/* program for text justification */ /************************************************************************** * Copyright (C) Research Software Limited 1985-90. All rights reserved. * * The Miranda system is distributed as free software under the terms in * * the file "COPYING" which is included in the distribution. * * * * Revised to C11 standard and made 64bit compatible, January 2020 * *------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* usage: just [-] [-t] [file...] if no files given uses standard input. Default width is 72. 1) blank lines remain blank. 2) if a line begins with blanks, these are preserved and it is not merged with the previous one. 3) lines which begin with more than THRESHOLD (currently 7) spaces or have a '>' in column 1, have their layout frozen. otherwise each line is merged with the following lines and reformatted so as to maximise the number of words in the line and justify it to the specified width. Justification is not performed on a line however if it would require the insertion of more than tolerance (default 3) extra spaces in any one place. */ /* now handles tabs ok - if you change THRESHOLD, see warning in getln */ #include #include #include #define MAXBUF 3600 #define MAXWIDTH 2400 #define THRESHOLD 7 int tolerance=3; /* the largest insert of extra spaces we are willing to tolerate in one place */ main(argc,argv) int argc; char *argv[]; { int width=72; FILE *j_in=fopen(".justwidth","r"); if(j_in){ if(fscanf(j_in,"%d",&width)!=1)width=72; fclose(j_in); } while(argc>1&&argv[1][0]=='-') if(argv[1][1]=='t'&&isdigit(argv[1][2])) { sscanf(argv[1]+2,"%d",&tolerance); argc--; argv++; }else if(isdigit(argv[1][1])||argv[1][1]=='-'&&isdigit(argv[1][2])) { sscanf(argv[1]+1,"%d",&width); argc--; argv++; } else fprintf(stderr,"just: unknown flag %s\n",argv[1]),exit(1); if(width<0)width = -width, tolerance=0; if(width==0)width=MAXWIDTH, tolerance=0; if(width<6||width>MAXWIDTH) { fprintf(stderr,"just: silly width %d\n",width); fprintf(stderr,"(legal widths are in the range 6 to %d)\n",MAXWIDTH); exit(1); } if(argc==1)justify(width,stdin,"input"); else while(--argc>0) { FILE *fp=fopen(*++argv,"r"); if(fp==NULL) { fprintf(stderr,"just: cannot open %s\n",*argv); break; } else justify(width,fp,*argv); } exit(0); } static char buf[MAXBUF+2],*bp=buf; #include #define index(s,c) strchr(s,c) int linerr=0; justify(width,fp,fn) int width; FILE *fp; char *fn; { int c=' '; /* c initialised to anything != EOF */ int worderr=0,w; /*if(fp==stdin)setbuf(fp,NULL); /* to fix weird bug when "just" used in pipeline - DT 15/1/85 */ /* note - above has disastrous effect on system time used, for large inputs, therefore switched off 19/2/87 - fortunately bug seems to be fixed in 4.2 BSD */ linerr=0; while(c!=EOF&&(c=getc(fp))!=EOF) /* 1st part of test needed because ungetc(EOF,fp) ineffective */ if(c=='\f')putchar('\f');else /* formfeed counts as blank line */ { ungetc(c,fp); getln(fp,0); if(bp==buf||buf[0]=='>'||indent(buf)>THRESHOLD) /* blank or frozen line */ { puts(bp=buf); continue; } /*otherwise perform justification up to next indented,blank or frozen line*/ squeeze(buf); while(bp-buf>(w=width+bs_cor(buf))||!isspace(c=peek(fp))&&c!=EOF&&c!='>') if(bp-buf<=w/*idth+bs_cor(buf)*/) { pad(); getln(fp,1); } else{ /* cut off as much as you can use */ char *rp = &buf[width]; { char *sp=index(buf,'\b'); /* correction for backspaces */ while(sp&&sp<=rp)rp += 2, sp=index(sp+1,'\b'); } while(*rp!=' ' && rp>buf)rp--; /* searching for word break */ if(rp==buf) { worderr=1; while(rp-buf') { /* line contains tabs and is not frozen */ char *p; while(p=index(bp,'\t'))*p=' '; /* replace each tab by one space */ /* WARNING - if THRESHOLD:=8 or greater, will need to change this to handle leading tabs more carefully, expanding each to right number of spaces, to preserve indentation */ /* at the moment, however, any line containing tabs in its indentation will be frozen anyway */ } bp += strlen(bp); if(bp[-1]=='\n')*--bp='\0'; else { /* amendment to cope with arbitrarily long input lines: if no newline found, break at next beginning-of-word */ int c; while((c=getc(fp))!=EOF&&!isspace(c)&&bp-buf0 */ char *printword(); if(wc)i=gap/wc,r=gap%wc; if(wc==0||i+(r>0)>tolerance){char *t=s+strlen(s); fputs(s,stdout); if(t[-1]=='\b'&&t[-2]=='_')putchar(' '); putchar('\n'); return;}else if(leftist) for(;;) { s=printword(s); if(!*s)break; spaces(i+(r-- >0),s[0]=='_'&&s[1]=='\b'&&s[2]==' '); } else { r = wc-r; for(;;) { s=printword(s); if(!*s)break; spaces(i+(r-- <=0),s[0]=='_'&&s[1]=='\b'&&s[2]==' '); } } leftist = !leftist; putchar('\n'); } pad() /* insert space(s) if necessary when joining two lines */ { if(bp[-1]!=' ')*bp++ = ' '; if(istermch(bp[-2]))*bp++ = ' '; else if(bp[-1]==' '&&bp[-2]=='\b'&&bp[-3]=='_' &&istermch(bp[-4]))*bp++ = '_', *bp++ = '\b', *bp++ = ' '; } spaces(n,ul) int n,ul; { while(n--)if(ul)printf("_\b "); else putchar(' '); } words(s) /* counts words (naively defined) in s */ char *s; { int c=0; while(*s) if(*s++!=' '&&s[-1]!='\b'&&(*s==' '|| *s=='_'&&s[1]=='\b'&&s[2]==' '))c++; return(c+1); } char *printword(s) /* prints a word preceded by any leading spaces and returns remainder of s */ char *s; { while(s[0]=='_'&&s[1]=='\b'&&s[2]==' ') /* underlined spaces */ putchar(*s++),putchar(*s++),putchar(*s++); while(*s==' ')putchar(*s++); while(*s&&*s!=' '&&!(*s=='_'&&s[1]=='\b'&&(s[2]==' '||s[2]=='\0'))) putchar(*s++); if(s[0]=='_'&&s[1]=='\b'&&s[2]=='\0')s++,s++,printf("_\b "); /* restore trailing underlined space */ return(s); } bs_cor(s) /* correction to length due to backspaces in string s */ char *s; { int n=0; while(*s++)if(s[-1]=='\b')n += 2; if(s[-1]=='\0'&&s[-2]=='\b'&&s[-3]=='_')n--; /* implied space before \0 */ return(n); }