/* vi: set ts=2 shiftwidth=2 expandtab:
 *
 * Copyright (C) 2003-2007  Simon Baldwin and Mark J. Tilford
 *
 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
 * it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License
 * as published by the Free Software Foundation.
 *
 * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
 * GNU General Public License for more details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
 * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307
 * USA
 */

/*
 * Module notes:
 *
 * o Is the whole interpolation and ALR passes thing right?  There's no
 *   documentation on it, and it's not intuitively implemented in Adrift.
 *
 * o Is dissecting HTML tags the right thing to do?
 */

#include <assert.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>

#include "scare.h"
#include "scprotos.h"


/* Assorted definitions and constants. */
static const sc_uint PRINTFILTER_MAGIC = 0xb4736417;
static const sc_int BUFFER_GROW_INCREMENT = 32,
                    ITERATION_LIMIT = 32;
static const sc_char PERCENT = '%';
static const sc_char NUL = '\0';
static const sc_char LESSTHAN = '<';
static const sc_char GREATERTHAN = '>';
static const sc_char *const ENTITY_LESSTHAN = "&lt;",
                     *const ENTITY_GREATERTHAN = "&gt;",
                     *const ENTITY_PERCENT = "+percent+";
static const sc_int ENTITY_LENGTH = 4,
                    PERCENT_LENGTH = 9;
static const sc_char *const WHITESPACE = "\t\n\v\f\r ";

/* Trace flag, set before running. */
static sc_bool pf_trace = FALSE;

/* Enumerated variable types. */
enum
{ VAR_INTEGER = 'I',
  VAR_STRING = 'S'
};

/*
 * Table tying HTML-like tag strings to enumerated tag types.  Since it's
 * scanned sequentially by strncmp(), it's ordered so that longer strings
 * come before shorter ones.  The <br> tag is missing because this is
 * handled separately, as a simple put of '\n'.
 */
typedef struct
{
  const sc_char *const name;
  const sc_int length;
  const sc_int tag;
} sc_html_tags_t;

static const sc_html_tags_t HTML_TAGS_TABLE[] = {
  {"bgcolour", 8, SC_TAG_BGCOLOR}, {"bgcolor", 7, SC_TAG_BGCOLOR},
  {"waitkey", 7, SC_TAG_WAITKEY},
  {"center", 6, SC_TAG_CENTER}, {"/center", 7, SC_TAG_ENDCENTER},
  {"centre", 6, SC_TAG_CENTER}, {"/centre", 7, SC_TAG_ENDCENTER},
  {"right", 5, SC_TAG_RIGHT}, {"/right", 6, SC_TAG_ENDRIGHT},
  {"font", 4, SC_TAG_FONT}, {"/font", 5, SC_TAG_ENDFONT},
  {"wait", 4, SC_TAG_WAIT}, {"cls", 3, SC_TAG_CLS},
  {"i", 1, SC_TAG_ITALICS}, {"/i", 2, SC_TAG_ENDITALICS},
  {"b", 1, SC_TAG_BOLD}, {"/b", 2, SC_TAG_ENDBOLD},
  {"u", 1, SC_TAG_UNDERLINE}, {"/u", 2, SC_TAG_ENDUNDERLINE},
  {"c", 1, SC_TAG_COLOR}, {"/c", 2, SC_TAG_ENDCOLOR},
  {NULL, 0, SC_TAG_UNKNOWN}
};

/*
 * Printfilter structure definition.  It defines a buffer for output,
 * associated size and length, a note of any conversion to apply to the next
 * buffered character, and a flag to let the filter ignore incoming text.
 */
typedef struct sc_filter_s
{
  sc_uint magic;
  sc_int buffer_length;
  sc_int buffer_allocation;
  sc_char *buffer;
  sc_bool new_sentence;
  sc_bool is_muted;
  sc_bool needs_filtering;
} sc_filter_t;


/*
 * pf_is_valid()
 *
 * Return TRUE if pointer is a valid printfilter, FALSE otherwise.
 */
static sc_bool
pf_is_valid (sc_filterref_t filter)
{
  return filter && filter->magic == PRINTFILTER_MAGIC;
}


/*
 * pf_create()
 *
 * Create and return a new printfilter.
 */
sc_filterref_t
pf_create (void)
{
  static sc_bool initialized = FALSE;
  sc_filterref_t filter;

  /* On first call only, verify the string lengths in the table. */
  if (!initialized)
    {
      const sc_html_tags_t *entry;

      /* Compare table lengths with string lengths. */
      for (entry = HTML_TAGS_TABLE; entry->name; entry++)
        {
          if (entry->length != (sc_int) strlen (entry->name))
            sc_fatal ("pf_create:"
                " table string length is wrong for \"%s\"\n", entry->name);
        }

      initialized = TRUE;
    }

  /* Create a new printfilter. */
  filter = sc_malloc (sizeof (*filter));
  filter->magic = PRINTFILTER_MAGIC;
  filter->buffer_length = 0;
  filter->buffer_allocation = 0;
  filter->buffer = NULL;
  filter->new_sentence = FALSE;
  filter->is_muted = FALSE;
  filter->needs_filtering = FALSE;

  return filter;
}


/*
 * pf_destroy()
 *
 * Destroy a printfilter and free its allocated memory.
 */
void
pf_destroy (sc_filterref_t filter)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));

  /* Free buffer space, and poison and free the printfilter. */
  sc_free (filter->buffer);
  memset (filter, 0xaa, sizeof (*filter));
  sc_free (filter);
}


/*
 * pf_interpolate_vars()
 *
 * Replace %...% elements in a string by their variable values.  If any
 * variables were interpolated, returns an allocated string with replacements
 * done, otherwise returns NULL.
 *
 * If a %...% element exists that is not a variable, then it's left in as is.
 * Similarly, an unmatched (single) % in a string is also left as is.  There
 * appears to be no facility in the file format for escaping literal '%'
 * characters, and since some games have strings with this character in them,
 * this is probably all that can be done.
 */
static sc_char *
pf_interpolate_vars (const sc_char *string, sc_var_setref_t vars)
{
  sc_char *buffer, *cursor, *name;
  const sc_char *marker;
  sc_bool is_interpolated;

  /*
   * Begin with NULL buffer and name strings for lazy allocation, and clear
   * interpolation detection flag.
   */
  buffer = NULL;
  name = NULL;
  is_interpolated = FALSE;

  /* Run through the string looking for variables. */
  marker = string;
  for (cursor = strchr (marker, PERCENT);
       cursor; cursor = strchr (marker, PERCENT))
    {
      sc_int type;
      sc_vartype_t vt_rvalue;
      sc_char close;

      /*
       * If not yet allocated, allocate a buffer for the return string and
       * copy up to the percent character into it; otherwise append to buffer
       * up to percent character.  And if not yet done, allocate a name
       * buffer guaranteed long enough.
       */
      if (!buffer)
        {
          buffer = sc_malloc (cursor - marker + 1);
          strncpy (buffer, marker, cursor - marker);
          buffer[cursor - marker] = NUL;
        }
      else
        {
          buffer = sc_realloc (buffer, strlen (buffer) + cursor - marker + 1);
          strncat (buffer, marker, cursor - marker);
        }
      if (!name)
        name = sc_malloc (strlen (string) + 1);

      /*
       * Get the variable name, and from that, the value.  If we encounter a
       * mismatched '%' or unknown variable, skip it.
       */
      if (sscanf (cursor, "%%%[^%]%c", name, &close) != 2
          || close != PERCENT
          || !var_get (vars, name, &type, &vt_rvalue))
        {
          buffer = sc_realloc (buffer, strlen (buffer) + 2);
          strncat (buffer, cursor, 1);
          marker = cursor + 1;
          continue;
        }

      /* Get variable value and append to the string. */
      switch (type)
        {
        case VAR_INTEGER:
          {
            sc_char value[32];

            sprintf (value, "%ld", vt_rvalue.integer);
            buffer = sc_realloc (buffer, strlen (buffer) + strlen (value) + 1);
            strcat (buffer, value);
            break;
          }

        case VAR_STRING:
          buffer = sc_realloc (buffer,
                               strlen (buffer) + strlen (vt_rvalue.string) + 1);
          strcat (buffer, vt_rvalue.string);
          break;

        default:
          sc_fatal ("pf_interpolate_vars: invalid variable type, %ld\n", type);
        }

      /* Advance over the %...% variable name, and note success. */
      marker = cursor + strlen (name) + 2;
      is_interpolated = TRUE;
    }

  /*
   * If we allocated a buffer and interpolated into it, append the remainder
   * of the string.  If we didn't interpolate successfully (the input contained
   * a rogue '%' character), throw out the buffer as it will be the same as
   * our input.
   */
  if (buffer)
    {
      if (is_interpolated)
        {
          buffer = sc_realloc (buffer, strlen (buffer) + strlen (marker) + 1);
          strcat (buffer, marker);
        }
      else
        {
          sc_free (buffer);
          buffer = NULL;
        }
    }

  /* Clean up, and return either the updated string or NULL. */
  sc_free (name);
  return buffer;
}


/*
 * pf_replace_alr()
 *
 * Helper for pf_replace_alrs().  Replace one ALR found in the string with
 * its equivalent, updating the buffer at the address passed in, including
 * reallocating if necessary.  Return TRUE if the buffer was changed.
 */
static sc_bool
pf_replace_alr (const sc_char *string,
                sc_char **buffer, sc_int alr, sc_prop_setref_t bundle)
{
  sc_vartype_t vt_key[3];
  const sc_char *marker, *cursor, *original, *replacement;
  sc_char *buffer_ = *buffer;

  /* Retrieve the ALR original string, set replacement to NULL for now. */
  vt_key[0].string = "ALRs";
  vt_key[1].integer = alr;
  vt_key[2].string = "Original";
  original = prop_get_string (bundle, "S<-sis", vt_key);
  replacement = NULL;

  /* Ignore pathological empty originals. */
  if (original[0] == NUL)
    return FALSE;

  /* Run through the marker string looking for things to replace. */
  marker = string;
  for (cursor = strstr (marker, original);
       cursor; cursor = strstr (marker, original))
    {
      /* Optimize by retrieving the replacement string only on demand. */
      if (!replacement)
        {
          vt_key[2].string = "Replacement";
          replacement = prop_get_string (bundle, "S<-sis", vt_key);
        }

      /*
       * If not yet allocated, allocate a buffer for the return string and
       * copy; else append to the existing buffer: basic copy-on-write.
       */
      if (!buffer_)
        {
          buffer_ = sc_malloc (cursor - marker + strlen (replacement) + 1);
          strncpy (buffer_, marker, cursor - marker);
          buffer_[cursor - marker] = NUL;
          strcat (buffer_, replacement);
        }
      else
        {
          buffer_ = sc_realloc (buffer_, strlen (buffer_) +
                                cursor - marker + strlen (replacement) + 1);
          strncat (buffer_, marker, cursor - marker);
          strcat (buffer_, replacement);
        }

      /* Advance over the original. */
      marker = cursor + strlen (original);
    }

  /* If any pending text, append it to the buffer. */
  if (replacement)
    {
      buffer_ = sc_realloc (buffer_, strlen (buffer_) + strlen (marker) + 1);
      strcat (buffer_, marker);
    }

  /* Write back buffer, and if replacement set, the buffer was altered. */
  *buffer = buffer_;
  return replacement != NULL;
}


/*
 * pf_replace_alrs()
 *
 * Replace any ALRs found in the string with their equivalents.  If any
 * ALRs were replaced, returns an allocated string with replacements done,
 * otherwise returns NULL.
 */
static sc_char *
pf_replace_alrs (const sc_char *string, sc_prop_setref_t bundle,
                 sc_bool alr_applied[], sc_int alr_count)
{
  sc_int index_;
  sc_char *buffer1, *buffer2, **buffer;
  const sc_char *marker;

  /*
   * Begin with NULL buffers and alternate for lazy allocation.  To avoid a
   * lot of allocation and copying, we use two buffers to help with repeated
   * ALR replacement.
   */
  buffer1 = buffer2 = NULL;
  buffer = &buffer1;

  /* Run through each ALR that exists. */
  marker = string;
  for (index_ = 0; index_ < alr_count; index_++)
    {
      sc_vartype_t vt_key[3];
      sc_int alr;

      /*
       * Ignore ALR indexes that have already been applied.  This prevents
       * endless loops in ALR replacement.
       */
      if (alr_applied[index_])
        continue;

      /*
       * Get the actual ALR number for the ALR.  This comes from the index
       * that we sorted earlier by length of original string.  Try replacing
       * that ALR in the current marker string.
       */
      vt_key[0].string = "ALRs2";
      vt_key[1].integer = index_;
      vt_key[2].string = "ALRIndex";
      alr = prop_get_integer (bundle, "I<-sis", vt_key);

      if (pf_replace_alr (marker, buffer, alr, bundle))
        {
          /*
           * The current buffer in use has been altered.  This means that we
           * have to switch the marker string to the buffer containing the
           * replacement, and switch 'buffer' to the other one for the next
           * ALR iteration.
           */
          marker = *buffer;
          buffer = (buffer == &buffer1) ? &buffer2 : &buffer1;

          /* Discard any content in the buffer switched to above. */
          if (*buffer)
            (*buffer)[0] = NUL;

          /* Note this ALR as "used up", and unavailable for future passes. */
          alr_applied[index_] = TRUE;
        }
    }

  /*
   * If marker points to one or other of the buffers, that buffer is the
   * return string, and the other is garbage, and should now be freed (or
   * was never used, in which case it is NULL).
   */
  if (marker == buffer1)
    sc_free (buffer2);
  else if (marker == buffer2)
    sc_free (buffer1);

  /* If marker points to neither buffer, the string was not updated, */
  return (marker == buffer1) ? buffer1 :
        ((marker == buffer2) ? buffer2 : NULL);
}


/*
 * pf_output_text()
 *
 * Edit the tag-stripped text element passed in, substituting &lt; &gt;
 * +percent+ with < > %, then send to the OS-specific output functions.
 */
static void
pf_output_text (const sc_char *string)
{
  sc_int index_, b_index;
  sc_char *buffer;

  /* Optimize away the allocation and copy if possible. */
  if (!(strstr (string, ENTITY_LESSTHAN)
        || strstr (string, ENTITY_GREATERTHAN)
        || strstr (string, ENTITY_PERCENT)))
    {
      if_print_string (string);
      return;
    }

  /*
   * Copy characters from the string into the buffer, replacing any &..;
   * elements by their single-character equivalents.  We also replace any
   * +percent+ elements by percent characters; apparently an undocumented
   * Adrift Runner extension.
   */
  buffer = sc_malloc (strlen (string) + 1);
  for (index_ = 0, b_index = 0;
       string[index_] != NUL; index_++, b_index++)
    {
      if (sc_strncasecmp (string + index_,
                          ENTITY_LESSTHAN, ENTITY_LENGTH) == 0)
        {
          buffer[b_index] = LESSTHAN;
          index_ += ENTITY_LENGTH - 1;
        }
      else if (sc_strncasecmp (string + index_,
                               ENTITY_GREATERTHAN, ENTITY_LENGTH) == 0)
        {
          buffer[b_index] = GREATERTHAN;
          index_ += ENTITY_LENGTH - 1;
        }
      else if (sc_strncasecmp (string + index_,
                               ENTITY_PERCENT, PERCENT_LENGTH) == 0)
        {
          buffer[b_index] = PERCENT;
          index_ += PERCENT_LENGTH - 1;
        }
      else
        buffer[b_index] = string[index_];
    }

  /* Terminate, print, and free the buffer. */
  buffer[b_index] = NUL;
  if_print_string (buffer);
  sc_free (buffer);
}


/*
 * pf_output_tag()
 *
 * Output an HTML-like tag element to the OS-specific tag handling function.
 */
static void
pf_output_tag (const sc_char *contents)
{
  const sc_html_tags_t *entry;

  /* For a simple <br> tag, just print out a newline. */
  if (sc_compare_word (contents, "br"))
    {
      if_print_character ('\n');
      return;
    }

  /*
   * Search for the name in the HTML tags table.  It should be a full match,
   * that is, the character after the matched name must be space or NUL.
   * The <bgcolour="xyz"> tag is the exception; here the terminator is '='.
   */
  for (entry = HTML_TAGS_TABLE; entry->name; entry++)
    {
      if (sc_strncasecmp (contents, entry->name, entry->length) == 0)
        {
          sc_char next;

          next = contents[entry->length];
          if (next == NUL || isspace (next)
              || (entry->tag == SC_TAG_BGCOLOR && next == '='))
            break;
        }
    }

  /*
   * If matched, output the tag and argument.  Otherwise, output an unknown
   * tag with the contents as its argument.
   */
  if (entry->name)
    {
      const sc_char *argument;

      /*
       * Find the argument by skipping the tag name and any spaces.  Again,
       * for <bgcolour="xyz">, make a special case, passing the complete
       * contents as argument (to match <font colour=...> for the client.
       */
      argument = contents;
      argument += (entry->tag != SC_TAG_BGCOLOR) ? entry->length : 0;
      while (isspace (argument[0]))
        argument++;
      if_print_tag (entry->tag, argument);
    }
  else
    if_print_tag (SC_TAG_UNKNOWN, contents);
}


/*
 * pf_output_untagged()
 *
 * Break apart HTML-like string into normal text elements, and HTML-like
 * tags.
 */
static void
pf_output_untagged (const sc_char *string)
{
  sc_char *temporary, *untagged, *contents, *cursor;
  const sc_char *marker;

  /*
   * Optimize away the allocation and copy if possible.  We need to check
   * here both for tags and for entities; only if neither occurs is it safe
   * to output the string directly.
   */
  if (!strchr (string, LESSTHAN)
      && !(strstr (string, ENTITY_LESSTHAN)
           || strstr (string, ENTITY_GREATERTHAN)
           || strstr (string, ENTITY_PERCENT)))
    {
      if_print_string (string);
      return;
    }

  /*
   * Create a general temporary string, and alias it to both untagged text
   * and the tag name, for sharing inside the loop.
   */
  temporary = sc_malloc (strlen (string) + 1);
  untagged = contents = temporary;

  /* Run through the string looking for <...> tags. */
  marker = string;
  for (cursor = strchr (marker, LESSTHAN);
       cursor; cursor = strchr (marker, LESSTHAN))
    {
      sc_char close;

      /* Handle characters up to the tag start; untagged text. */
      strncpy (untagged, marker, cursor - marker);
      untagged[cursor - marker] = NUL;
      pf_output_text (untagged);

      /* Catch and ignore completely empty tags. */
      if (cursor[1] == GREATERTHAN)
        {
          marker = cursor + 2;
          continue;
        }

      /*
       * Get the text within the tag, reusing the temporary buffer.  If this
       * fails, allow the remainder of the line to be delivered as a tag;
       * unknown, probably.
       */
      if (sscanf (cursor, "<%[^>]%c", contents, &close) != 2
          || close != GREATERTHAN)
        {
          if (sscanf (cursor, "<%[^>]", contents) != 1)
            {
              sc_error ("pf_output_untagged: mismatched '%c'\n", LESSTHAN);
              if_print_character (LESSTHAN);
              marker = cursor + 1;
              continue;
            }
        }

      /* Output tag, and advance marker over the <...> tag. */
      if (!sc_strempty (contents))
        pf_output_tag (contents);
      marker = cursor + strlen (contents) + 1;
      marker += (marker[0] == GREATERTHAN) ? 1 : 0;
    }

  /* Output any remaining string text, and free the temporary buffer. */
  pf_output_text (marker);
  sc_free (temporary);
}


/*
 * pf_filter_internal()
 *
 * Filters an output string, interpolating variables and replacing ALR's.  If
 * any filtering was done, returns an allocated string that the caller needs
 * to free; otherwise, return NULL.
 *
 * Bundle may be NULL, requesting that the function suppress ALR replacements,
 * and do only variables; used for game info strings.
 *
 * The way Adrift does this is somewhat obscure, but the following seems to
 * replicate it well enough for most practical purposes (it's unlikely that
 * any game assumes or relies on anything not covered by this):
 *
 *  repeat some number of times
 *    repeat some number of times
 *      interpolate variables
 *    repeat [some number of times?]
 *      for each ALR unused so far this pass
 *        search the current string for the ALR original
 *        if found
 *          replace this ALR in the current string
 *          mark this ALR as used
 *    until no more changes in the current string
 *
 */
static sc_char *
pf_filter_internal (const sc_char *string,
                    sc_var_setref_t vars, sc_prop_setref_t bundle)
{
  sc_int alr_count, iteration;
  sc_char *current;
  sc_bool *alr_applied;
  assert (string && vars);

  if (pf_trace)
    sc_trace ("Printfilter: initial \"%s\"\n", string);

  /* If including ALRs, create a common set of ALR application flags. */
  if (bundle)
    {
      sc_vartype_t vt_key;

      /* Obtain a count of ALRs. */
      vt_key.string = "ALRs";
      alr_count = prop_get_child_count (bundle, "I<-s", &vt_key);

      /*
       * Create a new set of ALR application flags.  These are used to ensure
       * that a given ALR is applied only once on a given pass.  If the game
       * has no ALRs, don't create a flag set.
       */
      if (alr_count > 0)
        {
          alr_applied = sc_malloc (alr_count * sizeof (*alr_applied));
          memset (alr_applied, FALSE, alr_count * sizeof (*alr_applied));
        }
      else
        alr_applied = NULL;
    }
  else
    {
      /* Not including ALRs, so set alr count to 0, and flags to NULL. */
      alr_count = 0;
      alr_applied = NULL;
    }

  /* Loop for a sort-of arbitrary number of passes; probably enough. */
  current = NULL;
  for (iteration = 0; iteration < ITERATION_LIMIT; iteration++)
    {
      sc_int inner_iteration;
      const sc_char *initial;
      sc_char *intermediate;

      /* Note the initial string, so we can check for no change. */
      initial = current;

      for (inner_iteration = 0;
           inner_iteration < ITERATION_LIMIT; inner_iteration++)
        {
          /*
           * Interpolate variables.  If any changes were made, advance current
           * to the interpolated version, and free the old current if required.
           * Work on the current string, if any, otherwise the input string.
           */
          intermediate = pf_interpolate_vars (current ? current : string, vars);
          if (intermediate)
            {
              sc_free (current);
              current = intermediate;
              if (pf_trace)
                {
                  sc_trace ("Printfilter: interpolated [%ld,%ld] \"%s\"\n",
                            iteration, inner_iteration, current);
                }
            }
          else
            break;
        }

      /* If we have ALRs to process, search out and replace all findable. */
      if (alr_count > 0)
        {
          /* Replace ALRs until no more ALRs can be found. */
          inner_iteration = 0;
          while (TRUE)
            {
              /*
               * Replace ALRs, and advance current as for variables above.
               * Leave the loop when ALR replacements stop.  Again, work on
               * the current string if any, otherwise the input string.
               */
              intermediate = pf_replace_alrs (current ? current : string,
                                              bundle, alr_applied, alr_count);
              if (intermediate)
                {
                  sc_free (current);
                  current = intermediate;
                  if (pf_trace)
                    {
                      sc_trace ("Printfilter: replaced [%ld,%ld] \"%s\"\n",
                                iteration, inner_iteration, current);
                    }
                }
              else
                break;
              inner_iteration++;
            }
        }

      /* If nothing changed this iteration, stop now. */
      if (current == initial)
        break;
    }

  /* Free any ALR application flags, and return current, NULL if no change. */
  sc_free (alr_applied);
  return current;
}


/*
 * pf_filter()
 *
 * A facet of pf_filter_internal().  Filter an output string, interpolating
 * variables and replacing ALR's.  Returns an allocated string that the caller
 * needs to free.
 */
sc_char *
pf_filter (const sc_char *string,
           sc_var_setref_t vars, sc_prop_setref_t bundle)
{
  sc_char *current;

  /* Filter this string, including ALRs replacements. */
  current = pf_filter_internal (string, vars, bundle);

  /* Our contract is to return an allocated string; copy if required. */
  if (!current)
    {
      current = sc_malloc (strlen (string) + 1);
      strcpy (current, string);
    }

  return current;
}


/*
 * pf_filter_for_info()
 *
 * A facet of pf_filter_internal().  Filters output, interpolating variables
 * only (no ALR replacement), and returns the resulting string to the caller.
 * Used on informational strings such as the game title and author.  Returns
 * an allocated string that the caller needs to free.
 */
sc_char *
pf_filter_for_info (const sc_char *string, sc_var_setref_t vars)
{
  sc_char *current;

  /* Filter this string, excluding ALRs replacements. */
  current = pf_filter_internal (string, vars, NULL);

  /* Our contract is to return an allocated string; copy if required. */
  if (!current)
    {
      current = sc_malloc (strlen (string) + 1);
      strcpy (current, string);
    }

  return current;
}


/*
 * pf_flush()
 *
 * Filter buffered data, interpolating variables and replacing ALR's, and
 * send the resulting string to the output channel.
 */
void
pf_flush (sc_filterref_t filter,
          sc_var_setref_t vars, sc_prop_setref_t bundle)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));
  assert (vars && bundle);

  /* See if there is any buffered data to flush. */
  if (filter->buffer_length > 0)
    {
      /*
       * Filter the buffered string, then print it untagged.  Remember to free
       * the filtered version.  If filtering made no difference, or if the
       * buffer was already filtered by, say, checkpointing, just print the
       * original buffer untagged instead.
       */
      if (filter->needs_filtering)
        {
          sc_char *filtered;

          filtered = pf_filter_internal (filter->buffer, vars, bundle);
          if (filtered)
            {
              pf_output_untagged (filtered);
              sc_free (filtered);
            }
          else
            pf_output_untagged (filter->buffer);
        }
      else
        pf_output_untagged (filter->buffer);

      /* Remove buffered data by resetting length to zero. */
      filter->buffer_length = 0;
      filter->needs_filtering = FALSE;
    }

  /* Reset new sentence and mute flags. */
  filter->new_sentence = FALSE;
  filter->is_muted = FALSE;
}


/*
 * pf_append_string()
 *
 * Append a string to the filter buffer.
 */
static void
pf_append_string (sc_filterref_t filter, const sc_char *string)
{
  sc_int length, required;

  /*
   * Calculate the required buffer size to append string.  Remember to add
   * one for the terminating NUL.
   */
  length = strlen (string);
  required = filter->buffer_length + length + 1;

  /* If this is more than the current buffer allocation, resize it. */
  if (required > filter->buffer_allocation)
    {
      sc_int new_allocation;

      /* Calculate the new malloc size, in increment chunks. */
      new_allocation = ((required + BUFFER_GROW_INCREMENT - 1)
                        / BUFFER_GROW_INCREMENT) * BUFFER_GROW_INCREMENT;

      /* Grow the buffer. */
      filter->buffer = sc_realloc (filter->buffer, new_allocation);
      filter->buffer_allocation = new_allocation;
    }

  /* If empty, put a NUL into the buffer to permit strcat. */
  if (filter->buffer_length == 0)
    filter->buffer[0] = NUL;

  /* Append the string to the buffer and extend length. */
  strcat (filter->buffer, string);
  filter->buffer_length += length;
}


/*
 * pf_checkpoint()
 *
 * Filter buffered data, interpolating variables and replacing ALR's, and
 * store the result back in the buffer.  This allows a string to be inter-
 * polated in between main flushes; used to update buffered text with variable
 * values before those values are updated by task actions.
 */
void
pf_checkpoint (sc_filterref_t filter,
               sc_var_setref_t vars, sc_prop_setref_t bundle)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));
  assert (vars && bundle);

  /* See if there is any buffered data to filter. */
  if (filter->buffer_length > 0)
    {
      /*
       * Filter the buffered string, and place the filtered result, if any,
       * back into the filter buffer.  We do this by setting the buffer length
       * back to zero, then appending the filtered string; this keeps the
       * grown buffer intact.
       */
      if (filter->needs_filtering)
        {
          sc_char *filtered;

          filtered = pf_filter_internal (filter->buffer, vars, bundle);
          if (filtered)
            {
              filter->buffer_length = 0;
              pf_append_string (filter, filtered);
              sc_free (filtered);
            }
        }

      /* Note the buffer as filtered, to avoid pointless filtering. */
      filter->needs_filtering = FALSE;
    }
}


/*
 * pf_get_buffer()
 * pf_transfer_buffer()
 *
 * Return the raw, unfiltered, buffered text.  Returns NULL if no buffered
 * data available.  Transferring the buffer transfers ownership of the buffer
 * string to the caller, who is then responsible for freeing it.
 *
 * The second function is an optimization to avoid allocations and copying
 * in client code.
 */
const sc_char *
pf_get_buffer (sc_filterref_t filter)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));

  /*
   * Return buffer if filter length is greater than zero.  Note that this
   * assumes that the buffer is a nul-terminated string.
   */
  if (filter->buffer_length > 0)
    {
      assert (filter->buffer[filter->buffer_length] == NUL);
      return filter->buffer;
    }
  else
    return NULL;
}

sc_char *
pf_transfer_buffer (sc_filterref_t filter)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));

  /*
   * If the filter length is greater than zero, pass out the buffer (a nul-
   * terminated string) and zero our length, allocation, and set the buffer
   * back to NULL; an empty in all except the free-ing.
   */
  if (filter->buffer_length > 0)
    {
      sc_char *retval;

      /* Set the return value to be the buffered text. */
      assert (filter->buffer[filter->buffer_length] == NUL);
      retval = filter->buffer;

      /* Clear all filter fields down to empty values. */
      filter->buffer_length = 0;
      filter->buffer_allocation = 0;
      filter->buffer = NULL;
      filter->new_sentence = FALSE;
      filter->is_muted = FALSE;
      filter->needs_filtering = FALSE;

      /* Return the allocated buffered text. */
      return retval;
    }
  else
    return NULL;
}


/*
 * pf_empty()
 *
 * Empty any text currently buffered in the filter.
 */
void
pf_empty (sc_filterref_t filter)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));

  /* Free any allocation, and return the filter to initialization state. */
  filter->buffer_length = 0;
  filter->buffer_allocation = 0;
  sc_free (filter->buffer);
  filter->buffer = NULL;
  filter->new_sentence = FALSE;
  filter->is_muted = FALSE;
  filter->needs_filtering = FALSE;
}


/*
 * pf_buffer_string()
 * pf_buffer_character()
 *
 * Add a string, and a single character, to the printfilter buffer.  If muted,
 * these functions do nothing.
 */
void
pf_buffer_string (sc_filterref_t filter, const sc_char *string)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));
  assert (string);

  /* Ignore the call if the printfilter is muted. */
  if (!filter->is_muted)
    {
      sc_int noted;

      /* Note append start, then append the string to the buffer. */
      noted = filter->buffer_length;
      pf_append_string (filter, string);

      /* Adjust the first character of the appended string if flagged. */
      if (filter->new_sentence)
        filter->buffer[noted] = toupper (filter->buffer[noted]);

      /* Clear new sentence, and note as currently needing filtering. */
      filter->needs_filtering = TRUE;
      filter->new_sentence = FALSE;
    }
}

void
pf_buffer_character (sc_filterref_t filter, sc_char character)
{
  sc_char buffer[2];
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));

  buffer[0] = character;
  buffer[1] = NUL;
  pf_buffer_string (filter, buffer);
}


/*
 * pf_prepend_string()
 *
 * Add a string to the front of the printfilter buffer, rather than to the
 * end.  Generally less efficient than an append, these are for use by task
 * running code, which needs to run task actions and then prepend the task's
 * completion text.  If muted, this function does nothing.
 */
void
pf_prepend_string (sc_filterref_t filter, const sc_char *string)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));
  assert (string);

  /* Ignore the call if the printfilter is muted. */
  if (!filter->is_muted)
    {
      if (filter->buffer_length > 0)
        {
          sc_char *copy;

          /* Take a copy of the current buffered string. */
          assert (filter->buffer[filter->buffer_length] == NUL);
          copy = sc_malloc (filter->buffer_length + 1);
          strcpy (copy, filter->buffer);

          /*
           * Now restart buffering with the input string passed in.  Removing
           * the current content by zeroing the length preserves the grown
           * allocation of the main buffer.
           */
          filter->buffer_length = 0;
          pf_append_string (filter, string);

          /* Append the string saved above and then free it. */
          pf_append_string (filter, copy);
          sc_free (copy);

          /* Adjust the first character of the prepended string if flagged. */
          if (filter->new_sentence)
            filter->buffer[0] = toupper (filter->buffer[0]);

          /* Clear new sentence, and note as currently needing filtering. */
          filter->needs_filtering = TRUE;
          filter->new_sentence = FALSE;
        }
      else
        /* No data, so the call is equivalent to a normal buffer. */
        pf_buffer_string (filter, string);
    }
}


/*
 * pf_new_sentence()
 *
 * Tells the printfilter to force the next non-space character to uppercase.
 * Ignored if the printfilter is muted.
 */
void
pf_new_sentence (sc_filterref_t filter)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));

  if (!filter->is_muted)
    filter->new_sentence = TRUE;
}


/*
 * pf_mute()
 * pf_clear_mute()
 *
 * A muted printfilter ignores all new text additions.
 */
void
pf_mute (sc_filterref_t filter)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));

  filter->is_muted = TRUE;
}

void
pf_clear_mute (sc_filterref_t filter)
{
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));

  filter->is_muted = FALSE;
}


/*
 * pf_buffer_tag()
 *
 * Insert an HTML-like tag into the buffered output data.  The call is ignored
 * if the printfilter is muted.
 */
void
pf_buffer_tag (sc_filterref_t filter, sc_int tag)
{
  const sc_html_tags_t *entry;
  assert (pf_is_valid (filter));

  /* Search the tags table for this tag. */
  for (entry = HTML_TAGS_TABLE; entry->name; entry++)
    {
      if (tag == entry->tag)
        break;
    }

  /* If found, output the equivalent string, enclosed in '<>' characters. */
  if (entry->name)
    {
      pf_buffer_character (filter, LESSTHAN);
      pf_buffer_string (filter, entry->name);
      pf_buffer_character (filter, GREATERTHAN);
    }
  else
    sc_error ("pf_buffer_tag: invalid tag, %ld\n", tag);
}


/*
 * pf_strip_tags_common()
 *
 * Strip HTML-like tags from a string.  Used to process strings used in ways
 * other than being passed to if_print_string(), for example room names and
 * status lines.  It ignores all tags except <br>, which it replaces with
 * a newline if requested by allow_newlines.
 */
static void
pf_strip_tags_common (sc_char *string, sc_bool allow_newlines)
{
  sc_char *marker, *cursor;

  /* Run through the string looking for <...> tags. */
  marker = string;
  for (cursor = strchr (marker, LESSTHAN);
       cursor; cursor = strchr (marker, LESSTHAN))
    {
      sc_char *tag_end;

      /* Locate tag end, and break if unterminated. */
      tag_end = strchr (cursor, GREATERTHAN);
      if (!tag_end)
        break;

      /* If the tag is <br>, replace with newline if requested. */
      if (allow_newlines)
        {
          if (tag_end - cursor == 3
              && sc_strncasecmp (cursor + 1, "br", 2) == 0)
            *cursor++ = '\n';
        }

      /* Remove the tag from the string, then advance input. */
      memmove (cursor, tag_end + 1, strlen (tag_end));
      marker = cursor;
    }
}


/*
 * pf_strip_tags()
 * pf_strip_tags_for_hints()
 *
 * Public interfaces to pf_strip_tags_common().  The hints version will
 * allow <br> tags to map into newlines in hints strings.
 */
void
pf_strip_tags (sc_char *string)
{
  pf_strip_tags_common (string, FALSE);
}

void
pf_strip_tags_for_hints (sc_char *string)
{
  pf_strip_tags_common (string, TRUE);
}


/*
 * pf_compare_words()
 *
 * Matches multiple words from words in string.  Returns the extent of
 * the match if the string matched, 0 otherwise.
 */
static sc_int
pf_compare_words (const sc_char *string, const sc_char *words)
{
  sc_int word_posn, posn;

  /* None expected, but skip leading space. */
  for (word_posn = 0; isspace (words[word_posn]) && words[word_posn] != NUL;)
    word_posn++;

  /* Match characters from words with the string at position. */
  posn = 0;
  while (TRUE)
    {
      /* Any character mismatch means no words match. */
      if (tolower (words[word_posn]) != tolower (string[posn]))
        return 0;

      /* Move to next character in each. */
      word_posn++;
      posn++;

      /*
       * If at space, advance over whitespace in words list.  Stop when we
       * hit the end of the words list.
       */
      while (isspace (words[word_posn]) && words[word_posn] != NUL)
        word_posn++;
      if (words[word_posn] == NUL)
        break;

      /*
       * About to match another word, so advance over whitespace in the
       * current string too.
       */
      while (isspace (string[posn]) && string[posn] != NUL)
        posn++;
    }

  /*
   * We reached the end of words.  If we're at the end of the match string,
   * or at spaces, we've matched.
   */
  if (isspace (string[posn]) || string[posn] == NUL)
    return posn;

  /* More text after the match, so it's not quite a match. */
  return 0;
}


/*
 * pf_filter_input()
 *
 * Applies synonym changes to a player input string, and returns the resulting
 * string to the caller, or NULL if no synonym changes were needed.  The
 * return string is malloc'ed, so the caller needs to remember to free it.
 */
sc_char *
pf_filter_input (const sc_char *string, sc_prop_setref_t bundle)
{
  sc_vartype_t vt_key[3];
  sc_int synonym_count, buffer_allocation;
  sc_char *buffer;
  const sc_char *current;
  assert (string && bundle);

  if (pf_trace)
    sc_trace ("Printfilter: input \"%s\"\n", string);

  /* Obtain a count of synonyms. */
  vt_key[0].string = "Synonyms";
  synonym_count = prop_get_child_count (bundle, "I<-s", vt_key);

  /* Begin with a NULL buffer for lazy allocation. */
  buffer_allocation = 0;
  buffer = NULL;

  /* Loop over each word in the string. */
  current = string + strspn (string, WHITESPACE);
  while (current[0] != NUL)
    {
      sc_int index_, extent;

      /* Search for a synonym match at this index into the buffer. */
      extent = 0;
      for (index_ = 0; index_ < synonym_count; index_++)
        {
          const sc_char *original;

          /* Retrieve the synonym original string. */
          vt_key[0].string = "Synonyms";
          vt_key[1].integer = index_;
          vt_key[2].string = "Original";
          original = prop_get_string (bundle, "S<-sis", vt_key);

          /* Compare the original at this point. */
          extent = pf_compare_words (current, original);
          if (extent > 0)
            break;
        }

      /*
       * If a synonym found was, index_ indicates it, and extent shows how
       * much of the buffer to replace with it.
       */
      if (index_ < synonym_count && extent > 0)
        {
          const sc_char *replacement;
          sc_char *position;
          sc_int length, final;

          /*
           * If not yet allocated, allocate a buffer now, and copy the input
           * string into it.  Then switch current to the equivalent location
           * in the allocated buffer.  More basic copy-on-write.
           */
          if (!buffer)
            {
              buffer_allocation = strlen (string) + 1;
              buffer = sc_malloc (buffer_allocation);
              strcpy (buffer, string);
              current = buffer + (current - string);
            }

          /* Find the replacement text for this synonym. */
          vt_key[0].string = "Synonyms";
          vt_key[1].integer = index_;
          vt_key[2].string = "Replacement";
          replacement = prop_get_string (bundle, "S<-sis", vt_key);
          length = strlen (replacement);

          /*
           * If necessary, grow the output buffer for the replacement,
           * remembering to adjust current for the new buffer allocated.
           * At the same time, note the last character index for the move.
           */
          if (length > extent)
            {
              sc_int offset;

              offset = current - buffer;
              buffer_allocation += length - extent;
              buffer = sc_realloc (buffer, buffer_allocation);
              current = buffer + offset;
              final = length;
            }
          else
            final = extent;

          /* Insert the replacement string into the buffer. */
          position = buffer + (current - buffer);
          memmove (position + length,
                   position + extent,
                   buffer_allocation - (current - buffer) - final);
          memcpy (position, replacement, length);

          /* Adjust current to skip over the replacement. */
          current += length;

          if (pf_trace)
            sc_trace ("Printfilter: synonym \"%s\"\n", buffer);
        }
      else
        {
          /* If no match, advance current over the unmatched word. */
          current += strcspn (current, WHITESPACE);
        }

      /* Set current to the next word start. */
      current += strspn (current, WHITESPACE);
    }

  /* Return the final string, or NULL if no synonym replacements. */
  return buffer;
}


/*
 * pf_debug_trace()
 *
 * Set filter tracing on/off.
 */
void
pf_debug_trace (sc_bool flag)
{
  pf_trace = flag;
}
