runtex 0.2.1

data/lib/runtex_pathes.yaml

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+latex:
+    call: latex
+    parameters: 
+    - [ -interaction=, batchmode, :no_space_sep ]
+    - [nil, :filename]
+pdflatex:
+    call: pdflatex
+    parameters: 
+    - [ -interaction=, batchmode, :no_space_sep ]
+    - [nil, :filename]
+xelatex:
+    call: xelatex
+    parameters: 
+    - [ -interaction=, batchmode, :no_space_sep ]
+    - [nil, :filename]
+pdflualatex:
+    call: pdflualatex
+    parameters: 
+    - [ -interaction=, batchmode, :no_space_sep ]
+    - [nil, :filename]
+bibtex:
+    call: bibtex
+    parameters: 
+    - [nil, :source ]
+makeindex:
+    call: makeindex
+    parameters:
+      - ['-s', :format, :optional]
+      - ['-o', :file_out ]
+      - ['-t', :file_log ]
+      - [nil, :file_in]
+rail:
+    call: C:/usr/texmf/tex/Latex/rail/rail.exe
+    #Programm must be in path
+    #~ call: rail.exe
+    parameters: 
+    - [ -t, :railfile ]
+    #~ option:     " -t < #{@options[:source]} > #{@options[:target]}"
+dvips:
+    call: dvips
+#~ ps2pdf:
+    #~ cmd = 'gswin32c'
+    #~ if filename != ""
+      #~ cmd += ' -q -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -sDEVICE=pdfwrite '
+      #~ cmd += "-sOutputFile=#{filename}.pdf -c save pop -f #{filename}.ps" 
+dvipdfm:
+    call: dvipdfm
+latex_ps:
+  call: LaTeX
+  post: [ DVIPS ]	
+latex_pdf:
+    call: LaTeX
+    post: 
+      - DVIPDF
+latex_ps_pdf:
+    call: LaTeX
+    post: 
+      - DVIPDF
+      - PS2PDF

data/lib/runtex_rail.rb

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+#
+# This file is part of the runtex-bundle
+#
+
+module RunTeX
+
+# The package rail.sty requires a run of rail.exe.
+# If a rail-diagramms changed (or the sequence of different diagrams) the program must run again.
+class Rail < Tool
+  def initialize(job, options = {})
+    super(job, options, {})
+    @options.keys.each{|key|
+      case key
+        when :source
+        when :target
+        else
+          @job.log.error( "#{@step} #{self.class}: Unknown option #{key}" ) if @job.log.error?
+      end
+    }
+  end #initialize
+  #Call Rail
+  def execute( step )
+    super(step)
+
+    @job.log.debug( "#{@step} Call Rail.exe to create rail-diagramms." ) if @job.log.debug?
+    
+    @result = {	
+            :error		=> [],
+            :info	=> [],
+        }
+        
+    if File.exist?( @options[:source])
+      @job.add2zip( @options[:source] )
+    else
+      @job.log.error( "#{@step} Rail: Source-File is missing" ) if @job.log.error?
+      @result[:error] << "Rail: Source-File is missing"
+    end
+    
+    if File.exist?( @options[:target] )
+      @job.add2zip( @options[:target] )
+      raoold = File.readlines(@options[:target])
+    end
+
+    configuration = Job_chain::Configuration['rail']
+    #Rail.exe don't like long filenames, but via pipe it works    
+    #Problem with pipes: There is a bug with closing the file, delete/zip runs into error.
+    #~ cmd = configuration['call'] + " -t < #{@options[:source]} > #{@options[:target]}"
+    #-> Rename files for 8-char size, so rail.exe can handle it
+    File.rename(@options[:source], 'rail_tmp.rai')
+    cmd = build_cmd('rail', :railfile => 'rail_tmp')
+    subrc = nil
+    stdout, stderr = catch_screen_output{ subrc = system(cmd) }
+    @job.log.error( "#{@step} Error Rail: #{cmd}") if !subrc and @job.log.error?
+
+    #rename back
+    File.rename('rail_tmp.rai', @options[:source])  #must exist
+    if File.exist?('rail_tmp.rao')
+      File.rename('rail_tmp.rao', @options[:target]) 
+      #~ # Delete first two lines from rao-File (contains Version-Message)
+      rao = File.readlines( @options[:target] )
+      rao.each{ |raoline|
+        raoline.sub!(/^(This is Rail.*)/, '%\1')
+        raoline.sub!(/^(\(stdin.*)/, '%\1')
+        raoline.sub!(/^\)/, '%\1)')		#last line
+      }
+      File.open( @options[:target], 'w' ){|rao2|
+        rao2 << rao
+      }
+    else
+      @result[:error] << "No rao-File created"
+      @job.log.error( "#{@step} Error Rail: No rao-File created") if @job.log.error?
+      @job.stop_rerun( :rail, "Rail: No rao-file created")   #block rerun for rail
+    end #rao-file created
+
+
+    stderr.each{ |errline|
+      case errline
+        when /(.*), line (.*): (.*)/
+          #$1: Filename (e.g. 'stdin')
+          @result[:error] << "Line #{$2}: #{$3}"
+          @job.stop_rerun( :rail, "Rail: #{$3} on line #{$2}")   #block rerun for rail
+      end
+    }
+    
+    stdout.each{ |stdout_line|
+      case stdout_line
+      when /This is Rail, Version (.*)\s/
+        @result[:info] << "Rail version #{$1} was called"
+      when /(Der Prozess kann nicht auf die Datei zugreifen, .*)/
+        @result[:error] << "#{$1}"
+      end
+    }
+
+    if File.exist?( @options[:target] )
+      @job.add2zip( @options[:target] )
+      raonew = File.readlines(@options[:target])
+      if raoold != raonew
+        @job.please_rerun("Rail: rao-file changed")
+      end
+    else
+      @job.log.error( "#{@step} Rail: .rao-File is missing" ) if @job.log.error?
+      @result[:error] << "Rail: .rao-File is missing"
+    end
+    
+    @job.helpfiles << @options[:target]
+    @job.helpfiles << @options[:source]
+    
+    return @result
+  end #execute
+  #Used in logger
+  def inspect()
+    "Rail"
+  end
+  
+end #Rail
+end #module RunTeX

data/lib/runtex_splitindex.rb

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+#
+# This file is part of the runtex-bundle
+#
+
+module RunTeX
+
+#Splitindex - Define multiple indices by splitting the main index.
+class Splitindex < Tool
+  def initialize(job, options = {})
+    super(job, options, {})
+    #fixme obligatory parameter
+    @options.keys.each{|key|
+      case key
+        when :source
+        else
+          @job.log.error( "#{@step} #{self.class}: Unknown option #{key}" ) if @job.log.error?
+      end
+    }
+  end #initialize
+  #Split the index into the sub-Indices
+  def execute( step )
+    super(step)
+
+    @job.log.debug( "#{@step} Split index into sub indices (#{self.class})" ) if @job.log.debug?
+    
+    @result = {	
+            :error		=> [],
+            :info	=> [],
+        }
+    #Get existing index-data first
+    if File.exist?( @options[:source] )
+      @job.add2zip( @options[:source] )
+    else
+      Logger.add( 1, self.class, "No idx-file for splitindex (#{@source})")
+      @result[:error] << "Error: No idx-file for splitindex (#{@options[:source]})"
+    end
+
+    targets =  {}
+    #Example:
+    #~ \indexentry[Fields]{MANDT!MARA|hyperpage}{4}
+    #~ \indexentry[DataElement]{MANDT!MARA-MANDT|hyperpage}{4}
+    
+    File.readlines(@options[:source]).each{|idx_line|
+      case idx_line
+        when /\indexentry\[(.+?)\]\{(.+?)\}\{(.+?)\}/
+          targets[$1] = [] unless targets[$1]
+          targets[$1]  << "\\indexentry{#{$2}}{#{$3}}"
+        when /\indexentry\{(.+?)\}\{(.+?)\}/
+          targets['idx'] = [] unless targets['idx']
+          targets['idx']  << "\\indexentry{#{$1}}{#{$2}}"
+      end
+    }
+    @job.helpfiles << @options[:source]
+    
+    targets.each{|target, content|
+      @job.log.debug( "#{@step} Build Split-index #{target}" ) if @job.log.debug?
+      @result[:info] << "Build Split-index #{target}"
+      File.open("#{@job.basename}-#{target}.idx", 'w'){| idx |
+        idx << content.join("\n")
+      }
+      #Call makeindex for each element
+      @job << Makeindex.new( @job,
+                      :name => "Sub-Index #{target}",
+                      :file_in => "#{@job.basename}-#{target}.idx",
+                      :file_out => "#{@job.basename}-#{target}.ind",
+                      :file_log => "#{@job.basename}-#{target}.ilg"
+                      #~ :format => glossaries_format
+                      )
+    }
+    return @result
+  end #execute
+  #Used in logger
+  def inspect()
+    "SplitIndex<>"
+  end
+  
+end #Splitindex
+end #module RunTeX

data/lib/runtex_tool.rb

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+#
+# This file is part of the runtex-bundle
+#
+
+module RunTeX
+# This class defines some generic methods. 
+# This methods must be implemented by each tool which is needed.
+# The different tools can be:
+# - LaTeX itself (or pdfLaTeX...)
+# - makeindex (or yindy...)
+# - bibtex
+# - rail
+# Each tool must implement:
+# - execute: runs the tool, returning true or false. False is a hard error, stopping the further processing
+# - analyse: Return a hash with number of errors, warnings... errorlist...
+# - postprocess: Actions, which must be done afterwords
+#   A tool may require other tools (LaTeX need BibTeX, Makeindex...)
+class Tool
+  #Some Tools have screen output.
+  #runtex should run silent in background, so we have to redirect the output.
+  include Catch_output
+  #Defines some general attributes and set the options.
+  #
+  #The redefined method code has only two parameters, 
+  #the default is set un the super-call.
+  def initialize( job, options, defaults )
+    @options = defaults.merge(options)
+    @job = job
+    @step = "%02i   " % @job.texrun unless @step
+    #~ @job.log.debug( "#{@step} Create #{self} (#{@options.inspect})" ) if @job.log.debug?
+    @result = {}  #Result of the last execution
+  end
+  #Actual step
+  attr_reader :step
+  #Read options
+  attr_reader :options
+  #A summary of the last Tool#execute
+  def summary( option = :list)
+    return 'No summary available' if @result.empty?
+    
+    (@result.keys - [:error, :warning, :info, :rejected]).each{|key|
+      @job.log.fatal("RunTeX::Tool#summary: Unknown key #{key.inspect}") if @job.log.fatal?
+      puts self.inspect
+      puts @result.inspect
+      puts @result.to_yaml
+    }
+    @job.log.fatal("RunTeX::Tool#summary: Unknown option #{option.inspect}") if @job.log.fatal? and ! [:list, :count].include?(option)
+    
+    summary = ''
+    
+    [ [:error, 'Errors'], 
+      [:warning,'Warnings'],
+      [:rejected,'Rejected entries'], #makeindex, should correspond with errors
+      [:info,'Information'],
+      ].each{|key, text|
+      next unless @result[key]
+      next if @result[key].respond_to?(:empty?) and @result[key].empty?
+      case option
+        when :list
+          summary << "#{text}:\n"
+          summary << @result[key].to_yaml.sub(/--- \n/, '')
+        when :count
+          summary << "#{text}: #{@result[key].size}; "
+        end
+    }
+    
+    return summary
+  end
+  
+  #Build the command.
+  #
+  #Bases is the configuration.
+  #
+  #The key 'call' defines the programm.
+  #
+  #'parameters' contains a list of all parameters for the call.
+  #Each parameter contains at least two values: a flag and a content.
+  #
+  #The content may be a string or a symbol. If it is a symbol,
+  #the value must be a key in the hash 'par_values'.
+  #(Exception: option :optional)
+  #
+  #After the two main parameters (which can be 'nil'), options can be used:
+  #-:no_space_sep between the flag and the value is no space.
+  #   Example: latex -interaction=batchmode instead   latex -interaction= batchmode 
+  #-:optional the parameter is suppressed if the value is empty.
+  def build_cmd( configurationkey, par_values = @options )
+    
+    configuration = Job_chain::Configuration[configurationkey]
+    
+    par_list = []
+    configuration['parameters'].each{|flag, key, *options|
+      next if options.include?(:optional) and ! par_values[key]
+      #~ puts flag.inspect
+      #~ puts options.inspect
+      parameter = ''
+      parameter << flag if flag and flag != 'nil'
+      parameter << ' ' unless options.include?(:no_space_sep)
+      case key
+        when Symbol
+          parameter << par_values[key] if par_values[key]
+          if ! options.include?(:optional) and ! par_values[key]
+            @job.log.error( "Parameter #{key.inspect} (#{flag}) missing to execute #{configurationkey}") if @job.log.error?
+            next
+          end
+        when String #a constand
+          parameter << key
+      end
+      par_list << parameter
+    }
+    #~ puts par_list.inspect
+    cmd = "#{configuration['call']} #{par_list.join(' ')}" 
+  end
+
+  #Call the tool.
+  #Result is a hash with:
+  #- errors
+  #- warnings
+  #- messages
+  def execute( step )
+    #~ raise "Method execute not redefined for #{self.class}"
+    @step = "%02i-%02i" % [ @job.texrun, step ]
+    @job.log.info( "#{@step} Call #{self.inspect}" ) if @job.log.info?
+    @summary = 'No summary available'
+  end
+end #Tool
+
+end #module RunTeX

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