#!/usr/bin/perl
#---------------------------------------------------------
#                      info2html
#---------------------------------------------------------
#
# PURPOSE
#  This perl script converts info nodes to HTML format.
#  The node is specified on the command line using the
#  syntax
#           (<infofile>)<tag>
#  If <infofile> and/or <tag> are missing, (dir)Top is assumed.
#
# AUTHOR
#   Karl Guggisberg  <guggis@iam.unibe.ch>
#
#   Changes for the KDE Help Center (c) 1999 Matthias ELter
#                                           (me@kde.org)
#
# LICENSE
#         GPL
#
# HISTORY
#   11.10.93  V 1.0
#   14.10.93  V 1.0a  some comments added
#   15.10.93  V 1.0b  file for configuration settings
#   16.10.93  V 1.0c  multiple info path possible
#                     some bugs in escaping references removed
#   28.6.94   V 1.0d  some minor changes
#   8.4.95    V 1.1   bug fixes by Tim Witham
#                     <twitham@eng.fm.intel.com>
#   March 1999        Changes for use in KDE Help Center
#   February 2000     Changes for bzip2 format
#   Sept. 4 2002      Updated to the KDE look
#                     by Hisham Muhammad <hisham@apple2.com>
#   January 30 2003   Ported Hisham's work to HEAD
#                     by David Pashley <david@davidpashley.com>
#   March 6 2003      Substitute use of absolute fixed file URLs to images with help:common URLs
#                     for the images and style sheet. By Luis Pedro Coelho
#   March 9 2003      Add support for browsing by file. by Luis Pedro Coelho
#   June  11 2003     Update the layout of the sides to the new infopageslayout.
#                     by Sven Leiber <s.leiber@web.de>
#
#-------------------------------------------------------

use strict;

# set here the full path of the info2html.conf
push @INC, $1 if $0 =~ m!(.*/)[^/]+$!; # full path of config file is passed in ARGV[1] by caller but let's clean this anyway
my $IMAGEDIR = "file:$ARGV[1]/"; # TV: broken, broken, not passed
my $config_file = $ARGV[0];
require $config_file;  #-- configuration settings

my $STYLESHEET_KDE = "<link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"help:common/kde-default.css\" type=\"text/css\"/>";
my $LOGO_KDE = "<img src=\"help:/common/kde_logo.png\" alt=\"KDE - The K Desktop Environment\" width=\"296\" height=\"79\" border=\"0\">";

# the use of a query should make sure it never conflicts with a "real" path
my $BROWSE_BY_FILE_PATH = '/browse_by_file?special=yes';


my $DONTPRINTYET = 'DONTPRINTYET ';

#-- patterns
my $NODEBORDER    = '\037\014?';      #-- delimiter of an info node
my $REDIRSEP      = '\177';           #-- delimiter in tag tables
my $WS            = '[ \t]+';         #-- white space +
my $WSS           = '[ \t]*';         #-- white space *
my $TE            = '[\t\,\.]';     #-- end of a tag
my $TAG           = '[^\t\,\.]+';   #-- pattern for a tag
my $FTAG          = '[^\)]+';         #-- pattern for a file name in
                                   #-- a cross reference

#---------------------------------------------------------
#                     DieFileNotFound
#---------------------------------------------------------
# Replies and error message if the file '$FileName' is
# not accessible.
#---------------------------------------------------------
sub DieFileNotFound {
  my ($FileName) = @_;
  #-- TEXT : error message if a file could not be opened
  print <<EOF;
<head>
<title>Info: (no page found)</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>KDE Info Pages Viewer Error</h1>
  No info page for topic <code>"$FileName"</code> found.<br>
  You may find what you are looking for at the <a href="man:$FileName">$FileName manpage</a>.
</body>
EOF
  die "\n";
}

#---------------------------------------------------------
#                     Redirect
#---------------------------------------------------------
# Since we can't do a kioslave redirection from here, we resort to an HTML
# redirection.
#
# It could be simpler to just output the correct page, but that would leave the
# the browser URL indication a bit wrong and more importantly we might mess up relative links.
# Therefore, I implemented it like this which is simpler if not as nice on the end user
# who sees a flicker.
#---------------------------------------------------------

sub Redirect {
	my ($File,$Tag) = @_;
	print <<EOF;
	<html><head><title>Doing redirection</title>
	<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=info:$File/$Tag">
	<body>
	<h1>Redirecting .... </h1>
	<p>If you are not automatically taken to a new page, <a href="info:$File/$Tag">click here</a> to continue.
	</body>
	</html>
EOF

	exit 0;
}

#---------------------------------------------------------
#                     FileNotFound
#---------------------------------------------------------
# If the file is not found and the node is '', try to go through
# dir entries.
# This deals with cases like info:ls should open "coreutils/ls invocation"
#---------------------------------------------------------
sub FileNotFound {
	my ($FileName,$NodeName) = @_;
	DieFileNotFound($FileName) if $NodeName ne 'Top' || $FileName eq 'dir';
	# Try to find it in dir

	my $DirFileName = &FindFile('dir');
	if ($DirFileName =~ m/.info.bz2$/ ) {
		open DIR, "bzcat $DirFileName|";
	}
	elsif ($DirFileName =~ m/.info.gz$/ ) {
		open DIR, "gzip -dc $DirFileName|";
	}
	else {
		open DIR, $DirFileName;
	}
	my $looking = 1;
	while (<DIR>) {
		next if $looking && !/\* Menu/;
		$looking = 0;
		my @item = &ParseMenuItem($_,'dir');
		if (!defined(@item)) { next }
    		my ($MenuLinkTag, $MenuLinkFile, $MenuLinkRef, $MenuLinkText) = @item;
		if ($MenuLinkRef eq $FileName) {
			&Redirect($MenuLinkFile, $MenuLinkTag);
			exit 0;
		}
	}
	&DieFileNotFound($FileName);
}

#---------------------------------------------------------
#                      Escape
#---------------------------------------------------------
#  This procedures escapes some special characeters. The
#  escape sequence follows the WWW guide for escaped
#  characters in URLs
#---------------------------------------------------------
sub Escape {
  my ($Tag) = @_;
  #-- escaping is not needed anymore  KG/28.6.94
  #-- it is, for "?" %3f (info:/cvs/What is CVS?), kaper/23.7.02
  $Tag =~ s/ /%20/g;		#  space
  $Tag =~ s/\?$/%3f/g;		#  space
  $Tag =~ s/\"/%22/g;		#  space
  $Tag =~ s/\#/%23/g;
#  $Tag =~ s/\+/%AB/g;		#  +
  $Tag;
}

#----------------------------------------------------------
#                    DirnameCheck
# TV: This is totally broken.
#     I don't know what was the original attempt but that code
#     cannot work ! we cannot match the info name (which has no full path)
#     with the info path ...
#     The only thing i can see (guessed from the || part of the caller)
#     is that we try to reject files with "/" in their name, guessing
#     we pass a man page full path instead of a info file name ...
#     In *that* case, the flow logic is inverted and we should have used "&&"
#     instead of "||"
#
#     Thus the commented out call...
#----------------------------------------------------------
#sub DirnameCheck {
#  my ($Base) = @_;
#  my $Dir = $Base;
#
#  $Base =~ s!.*/!!g;
#  $Dir  =~ s!\Q$Base\E!!;
#
#  foreach (@info2html::config::INFODIR) {
#      return 1 if $Dir =~ /^$_/;
#  }
#
#  foreach my $i (split(/:/, $ENV{INFOPATH})) {
#     return 1 if $Dir =~ /^$i/;
#  }
#
#  return 0;
#}

#----------------------------------------------------------
#                    DeEscape
#----------------------------------------------------------
#sub DeEscape {
#  my ($Tag) = @_;
#  #-- deescaping is not needed anymore. KG/28.6.94
#  $Tag =~ s/%AB/+/g;
#  $Tag =~ s/%20/ /g;
#  $Tag =~ s/\.\.\///g;
#  $Tag =~ s/\.\.//g;
#  $Tag =~ s/\.\///g;
#  $Tag;
#}

sub infocat {
# Collect them all into an array that can be sorted

	my %InfoFile;
	my %LinkText;
	my @dirs;

        foreach my $dir (@info2html::config::INFODIR) {
		push @dirs, $dir;
	}
	if ($ENV{'INFOPATH'}) {
        	foreach my $dir (split(/:/, $ENV{INFOPATH})) {
			push @dirs, $dir;
		}
	}

        foreach my $dir (@dirs) {
		opendir DIR, $dir;
		my ($infofile,$filedesc);
		while ($infofile = readdir(DIR)) {
			if ($infofile =~ m/.info.bz2$/ ) {
				open INFOFILE, "bzcat $dir/$infofile|";
			}
			elsif ($infofile =~ m/.info.gz$/ ) {
				open INFOFILE, "gzip -dc $dir/$infofile|";
			}
			elsif ($infofile =~ m/.info$/) {
				open INFOFILE, $dir."/".$infofile;
			}
			else {
				next;
			}
			$filedesc = '';
			my $collect = 0;
			my $empty = 1;
			while (<INFOFILE>) {
				last if (m/END-INFO-DIR-ENTRY/);
				s/^\* //;
				chomp;
				next if /^\s*$/;
				if ($collect) {
					$filedesc .= "\n<br>" if ($collect < 16);
					$filedesc .= $_;
					--$collect;
					$empty = 0;
				} elsif (!$empty && !$collect) {
					$filedesc .= "<br><b>...</b>\n";
					last;
				}
				$collect=16 if (m/START-INFO-DIR-ENTRY/);
			}
			if ($empty) { $filedesc .= 'no description available'; }
			close INFOFILE;
			$filedesc .= $infofile if ($filedesc eq "");
# Add to the hash
			$LinkText{$filedesc} = "$dir/$infofile";
			$InfoFile{$filedesc} = "$infofile";
		}
	}

# Now output the list
	my @sorted =  sort { lc($a) cmp lc($b) } keys %InfoFile;

	print '<dl>';
	foreach my $description ( @sorted ) {
		print <<EOF;
		<dt> <a href="info:$InfoFile{$description}/Top">$LinkText{$description}</a>
			<dd>$description

EOF
	}
	print '</dl>';
}

#----------------------------------------------------------
#                   ParsHeaderToken
#----------------------------------------------------------
# Parses the header line of an info node for a specific
# link directive (e.g. Up, Prev)
#
# Returns a link as (InfoFile,Tag).
#----------------------------------------------------------
sub ParsHeaderToken {
  my ($HeaderLine, $Token) = @_;
  return ("", "") if $HeaderLine !~ /$Token:/; #-- token not available
  my ($InfoFile, $node, $Temp);
  if ($HeaderLine =~ m!$Token:$WS(\(($FTAG)\))!) {
      $InfoFile = $2;
      $Temp     = $2 ne "" ? '\(' . $2 . '\)' : "";
  }
  $node = $1 if $HeaderLine =~ m!$Token:$WS$Temp$WSS([^\t,\n]+)?([\t,\.\n])!;
  $node ||= "Top";
  return $InfoFile, $node;
}

#---------------------------------------------------------
#                         ParsHeaderLine
#--------------------------------------------------------
# Parses the header line on an info node for all link
# directives allowed in a header line.
# Sometimes the keyword 'Previous' is found in stead of
# 'Prev'. Thats why the redirection line is checked
# against both of these keywords.
#-------------------------------------------------------
sub ParsHeaderLine {
  my ($HL) = @_;
  my @LinkList;
  #-- Node
  push(@LinkList, &ParsHeaderToken($HL, "Node"));
  #-- Next
  push(@LinkList, &ParsHeaderToken($HL, "Next"));
  #-- Up
  push(@LinkList, &ParsHeaderToken($HL, "Up"));
  #-- Prev or Previous
  my @LinkInfo = &ParsHeaderToken($HL, "Prev");
  &ParsHeaderToken($HL, "Previous") if $LinkInfo[0] eq "" && $LinkInfo[1] eq "";
  push(@LinkList, @LinkInfo);
  return @LinkList;
}

############################################################
# turn tabs into correct number of spaces
#
sub Tab2Space {
    my ($line) = @_;
    $line =~ s/^\t/        /;	# 8 leading spaces if initial tab
    while ($line =~ s/^([^\t]+)(\t)/$1 . ' ' x (8 - length($1) % 8)/e) {
    }				# replace each tab with right num of spaces
    return $line;
}

#--------------------------------------------------------
#                     ParseMenuItem
#--------------------------------------------------------
# Takes a line containing a Menu item and returns a list of
# ($MenuLinkTag, $MenuLinkFile, $MenuLinkRef, $MenuLinkText)
# or undef if the parsing fails
#-------------------------------------------------------

sub ParseMenuItem {
	my ($Line,$BaseInfoFile) = @_;
	my ($MenuLinkTag, $MenuLinkFile, $MenuLinkRef, $MenuLinkText);
	$Line = &Tab2Space($Line);	# make sure columns line up well

    if ($Line =~ /\* ([^:]+)::/) { # -- is a simple entry ending with :: ?
	$MenuLinkTag  = $1;
	$MenuLinkRef  = $1;
	$MenuLinkText = $'; #' --just to help emacs perl-mode
	$MenuLinkFile = &Escape($BaseInfoFile);
    } elsif ($Line =~ /\* ([^:]+):(\s*\(($FTAG)\)($TAG)?$TE\.?)?(.*)$/) {
	$MenuLinkFile = $BaseInfoFile;
	$MenuLinkRef  = $1;
	$MenuLinkText = $5;
	if ($2) {
	    $MenuLinkFile  = $3;
         $MenuLinkTag   = $4 || 'Top';
	    $MenuLinkText = ($2 ? ' ' x (length($2)+1) : '') . "$5\n";
	} else {
	    $Line = "$5\n";
	    if ($Line =~ /( *($TAG)?$TE(.*))$/) {
		$MenuLinkTag  = $2;
		$MenuLinkText = $Line;
	    }
	}
    } else {
	return undef;
    }
    $MenuLinkTag = &Escape($MenuLinkTag); # -- escape special chars
    $MenuLinkText =~ s/^ *//;
    return ($MenuLinkTag, $MenuLinkFile, $MenuLinkRef, $MenuLinkText);
}

#--------------------------------------------------------
#                     MenuItem2HTML
#--------------------------------------------------------
# Transform an info menu item in HTML with references
#-------------------------------------------------------
sub MenuItem2HTML {
    my ($Line, $BaseInfoFile) = @_;
    my @parse_results = &ParseMenuItem($Line, $BaseInfoFile);
    if (!defined (@parse_results)) { return $Line; }
    my ($MenuLinkTag, $MenuLinkFile, $MenuLinkRef, $MenuLinkText) = @parse_results;
    #-- produce a HTML line
    return "<tr class=\"infomenutr\"><td class=\"infomenutd\" width=\"30%\"><ul><li><a href=\"info:/$MenuLinkFile/$MenuLinkTag\">$MenuLinkRef</a></ul></td><td class=\"infomenutd\">$MenuLinkText";
}

#-------------------------------------------------------------
#                   ReadIndirectTable
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Scans an info file for the occurence of an 'Indirect:'
# table. Scans the entrys and returns two lists with the
# filenames and the global offsets.
#---------------------------------------------------------
sub ReadIndirectTable {
  my ($FileName, $FileNames, $Offsets) = @_;

  local *FH1;
  if ($FileName =~ /\.gz$/) {
    open(FH1, " gunzip -q -d -c $FileName|") || &DieFileNotFound($FileName);
  } elsif ($FileName =~ /\.bz2$/) {
    open(FH1, " bunzip2 -q -d -c $FileName|") || &DieFileNotFound($FileName);
  } else {
    open(FH1, $FileName) || &DieFileNotFound($FileName);
  }
  #-- scan for start of Indirect: Table
  local $_;
  while (<FH1>) {
    my $Next = <FH1> if /$NODEBORDER/;
    last if $Next =~ /^Indirect:/i;
  }
  #-- scan the entrys and setup the arrays
  local $_;
  while (<FH1>) {
      last if /$NODEBORDER/;
      if (/([^:]+):[ \t]+(\d+)/) {
          push(@$FileNames, $1);
          push(@$Offsets, $2);
      }
  }
  close(FH1);
}

#---------------------------------------------------------
#               ReadTagTable
#--------------------------------------------------------
#  Reads in a tag table from an info file.
#  Returns an assoziative array with the tags found.
#  Tags are transformed to lower case (info is not
#  case sensitive for tags).
#  The entrys in the assoziative Array are of the
#  form
#            <file>#<offset>
#  <file> may be empty if an indirect table is
#  present or if the node is located in the
#  main file.
#  'Exists' indicates if a tag table has been found.
#  'IsIndirect' indicates if the tag table is based
#  on a indirect table.
#--------------------------------------------------------
sub ReadTagTable {
  my ($FileName, $TagList, $Exists, $IsIndirect) = @_;

  local *FH;
  if ($FileName =~ /\.gz$/) {
    open(FH, " gunzip  -q -d -c $FileName|") || &DieFileNotFound($FileName);
  } elsif ($FileName =~ /\.bz2$/) {
    open(FH, " bunzip2 -q -d -c $FileName|") || &DieFileNotFound($FileName);
  } else {
    open(FH, $FileName) || &DieFileNotFound($FileName);
  }
  ($$Exists, $$IsIndirect) = (0, 0);
  #-- scan for start of tag table
  local $_;
  while (<FH>) {
    if (/$NODEBORDER/) {
      if (<FH> =~ /^Tag table:/i) {
        $$Exists = 1;
        last;
      }
    }
  }
  #-- scan the entrys
  local $_;
  while (<FH>) {
    $$IsIndirect = 1 if /^\(Indirect\)/i;
    last if /$NODEBORDER/;
    if (/Node:[ \t]+([^$REDIRSEP]+)$REDIRSEP(\d+)/) {
        my ($Tag, $Offset) = (lc($1), $2);
        my $File = $1 if /File:[ \t]+([^\t,]+)/;
        $TagList->{$Tag} = $File."#".$Offset;
    }
  }
  close(FH);
}

#----------------------------------------------------------
#                   ParsCrossRefs
#----------------------------------------------------------
#  scans a line for the existence of cross references and
#  transforms them to HTML using a little icon
#----------------------------------------------------------
sub ParsCrossRefs {
  my ($prev, $Line, $BaseInfoFile) = @_;
  my ($NewLine, $Token);
  my ($CrossRef, $CrossRefFile, $CrossRefTag, $CrossRefRef, $CrossRefText);
  $Line = " " . $Line;
  if ($prev =~ /\*Note([^\t\,\.]*)$/mi) {
      $Line = "$prev-NEWLINE-$Line" if $Line =~ /^$TAG$TE/m;
  }
  my @Tokens = split(/(\*Note)/i, $Line);  # -- split the line
  while ($Token = shift @Tokens) {
    $CrossRefTag = $CrossRefRef = $CrossRefFile = $CrossRefText = '';
    if ($Token !~ /^\*Note/i) {   #-- this part is pure text
      $NewLine .= $Token;
      next;                     #-- ... take the next part
    }
    $CrossRef = shift(@Tokens);
    if ($CrossRef !~ /:/) {      #-- seems not to be a valid cross ref.
      $NewLine .= $Token.$CrossRef;
      next;                     # -- ... take the next one
    }
    if ($CrossRef =~ /^([^:]+)::/) {  # -- a simple cross ref..
      $CrossRefTag = $1;
      $CrossRefText = $';
      $CrossRefRef = $CrossRefTag;
      $CrossRefTag =~ s/-NEWLINE-/ /g;
      $CrossRefTag =~ s/^\s+//;
      $CrossRefTag =~ s/\s+/ /g;
      $CrossRefRef =~ s/-NEWLINE-/\n/g;
      $CrossRefTag = &Escape($CrossRefTag);   # -- escape specials
      $BaseInfoFile = &Escape($BaseInfoFile);
      $NewLine .= "<a href=\"info:/$BaseInfoFile/$CrossRefTag\">";
      $NewLine .= "$CrossRefRef</a>$CrossRefText";
      next;                     # -- .. take the next one
    }
    if ($CrossRef !~ /$TE/) {	# never mind if tag doesn't end on this line
	$NewLine .= $Token.$CrossRef;
	next;
    }
#print "--- Com. CR : $CrossRef --- \n";
    if ($CrossRef =~ /([^:]+):/) {  #-- A more complicated one ..
        $CrossRefRef = $1;
        $CrossRef  = $';
        $CrossRefText = $CrossRef;
    }
    if ($CrossRef =~ /^(\s|\n|-NEWLINE-)*\(($FTAG)\)/) {  #-- .. with another file ?
     $CrossRefFile = $2;
     $CrossRef = $';
    }
    $CrossRefTag = $2 if $CrossRef  =~ /^(\s|\n|-NEWLINE-)*($TAG)?($TE)/;     #-- ... and a tag ?
    if ($CrossRefTag eq "" && $CrossRefFile eq "") {
      $NewLine .= "*Note : $CrossRefText$3";
      next;
    }

    $CrossRefTag =~ s/-NEWLINE-/ /g;
    $CrossRefTag =~ s/^\s+//;
    $CrossRefTag =~ s/\s+/ /g;
    $CrossRefRef =~ s/-NEWLINE-/\n/g;
    $CrossRefText =~ s/-NEWLINE-/\n/g;
    $CrossRefFile = $BaseInfoFile if $CrossRefFile eq "";
    $CrossRefTag  = "Top" if $CrossRefTag eq "";
    $CrossRefRef = "($CrossRefFile)$CrossRefTag" if $CrossRefRef eq '';
    $CrossRefTag = &Escape($CrossRefTag);      #-- escape specials
    $CrossRefFile = &Escape($CrossRefFile);
    #-- append the HTML text
    $NewLine .= "<a href=\"info:/$CrossRefFile/$CrossRefTag\">";
    $NewLine .= "$CrossRefRef</a>$CrossRefText";
  }
  if ($NewLine =~ /\*Note([^\t\,\.]*)$/i) {
      return "$DONTPRINTYET$NewLine";
  } else {
      $NewLine;  #-- return the new line
  }
}


#-------------------------------------------------------------
#                        PrintLinkInfo
#-------------------------------------------------------------
#  prints the HTML text for a link information in the
#  header of an info node. Uses some icons URLs of icons
#  are specified in 'info2html.conf'.
#------------------------------------------------------------
sub PrintLinkInfo {
  my ($LinkType, $LinkFile, $LinkTag, $BaseInfoFile) = @_;
  my ($LinkFileEsc, $LinkTypeText);
  return if $LinkFile eq "" && $LinkTag eq "";

  #-- If no auxiliary file specified use the current info file
  $LinkFile ||= $BaseInfoFile;
  my $LinkRef  = $LinkTag;
  $LinkTag  = &Escape($LinkTag);
  $LinkFileEsc = &Escape($LinkFile);
  #-- print the HTML Text
  print <<EOF;
<a href="info:/$LinkFileEsc/$LinkTag">
   $LinkTypeText
  <strong>$LinkRef</strong>
</a>
EOF
}

#-------------------------------------------------------------
#                       PrintHeader
#-------------------------------------------------------------
#  Prints the header for an info node in HTML format
#------------------------------------------------------------
sub PrintHeader {
  my ($LinkList, $BaseInfoFile) = @_;
  my @LinkList = @{$LinkList};

  my $UpcaseInfoFile = $BaseInfoFile;
  $UpcaseInfoFile =~ tr/a-z/A-Z/;
  #-- TEXT for the header of an info node
  print <<EOF;
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd">
<html>
   <head>
      <title>Info: ($BaseInfoFile) $LinkList[1]</title>
      $STYLESHEET_KDE
   </head>
   <body bgcolor="white" text="black" link="#0000FF" vlink="#840084" alink="#0000FF">
<!--header start-->
<div style="background-image: url(help:/common/top-middle.png); width: 100%; height: 131px;">
<div style="position: absolute; right: 0px;">
<img src="help:/common/top-right-konqueror.png" style="margin: 0px" alt="" />
</div>
<div style="position: absolute; left: 0px;">
<img src="help:/common/top-left.png" style="margin: 0px" alt="" />
</div>
<div style="position: absolute; top: 25px; right: 100px; text-align: right; font-size: xx-large; font-weight: bold; text-shadow: #fff 0px 0px 5px; color: #444">
$UpcaseInfoFile: $LinkList[1]</div>
</div>
<div class="header" style="border: none">
EOF
    common_headers($LinkList, $BaseInfoFile);
print <<EOF;
</div>
      <div id="contents">
      <div class="chapter">
EOF
}

sub common_headers {
  my ($LinkList, $BaseInfoFile) = @_;
  my @LinkList = @{$LinkList};
  print <<EOF;
      <tr><td width="33%" align="left" valign="top" class="navLeft">
EOF
  &PrintLinkInfo("Prev", $LinkList[6], $LinkList[7], $BaseInfoFile);
  print <<EOF;
        </td><td width="34%" align="center" valign="top" class="navCenter">
EOF
  &PrintLinkInfo("Up",   $LinkList[4], $LinkList[5], $BaseInfoFile);
  print <<EOF;
        </td><td width="33%" align="right" valign="top" class="navRight">
EOF
  &PrintLinkInfo("Next", $LinkList[2], $LinkList[3], $BaseInfoFile);
}

#---------------------------------------------------------
#                       PrintFooter
#---------------------------------------------------------
#  prints the footer for an info node in HTML format
#---------------------------------------------------------
sub PrintFooter {
  my ($LinkList, $BaseInfoFile, $LinkFile) = @_;

  $LinkFile ||= $BaseInfoFile;

  #-- TEXT for the footer of an info node
  print <<EOF;
    </div>
      <em>Automatically generated by a version of
      <a href="$info2html::config::DOC_URL">
         <b>info2html</b>
      </a> modified for <a href="http://www.kde.org/">KDE</a></em>.
    <div class="bottom-nav">
EOF
  common_headers($LinkList, $BaseInfoFile);
  print <<EOF;
          <!--<br />--><em>$LinkFile</em>
     </div>
   </body>
</html>
EOF
}

#----------------------------------------------------------
#                 ReplyNotFoundMessage
#----------------------------------------------------------
sub ReplyNotFoundMessage {
  my ($FileName, $Tag) = @_;
  print <<EOF;
<head>
<title>Info Files  -  Error Message</title>
</head>
<h1>Error</h1>
<body>
The Info node <em>$Tag</em> in Info file <em>$FileName</em>
does not exist.
</body>
EOF
}

sub PrintByFileLink {
	print <<EOF

	<hr width="80%"/>
	<p>If you did not find what you were looking for try <a href="info:$BROWSE_BY_FILE_PATH">browsing by file</a> to
	see files from packages which did not update the directory.
EOF
}

#-----------------------------------------------------------
#                   BrowseByFile
#-----------------------------------------------------------
# Shows a list of available files in the system with a short
# description of them.
#------------------------------------------------------------

sub BrowseByFile {
	my @LinkList = ('', '', '', '',
			'dir', 'Top', '','',''); # set LinkList[4] & LinkList[5], of course ;)
	my $BaseInfoFile = 'Available Files';
	&PrintHeader(\@LinkList, $BaseInfoFile);
	print <<EOF;
<h2>Available Files</h2>
EOF
	&infocat;
	&PrintFooter(\@LinkList, $BaseInfoFile);
}

#-----------------------------------------------------------
#                   InfoNode2HTML
#-----------------------------------------------------------
# scans an info file for the node with the name '$Tag'
# starting at the postion '$Offset'.
# If found the node is tranlated to HTML and printed.
#------------------------------------------------------------
sub InfoNode2HTML {
  my ($FileName, $Offset, $Tag, $BaseInfoFile) = @_;

  local *FH2;
  if ($FileName =~ /\.gz$/) {
    open(FH2, " gunzip -q -d -c $FileName|") || &DieFileNotFound($FileName);
  } elsif ($FileName =~ /\.bz2$/) {
    open(FH2, " bunzip2 -q -d -c $FileName|") || &DieFileNotFound($FileName);
  } else {
    open(FH2, $FileName) || &DieFileNotFound($FileName);
  }
  seek(FH2, $Offset, 0);
  $Tag =~ tr/A-Z/a-z/;    # -- to lowercase
  #-- scan for the node start
  my ($Found, @LinkList);
  local $_;
  while (<FH2>) {
    if (/$NODEBORDER/) {
      my $line = <FH2>;
      @LinkList = &ParsHeaderLine($line);
      my $CompareTag = $Tag;
      $CompareTag =~ s/([^0-9A-Za-z])/\\$1/g;  #-- escape special chars !
      my $Temp = $LinkList[1];
      $Temp =~ tr/A-Z/a-z/;    #-- to lower case
      if ($Temp =~ /^\s*$CompareTag\s*$/) {          #-- node start found ?
        $Found = 1;
        last;
      }
    }
  }

  return &ReplyNotFoundMessage($FileName, $Tag) unless $Found; # -- break if not found;

  &PrintHeader(\@LinkList, $BaseInfoFile);
  my $InMenu = 0;
  my $prev;
  my $LineCount = 0;
  my $Entries = 0;
  my $Par = 0;
  my @ParLines = ();
  my $ParLine=0;
  my $MayBeText=0;
  my $MayBeTitle=0;
  my $Line;
  my $PrevMenu;
  local $_;
  while (<FH2>) {
    $LineCount++;
    last if /$NODEBORDER/;
    #-- replace meta characters
    #s/"`"([^"'"]*)"'"/"<span class=\"option\">"$1"</span>"/g;
    s/&/&amp;/g;
    s/>/&gt;/g;
    s/</&lt;/g;

    my $Length = length($_);
    if ($LineCount == 3 && $InMenu == 0 && length($_) == $Length && $Length > 1){ #-- an underline ?
      if (/^\**$/) {
        print "<h2>$prev</h2>\n";
        $prev = "";
        next;
      }
      elsif (/^=*$/) {
        print "<h3>$prev</h3>\n";
        $prev = "";
        next;
      }
      else {
        print "<h4>$prev</h4>\n";
        $prev = "";
        next;
      }
    }

    if (/^\* Menu/ && $InMenu == 0) {       # -- start of menu section ?
      $InMenu = 1;
      print "<h3>Menu</h3>\n";
    }
    elsif ($InMenu == 1) {
	    # This is pretty crappy code.
	    # A lot of logic (like the ParsCrossRefs and tranforming Variable: etc) is repeated below.
	    # There have been a few bugs which were fixed in one branch of the code and left in the other.
	    # This should be refactored.
	    # LPC (16 March 2003)
      if (/^\* /) {  #-- a menu entry ?
        if ($Entries == 0) {
          $Entries = 1;
          print "<table class=\"infomenutable\">";
        }
        print &MenuItem2HTML($_,$BaseInfoFile);
      }
      elsif (/^$/) {  #-- empty line
        if ($Entries == 1) {
          print "</td></tr></table>";
          $Entries = 0;
        }
        print "<br>";
      }
      else {
        $Line = &ParsCrossRefs($prev,$_,$BaseInfoFile);
        if ($Line =~ /^$DONTPRINTYET/) {
          $prev = $Line;
	  $prev =~ s/^$DONTPRINTYET//;
	  chomp $prev;
        }
        elsif ($LineCount == 2) {
          $prev = $Line;
        } else {
	  $prev = $Line;
          $Line =~ s#- (Variable|Function|Macro|Command|Special Form|User Option|Data Type):.*$#<em><strong>$&</strong></em>#;
          $Line =~ s/^[ \t]*//;
          print $Line;
        }
      }
    }
    else {
      if (/^ *$/) {
         if ($MayBeText == 1) {
            print "<p>$Par</p>"
         } else {
            print "<pre>";
            foreach (@ParLines) {
               print $_;
            }
            print "\n";
            print "</pre>";
         }
         @ParLines = ();
         $ParLine = 1;
         $MayBeText = 1;
         $MayBeTitle = 1;
         $Par = "";
      } else {
         if ($ParLine == 1) {
            if (!/^ {1,4}[^ ]/ || /[^ ]   [^ ]/) {
               $MayBeText = 0;
            }
         } else {
            if (!/^ ?[^ ]/ || /[^ ]   [^ ]/) {
               $MayBeText = 0;
            }
         }
         $Line = &ParsCrossRefs($prev,$_,$BaseInfoFile);
         if ($Line =~ /^$DONTPRINTYET/) {
           $prev = $Line;
	   $prev =~ s/^$DONTPRINTYET//;
	   chomp $prev;
         } elsif ($LineCount == 2) {
           $prev = $Line;
         } else {
           $prev = $Line;
	   $Line =~ s#- (Variable|Function|Macro|Command|Special Form|User Option):.*$#<strong>$&</strong>#;
           $Line =~ s/`([^']*)'/`<span class="option">$1<\/span>'/g;  #'
           $Line =~ s/((news|ftp|http):\/\/[A-Za-z0-9\.\/\#\-_\~]*)/<a href="$1">$1<\/a>/g;
           $Line =~ s/([A-Za-z0-9\.\/\#\-_\~]*\@[A-Za-z0-9\.\/\#\-_\~]*\.[A-Za-z]{2,3})/<a href="mailto:$1">$1<\/a>/g;
           $Par = $Par . $Line;
           $ParLines[$ParLine] = $Line;
           $ParLine++;
         }
       }
    }
  }
  if ($Entries == 1) {
    print "</table>"
  }
  if ($PrevMenu =~ "") {
    print &MenuItem2HTML($PrevMenu,$BaseInfoFile);
  }

  close(FH2);

  if ($BaseInfoFile =~ m/dir/i
	  && $Tag =~ m/Top/i) {
	  &PrintByFileLink;
  }

  &PrintFooter(\@LinkList, $BaseInfoFile);
}

#-------------------------------------------------------------
#                           max
#------------------------------------------------------------
sub max {
  my ($a, $b) = @_;
  return  $a >= $b ? $a : $b;
}

#-----------------------------------------------------------
#                   GetFileAndOffset
#------------------------------------------------------------
# This procedure locates a specific node in a info file
# The location is based on the tag and indirect table in
# basic info file if such tables are available.
# Because the offsets specified in the tag and in the
# indirect table are more or less inacurate the computet
# offset is set back 100 bytes. From this position
# the specified node will looked for sequentially
#------------------------------------------------------------
sub GetFileAndOffset {
  my ($BaseInfoFile, $NodeName) = @_;
  my ($Exists, $IsIndirect, $File, $Offset, $FileOffset, %TagList, @FileNames, @Offsets);
  $NodeName =~ tr/A-Z/a-z/;
  &ReadIndirectTable($BaseInfoFile, \@FileNames, \@Offsets);


# This looks wastefull:
# We build a whole TagList hash and then use it to lookup the tag info.
# Why not pass $NodeName to ReadTagTable and let it return just the desired info?
# lpc (16 March 2003)
  &ReadTagTable($BaseInfoFile, \%TagList, \$Exists, \$IsIndirect);
  return "", 0 unless $Exists;                      #-- no tag table available
  return "", 0 unless defined $TagList{$NodeName};  #-- tag is not in the tag table
  ($File, $Offset) = split(/#/, $TagList{$NodeName});
  return $File, &max($Offset - 100, 0) if $File; #-- there is an explicite
                                               #-- not in the tag table

  if ($IsIndirect == 1) {
      foreach my $i (0..$#Offsets) {
          $FileOffset = $Offsets[$i] if $Offsets[$i] <= $Offset;
          $File = $FileNames[$i] if $Offsets[$i] <= $Offset;
      }
      return $File, &max($Offset - $FileOffset - 100,0); #-- be safe (-100!)
  } else {
    return "", &max($Offset - 100, 0);
  }
}

# FindFile: find the given file on the infopath, return full name or "".
# Let filenames optionally have .info suffix.  Try named version first.
# Handle gzipped file too.
sub FindFile {
    my ($File) = @_;
    my $Alt = $File =~ /^(.+)\.info$/ ? $1 : $File . '.info';
    foreach my $Name ($File, $Alt) {
        my $gzName  = $Name . '.gz';
        my $bz2Name = $Name . '.bz2';

        foreach (@info2html::config::INFODIR) {
            return "$_/$Name"    if -e "$_/$Name";
            return "$_/$gzName"  if -e "$_/$gzName";
            return "$_/$bz2Name" if -e "$_/$bz2Name";
        }
        next unless $ENV{INFOPATH};
        foreach my $i (split(/:/, $ENV{INFOPATH})) {
            return "$i/$Name"    if -e "$i/$Name";
            return "$i/$gzName"  if -e "$i/$gzName";
            return "$i/$bz2Name" if -e "$i/$bz2Name";
        }
    }
    return "";
}

#-------------------------------------------------------
#
#-------------------  MAIN -----------------------------
#
# called as
# perl /path/kde-info2html config_file image_base_path BaseInfoFile NodeName
#
# BaseInfoFile eq '#special#' to pass special args through NodeName (yes, it is a hack).
#

my $PROGRAM = $0;			# determine our basename and version
$PROGRAM =~ s!.*/!!;
my ($BaseInfoFile, $NodeName) = ($ARGV[2], $ARGV[3]);
#&DirnameCheck($BaseInfoFile) || &DieFileNotFound($BaseInfoFile);

if ($BaseInfoFile eq '#special#' && $NodeName eq 'browse_by_file') {
	&BrowseByFile;
	exit 0;
}

$BaseInfoFile = "dir" if $BaseInfoFile =~ /^dir$/i;
my $FileNameFull = &FindFile($BaseInfoFile) || &FileNotFound($BaseInfoFile,$NodeName);
my ($File, $Offset) = &GetFileAndOffset($FileNameFull, $NodeName);
$File ||= $BaseInfoFile;
$FileNameFull = &FindFile($File);
&InfoNode2HTML($FileNameFull, $Offset, $NodeName, $BaseInfoFile);

exit 0;
