Exemple #1
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    def register(self, name, dict={}):
        """
        Attempt to register a package with the specified name. If a module is
        found, create an object from the module's class called `Module',
        passing it the environment and `dict' as arguments, and execute all
        delayed commands for this module. The dictionary describes the
        command that caused the registration.
        """
        if name in self:
            msg.debug(_("module %s already registered") % name)
            return 2

        # First look for a script

        moddir = ""
        mod = None
        for path in "", join(moddir, "modules"):
            file = join(path, name + ".rub")
            if exists(file):
                mod = ScriptModule(self.env, file)
                msg.log(_("script module %s registered") % name)
                break

        # Then look for a Python module

        if not mod:
            if Plugins.register(self, name) == 0:
                msg.debug(_("no support found for %s") % name)
                return 0
            mod = self.modules[name].Module(self.env, dict)
            msg.log(_("built-in module %s registered") % name)

        # Run any delayed commands.

        if name in self.commands:
            for (cmd, args, vars) in self.commands[name]:
                msg.push_pos(vars)
                try:
                    mod.command(cmd, args)
                except AttributeError:
                    msg.warn(_("unknown directive '%s.%s'") % (name, cmd))
                except TypeError:
                    msg.warn(_("wrong syntax for '%s.%s'") % (name, cmd))
                msg.pop_pos()
            del self.commands[name]

        self.objects[name] = mod
        return 1
Exemple #2
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    def command(self):
        cmd = []
        if self.doc.program == "xelatex":
            # If raw index is in UTF-8 the texindy command cannot be used
            cmd.extend(["xindy", "-M", "texindy", "-C", self.doc.encoding])
            # To behave even more like texindy
            cmd.extend(["-q", "-M", "page-ranges"])
        else:
            # Call texindy to handle LICR encoded raw index
            # Equivalent to xindy arguments (beware of module order):
            #   "xindy", "-M", "tex/inputenc/latin",
            #            "-M", "texindy", "-C", "latin",
            #            "-I", "latex"
            cmd.extend(["texindy"])

        # Specific output files?
        if self.target:
            cmd.extend(["-o", self.target])
        if self.transcript:
            cmd.extend(["-t", self.transcript])

        # Find out which language to use
        if self.index_lang:
            lang = self.index_lang
        elif self.doc.lang:
            lang = self.languages.get(self.doc.lang)
            if not (lang):
                msg.warn(_("xindy: lang '%s' not found" % \
                           self.doc.lang), pkg="index")
            else:
                msg.log(_("xindy: lang '%s' mapped to '%s'" % \
                           (self.doc.lang, lang)), pkg="index")
        else:
            lang = None

        if lang:
            cmd.extend(["-L", lang])

        for mod in self.modules:
            cmd.extend(["-M", mod])

        if self.opts:
            cmd.extend(self.opts)

        cmd.append(self.idxfile)
        return cmd
Exemple #3
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 def print_misschars(self):
     """
     Sort the characters not handled by the selected font,
     and print them as a warning.
     """
     missed_chars = []
     for c in self.log.get_misschars():
         missed_chars.append((c["uchar"], c["font"]))
     # Strip redundant missed chars
     missed_chars = list(set(missed_chars))
     missed_chars.sort()
     for m in missed_chars:
         # The log file is encoded in UTF8 (xetex) or in latin1 (pdftex)
         uchar = m[0]
         # Check we have a real char (e.g. not something like '^^a3')
         if len(uchar) == 1:
             msg.warn("Character U+%X (%s) not in font '%s'" % \
                      (ord(uchar), m[0], m[1]))
         else:
             msg.warn("Character '%s' not in font '%s'" % (m[0], m[1]))
Exemple #4
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    def run(self):
        cmd = self.command()
        msg.debug(" ".join(cmd))

        # Makeindex outputs everything to stderr, even progress messages
        rc = subprocess.call(cmd, stderr=msg.stdout)
        if (rc != 0):
            msg.error(_("could not make index %s") % self.target)
            return 1

        # Beware with UTF-8 encoding, makeindex with headings can be messy
        # because it puts in the headings the first 8bits char of the words
        # under the heading which can be an invalid character in UTF-8
        if (self.style and self.doc.encoding == "utf8"):
            if not (self._index_is_unicode()):
                # Retry without style to avoid headings
                msg.warn(_("makeindex on UTF8 failed. Retry..."))
                self.style = ""
                return self.run()

        return rc
Exemple #5
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    def run(self):
        self._sanitize_idxfile()
        self._fix_invalid_ranges()
        cmd = self.command()
        msg.debug(" ".join(cmd))

        # Collect the script output, and errors
        logname = join(dirname(self.target), "xindy.log")
        logfile = open(logname, "wb")
        p = Popen(cmd, stdout=logfile, stderr=PIPE)
        errdata = p.communicate()[1]
        if isinstance(errdata, bytes):
            errdata = errdata.decode(sys.getdefaultencoding())
        rc = p.wait()
        if msg.stdout:
            msg.stdout.write(errdata)
        else:
            msg.warn(_(errdata.strip()))
        logfile.close()
        if (rc != 0):
            msg.error(_("could not make index %s") % self.target)
            return 1

        self._detect_invalid_ranges(errdata)

        # Now convert the built index to UTF-8 if required
        if cmd[0] == "texindy" and self.doc.encoding == "utf8":
            if not (self._index_is_unicode()):
                encoding = self._find_index_encoding(logname)
                tmpindex = join(dirname(self.target), "new.ind")
                cmd = [
                    "iconv", "-f", encoding, "-t", "utf8", "-o", tmpindex,
                    self.target
                ]
                msg.debug(" ".join(cmd))
                rc = subprocess.call(cmd)
                if rc == 0: os.rename(tmpindex, self.target)

        return rc
Exemple #6
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 def do_order(self, *args):
     for opt in args:
         if opt == "standard": self.opts = []
         elif opt == "german": self.opts.append("-g")
         elif opt == "letter": self.opts.append("-l")
         else: msg.warn(_("unknown option '%s' for 'makeidx.order'") % opt)