Use regex to detect blocks

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Joscha 2025-02-06 21:16:37 +01:00
parent f429b3934e
commit 7f1c71a6e2
5 changed files with 65 additions and 41 deletions

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@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ To reformat all proof trees in your project, run:
java -jar asciiprooftree.jar path/to/your/src
```
If you want to use a different marker string than `§`, you can use the `--marker` option:
For available options, run:
```shell
java -jar asciiprooftree.jar path/to/your/src --marker 't>'
java -jar asciiprooftree.jar --help
```

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@ -5,24 +5,30 @@ import org.rogach.scallop.*
import java.nio.file.{Files, Path}
import scala.jdk.StreamConverters.*
import scala.util.matching.Regex
val blockRe = "(?m)^(?<block>(\\s*)§.*\\n(?:\\2§.*\\n)*)".r
val lineRe = "^\\s*§(?<block>.*)$".r
class Conf(args: Seq[String]) extends ScallopConf(args):
val path: ScallopOption[Path] = trailArg[Path]()
val marker: ScallopOption[String] = opt[String](default = Some("§"))
val blockRegex: ScallopOption[String] = opt[String](default = Some(blockRe.regex))
val lineRegex: ScallopOption[String] = opt[String](default = Some(lineRe.regex))
verify()
@main
def main(args: String*): Unit =
val conf = new Conf(args)
reformat(conf.path(), conf.marker())
val formatter = Formatter(blockRe = Regex(conf.blockRegex()), lineRe = Regex(conf.lineRegex()))
reformat(conf.path(), formatter)
def reformat(path: Path, marker: String): Unit =
def reformat(path: Path, formatter: Formatter): Unit =
if Files.isDirectory(path) then
val files = Files.list(path).toScala(Seq)
for file <- files do reformat(file, marker)
for file <- files do reformat(file, formatter)
else if Files.isRegularFile(path) then
val text = Files.readString(path)
val newText = Formatter.reformat(text, marker = marker)
val newText = formatter.reformat(text)
if text != newText then
println(path)
Files.writeString(path, newText)

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@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ case class Block(lines: Seq[(String, String)]):
def content: Seq[String] = lines.map((_, content) => content)
def toLines: Seq[String] = lines.map((prefix, content) => s"$prefix $content")
def extend(prefix: String, content: String): Block = Block(lines :+ (prefix, content))
def extend(block: Block): Block = Block(lines ++ block.lines)
def extend(prefix: String, content: String): Block = extend(Block(prefix, content))
def resize(height: Int): Block =
require(height > 0)

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@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
package de.plugh.asciiprooftree.file
import de.plugh.asciiprooftree.tree.ProofTree
case class BlockInfo(block: Block, tree: ProofTree, start: Int, end: Int, endsWithNewline: Boolean)

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@ -1,45 +1,57 @@
package de.plugh.asciiprooftree.file
import de.plugh.asciiprooftree.tree.{Line, Parser}
import de.plugh.asciiprooftree.tree.Parser
import scala.collection.mutable
import scala.util.boundary
import scala.util.matching.Regex
import scala.util.matching.Regex.Match
private class Formatter(marker: String):
private val lines: mutable.Buffer[String] = mutable.Buffer()
private var block: Option[Block] = None
case class Formatter(blockRe: Regex, lineRe: Regex):
private val blockReI = blockRe.pattern.namedGroups().get("block")
private val lineReI = lineRe.pattern.namedGroups().get("block")
private def flushBlock(): Unit = for block <- this.block do
val newBlock = Parser(block.content).parse match
case Some(tree) => block.replace(tree.formatted.toString.linesIterator.toIndexedSeq)
case None => block
lines.appendAll(newBlock.toLines)
this.block = None
private def parseBlockLine(line: String): Option[Block] = boundary:
val m = lineRe.findFirstMatchIn(line).getOrElse(boundary.break(None))
require(m.end(lineReI) == line.length)
val prefix = line.slice(0, m.start(lineReI))
val content = line.slice(m.start(lineReI), line.length)
Some(Block(prefix, content))
private def pushBlockLine(prefix: String, content: String): Unit = this.block match
case Some(block) if Line(block.last._1).width == Line(prefix).width =>
this.block = Some(block.extend(prefix, content))
case _ =>
flushBlock()
this.block = Some(Block(prefix, content))
private def parseBlockLines(lines: String): Option[Block] =
val blocks = lines.linesIterator.map(parseBlockLine).toSeq
if blocks.isEmpty || blocks.exists(_.isEmpty) then return None
Some(blocks.flatten.reduce(_.extend(_)))
private def pushPlainLine(line: String): Unit =
flushBlock()
lines.append(line)
private def parseBlock(text: String, m: Match): Option[BlockInfo] = boundary:
val block = parseBlockLines(m.group(blockReI)).getOrElse(boundary.break(None))
val tree = Parser(block.content).parse.getOrElse(boundary.break(None))
Some(BlockInfo(
block = block,
tree = tree,
start = m.start(blockReI),
end = m.end(blockReI),
endsWithNewline = text.endsWith("\n"),
))
private def pushLine(line: String): Unit =
val i = line.indexOf(marker)
if i < 0 then pushPlainLine(line)
else
val prefix = line.slice(0, i + marker.length)
val content = line.slice(i + marker.length, line.length)
pushBlockLine(prefix, content)
def findBlocks(text: String): Seq[BlockInfo] = blockRe.findAllMatchIn(text).flatMap(parseBlock(text, _)).toSeq
private def pushText(text: String): Unit = text.linesIterator.foreach(pushLine)
def reformat(text: String): String =
// Things just become nicer if we can assume that even the last line ends with a newline.
val cleanText = if text.endsWith("\n") then text else text + "\n"
override def toString: String = lines.map(l => s"$l\n").mkString
val result = StringBuilder()
var resultEnd = 0
object Formatter:
def reformat(text: String, marker: String = "§"): String =
val fmt = new Formatter(marker)
fmt.pushText(text)
fmt.toString
for info <- findBlocks(cleanText) do
if resultEnd < info.start then result.append(cleanText.slice(resultEnd, info.start))
val block = info.block.replace(info.tree.formatted.toString.linesIterator.toIndexedSeq) // Clunky :D
result.append(block.toLines.mkString("\n"))
if info.endsWithNewline then result.append("\n")
resultEnd = info.end
// No need to update resultEnd since we don't need it from this point on
if resultEnd < cleanText.length then result.append(cleanText.slice(resultEnd, cleanText.length))
// Remove final newline if the original text didn't have it
if text.endsWith("\n") then result.toString() else result.toString().stripLineEnd