# readline.rb -- GNU Readline module
# Copyright (C) 1997-2001  Shugo Maed
#
# Ruby translation by Park Heesob phasis@gmail.com

module Readline

   require 'rb-readline/rbreadline'
   include RbReadline

   @completion_proc = nil
   @completion_case_fold = false

   # Begins an interactive terminal process using +prompt+ as the command
   # prompt that users see when they type commands. The method returns the
   # line entered whenever a carriage return is encountered.
   #
   # If an +add_history+ argument is provided, commands entered by users are
   # stored in a history buffer that can be recalled for later use.
   #
   # Note that this method depends on $stdin and $stdout both being open.
   # Because this is meant as an interactive console interface, they should
   # generally not be redirected.
   #
   # Example:
   #
   #    loop{ Readline.readline('> ') }
   #
   def readline(prompt, add_history=nil)
      if $stdin.closed?
         raise IOError, "stdin closed"
      end

      RbReadline.rl_instream = $stdin
      RbReadline.rl_outstream = $stdout

      status = 0

      begin
         buff = RbReadline.readline(prompt)
      rescue Exception => e
         buff = nil
         RbReadline.rl_cleanup_after_signal()
         RbReadline.rl_deprep_terminal()
         raise e
      end

      if add_history && buff
         RbReadline.add_history(buff)
      end

      return buff ? buff.dup : nil
   end

   # Sets the input stream (an IO object) for readline interaction. The
   # default is <tt>$stdin</tt>.
   #
   def self.input=(input)
      RbReadline.rl_instream = input
   end

   # Sets the output stream (an IO object) for readline interaction. The
   # default is <tt>$stdout</tt>.
   #
   def self.output=(output)
      RbReadline.rl_outstream = output
   end

   # Returns current line buffer
   #
   def self.line_buffer
      RbReadline.rl_line_buffer
   end

   # Sets the auto-completion procedure (i.e. tab auto-complete).
   #
   # The +proc+ argument is typically a Proc object. It must respond to
   # <tt>.call</tt>, take a single String argument and return an Array of
   # candidates for completion.
   #
   # Example:
   #
   #    list = ['search', 'next', 'clear']
   #    Readline.completion_proc = proc{ |s| list.grep( /^#{Regexp.escape(s)}/) }
   #
   def self.completion_proc=(proc)
      unless defined? proc.call
         raise ArgumentError,"argument must respond to `call'"
      end
      @completion_proc = proc
   end

   # Returns the current auto-completion procedure.
   #
   def self.completion_proc()
      @completion_proc
   end

   # Sets whether or not the completion proc should ignore case sensitivity.
   # The default is false, i.e. completion procs are case sensitive.
   #
   def self.completion_case_fold=(bool)
      @completion_case_fold = bool
   end

   # Returns whether or not the completion proc is case sensitive. The
   # default is false, i.e. completion procs are case sensitive.
   #
   def self.completion_case_fold()
      @completion_case_fold
   end

   def self.readline_attempted_completion_function(text,start,_end)
      proc = @completion_proc
      return nil if proc.nil?

      RbReadline.rl_attempted_completion_over = true

      case_fold = @completion_case_fold
      ary = proc.call(text)
      if ary.class != Array
         ary = Array(ary)
      else
         ary.compact!
      end

      matches = ary.length
      return nil if (matches == 0)
      result = Array.new(matches+2)
      for i in 0 ... matches
         result[i+1] = ary[i].dup
      end
      result[matches+1] = nil

      if(matches==1)
         result[0] = result[1].dup
      else
         i = 1
         low = 100000

         while (i < matches)
            if (case_fold)
               si = 0
               while ((c1 = result[i][si,1].downcase) &&
                  (c2 = result[i + 1][si,1].downcase))
                  break if (c1 != c2)
                  si += 1
               end
            else
               si = 0
               while ((c1 = result[i][si,1]) &&
                  (c2 = result[i + 1][si,1]))
                  break if (c1 != c2)
                  si += 1
               end
            end
            if (low > si)
               low = si
            end
            i+=1
         end
         result[0] = result[1][0,low]
      end

      result
   end

   # Sets vi editing mode.
   #
   def self.vi_editing_mode()
      RbReadline.rl_vi_editing_mode(1,0)
      nil
   end

   # Sets emacs editing mode
   #
   def self.emacs_editing_mode()
      RbReadline.rl_emacs_editing_mode(1,0)
      nil
   end

   # Sets the character that is automatically appended after the
   # Readline.completion_proc method is called.
   #
   # If +char+ is nil or empty, then a null character is used.
   #
   def self.completion_append_character=(char)
      if char.nil?
         RbReadline.rl_completion_append_character = ?\0
      elsif char.length==0
         RbReadline.rl_completion_append_character = ?\0
      else
         RbReadline.rl_completion_append_character = char[0]
      end
   end

   # Returns the character that is automatically appended after the
   # Readline.completion_proc method is called.
   #
   def self.completion_append_character()
      if RbReadline.rl_completion_append_character == ?\0
         nil
      end
      return RbReadline.rl_completion_append_character
   end

   # Sets the character string that signal a break between words for the
   # completion proc.
   #
   def self.basic_word_break_characters=(str)
      RbReadline.rl_basic_word_break_characters = str.dup
   end

   # Returns the character string that signal a break between words for the
   # completion proc. The default is " \t\n\"\\'`@$><=|&{(".
   #
   def self.basic_word_break_characters()
      if RbReadline.rl_basic_word_break_characters.nil?
         nil
      else
         RbReadline.rl_basic_word_break_characters.dup
      end
   end

   # Sets the character string that signal the start or end of a word for
   # the completion proc.
   #
   def self.completer_word_break_characters=(str)
      RbReadline.rl_completer_word_break_characters = str.dup
   end

   # Returns the character string that signal the start or end of a word for
   # the completion proc.
   #
   def self.completer_word_break_characters()
      if RbReadline.rl_completer_word_break_characters.nil?
         nil
      else
         RbReadline.rl_completer_word_break_characters.dup
      end
   end

   # Sets the list of quote characters that can cause a word break.
   #
   def self.basic_quote_characters=(str)
      RbReadline.rl_basic_quote_characters = str.dup
   end

   # Returns the list of quote characters that can cause a word break.
   # The default is "'\"" (single and double quote characters).
   #
   def self.basic_quote_characters()
      if RbReadline.rl_basic_quote_characters.nil?
         nil
      else
         RbReadline.rl_basic_quote_characters.dup
      end
   end

   # Sets the list of characters that can be used to quote a substring of
   # the line, i.e. a group of characters within quotes.
   #
   def self.completer_quote_characters=(str)
      RbReadline.rl_completer_quote_characters = str.dup
   end

   # Returns the list of characters that can be used to quote a substring
   # of the line, i.e. a group of characters inside quotes.
   #
   def self.completer_quote_characters()
      if RbReadline.rl_completer_quote_characters.nil?
         nil
      else
         RbReadline.rl_completer_quote_characters.dup
      end
   end

   # Sets the character string of one or more characters that indicate quotes
   # for the filename completion of user input.
   #
   def self.filename_quote_characters=(str)
      RbReadline.rl_filename_quote_characters = str.dup
   end

   # Returns the character string used to indicate quotes for the filename
   # completion of user input.
   #
   def self.filename_quote_characters()
      if RbReadline.rl_filename_quote_characters.nil?
         nil
      else
         RbReadline.rl_filename_quote_characters.dup
      end
   end

   # The History class encapsulates a history of all commands entered by
   # users at the prompt, providing an interface for inspection and retrieval
   # of all commands.
   class History
      extend Enumerable

      # The History class, stringified in all caps.
      #--
      # Why?
      #
      def self.to_s
         "HISTORY"
      end

      # Returns the command that was entered at the specified +index+
      # in the history buffer.
      #
      # Raises an IndexError if the entry is nil.
      #
      def self.[](index)
         if index < 0
            index += RbReadline.history_length
         end
         entry = RbReadline.history_get(RbReadline.history_base+index)
         if entry.nil?
            raise IndexError,"invalid index"
         end
         entry.line.dup
      end

      # Sets the command +str+ at the given index in the history buffer.
      #
      # You can only replace an existing entry. Attempting to create a new
      # entry will result in an IndexError.
      #
      def self.[]=(index,str)
         if index<0
            index += RbReadline.history_length
         end
         entry = RbReadline.replace_history_entry(index,str,nil)
         if entry.nil?
            raise IndexError,"invalid index"
         end
         str
      end

      # Synonym for Readline.add_history.
      #
      def self.<<(str)
         RbReadline.add_history(str)
      end

      # Pushes a list of +args+ onto the history buffer.
      #
      def self.push(*args)
         args.each do |str|
            RbReadline.add_history(str)
         end
      end

      # Internal function that removes the item at +index+ from the history
      # buffer, performing necessary duplication in the process.
      #--
      # TODO: mark private?
      #
      def self.rb_remove_history(index)
         entry = RbReadline.remove_history(index)
         if (entry)
            val = entry.line.dup
            entry = nil
            return val
         end
         nil
      end

      # Removes and returns the last element from the history buffer.
      #
      def self.pop()
         if RbReadline.history_length>0
            rb_remove_history(RbReadline.history_length-1)
         else
            nil
         end
      end

      # Removes and returns the first element from the history buffer.
      #
      def self.shift()
         if RbReadline.history_length>0
            rb_remove_history(0)
         else
            nil
         end
      end

      # Iterates over each entry in the history buffer.
      #
      def self.each()
         for i in 0 ... RbReadline.history_length
            entry = RbReadline.history_get(RbReadline.history_base + i)
            break if entry.nil?
            yield entry.line.dup
         end
         self
      end

      # Returns the length of the history buffer.
      #
      def self.length()
         RbReadline.history_length
      end

      # Synonym for Readline.length.
      #
      def self.size()
         RbReadline.history_length
      end

      # Returns a bolean value indicating whether or not the history buffer
      # is empty.
      #
      def self.empty?()
         RbReadline.history_length == 0
      end

      # Deletes an entry from the histoyr buffer at the specified +index+.
      #
      def self.delete_at(index)
         if index < 0
            i += RbReadline.history_length
         end
         if index < 0 || index > RbReadline.history_length - 1
            raise IndexError, "invalid index"
         end
         rb_remove_history(index)
      end

   end

   HISTORY = History

   # The Fcomp class provided to encapsulate typical filename completion
   # procedure. You will not typically use this directly, but will instead
   # use the Readline::FILENAME_COMPLETION_PROC.
   #
   class Fcomp
      def self.call(str)
         matches = RbReadline.rl_completion_matches(str,
         :rl_filename_completion_function)
         if (matches)
            result = []
            i = 0
            while(matches[i])
               result << matches[i].dup
               matches[i] = nil
               i += 1
            end
            matches = nil
            if (result.length >= 2)
               result.shift
            end
         else
            result = nil
         end
         return result
      end
   end

   FILENAME_COMPLETION_PROC = Fcomp

   # The Ucomp class provided to encapsulate typical filename completion
   # procedure. You will not typically use this directly, but will instead
   # use the Readline::USERNAME_COMPLETION_PROC.
   #
   # Note that this feature currently only works on Unix systems since it
   # ultimately uses the Etc module to iterate over a list of users.
   #
   class Ucomp
      def self.call(str)
         matches = RbReadline.rl_completion_matches(str,
         :rl_username_completion_function)
         if (matches)
            result = []
            i = 0
            while(matches[i])
               result << matches[i].dup
               matches[i] = nil
               i += 1
            end
            matches = nil
            if (result.length >= 2)
               result.shift
            end
         else
            result = nil
         end
         return result
      end
   end

   USERNAME_COMPLETION_PROC = Ucomp

   RbReadline.rl_readline_name = "Ruby"

   RbReadline.using_history()

   VERSION = RbReadline.rl_library_version

   module_function :readline

   RbReadline.rl_attempted_completion_function = :readline_attempted_completion_function

end
