ponysay/src/colourstack.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

'''
ponysay - Ponysay, cowsay reimplementation for ponies

Copyright (C) 2012, 2013  Erkin Batu Altunbaş et al.


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'''
from common import *



'''
ANSI colour stack

This is used to make layers with independent coloursations
'''
class ColourStack():
    '''
    Constructor
    
    @param  autopush:str  String that, when used, will create a new independently colourised layer
    @param  autopop:str   String that, when used, will end the current layer and continue of the previous layer
    '''
    def __init__(self, autopush, autopop):
        self.autopush = autopush
        self.autopop  = autopop
        self.lenpush  = len(autopush)
        self.lenpop   = len(autopop)
        self.bufproto = ' ' * (self.lenpush if self.lenpush > self.lenpop else self.lenpop)
        self.stack    = []
        self.push()
        self.seq      = None
    
    
    '''
    Create a new independently colourised layer
    
    @return  :str  String that should be inserted into your buffer
    '''
    def push(self):
        self.stack.insert(0, [self.bufproto, None, None, [False] * 9])
        if len(self.stack) == 1:
            return None
        return '\033[0m'
    
    
    '''
    End the current layer and continue of the previous layer
    
    @return  :str  String that should be inserted into your buffer
    '''
    def pop(self):
        old = self.stack.pop(0)
        rc = '\033[0;'
        if len(self.stack) == 0: # last resort in case something made it pop too mush
            push()
        new = self.stack[0]
        if new[1] is not None:  rc += new[1] + ';'
        if new[2] is not None:  rc += new[2] + ';'
        for i in range(0, 9):
            if new[3][i]:
                rc += str(i + 1) + ';'
        return rc[:-1] + 'm'
    
    
    '''
    Use this, in sequence, for which character in your buffer that contains yor autopush and autopop
    string, the automatically get push and pop string to insert after each character
    
    @param   :chr  One character in your buffer
    @return  :str  The text to insert after the input character
    '''
    def feed(self, char):
        if self.seq is not None:
            self.seq += char
            if (char == '~') or (('a' <= char) and (char <= 'z')) or (('A' <= char) and (char <= 'Z')):
                if (self.seq[0] == '[') and (self.seq[-1] == 'm'):
                    self.seq = self.seq[1:-1].split(';')
                    (i, n) = (0, len(self.seq))
                    while i < n:
                        part = self.seq[i]
                        p = 0 if part == '' else int(part)
                        i += 1
                        if p == 0:                       self.stack[0][1:] = [None, None, [False] * 9]
                        elif (1 <= p) and (p <= 9):      self.stack[0][3][p - 1] = True
                        elif (21 <= p) and (p <= 29):    self.stack[0][3][p - 21] = False
                        elif p == 39:                    self.stack[0][1] = None
                        elif p == 49:                    self.stack[0][2] = None
                        elif (30 <= p) and (p <= 37):    self.stack[0][1] = part
                        elif (90 <= p) and (p <= 97):    self.stack[0][1] = part
                        elif (40 <= p) and (p <= 47):    self.stack[0][2] = part
                        elif (100 <= p) and (p <= 107):  self.stack[0][2] = part
                        elif p == 38:
                            self.stack[0][1] = '%s;%s;%s' % (part, self.seq[i], self.seq[i + 1])
                            i += 2
                        elif p == 48:
                            self.stack[0][2] = '%s;%s;%s' % (part, self.seq[i], self.seq[i + 1])
                            i += 2
                self.seq = None
        elif char == '\033':
            self.seq = ''
        buf = self.stack[0][0]
        buf = buf[1:] + char
        rc = ''
        if   buf[-self.lenpush:] == self.autopush:  rc = self.push()
        elif buf[-self.lenpop:]  == self.autopop:   rc = self.pop()
        self.stack[0][0] = buf
        return rc