#! /usr/local/bin/perl
# Written by Stephen Fenner
# Started 9/17/98 (1.0)
# 1.1 9/18/01
#
# Copyright 2001 by Stephen A. Fenner. This software may be used and
# modified freely, provided the above comments and are preserved. All other
# rights are reserved. Please let me know of any enhancements or bugfixes
# you may have by email to fenner@cse.sc.edu. Thanks.
#
# Script for converting handouts in a pseudo-LaTeX format into html
# Constants
$program = "p2h";
$version = 1.1;
$defaultVerbatimEnd = "\nEOV\n";
# Useful regexps
# Stuff from an opening to a closing curly brace, with no curly braces
# in between.
$field = '(?:\{[^{}]*\})';
# A backslash followed by an identifier, followed by an optional
# argument (in square brackets), followed by zero or more fields.
$command = "(?:\\\\(\\w+)(?!\\w)((?!\\[)|\\[[^\\]]*\\])((?!\{)|$field+))";
# A opening square bracket (unescaped) followed by text until the next
# unescaped closing square bracket
$tagArgs = '(^\[|[^\[]\[)((?:[^\\\\\]]*\\\\[^\]])*[^\\\\\]]*)\]';
# A whole line containing a verbatim command, which must start the line,
# followed by an optional argument, followed by the rest of the line,
# which must consist of zero of more decimal digits.
$verbatim = '(?:(?:^|\n)\\\\(?:verbatim|VERBATIM)(\[([^\]]+)\])?(\d*)\n)';
# Characters to be treated specially.
$specialChars = '[\ $\t\n{}\[\]~\\\\_^"|]';
# Stuff running from "$$" to "$$", with no "$" (but at least one
# character) in between.
$displayMathenv = '\$(\$[^$]+\$)\$';
# Stuff running from "$" to "$" with no "$" (but at least one character)
# in between.
$mathenv = '\$([^$]+)\$';
# Single non-identifier characters used as command names without a
# preceding backslash, e.g., subscript and superscript. (The next
# character is also grabbed so if it is not an opening curly brace,
# it can serve as the one-character argument, e.g., "x^2".)
$commandChars = '([_^])(.)';
# Single or double vertical bars that start table entries or rows,
# respectively. (A row starter also starts the first entry in the
# row.)
$tableMark = '(?:\|((?:\[[^\]]*\])?))';
# The following is a list of protected tag arguments
@tagArgList = ();
# the following translations are done when the given character is
# preceded by a backslash.
%char2entity =
(
' ' => ' ',
'$' => '$',
"\t" => ' ',
"\n" => "\\br\n",
'{' => '{',
'}' => '}',
'[' => '[',
']' => ']',
'~' => '~',
'\\' => '\',
'_' => '_',
'^' => '^',
'&' => '&',
'<' => '<',
'>' => '>',
# '"' => '"',
'"' => '"',
'|' => '|',
);
# these characters translate to commands with no preceding backslash.
%char2command =
(
'_' => 'sub',
'^' => 'sup',
);
# Any alphabetic commands not on this list are assume to be HTML tag
# names and convert to HTML tags with arguments given in square brackets.
# Names are chosen to correspond with LaTeX as much as I am familiar.
# Many of these entities (especially for HTML 4.x) were found at
# http://www.alanwood.net/demos/ent4_frame.html.
# Each key in the table below is associated with a function that
# reads the arguments of the command (if any) and outputs the text
# to replace the command. (This text may be processed further in
# a subsequent pass.)
%commands =
(
# def => \&def,
p => \&p,
tabular => \&tabular,
entity => \&entity,
today => \&today,
now => \&now,
comment => \&comment,
# assignment => \&assignment,
# course => \&course,
# due => \&due,
# section => \§ion,
# subsection => \&subsection,
# list => \&list,
# examples => \&examples,
# math => \&math,
display => \&display,
# leq => sub { return "\\u\{\<\}"; },
# geq => sub { return "\\u\{\>\}"; },
leq => sub { return "\\le"; },
geq => sub { return "\\ge"; },
neq => sub { return "\\ne"; },
log => sub { return "log"; },
lg => sub { return "lg"; },
det => sub { return "det"; },
div => sub { return "div"; },
mod => sub { return "mod"; },
gcd => sub { return "gcd"; },
lcm => sub { return "lcm"; },
trace => sub { return "tr"; },
domain => sub { return "dom"; },
range => sub { return "rng"; },
codomain => sub { return "cod"; },
# ldots => sub { return "..."; },
ldots => sub { return "&hellip"; },
# cdots => sub { return "..."; },
cdots => sub { return "\\cdot\\cdot\\cdot" },
floor => sub { return "floor"; },
ceiling => sub { return "ceiling"; },
min => sub { return "min"; },
max => sub { return "max"; },
# iff => sub { return "<==>"; },
iff => sub { return "\\cleftrightarrow"; },
# implies => sub { return "==>"; },
implies => sub { return "\\crightarrow"; },
# exists => sub { return "exists"; },
# forall => sub { return "for\\ all"; },
exists => sub { return "∃"; },
forall => sub { return "∀"; },
pr => sub { return "Pr"; },
mid => sub { return " : "; },
in => sub { return "∈"; },
notin => sub { return "∉"; },
# and => sub { return "and"; },
# or => sub { return "or"; },
and => sub { return "\\wedge"; },
or => sub { return "\\vee"; },
# Capital Greek letters.
# Unlike TeX, our command names are not case sensitive,
# so we can't just use "\Sigma" for example. So we prefix with "c" instead.
calpha => sub { return "Α"; },
cbeta => sub { return "Β"; },
cgamma => sub { return "Γ"; },
cdelta => sub { return "Δ"; },
cepsilon => sub { return "Ε"; },
czeta => sub { return "Ζ"; },
ceta => sub { return "Η"; },
ctheta => sub { return "Θ"; },
ciota => sub { return "Ι"; },
ckappa => sub { return "Κ"; },
clambda => sub { return "Λ"; },
cmu => sub { return "Μ"; },
cnu => sub { return "Ν"; },
cxi => sub { return "Ξ"; },
comicron => sub { return "Ο"; },
cpi => sub { return "Π"; },
crho => sub { return "Ρ"; },
csigma => sub { return "Σ"; },
ctau => sub { return "Τ"; },
cupsilon => sub { return "Υ"; },
cphi => sub { return "Φ"; },
cchi => sub { return "Χ"; },
cpsi => sub { return "Ψ"; },
comega => sub { return "Ω"; },
# Small Greek letters
alpha => sub { return "α"; },
beta => sub { return "β"; },
gamma => sub { return "γ"; },
delta => sub { return "δ"; },
epsilon => sub { return "ε"; },
zeta => sub { return "ζ"; },
eta => sub { return "η"; },
theta => sub { return "θ"; },
thetasym => sub { return "ϑ"; },
iota => sub { return "ι"; },
kappa => sub { return "κ"; },
lambda => sub { return "λ"; },
mu => sub { return "μ"; },
nu => sub { return "ν"; },
xi => sub { return "ξ"; },
omicron => sub { return "ο"; },
pi => sub { return "π"; },
rho => sub { return "ρ"; },
sigma => sub { return "σ"; },
sigmaf => sub { return "ς"; },
tau => sub { return "τ"; },
upsilon => sub { return "υ"; },
upsih => sub { return "ϒ"; },
phi => sub { return "φ"; },
varphi => sub { return "ϕ"; },
chi => sub { return "χ"; },
psi => sub { return "ψ"; },
omega => sub { return "ω"; },
piv => sub { return "ϖ"; },
# other math symbols from WGL4 HTML
prime => sub { return "′"; },
doubleprime => sub { return "″"; },
neg => sub { return "¬"; },
pm => sub { return "±"; },
middot => sub { return "·"; }, # a little higher
cdot => sub { return "⋅"; }, # a little lower
half => sub { return "½"; },
quart => sub { return "¼"; },
threequart => sub { return "¾"; },
times => sub { return "×"; },
divide => sub { return "÷"; },
dagger => sub { return "†"; },
ddagger => sub { return "‡"; }, # double dagger
permille => sub { return "‰"; }, # per thousandth
fracslash => sub { return "⁄"; },
aleph => sub { return "ℵ"; },
partial => sub { return "∂"; },
emptyset => sub { return "∅"; },
dell => sub { return "∇"; },
ni => sub { return "∋"; }, # backwards \in
sum => sub { return "∑"; },
prod => sub { return "∏"; },
minus => sub { return "−"; },
lowast => sub { return "∗"; }, # asterisk operator
sqrt => sub { return "√"; },
propto => sub { return "∝"; },
infty => sub { return "∞"; },
wedge => sub { return "∧"; },
vee => sub { return "∨"; },
cap => sub { return "∩"; },
cup => sub { return "∪"; },
integral => sub { return "∫"; },
sim => sub { return "∼"; }, # tilde operator
cong => sub { return "≅"; }, # tilde over equals
approxeq => sub { return "≈"; }, # tilde over tilde
neq => sub { return "≠"; },
equiv => sub { return "≡"; }, # three horizontal lines
le => sub { return "≤"; },
ge => sub { return "≥"; },
ne => sub { return "≠"; },
subset => sub { return "⊂"; },
supset => sub { return "⊃"; },
notsubset => sub { return "⊄"; },
subseteq => sub { return "⊆"; },
supseteq => sub { return "⊇"; },
oplus => sub { return "⊕"; },
otimes => sub { return "⊗"; },
bot => sub { return "⊥"; }, # also means perpendicular
reals => sub { return "ℜ"; },
imags => sub { return "ℑ"; },
weierp => sub { return "℘"; }, # Weierstrass script P
lceil => sub { return "⌈"; },
rceil => sub { return "⌉"; },
lfloor => sub { return "⌊"; },
rfloor => sub { return "⌋"; },
langle => sub { return "⟨"; },
rangle => sub { return "⟩"; },
leftarrow => sub { return "←"; },
rightarrow => sub { return "→"; },
uparrow => sub { return "↑"; },
downarrow => sub { return "↓"; },
leftrightarrow => sub { return "↔"; },
cleftarrow => sub { return "⇐"; },
crightarrow => sub { return "⇒"; },
cuparrow => sub { return "⇑"; },
cdownarrow => sub { return "⇓"; },
cleftrightarrow=> sub { return "⇔"; },
# Other miscellaneous characters
emdash => sub { return "—"; },
endash => sub { return "–"; },
cae => sub { return "Æ"; },
ae => sub { return "æ"; },
coe => sub { return "Œ"; },
oe => sub { return "œ"; },
ss => sub { return "ß"; },
euro => sub { return "€"; },
cent => sub { return "¢"; }, # cent sign
pound => sub { return "£"; }, # British pound
copyright => sub { return "©"; },
tm => sub { return "™"; }, # trademark
reg => sub { return "®"; }, # registered trademark
lozenge => sub { return "◊"; }, # skinny white diamond
spades => sub { return "♠"; },
clubs => sub { return "♣"; },
hearts => sub { return "♥"; },
diamonds => sub { return "♦"; },
# glossary => \&glossary,
# htmltag => \&htmltag,
);
#sub main
{
my $filename;
my $basename;
my $verbose = '';
# print "$tagArgs\n";
# exit(0);
# parse command line arguments
while ( @ARGV ) {
$filename = shift @ARGV;
if ( $filename eq '-' ) {
$filename = ''; # standard input to standard output
}
elsif ( $filename eq '-v' ) {
$verbose = 1;
next;
}
else {
$filename .= '.ptex' if $filename !~ /\.ptex$/;
$basename = $filename;
$filename = " $filename";
$basename =~ s/\.ptex$//;
if ( -e "$basename.html" ) {
my $rc = system "mv", "$basename.html", "$basename.html.bak";
die "$program: backup failed (code = $rc), ($!)\n"
if $rc >> 8;
}
open( OUT, "> $basename.html" )
or die "Cannot open $basename.html for writing ($!)\n";
}
print STDERR "$program: processing$filename ... " if $verbose;
# grab the entire source file at once
my $src = `cat$filename`;
chomp $src;
$src = firstPass( $src );
# $cnt = 0;
# while ( @tarArgList ) {
# $tmp = shift @tarArgList;
# print "$cnt: $tmp\n";
# $cnt++;
# }
# print "-----------------\n"
# print "$#tagArgList\n";
# print $src;
# exit(0);
$src = secondPass( $src );
my $isError = check( $src );
if ( $isError ) {
close( OUT ) if $filename;
die "\nThere were errors.\n";
}
if ( $filename ) {
print OUT "$src\n";
close( OUT );
chmod 0644, "$basename.html";
}
else {
print "$src\n";
}
print STDERR "done\n" if $verbose;
}
}
# One pass through the entire source is used for EACH of the following tasks:
# - Convert verbatim sections into quote sections
# - Convert unescaped HTML metacharacters into literal characters
# - Convert escaped special characters into HTML entities
# - Convert "\&" into "&" (I forgot why I had to do this!)
# - Convert escaped ASCII values into HTML entities
# - Convert escaped nonalphanumeric characters into literal entities
# - Convert $$ ... $$ into displayed math
# - Convert $ ... $ into in-line math
# - Convert any named commands that are not to be directly translated
# into HTML tags.
# Tasks should be done in the order above, because the result of one
# pass might be processed again by a later pass.
sub firstPass
{
my ( $src ) = @_;
$src = translateVerbatim( $src );
$src = protectTagArgs( $src );
$src =~ s/([<>&])/$char2entity{$1}/g;
$src =~ s/\\($specialChars)/$char2entity{$1}/go;
$src =~ s/\\\&/\&/g;
$src =~ s/\\(\d+)/\&#$1;/g;
$src =~ s/\\(\W)/"\&\#".ord($1).";"/eg;
$src =~ s/$displayMathenv/\\display\{$1\}/gos;
$src =~ s/$mathenv/convertMath($1)/goes;
$src =~ s/$commandChars/convertCommandChar($1,$2)/goes;
return $src;
}
# Multipass bottom-up parsing/conversion.
# Each pass converts the innermost commands into HTML tags or, if
# there is an argument, "argument", where "..." is given
# by the optional (square bracketed) argument, if any.
# Examples:
# \hr
# is converted to
#
# and
# \b{this is bold}
# is converted to
# this is bold
# and
# \a[HREF="http://www.google.com"]{Google}
# is converted to
# Google
# The passes stop when there are no more commands to convert.
sub secondPass
{
my ( $src ) = @_;
1 while $src =~ s/$command/convertCommand($1,$2,$3)/ego;
return $src;
}
sub protectTagArgs
{
my ( $src ) = @_;
my $ret = '';
my $tagArgCount = 1;
while ( $src =~ /$tagArgs/so ) {
push @tagArgList, $2;
$ret .= $` . $1 . $tagArgCount++ . ']';
$src = $';
}
$ret .= $src;
return $ret;
}
# Convert text in a math environment (between $ ... $ or $$ ... $$)
# Basically, this just means italicizing any letters.
sub convertMath
{
my ( $src ) = @_;
$src =~ s/\s+/ /g;
$src =~ s/\s*([=]|<|>|\\leq|\\geq)\s*/ $1 /g;
$src =~ s/$commandChars/convertCommandChar($1,$2)/goes;
$src =~ s/([\\&]?)([A-Za-z]+)(;?)/convertMathSymb($1,$2,$3)/ge;
return $src;
}
sub convertMathSymb
{
my ( $pre, $text, $post ) = @_;
# print "symb: " . $pre . $text . $post . "\n";
return $pre . $text . $post
if ( $pre eq '&' && $post eq ';' ) ||
$pre eq '\\';
return $pre . "\\i\{" . $text . "\}" . $post;
}
sub convertCommandChar
{
my ( $char, $arg ) = @_;
return "\\$char2command{ $char }" . ( $arg eq '{' ? '{' : "\{$arg\}" );
}
# Convert anything between the line
# \verbatim
# and
# EOV
# To verbatim text. The "EOV" signal can be altered to be the text
# of the optional argument to \verbatim.
sub translateVerbatim
{
my ( $src ) = @_;
my $ret = '';
my $verbatimEnd;
my $tabStop = -1;
# print "'$src'\n";
# print "'$defaultVerbatimEnd'\n";
while ( $src =~ /$verbatim/so ) {
# print "'$`' . '$&' . '$'\n";
$ret .= $`;
$src = $';
# print "`$1' `$2' `$3'\n";
if ( $1 ) {
$verbatimEnd = "\n$2\n";
} else {
$verbatimEnd = $defaultVerbatimEnd;
}
$tabStop = $3 if $3;
# print "`$verbatimEnd'\n";
die "No end to verbatim environment: '$src'\n"
if $src !~ /$verbatimEnd/s;
$src = $';
$ret .= verb2quote( $`, $tabStop );
}
$ret .= $src;
return $ret;
}
sub verb2quote
{
my ( $text, $tabStop ) = @_;
my $tab;
my $i;
if ( $tabStop >= 0 ) {
$tab = ' ' x $tabStop;
while ( $text =~ s/((?:^|\n)\t*)\t/\1$tab/gs ) {}
}
$text =~ s/$specialChars/\\$&/go;
return "\\br\n\\tt\{\\br\n$text\\br\n\}\\br\n";
}
sub convertCommand
{
my ( $name, $option, $args ) = @_;
my @fields = ();
# print "convertCommand\n name=$name\n option=$option\n args=$args\n";
$option =~ s/^\[//;
$option =~ s/\]$//;
# $option = " $option" if $option;
die "Mistranslated tag option: $option ($!)\n"
if $option && ($option !~ /^\d+$/s || $option > $#tagArgList+1);
$option = " $tagArgList[$option-1]"
if $option;
# Get the array of fields
while ( $args =~ /^$field/o ) {
my $tmp = $&;
$args = $';
$tmp =~ s/^\{//;
$tmp =~ s/\}$//;
push @fields, $tmp;
}
# All of $args are in @fields, with the braces stripped off
$name = lc $name;
my $thisCommand = $commands{ $name };
# print "command $name is being processed\n";
# print "command $name is defined\n" if defined $thisCommand;
return &$thisCommand( $option, \@fields )
if defined $thisCommand;
do {
warn "Too many arguments to $name command\n";
return undef;
} if $#fields > 0;
$name = uc $name;
my $ret = "<$name$option>";
if ( @fields ) {
$ret .= $fields[0] . "";
}
return $ret;
}
sub p
{
my ( $option, $fields ) = @_;
my $src = $fields->[0];
$src =~ s/\n\n/<\/P>\n/g;
return "$src\n";
}
sub tabular
{
my ( $option, $fields ) = @_;
my $src = $fields->[0];
if ( $option ) {
$option =~ s/^\s*//;
$option = "\[$option\]";
}
my $ret = "\\table$option\{\n";
while ( $src =~ s/^\s*$tableMark$tableMark\s*//so ) {
my ( $trOpt, $tdOpt ) = ( $1, $2 );
my $tableRow;
$ret .= " \\tr$trOpt\{\n \\td$tdOpt\{";
if ( $src =~ /\s*$tableMark$tableMark\s*/ ) {
$tableRow = $`;
$src = $& . $';
}
else {
$tableRow = $src;
$tableRow =~ s/\s*$//;
$src = '';
}
while ( $tableRow =~ /\s*$tableMark\s*/so ) {
$ret .= "$`\}\n \\td$1\{";
$tableRow = $';
}
$tableRow =~ s/\s*$//;
$ret .= "$tableRow\}\n \}\n";
}
$ret .= "\}";
return secondPass( $ret );
}
sub entity
{
my ( $option, $fields ) = @_;
my $src = $fields->[0];
return "\&$src;";
}
sub display
{
my ( $option, $fields ) = @_;
my $src = $fields->[0];
# print "display: $src\n";
return "\\center\{\\br\n$src\\br\\br\n\}";
}
my $gotTime = 0;
my $sec, $min, $hour, $mday, $mon, $year, $wday, $yday, $isdst;
sub today
{
my $ret;
if ( !$gotTime ) {
($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime;
$gotTime = 1;
}
$ret = ('Sunday','Monday','Tuesday','Wednesday','Thursday',
'Friday','Saturday')[$wday];
$ret .= " ";
$ret .= ('January','February','March','April','May','June','July',
'August','September','October','November','December')[$mon];
$ret .= " $mday, ";
$ret .= $year + 1900;
return $ret;
}
sub now
{
my $ret;
if ( !$gotTime ) {
($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime;
$gotTime = 1;
}
$ret = "${hour}:${min}:${sec} ";
if ( $isdst ) {
$ret .= "EDT";
} else {
$ret .= "EST";
}
return $ret;
}
sub comment
{
my ( $option, $fields ) = @_;
my $src = $fields->[0];
return "";
}
# Check for unmatched delimiters.
sub check
{
my ( $src ) = @_;
my $isError = '';
while ( $src =~ /[{}\[\]]|\\\w+\{?|\|+|\$+/g ) {
$isError = 1;
warn "Unparsed `$&' found:\n";
warn " `" . substr($`,-20) . $& . substr($',0,20) . "'\n";
}
return $isError;
}