ${args}>$content</p>`;
}


