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# Building LaTeX documents.
#
# Copyright (C) 2003-2007 Jason Hickey and Mojave Group
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open build/Common

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# LaTeX Section
#

#
# LaTeX config
#
# \begin{doc}
# \section{Building \LaTeX\ files}
#
# \OMake{} provides support for building \LaTeX\ documents, including support for automatically
# running BiBTex and for producing PostScript and PDF files. In order to use the functions
# defined in this section, you need to make sure the line
# \begin{verbatim}
# open build/LaTeX
# \end{verbatim}
# is present in your \verb+OMakeroot+ file.
#
# \subsection{Configuration variables}
#
# The following variables can be modified in your project.
# \var{LATEX} The \LaTeX\ command (default \verb+latex+).
# \varlabel{TETEX2_ENABLED}{TETEX2\_ENABLED} Flag indicating whether to use advanced \LaTeX\ options
# present in TeTeX v.2 (default value is determined the first time omake reads \verb+LaTeX.src+
# and depends on the version of \LaTeX\ you have installed).
# \var{LATEXFLAGS} The \LaTeX\ flags (defaults depend on the \verb+TETEX2_ENABLED+ variable)
# \var{BIBTEX} The BibTeX command (default \verb+bibtex+).
# \var{MAKEINDEX} The command to build an index (default \verb+makeindex+).
# \var{DVIPS} The \verb+.dvi+ to PostScript converter (default \verb+dvips+).
# \var{DVIPSFLAGS} Flags to pass to \verb+dvips+ (default \verb+-t letter+).
# \var{DVIPDFM} The \verb+.dvi+ to \verb+.pdf+ converter (default \verb+dvipdfm+).
# \var{DVIPDFMFLAGS} Flags to pass to \verb+dvipdfm+ (default \verb+-p letter+).
# \var{PDFLATEX} The \verb+.latex+ to \verb+.pdf+ converter (default \verb+pdflatex+).
# \var{PDFLATEXFLAGS} Flags to pass to pdflatex (default is \verb+$`(LATEXFLAGS)+).
# \var{USEPDFLATEX} Flag indicating whether to use pdflatex instead of dvipdfm
# to generate the \verb+.pdf+ document (default \verb+false+).
# \end{doc}
#
public.BIBTEX = bibtex
public.MAKEINDEX = makeindex
public.DVIPS = dvips
public.DVIPSFLAGS = -t letter $`(if $(VERBOSE), $(EMPTY), -q)
public.DVIPDFM = dvipdfm
public.DVIPDFMFLAGS = -p letter
public.PDFLATEX = pdflatex
public.PDFLATEXFLAGS = $`(LATEXFLAGS)
public.USEPDFLATEX = false
public.LATEX = latex

#
# Configure LaTeX by checking whether some LaTeX options exist.
#
public. =
    declare FORCE_WIN32_LATEX
    if $(not $(defined FORCE_WIN32_LATEX))
        FORCE_WIN32_LATEX = false
        export

TETEX2_ENABLED = false
FILE_LINE_ERROR =

static. =
    open configure/Configure

    #
    # XXX: JYH: when Cygwin latex is called from Win32,
    # it often segfaults, and pops up an annoying
    # ignore/abort window.  Try to detect this case
    # and disable LaTeX.
    #
    # XXX: We should move the uname test into configure/uname.
    #
    OUTPUT_COMMENT_SUPPORTED = false
    LATEX_USABLE = $(CheckProg latex)
    if $(and $(LATEX_USABLE), $(not $(FORCE_WIN32_LATEX)), $(equal $(OSTYPE), Win32), $(CheckProg uname))
       match($(shell uname))
       case CYGWIN
          ConfMsgWarn($"""   You seem to be trying to use Cygwin LaTeX on a Win32 machine.
   This usually doesn't work, but if you really want to
   use it, add the following definition to your OMakeroot.
       FORCE_WIN32_LATEX = true
(latex disabled)""")
          LATEX_USABLE = false
          export
       export

    if $(and $(LATEX_USABLE), $(shell-success-null latex -help))
        ConfMsgChecking(LaTeX capabilities)

        #
        # Various versions of LaTeX use different options
        # Look through the -help info for tetex2 options
        #
        RECORDER_ENABLED = false
        ERROR_ENABLED = false
        BROKEN_MIKTEX = false

        TETEX_CONFIG_TMP = $(tmpfile tetex)
        latex -help > $(TETEX_CONFIG_TMP)

        awk($(TETEX_CONFIG_TMP))
        case ^-recorder
            RECORDER_ENABLED = true
            export
        case $'.*-recorder.*Record file names\.'
            # MikTeX 2.4 had a bug, where -recorder would swap inputs with outputs -
            # http://bugzilla.metaprl.org/show_bug.cgi?id=632
            BROKEN_MIKTEX = true
            export
        case $'^ *-output-comment='
            OUTPUT_COMMENT_SUPPORTED = true
            export
        case $'^ *-recorder'
            RECORDER_ENABLED = true
            export
        case ^-file-line-error-style
            FILE_LINE_ERROR = -file-line-error-style
            ERROR_ENABLED = true
            export
        case $'^\[-no\]-file-line-error'
            FILE_LINE_ERROR = -file-line-error
            ERROR_ENABLED = true
            export
        case $'^ *-c-style-errors'
            FILE_LINE_ERROR = -c-style-errors
            ERROR_ENABLED = true
            export

        #
        # TeTeX2 if both the -recorder and -file-line-error options exist
        #
        RECORDER_ENABLED = $(and $(RECORDER_ENABLED), $(not $(BROKEN_MIKTEX)))
        TETEX2_ENABLED = $(and $(RECORDER_ENABLED), $(ERROR_ENABLED))
        ConfMsgResult(tetex2 mode $(if $(TETEX2_ENABLED), enabled, disabled))

        rm $(TETEX_CONFIG_TMP)
        export FILE_LINE_ERROR TETEX2_ENABLED OUTPUT_COMMENT_SUPPORTED

    export TETEX2_ENABLED FILE_LINE_ERROR LATEX_USABLE OUTPUT_COMMENT_SUPPORTED

#
# Compute the default flags
#
public.LATEXFLAGS =
    protected.BASE = $(if $(OUTPUT_COMMENT_SUPPORTED), $"-output-comment=LaTeX Output (built with OMake)")
    value $`(if $(TETEX2_ENABLED), $,(FILE_LINE_ERROR) $,(BASE), -interaction=errorstopmode $,(BASE))

#
# Dynamically defined list of files that the TeX source depends on.
#
public.TEXDEPS =

#
# Directories in the search path.
# Split them at colons to get a directory list.
#
public.TEXINPUTS = $(split $(PATHSEP), $(getenv TEXINPUTS, .))

#
# TeX can log its inputs and outputs into an .fls file.  We use the internal awk
# to turn an .fls file into in appropriate dependency file format.
#
Shell. +=
    protected.builtin-tex-deps(argv) =
        private. =
            dep = $(nth 0, $(argv))
            f = $(nth 1, $(argv))
        public. =
            DEPS[] =
            WRITES[] = $(file $f.bbl $f.ind)
            DEPDIR = $(dir .)
        awk($f.fls)
        case $'^PWD \(.*\)$'
            DEPDIR = $(dir $1)
            export
        case $'^INPUT \(.*\)$'
            DEPS += $(cd $(DEPDIR), $(file $1))
            export
        case $'^OUTPUT \(.*\)$'
            WRITES += $(cd $(DEPDIR), $(file $1))
            export
        if $(file-exists $f.aux)
            FS=$'[{}]'
            awk($f.aux)
            case $'\\bibdata\{.*\}'
                BIBS = $(split \,, $2)
                BIBS[] = $(BIBS) $(addsuffix .bib, $(BIBS))
                DEPS += $(find-in-path-optional $(split \:, $(getenv BIBINPUTS)), $(BIBS))
                export DEPS
            case $'\\bibstyle\{.*\}'
                BSTS = $(split \,, $2)
                BSTS[] = $(BSTS) $(addsuffix .bst, $(BSTS))
                DEPS += $(find-in-path-optional $(split \:, $(getenv BSTINPUTS)), $(BSTS))
                export DEPS
            export DEPS
        DEPS = $(set-diff $(DEPS), $(WRITES))
        println($"$(string-escaped $(dep)): $(string-escaped $(DEPS))")
        eprintln($"$(string-escaped $(dep)): $(string-escaped $(DEPS))")

    protected.stdout-to-stderr(argv) =
        stdout = $(stderr)
        $(argv)

    protected.run-latex(argv) =
        if $(mem $(FILE_LINE_ERROR), $(argv))
            if $(not $(shell-success $(argv)))
                private.f = $(replacesuffixes .tex, $(string $(EMPTY)), $(last $(argv)))
                eprintln(*** Errors detected while running LaTeX on $(private.f).tex:)
                stdout-to-stderr grep ':[1-9][0-9]*: ' $(private.f).log
                exit 1
        else
            $(argv)

#
# Rules for building TeX documents.
#
# name: the name of the document
# texfiles: the TeX source files, without suffix
#
# Dynamic variables:
#    TEXINPUTS: extra directories to include in the search path
#    TEXDEPS: files that are implicitly included, including suffixes
#
# \begin{doc}
# \subsection{Building \LaTeX\ documents}
# \fun{LaTeXDocument}
#
# The \verb+LaTeXDocument+ produces a \LaTeX\ document.
#
# \verb+LaTeXDocument(<name>, <texfiles>)+
#
# The document \verb+<name>+ and \verb+<texfiles>+ are listed without suffixes. This function
# returns the filenames for the generated \verb+.ps+ and \verb+.pdf+ files.
#
# Additional variables used:
# \var{TEXINPUTS}
# The \LaTeX\ search path (an array of directories, default is
#   taken from the \verb+TEXINPUTS+ environment variable).
# \var{TEXDEPS} Additional files this document depends on.
# \var{TEXVARS} An array of names of the environment variables
#   that are to be updated based on the value of \OMake's \verb+TEXINPUTS+ variable.
#   Defaults to \verb+TEXINPUTS+ \verb+BIBINPUTS+ \verb+BSTINPUTS+.
# \end{doc}

#
# Make sure generated files are built before scanning
#
# \begin{doc}
# \twofuns{TeXGeneratedFiles}{LocalTeXGeneratedFiles}
# \begin{verbatim}
# TeXGeneratedFiles(files)
# LocalTeXGeneratedFiles(files)
# \end{verbatim}
#
# The \verb+TeXGeneratedFiles+ and \verb+LocalTeXGeneratedFiles+ functions specify files
# that need to be generated before any \LaTeX files are scanned for dependencies. For example,
# if \verb+config.tex+ and \verb+inputs.tex+ are both generated files, specify:
# \begin{verbatim}
#     TeXGeneratedFiles(config.tex inputs.tex)
# \end{verbatim}
#
# The \verb+TeXGeneratedFiles+ function is \emph{global} --- its arguments will be generated
# before any TeX files anywhere in the project are scanned for dependencies. The
# \verb+LocalTeXGeneratedFiles+ function follows the normal scoping rules of \OMake.
#
# \end{doc}

public.TEXVARS[] =
    TEXINPUTS
    BIBINPUTS
    BSTINPUTS

.PHONY: TeXGeneratedFilesTarget

public.TeXGeneratedFiles(files) =
    TeXGeneratedFilesTarget: $(files)

public.LocalTeXGeneratedFiles(files) =
    .SCANNER: scan-tex-%: $(files)
    export

Shell. +=
    protected.drop-dvips-junk(argv) =
        private.print = true
        awk()
        case $'dvips: Could not find figure file pdf:[a-z]*; continuing':
            print = false
            export
        case $'dvips: Unknown keyword [(].*[)] in \\special will be ignored':
            print = false
            export
        case $"dvips: more errors in special, being ignored":
            print = false
            export
        case $"dvips: [(]perhaps dvips doesn't support your macro package[?][)]":
            print = false
            export
        default
            if $(print)
                println($0)
            print = true
            export
        return true

public.LaTeXDocument(name, texfiles) =
    name = $(file $(name))

    #
    # TeX files all have the .tex suffix
    #
    protected.TEXFILES[] = $(name).tex $(addsuffix .tex, $(texfiles))

    #
    # Setting the proper TEXINPUTS environment
    #
    private.INPUTS = $(concat $(PATHSEP), $(TEXINPUTS))$(PATHSEP)
    foreach(var, $(TEXVARS))
        setenv($(var), $(private.INPUTS))
        export

    Rule(use_pdflatex) =
        private.prog = $(if $(use_pdflatex), $(PDFLATEX), $(LATEX))
        private.flags = $(if $(use_pdflatex), $(PDFLATEXFLAGS), $(LATEXFLAGS))
        private.ext = $(if $(use_pdflatex), .pdf, .dvi)

        $(name)$(ext): $(TEXDEPS) $(TEXFILES) :effects: $(name).aux $(name).log $(name).ind $(name).out
            if $(gt $(length $(TEXVARS)), 0)
                echo "Enviroment variables $(concat $', ', $(TEXVARS)) set to $(getenv $(nth 0, $(TEXVARS)))"
            run-latex $(prog) $(flags) $(name)
            if $(and $(file-exists  $(name).aux), $(grep q, $'\\citation', $(name).aux), $(grep q, $'\\bibdata', $(name).aux))
                $(BIBTEX) $(name)
                run-latex $(prog) $(flags) $(name)
            if $(and $(file-exists $(name).idx), $(grep q, $'\\indexentry', $(name).idx))
                $(MAKEINDEX) $(name)
                run-latex $(prog) $(flags) $(name)
            if $(grep q, $'Rerun to get', $(name).log)
                run-latex $(prog) $(flags) $(name)
            if $(grep q, $'Rerun to get', $(name).log)
                run-latex $(prog) $(flags) $(name)
            if $(grep q, $'Rerun to get', $(name).log)
                run-latex $(prog) $(flags) $(name)

        #
        # TeTeX2 has the ability to compute dependencies for us
        #
        if $(TETEX2_ENABLED)
            protected.SCANNER = scan-$(if $(use_pdflatex), pdflatex, latex)-$(name).tex

            .SCANNER: $(SCANNER): $(name).tex $(TEXDEPS) $(TEXFILES) /.PHONY/TeXGeneratedFilesTarget\
              :value: $(USEPDFLATEX) $(find-in-path-optional $(INPUTS), $&)\
              :effects: $(name).aux $(name).log $(name).ind $(name).out $(name).dvi $(name).fls
                echo | run-latex stdout-to-stderr $(prog) $(flags) -recorder $<
                builtin-tex-deps $(name)$(ext) $(name)

            $(name)$(ext): :scanner: $(SCANNER)

    Rule(false)

    if $(USEPDFLATEX)
        Rule(true)
    else
       $(name).pdf: $(name).dvi
           $(DVIPDFM) $(DVIPDFMFLAGS) -o $@ $(name).dvi

    if $(VERBOSE)
        $(name).ps: $(name).dvi
            $(DVIPS) $(DVIPSFLAGS) -o $@ $(name).dvi
    else
        $(name).ps: $(name).dvi
            $(DVIPS) $(DVIPSFLAGS) -o $@ $(name).dvi |& drop-dvips-junk

    return $(file $(name).ps $(name).pdf)

#
# Copy the document to a library directory
#
# \begin{doc}
# \fun{LaTeXDocumentCopy}
#
# The \verb+LaTeXDocumentCopy+ copies the document to an install location.
#
# \verb+LaTeXDocumentCopy(<tag>, <libdir>, <installname>, <docname>)+
#
# This function copies just the \verb+.pdf+ and \verb+.ps+ files.
# \end{doc}
#
public.LaTeXDocumentCopy(tag, lib, dst, src) =
    $(lib)/$(dst).pdf: $(src).pdf $(lib) :scanner: $(NOSCANNER)
        cp $< $@

    $(lib)/$(dst).ps: $(src).ps $(lib) :scanner: $(NOSCANNER)
        cp $< $@

    $(tag): $(lib)/$(dst).pdf $(lib)/$(dst).ps

    return $(file $(lib)/$(dst).pdf $(lib)/$(dst).ps)

#
# Build the document and copy it
#
# \begin{doc}
# \fun{LaTeXDocumentInstall}
#
# The \verb+LaTeXDocumentInstall+ builds a document and copies it to an
# install location in one step.
#
# \verb+LaTeXDocumentInstall(<tag>, <libdir>, <installname>, <docname>, <files>)+
# \end{doc}
#
public.LaTeXDocumentInstall(tag, lib, dst, src, texfiles) =
    LaTeXDocument($(src), $(texfiles))
    return $(LaTeXDocumentCopy $(tag), $(lib), $(dst), $(src))