#!perl

# This script reads in UCD files PropertyAliases.txt and
# PropertyValueAliases.txt and correlates them with ICU enums
# defined in uchar.h and uscript.h.  It then outputs a header
# file which contains all names and enums.  The header is included
# by the genpname tool C++ source file, which produces the actual
# binary data file.
#
# See usage note below.
#
# TODO: The Property[Value]Alias.txt files state that they can support
# more than 2 names per property|value.  Currently (Unicode 3.2) there
# are always 1 or 2 names.  If more names were supported, presumably
# the format would be something like:
#    nv        ; Numeric_Value
#    nv        ; Value_Numerique
# CURRENTLY, this script assumes that there are 1 or two names.  Any
# duplicates it sees are flagged as an error.  If multiple aliases
# appear in a future version of Unicode, modify this script to support
# that.
#
# Author: Alan Liu
# Created: October 14 2002
# Since: ICU 2.4

use FileHandle;
use strict;

my $DEBUG = 0;

my $count = @ARGV;
my $ICU_DIR = shift();
my $OUT_FILE = shift();
my $HEADER_DIR = "$ICU_DIR/source/common/unicode";
my $UNIDATA_DIR = "$ICU_DIR/source/data/unidata";

# Top level property keys for binary, enumerated, string, and double props
my @TOP     = qw( _bp _ep _sp _dp );

# This hash governs how top level properties are grouped into output arrays.
#my %TOP_PROPS = ( "VALUED"   => [ '_bp', '_ep' ],
#                  "NO_VALUE" => [ '_sp', '_dp' ] );m
#my %TOP_PROPS = ( "BINARY"   => [ '_bp' ],
#                  "ENUMERATED" => [ '_ep' ],
#                  "STRING" => [ '_sp' ],
#                  "DOUBLE" => [ '_dp' ] );
my %TOP_PROPS = ( ""   => [ '_bp', '_ep', '_sp', '_dp' ] );

my %PROPTYPE = (Binary => "_bp",
                String => "_sp",
                Double => "_dp",
                Enumerated => "_ep");

# Emitted class names
my ($STRING_CLASS, $ALIAS_CLASS, $PROPERTY_CLASS) = qw(AliasName Alias Property);

if ($count != 2 ||
    !-d $HEADER_DIR ||
    !-d $UNIDATA_DIR) {
    my $me = $0;
    $me =~ s|.+[/\\]||;
    my $lm = ' ' x length($me);
    print <<"END";

$me: Reads ICU4C headers and Unicode data files and creates
$lm  a C header file that is included by genpname.  The header
$lm  file matches constants defined in the ICU4C headers with
$lm  property|value aliases in the Unicode data files.

Usage: $me <icu_dir> <out_file>

<icu_dir>   ICU4C root directory, containing
               source/common/unicode/uchar.h
               source/common/unicode/uscript.h
               source/data/unidata/Blocks.txt
               source/data/unidata/PropertyAliases.txt
               source/data/unidata/PropertyValueAliases.txt
<out_file>  File name of header to be written

The Unicode versions of all input files must match.
END
    exit(1);
}

my ($h, $version) = readAndMerge($HEADER_DIR, $UNIDATA_DIR);

if ($DEBUG) {
    print "Merged hash:\n";
    for my $key (sort keys %$h) {
        my $hh = $h->{$key};
        for my $subkey (sort keys %$hh) {
            print "$key:$subkey:", $hh->{$subkey}, "\n";
        }
    }
}

my $out = new FileHandle($OUT_FILE, 'w');
die "Error: Can't write to $OUT_FILE: $!" unless (defined $out);
my $save = select($out);
formatData($h, $version);
select($save);
$out->close();

exit(0);

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# From PropList.html: "The properties of the form Other_XXX
# are used to generate properties in DerivedCoreProperties.txt.
# They are not intended for general use, such as in APIs that
# return property values.
# Non_Break is not a valid property as of 3.2.
sub isIgnoredProperty {
    local $_ = shift;
    /^Other_/i || /^Non_Break$/i;
}

# 'qc' is a pseudo-property matching any quick-check property
# see PropertyValueAliases.txt file comments
sub isPseudoProperty {
    $_[0] eq 'qc' ||
        $_[0] eq 'binprop';
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Emit the combined data from headers and the Unicode database as a
# C source code header file.
#
# @param ref to hash with the data
# @param Unicode version, as a string
sub formatData {
    my $h = shift;
    my $version = shift;

    my $date = scalar localtime();
    print <<"END";
/**
 * MACHINE GENERATED FILE.  !!! Do not edit manually !!!
 *
 * Generated from
 *   uchar.h
 *   uscript.h
 *   Blocks.txt
 *   PropertyAliases.txt
 *   PropertyValueAliases.txt
 *
 * Date: $date
 * Unicode version: $version
 * Script: $0
 */

END

    #------------------------------------------------------------
    # Emit Unicode version
    print "/* Unicode version $version */\n";
    my @v = split(/\./, $version);
    push @v, '0' while (@v < 4);
    for (my $i=0; $i<@v; ++$i) {
        print "const uint8_t VERSION_$i = $v[$i];\n";
    }
    print "\n";

    #------------------------------------------------------------
    # Emit String table
    # [A table of all identifiers, that is, all long or short property
    # or value names.  The list need NOT be sorted; it will be sorted
    # by the C program.  Strings are referenced by their index into
    # this table.  After sorting, a REMAP[] array is used to map the
    # old position indices to the new positions.]
    my %strings;
    for my $prop (sort keys %$h) {
        my $hh = $h->{$prop};
        for my $enum (sort keys %$hh) {
            my @a = split(/\|/, $hh->{$enum});
            for (@a) {
                $strings{$_} = 1 if (length($_));
            }
        }
    }
    my @strings = sort keys %strings;
    unshift @strings, "";

    print "const int32_t STRING_COUNT = ", scalar @strings, ";\n\n"; 

    # while printing, create a mapping hash from string table entry to index
    my %stringToID;
    print "/* to be sorted */\n";
    print "const $STRING_CLASS STRING_TABLE[] = {\n";
    for (my $i=0; $i<@strings; ++$i) {
        print "    $STRING_CLASS(\"$strings[$i]\", $i),\n";
        $stringToID{$strings[$i]} = $i;
    }
    print "};\n\n";

    # placeholder for the remapping index.  this is used to map
    # indices that we compute here to indices of the sorted
    # STRING_TABLE.  STRING_TABLE will be sorted by the C++ program
    # using the uprv_comparePropertyNames() function.  this will
    # reshuffle the order.  we then use the indices (passed to the
    # String constructor) to create a REMAP[] array.
    print "/* to be filled in */\n";
    print "int32_t REMAP[", scalar @strings, "];\n\n";
    
    #------------------------------------------------------------
    # Emit the name group table
    # [A table of name groups.  A name group is one or more names
    # for a property or property value.  The Unicode data files specify
    # that there may be more than 2, although as of Unicode 3.2 there
    # are at most 2.  The name group table looks like this:
    #
    #  114, -115, 116, -117, 0, -118, 65, -64, ...
    #  [0]        [2]        [4]      [6]
    #
    # The entry at [0] consists of 2 strings, 114 and 115.
    # The entry at [2] consists of 116 and 117.  The entry at
    # [4] is one string, 118.  There is always at least one
    # string; typically there are two.  If there are two, the first
    # is the SHORT name and the second is the LONG.  If there is
    # one, then the missing entry (always the short name, in 3.2)
    # is zero, which is by definition the index of "".  The
    # 'preferred' name will generally be the LONG name, if there are
    # more than 2 entries.  The last entry is negative.

    # Build name group list and replace string refs with nameGroup indices
    my @nameGroups;
    
    for my $prop (sort keys %$h) {
        my $hh = $h->{$prop};
        for my $enum (sort keys %$hh) {
            my @names = split(/\|/, $hh->{$enum});
            die "Error: Wrong number of names in " . $hh->{$enum} if (@names != 2);
            my $i = @nameGroups; # index of group we are making 
            push @nameGroups, map { $stringToID{$_} } @names;
            $nameGroups[$#nameGroups] = -$nameGroups[$#nameGroups]; # mark end
            # now, replace string list with ref to name group
            $hh->{$enum} = $i;
        }
    }

    print "const int32_t NAME_GROUP_COUNT = ",
          scalar @nameGroups, ";\n\n";

    print "int32_t NAME_GROUP[] = {\n";
    # emit one group per line, with annotations
    for (my $i=0; $i<@nameGroups; ) {
        my @a;
        my $line;
        my $start = $i;
        for (;;) {
            my $j = $nameGroups[$i++];
            $line .= "$j, ";
            push @a, abs($j);
            last if ($j < 0);
        }
        print "    ",
              $line,
              ' 'x(20-length($line)),
              "/* ", sprintf("%3d", $start),
              ": \"", join("\", \"", map { $strings[$_] } @a), "\" */\n";
    }
    print "};\n\n";
    
    # This is fixed for 3.2 at "2" but should be calculated dynamically
    # when more than 2 names appear in Property[Value]Aliases.txt.
    print "#define MAX_NAMES_PER_GROUP 2\n\n";

    #------------------------------------------------------------
    # Emit enumerated property values
    for my $prop (sort keys %$h) {
        next if ($prop =~ /^_/);
        my $vh = $h->{$prop};
        my $count = scalar keys %$vh;

        print "const int32_t VALUES_${prop}_COUNT = ",
              $count, ";\n\n";
        
        print "const $ALIAS_CLASS VALUES_${prop}\[] = {\n";
        for my $enum (sort keys %$vh) {
            #my @names = split(/\|/, $vh->{$enum});
            #die "Error: Wrong number of names for $prop:$enum in [" . join(",", @names) . "]"
            #    if (@names != 2);
            print "    $ALIAS_CLASS((int32_t) $enum, ", $vh->{$enum}, "),\n";
                  #$stringToID{$names[0]}, ", ",
                  #$stringToID{$names[1]}, "),\n";
            #      "\"", $names[0], "\", ",
            #      "\"", $names[1], "\"),\n";
        }
        print "};\n\n";
    }

    #------------------------------------------------------------
    # Emit top-level properties (binary, enumerated, etc.)
    for my $topName (sort keys %TOP_PROPS) {
        my $a = $TOP_PROPS{$topName};
        my $count = 0;
        for my $type (@$a) { # "_bp", "_ep", etc.
            $count += scalar keys %{$h->{$type}};
        }

        print "const int32_t ${topName}PROPERTY_COUNT = $count;\n\n";
        
        print "const $PROPERTY_CLASS ${topName}PROPERTY[] = {\n";

        for my $type (@$a) { # "_bp", "_ep", etc.
            my $p = $h->{$type};

            for my $enum (sort keys %$p) {
                my $name = $strings[$nameGroups[$p->{$enum}]];
            
                my $valueRef = "0, NULL";
                if ($type eq '_bp') {
                    $valueRef = "VALUES_binprop_COUNT, VALUES_binprop";
                }
                elsif (exists $h->{$name}) {
                    $valueRef = "VALUES_${name}_COUNT, VALUES_$name";
                }
                
                print "    $PROPERTY_CLASS((int32_t) $enum, ",
                      $p->{$enum}, ", $valueRef),\n";
            }
        }
        print "};\n\n";
    }

    print "/*eof*/\n";
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Read in the files uchar.h, uscript.h, Blocks.txt,
# PropertyAliases.txt, and PropertyValueAliases.txt,
# and combine them into one hash.
#
# @param directory containing headers
# @param directory containin Unicode data files
#
# @return hash ref, Unicode version
sub readAndMerge {

    my ($headerDir, $unidataDir) = @_;

    my $h = read_uchar("$headerDir/uchar.h");
    my $s = read_uscript("$headerDir/uscript.h");
    my $b = read_Blocks("$unidataDir/Blocks.txt");
    my $pa = read_PropertyAliases("$unidataDir/PropertyAliases.txt");
    my $va = read_PropertyValueAliases("$unidataDir/PropertyValueAliases.txt");
    
    # Extract property family hash
    my $fam = $pa->{'_family'};
    delete $pa->{'_family'};
    
    # Note: uscript.h has no version string, so don't check it
    my $version = check_versions($h, $b, $pa, $va);
    
    # Do this BEFORE merging; merging modifies the hashes
    check_PropertyValueAliases($pa, $va);
    
    # Dump out the $va hash for debugging
    if ($DEBUG) {
        print "Property values hash:\n";
        for my $key (sort keys %$va) {
            my $hh = $va->{$key};
            for my $subkey (sort keys %$hh) {
                print "$key:$subkey:", $hh->{$subkey}, "\n";
            }
        }
    }
    
    # Dump out the $s hash for debugging
    if ($DEBUG) {
        print "Script hash:\n";
        for my $key (sort keys %$s) {
            print "$key:", $s->{$key}, "\n";
        }
    }
    
    # Link in the script data
    $h->{'sc'} = $s;
    
    merge_Blocks($h, $b);
    
    merge_PropertyAliases($h, $pa, $fam);
    
    merge_PropertyValueAliases($h, $va);
    
    ($h, $version);
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Ensure that the version strings in the given hashes (under the key
# '_version') are compatible.  Currently this means they must be
# identical, with the exception that "X.Y" will match "X.Y.0".
# All hashes must define the key '_version'.
#
# @param a list of hash references
#
# @return the version of all the hashes.  Upon return, the '_version'
# will be removed from all hashes.
sub check_versions {
    my $version = '';
    foreach my $h (@_) {
        die "Error: No version found" unless (exists $h->{'_version'});
        my $v = $h->{'_version'};
        delete $h->{'_version'};

        # append ".0" if necessary, to standardize to X.Y.Z
        $v .= '.0' unless ($v =~ /\.\d+\./);
        if ($version) {
            die "Error: Mismatched Unicode versions"
                unless ($version eq $v);
        } else {
            $version = $v;
        }
    }
    $version;
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Make sure the property names in PropertyValueAliases.txt match those
# in PropertyAliases.txt.
#
# @param a hash ref from read_PropertyAliases.
# @param a hash ref from read_PropertyValueAliases.
sub check_PropertyValueAliases {
    my ($pa, $va) = @_;

    # make a reverse hash of short->long
    my %rev;
    for (keys %$pa) { $rev{$pa->{$_}} = $_; }
    
    for my $prop (keys %$va) {
        if (!exists $rev{$prop} && !isPseudoProperty($prop)) {
            print "Warning: Property $prop from PropertyValueAliases not listed in PropertyAliases\n";
        }
    }
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Merge blocks data into uchar.h enum data.  In the 'blk' subhash all
# code point values, as returned from read_uhash, are replaced by
# block names, as read from Blocks.txt and returned by read_Blocks.
# The match must be 1-to-1.  If there is any failure of 1-to-1
# mapping, an error is signalled.  Upon return, the read_Blocks hash
# is emptied of all contents, except for those that failed to match.
#
# @param a hash ref from read_uhash.
# @param a hash ref from read_Blocks.
sub merge_Blocks {
    my ($h, $b) = @_;

    die "Error: No blocks data in uchar.h"
        unless (exists $h->{'blk'});
    my $blk = $h->{'blk'};
    for my $enum (keys %$blk) {
        my $cp = $blk->{$enum};
        die "Error: No block found at $cp in Blocks.txt"
            unless (exists $b->{$cp});
        # Convert code point to name:
        $blk->{$enum} = '|' . $b->{$cp}; # no short names for blocks
        delete $b->{$cp};
    }
    my $err = '';
    for my $cp (keys %$b) {
        $err .= "Error: Block " . $b->{$cp} . " not listed in uchar.h\n";
    }
    die $err if ($err);
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Merge property alias names into the uchar.h hash.  The subhashes
# under the keys _* (b(inary, e(numerated, s(tring, d(ouble) are
# examined and the values of those subhashes are assumed to be long
# names in PropertyAliases.txt.  They are validated and replaced by
# "<short>|<long>".  Upon return, the read_PropertyAliases hash is
# emptied of all contents, except for those that failed to match.
# Unmatched names in PropertyAliases are listed as a warning but do
# NOT cause the script to die.
#
# @param a hash ref from read_uhash.
# @param a hash ref from read_PropertyAliases.
# @param a hash mapping long names to property family (e.g., 'binary')
sub merge_PropertyAliases {
    my ($h, $pa, $fam) = @_;

    for my $k (@TOP) {
        die "Error: No properties data for $k in uchar.h"
            unless (exists $h->{$k});
    }

    for my $subh (map { $h->{$_} } @TOP) {
        for my $enum (keys %$subh) {
            my $name = $subh->{$enum};
            die "Error: Property $name not found"
                unless (exists $pa->{$name});

            $subh->{$enum} = $pa->{$name} . "|" . $name;
            delete $pa->{$name};
        }
    }
    my @err;
    for my $name (keys %$pa) {
        push @err, "Warning: No enum for " . $fam->{$name} . " property $name in uchar.h"
            unless isIgnoredProperty($name);
    }
    print join("\n", sort @err), "\n" if (@err);
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Merge PropertyValueAliases.txt data into the uchar.h hash.  All
# properties other than blk, _bp, and _ep are analyzed and mapped to
# the names listed in PropertyValueAliases.  They are then replaced
# with a string of the form "<short>|<long>".  The short or long name
# may be missing.
#
# @param a hash ref from read_uhash.
# @param a hash ref from read_PropertyValueAliases.
sub merge_PropertyValueAliases {
    my ($h, $va) = @_;

    for my $prop (keys %$h) {
        # blk handled in merge_Blocks
        # _bp, _ep handled in merge_PropertyAliases
        next if ($prop eq 'blk' || $prop =~ /^_/);

        # find corresponding PropertyValueAliases data
        die "Error: Can't find $prop in PropertyValueAliases.txt"
            unless (exists $va->{$prop});
        my $pva = $va->{$prop};

        # match up data
        my $hh = $h->{$prop};
        for my $enum (keys %$hh) {

            my $name = $hh->{$enum};

            # look up both long and short & ignore case
            my $n;
            if (exists $pva->{$name}) {
                $n = $name;
            } else {
                # iterate (slow)
                for my $a (keys %$pva) {
                    # case-insensitive match
                    # & case-insensitive reverse match
                    if ($a =~ /^$name$/i ||
                        $pva->{$a} =~ /^$name$/i) {
                        $n = $a;
                        last;
                    }
                }
            }
            
            die "Error: Property value $prop:$name not found" unless ($n);

            my $l = $n;
            my $r = $pva->{$n};
            # convert |n/a\d+| to blank
            $l = '' if ($l =~ m|^n/a\d+$|);
            $r = '' if ($r =~ m|^n/a\d+$|);

            $hh->{$enum} = "$l|$r";
            delete $pva->{$n};
        }
    }

    # Merge the combining class values in manually
    die "Error: No ccc data"
        unless exists $va->{'ccc'};
    for my $ccc (keys %{$va->{'ccc'}}) {
        die "Error: Can't overwrite ccc $ccc"
            if (exists $h->{'ccc'}->{$ccc});
        $h->{'ccc'}->{$ccc} = $va->{'ccc'}->{$ccc};
    }
    delete $va->{'ccc'};

    # Merge synthetic binary property values in manually
    die "Error: No synthetic binary properties"
        unless exists $va->{'binprop'};
    for my $bp (keys %{$va->{'binprop'}}) {
        $h->{'binprop'}->{$bp} = $va->{'binprop'}->{$bp};
    }
    delete $va->{'binprop'};

    my $err = '';
    for my $prop (sort keys %$va) {
        my $hh = $va->{$prop};
        for my $subkey (sort keys %$hh) {
            $err .= "Warning: Enum for value $prop:$subkey not found in uchar.h\n";
        }
    }
    print $err if ($err);
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Read the PropertyAliases.txt file.  Return a hash that maps the long
# name to the short name.  The special key '_version' will map to the
# Unicode version of the file.  The special key '_family' holds a
# subhash that maps long names to a family string, for descriptive
# purposes.
#
# @param a filename for PropertyAliases.txt
#
# @return a hash reference.  Keys are long names.  Values are short names.
sub read_PropertyAliases {

    my $filename = shift; 

    my $hash = {};         # result

    my $fam = {};  # map long names to family string
    my $family; # binary, enumerated, etc.

    my $in = new FileHandle($filename, 'r');
    die "Error: Cannot open $filename" if (!defined $in);

    while (<$in>) {

        # Read version (embedded in a comment)
        if (/PropertyAliases-(\d+\.\d+\.\d+)/i) {
            die "Error: Multiple versions in $filename"
                if (exists $hash->{'_version'});
            $hash->{'_version'} = $1;
        }

        # Read family heading
        if (/^\s*\#\s*(.+?)\s*Properties\s*$/) {
            $family = $1;
        }

        # Ignore comments and blank lines
        s/\#.*//;
        next unless (/\S/);

        if (/^\s*(.+?)\s*;\s*(.+?)\s*$/i) {
            die "Error: Duplicate property $1 in $filename"
                if (exists $hash->{$2});
            $hash->{$2} = $1;
            $fam->{$2} = $family;
        }

        else {
            die "Error: Can't parse $_ in $filename";
        }
    }

    $in->close();

    $hash->{'_family'} = $fam;

    $hash;
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Read the PropertyValueAliases.txt file.  Return a two level hash
# that maps property_short_name:value_short_name:value_long_name.  In
# the case of the 'ccc' property, the short name is the numeric class
# and the long name is "<short>|<long>".  The special key '_version'
# will map to the Unicode version of the file.
#
# @param a filename for PropertyValueAliases.txt
#
# @return a hash reference.
sub read_PropertyValueAliases {

    my $filename = shift; 

    my $hash = {};         # result

    my $in = new FileHandle($filename, 'r');
    die "Error: Cannot open $filename" if (!defined $in);

    my $sym = 0; # Used to make "n/a" strings unique

    while (<$in>) {

        # Read version (embedded in a comment)
        if (/PropertyValueAliases-(\d+\.\d+\.\d+)/i) {
            die "Error: Multiple versions in $filename"
                if (exists $hash->{'_version'});
            $hash->{'_version'} = $1;
        }

        # Ignore comments and blank lines
        s/\#.*//;
        next unless (/\S/);

        if (/^\s*(.+?)\s*;/i) {
            my $prop = $1;
            my @fields = /;\s*([^\s;]+)/g;
            die "Error: Wrong number of fields"
                if (@fields < 2 || @fields > 3);
            # Make "n/a" strings unique
            $fields[0] .= sprintf("%03d", $sym++) if ($fields[0] eq 'n/a');
            # Squash extra fields together
            while (@fields > 2) {
                my $f = pop @fields;
                $fields[$#fields] .= '|' . $f;
            }
            addDatum($hash, $prop, @fields);
        }

        else {
            die "Error: Can't parse $_ in $filename";
        }
    }

    $in->close();

    # Script Qaac (Coptic) is a special case.  Handle it here.  See UTR#24:
    # http://www.unicode.org/unicode/reports/tr24/
    $hash->{'sc'}->{'Qaac'} = 'Coptic'
        unless (exists $hash->{'sc'}->{'Qaac'});

    # Add T|True and F|False -- these are values we recognize for
    # binary properties (NOT from PropertyValueAliases.txt).  These
    # are of the same form as the 'ccc' value aliases.
    $hash->{'binprop'}->{'0'} = 'F|False';
    $hash->{'binprop'}->{'1'} = 'T|True';

    $hash;
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Read the Blocks.txt file.  Return a hash that maps the code point
# range start to the block name.  The special key '_version' will map
# to the Unicode version of the file.
#
# @param a filename for Blocks.txt
#
# @return a ref to a hash.  Keys are code points, as text, e.g.,
# "1720".  Values are block names, e.g., "Hanunoo".
sub read_Blocks {

    my $filename = shift; 

    my $hash = {};         # result

    my $in = new FileHandle($filename, 'r');
    die "Error: Cannot open $filename" if (!defined $in);

    while (<$in>) {

        # Read version (embedded in a comment)
        if (/Blocks-(\d+\.\d+\.\d+)/i) {
            die "Error: Multiple versions in $filename"
                if (exists $hash->{'_version'});
            $hash->{'_version'} = $1;
        }

        # Ignore comments and blank lines
        s/\#.*//;
        next unless (/\S/);

        if (/^([0-9a-f]+)\.\.[0-9a-f]+;\s*(.+?)\s*$/i) {
            die "Error: Duplicate range $1 in $filename"
                if (exists $hash->{$1});
            $hash->{$1} = $2;
        }

        else {
            die "Error: Can't parse $_ in $filename";
        }
    }

    $in->close();

    $hash;
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Read the uscript.h file and compile a mapping of Unicode symbols to
# icu4c enum values.
#
# @param a filename for uscript.h
#
# @return a ref to a hash.  The keys of the hash are enum symbols from
# uscript.h, and the values are script names.
sub read_uscript {

    my $filename = shift; 

    my $mode = '';         # state machine mode and submode
    my $submode = '';

    my $last = '';         # for line folding

    my $hash = {};         # result
    my $key;               # first-level key

    my $in = new FileHandle($filename, 'r');
    die "Error: Cannot open $filename" if (!defined $in);

    while (<$in>) {
        # Fold continued lines together
        if (/^(.*)\\$/) {
            $last = $1;
            next;
        } elsif ($last) {
            $_ = $last . $_;
            $last = '';
        }

        # Exit all modes here
        if ($mode && $mode ne 'DEPRECATED') {
            if (/^\s*\}/) {
                $mode = '';
                next;
            }
        }

        # Handle individual modes

        if ($mode eq 'UScriptCode') {
            if (m|^\s*(USCRIPT_\w+).+?/\*\s*(\w+)|) {
                my ($enum, $code) = ($1, $2);
                die "Error: Duplicate script $enum"
                    if (exists $hash->{$enum});
                $hash->{$enum} = $code;
            }
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'DEPRECATED') {
            if (/\s*\#ifdef/) {
                die "Error: Nested #ifdef";
                }
            elsif (/\s*\#endif/) {
                $mode = '';
            }
        }

        elsif (!$mode) {
            if (/^\s*typedef\s+enum\s+(\w+)\s*\{/ ||
                   /^\s*typedef\s+enum\s+(\w+)\s*$/) {
                $mode = $1;
                #print "Parsing $mode\n";
            }

            elsif (/^\s*\#ifdef\s+ICU_UCHAR_USE_DEPRECATES\b/) {
                $mode = 'DEPRECATED';
            }
        }
    }

    $in->close();

    $hash;
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Read the uchar.h file and compile a mapping of Unicode symbols to
# icu4c enum values.
#
# @param a filename for uchar.h
#
# @return a ref to a hash.  The keys of the hash are '_bp' for binary
# properties, '_ep' for enumerated properties, and 'gc', 'bc', 'blk',
# 'ea', 'dt', 'jt', 'jg', 'lb', or 'nt' for corresponding property
# value aliases.  The values of the hash are subhashes.  The subhashes
# have a key of the uchar.h enum symbol, and a value of the alias
# string (as listed in PropertyValueAliases.txt).  NOTE: The alias
# string is whatever alias uchar.h lists.  This may be either short or
# long, depending on the specific enum.  NOTE: For blocks ('blk'), the
# value is a hex code point for the start of the associated block.
# NOTE: The special key _version will map to the Unicode version of
# the file.
sub read_uchar {

    my $filename = shift; 

    my $mode = '';         # state machine mode and submode
    my $submode = '';

    my $last = '';         # for line folding

    my $hash = {};         # result
    my $key;               # first-level key

    my $in = new FileHandle($filename, 'r');
    die "Error: Cannot open $filename" if (!defined $in);

    while (<$in>) {
        # Fold continued lines together
        if (/^(.*)\\$/) {
            $last .= $1;
            next;
        } elsif ($last) {
            $_ = $last . $_;
            $last = '';
        }

        # Exit all modes here
        if ($mode && $mode ne 'DEPRECATED') {
            if (/^\s*\}/) {
                $mode = '';
                next;
            }
        }

        # Handle individual modes

        if ($mode eq 'UProperty') {
            if (/^\s*(UCHAR_\w+)\s*[,=]/ || /^\s+(UCHAR_\w+)\s*$/) {
                if ($submode) {
                    addDatum($hash, $key, $1, $submode);
                    $submode = '';
                } else {
                    #print "Warning: Ignoring $1\n";
                }
            }

            elsif (m|^\s*/\*\*\s*(\w+)\s+property\s+(\w+)|i) {
                die "Error: Unmatched tag $submode" if ($submode);
                die "Error: Unrecognized UProperty comment: $_"
                    unless (exists $PROPTYPE{$1});
                $key = $PROPTYPE{$1};
                $submode = $2;
            }
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'UCharCategory') {
            # We don't use these; we use the U_GC_\w+?_MASK #defines
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'UCharDirection') {
            if (/^\s*(U_\w+)\s*[,=]/ || /^\s+(U_\w+)\s*$/) {
                if ($submode) {
                    addDatum($hash, $key, $1, $submode);
                    $submode = '';
                } else {
                    #print "Warning: Ignoring $1\n";
                }
            }

            elsif (m|/\*\*\s*([A-Z]+)\s|) {
                die "Error: Unmatched tag $submode" if ($submode);
                $key = 'bc';
                $submode = $1;
            }
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'UBlockCode') {
            if (m|^\s*(UBLOCK_\w+).+?/\*\[(.+?)\]\*/|) {
                addDatum($hash, 'blk', $1, $2);
            }
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'UEastAsianWidth') {
            if (m|^\s*(U_EA_\w+).+?/\*\[(.+?)\]\*/|) {
                addDatum($hash, 'ea', $1, $2);
            }
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'UDecompositionType') {
            if (m|^\s*(U_DT_\w+).+?/\*\[(.+?)\]\*/|) {
                addDatum($hash, 'dt', $1, $2);
            }
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'UJoiningType') {
            if (m|^\s*(U_JT_\w+).+?/\*\[(.+?)\]\*/|) {
                addDatum($hash, 'jt', $1, $2);
            }
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'UJoiningGroup') {
            if (/^\s*(U_JG_(\w+))/) {
                addDatum($hash, 'jg', $1, $2) unless ($2 eq 'COUNT');
            }
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'ULineBreak') {
            if (m|^\s*(U_LB_\w+).+?/\*\[(.+?)\]\*/|) {
                addDatum($hash, 'lb', $1, $2);
            }
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'UNumericType') {
            if (m|^\s*(U_NT_\w+).+?/\*\[(.+?)\]\*/|) {
                addDatum($hash, 'nt', $1, $2);
            }
        }

        elsif ($mode eq 'DEPRECATED') {
            if (/\s*\#ifdef/) {
                die "Error: Nested #ifdef";
                }
            elsif (/\s*\#endif/) {
                $mode = '';
            }
        }

        elsif (!$mode) {
            if (/^\s*\#define\s+(\w+)\s+(.+)/) {
                # #define $left $right
                my ($left, $right) = ($1, $2);

                if ($left eq 'U_UNICODE_VERSION') {
                    my $version = $right;
                    $version = $1 if ($version =~ /^\"(.*)\"$/);
                    # print "Unicode version: ", $version, "\n";
                    die "Error: Multiple versions in $filename"
                        if (defined $hash->{'_version'});
                    $hash->{'_version'} = $version;
                }

                elsif ($left =~ /U_GC_(\w+?)_MASK/) {
                    addDatum($hash, 'gc', $left, $1);
                }
            }

            elsif (/^\s*typedef\s+enum\s+(\w+)\s*\{/ ||
                   /^\s*typedef\s+enum\s+(\w+)\s*$/) {
                $mode = $1;
                #print "Parsing $mode\n";
            }

            elsif (/^\s*enum\s+(\w+)\s*\{/ ||
                   /^\s*enum\s+(\w+)\s*$/) {
                $mode = $1;
                #print "Parsing $mode\n";
            }

            elsif (/^\s*\#ifdef\s+ICU_UCHAR_USE_DEPRECATES\b/) {
                $mode = 'DEPRECATED';
            }
        }
    }

    $in->close();

    $hash;
}

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add a new value to a two-level hash.  That is, given a ref to
# a hash, two keys, and a value, add $hash->{$key1}->{$key2} = $value.
sub addDatum {
    my ($h, $k1, $k2, $v) = @_;
    if (exists $h->{$k1}->{$k2}) {
        die "Error: $k1:$k2 already set to " .
            $h->{$k1}->{$k2} . ", cannot set to " . $v;
    }
    $h->{$k1}->{$k2} = $v;
}

#eof