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## As of PCRE 8.0 this file is OBSOLETE. A different way  ##
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#! /usr/bin/perl -w

# This is a Perl script to create the table of character properties. For
# information on the format, see ucpinternal.h. The Unicode files are expected
# to be in Unicode.tables/{Scripts,UnicodeData}.txt. The ../ucp.h file is also
# required. The table is written to the standard output.

# The script is rather slow because it just searches linearly through the
# Scripts data in order to find the script for each character or character
# range. It could be made faster by sorting that data, or something, but hey,
# it is only ever run once in a blue moon. (It's even slower after I mended the
# "forgot to check for script number before amalgamation" bug, but even so,
# the effort of improving it isn't worth it.)

# Subroutine: Given a character number, return the script number. The 
# Scripts.txt file has been read into an array, keeping just the codepoints
# and the script name. The lines are in one of two formats:
#
# xxxx name
# xxxx..yyyy name
#
# where xxxx and yyyy are code points.

sub script{
my($n) = $_[0];
foreach $line (@scriptlist)
  {
  my($a,$z,$s);
    
  if ($line =~ /\.\./)
    {
    ($a,$z,$s) = $line =~ /^([^\.]+)\.\.(\S+)\s+(.*)/;
    }
  else
    {
    ($a,$s) = $line =~ /^(\S+)\s+(.*)/;
    $z = $a; 
    }       
  
  die "Problem on this scripts data line:\n$line"
    if (!defined $a || !defined $z);

  if ($n >= hex($a) && $n <= hex($z))
    {
    my($x) = $scriptnum{$s};
    return $x if defined $x; 
    die "Can't find script number for $s\n"; 
    }  
  } 
  
# All code points not explicitly listed are "Common" 

return $scriptnum{"Common"};
}


# Subroutine: given a category name, return its number

sub category {
my($x) = $gencat{$_[0]};
return $x if defined $x;
die "Can't find number for general category $_[0]\n";
}


# Subroutine: output an entry for a range, unless it isn't really a range,
# in which case just output a single entry.

sub outrange{
my($cp,$ncp,$gc) = @_;
my($flag) = ($cp != $ncp)? 0x00800000 : 0;
printf "  { 0x%08x, 0x%08x },\n",
 $cp | $flag | (script($cp) << 24), 
  (category($gc) << 26) | $ncp - $cp;
}


# Entry point: An argument giving the Unicode version is required.

die "Require a single argument, the Unicode version"
  if ($#ARGV != 0);
$Uversion = shift @ARGV; 


# Read in the Scripts.txt file, retaining only the code points
# and script names.

open(IN, "Unicode.tables/Scripts.txt") ||
  die "Can't open Unicode.tables/Scripts.txt: $!\n";
  
while (<IN>)
  {
  next if !/^[0-9A-Z]/;
  my($range,$name) = $_ =~ /^(\S+)\s*;\s*(\S+)/;
  push @scriptlist, "$range $name";
  }  
close(IN);


# Now read the ucp.h file to get the values for the general categories
# and for the scripts.

open(IN, "../ucp.h") || die "Can't open ../ucp.h: $!\n";

while (<IN>) { last if /^enum/; }
while (<IN>) { last if /^enum/; }


# The second enum are the general categories.

$count = 0;
while (<IN>)
  {
  last if $_ !~ /^\s+ucp_(..)/;
  $gencat{$1} = $count++; 
  } 

while (<IN>) { last if /^enum/; }

# The third enum are script names.

$count = 0;
while (<IN>)
  {
  last if $_ !~ /^\s+ucp_(\w+)/; 
  $scriptnum{$1} = $count++;
  }  

close(IN);

# Write out the initial boilerplace.

print "/* This source module is automatically generated from the Unicode\n" .
  "property table. See ucpinternal.h for a description of the layout.\n" .
  "This version was made from the Unicode $Uversion tables. */\n\n" .
  "static const cnode ucp_table[] = {\n";

# Now read the input file and generate the output.

open(IN, "Unicode.tables/UnicodeData.txt") || 
  die "Can't open Unicode.tables/UnicodeData.txt: $!\n";

while (<IN>)
  {
  @fields = split /;/;
  
  $cp = hex($fields[0]);
  $gc = $fields[2];
  $uc = $fields[12]; 
  $lc = $fields[13];
  
  # If this line has no "other case" data, it might be the start or end of
  # a range, either one that is explicit in the data, or one that we can
  # create by scanning forwards.  
  
  if ($uc eq "" && $lc eq "")
    {
    if ($fields[1] =~ /First>$/)
      {
      $_ = <IN>;
      @fields = split /;/;
      die "First not followed by Last\n", if $fields[1] !~ /Last>$/;
      die "First and last have different categories\n", 
        if $gc ne $fields[2];
      outrange($cp, hex($fields[0]), $gc);
      }  
 
    else
      {
      my($startscript) = script($cp);  
      my($ncp) = $cp + 1;
      while (<IN>)
        {
        @fields = split /;/;
        last if (hex($fields[0]) != $ncp ||
                 $fields[2]  ne $gc  ||
                 $fields[12] ne ""  ||
                 $fields[13] ne ""  ||
                 script($ncp) != $startscript);
                
        $ncp++;
        }  
      
      $ncp--;
      outrange($cp, $ncp, $gc);
      redo if defined $_;             # Reprocess terminating line
      } 
    }
    
  # If there is an "other case" character, we output a single-char line

  else
    {
    my($co) = (hex(($uc eq "")? $lc : $uc) - $cp) & 0xffff;
    printf "  { 0x%08x, 0x%08x },\n",
     $cp | (script($cp) << 24), (category($gc) << 26) | $co;
    }   
  }
  
close(IN);

# Final boilerplate

print "};\n"; 
  
# End