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KBFuncs: no wrapped strpiece positions, valid JSON arrays #5

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114 changes: 67 additions & 47 deletions date-time/spec/KBFuncs.nlp
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Expand Up @@ -184,13 +184,14 @@ CountName(L("con"),L("root"),L("pad")) {
}

StripEndDigits(L("name")) {
# "item12" -> "item". A name with no trailing digits comes back whole,
# an all-digit name gives 0. Positions only count up from 0, so a short
# name never reaches a negative strpiece position (which counts from the
# end since engine 4.2.15).
if (strisdigit(L("name"))) return 0;
L("len") = strlength(L("name")) - 1;
L("i") = L("len") - 1;
L("str") = strpiece(L("name"),L("i"),L("len"));
while (strisdigit(L("str")) && L("i")) {
L("i") = strlength(L("name")) - 1;
while (L("i") > 0 && strisdigit(strpiece(L("name"),L("i"),L("i")))) {
L("i")--;
L("str") = strpiece(L("name"),L("i"),L("len"));
}
return strpiece(L("name"),0,L("i"));
}
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -403,65 +404,89 @@ JsonKB(L("file"),L("con")) {
}

JsonKBRecurse(L("file"),L("parent"),L("level")) {
# The separator is written before each child, once it is known what the
# child is. Writing it after put the comma inside an array that a plain
# sibling then closed, which was not JSON. A counted child with a new
# base name (item2 then thing1) starts its own array.
L("con") = down(L("parent"));
L("first") = 1;
L("has concount") = 0;
L("in array") = 0;
L("array base") = 0;
while (L("con")) {
L("name") = conceptname(L("con"));
L("concount") = SeparateConCount(L("name"));
L("connum") = G("connum");
L("continues") = 0;
if (L("concount") && L("in array")) {
if (L("concount") == L("array base"))
L("continues") = 1;
}

if (!L("first")) {
if (L("continues")) {
L("file") << ",\n";
} else if (L("in array")) {
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << "],\n";
L("in array") = 0;
} else if (L("concount")) {
L("file") << ",";
} else {
L("file") << ",\n";
}
}

if (L("concount")) {
"hier.txt" << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << " ====> " << L("connum") << "\n";
if (!L("has concount")) {
if (!L("continues")) {
L("file") << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << JsonStr(L("concount")) << ": [\n";
} else {
L("file") << "\n";
L("in array") = 1;
L("array base") = L("concount");
}
L("file") << SpacesStr(L("level")+2) << "{\n";
L("file") << SpacesStr(L("level")+3) << "\"id\": \"" << L("connum") << "\",\n";
L("first") = !JsonAttributes(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+2);
L("has concount") = 1;

L("file") << SpacesStr(L("level")+3) << "\"id\": \"" << L("connum") << "\"";
L("has attrs") = JsonHasAttributes(L("con"));
if (L("has attrs")) {
L("file") << ",\n";
JsonAttributes(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+2);
}
if (down(L("con"))) {
if (!L("first")) L("file") << ",\n";
L("file") << ",\n";
JsonKBRecurse(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+2);
} else {
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+2) << "}";
}

} else {
if (L("has concount")) {
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+2) << "}";
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << "]";
L("has concount") = 0;
}
if (!L("first"))
L("file") << "\n";
L("file") << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << JsonStr(L("name")) << ": {\n";
L("first") = !JsonAttributes(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+1);

L("has attrs") = JsonAttributes(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+1);
if (down(L("con"))) {
if (!L("first")) L("file") << ",\n";
if (L("has attrs")) L("file") << ",\n";
JsonKBRecurse(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+1);
}
else if (!L("has concount")) {
} else {
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << "}";
}
}

L("con") = next(L("con"));
if (L("con")) {
L("file") << ",";
}
L("first") = 0;
}
if (L("has concount")) {
if (L("in array")) {
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << "]";
}
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")) << "}";
}

JsonHasAttributes(L("con")) {
# Would JsonAttributes write anything? An array element writes its "id"
# first and needs to know whether a comma follows it.
L("attrs") = findattrs(L("con"));
while (L("attrs")) {
L("count con") = IsCountCon(attrname(L("attrs")),L("con"));
if (!L("count con")) return 1;
L("attrs") = nextattr(L("attrs"));
}
return 0;
}

JsonAttributes(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")) {
L("attrs") = findattrs(L("con"));
if (!L("attrs")) {
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -527,26 +552,21 @@ JsonStr(L("str")) {
}

SeparateConCount(L("conname")) {
# "item12" -> "item", with G("connum") = "12". Only the digits at the
# end count: "a1b2" is "a1b" and "2". Returns 0 when the name does not
# end in digits or is all digits.
G("connum") = 0;
if (strisdigit(L("conname"))) return 0;

L("i") = strlength(L("conname")) - 1;
G("connum") = 0;
L("stop") = 0;
while (!L("stop") && L("i") > 0) {
L("c") = strpiece(L("conname"),L("i"),L("i"));
if (strisdigit(L("c"))) {
L("num") = L("c") + L("num");
} else {
L("stop");
}
L("last") = strlength(L("conname")) - 1;
L("i") = L("last");
while (L("i") > 0 && strisdigit(strpiece(L("conname"),L("i"),L("i")))) {
L("i")--;
}
if (L("num")) {
G("connum") = L("num");
L("base") = strpiece(L("conname"),0,strlength(L("conname"))-strlength(L("num"))-1);
return L("base");
}
return 0;
if (L("i") == L("last")) return 0;

G("connum") = strpiece(L("conname"),L("i")+1,L("last"));
return strpiece(L("conname"),0,L("i"));
}

IsCountCon(L("str"),L("con")) {
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114 changes: 67 additions & 47 deletions formatting/spec/KBFuncs.nlp
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Expand Up @@ -184,13 +184,14 @@ CountName(L("con"),L("root"),L("pad")) {
}

StripEndDigits(L("name")) {
# "item12" -> "item". A name with no trailing digits comes back whole,
# an all-digit name gives 0. Positions only count up from 0, so a short
# name never reaches a negative strpiece position (which counts from the
# end since engine 4.2.15).
if (strisdigit(L("name"))) return 0;
L("len") = strlength(L("name")) - 1;
L("i") = L("len") - 1;
L("str") = strpiece(L("name"),L("i"),L("len"));
while (strisdigit(L("str")) && L("i")) {
L("i") = strlength(L("name")) - 1;
while (L("i") > 0 && strisdigit(strpiece(L("name"),L("i"),L("i")))) {
L("i")--;
L("str") = strpiece(L("name"),L("i"),L("len"));
}
return strpiece(L("name"),0,L("i"));
}
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -403,65 +404,89 @@ JsonKB(L("file"),L("con")) {
}

JsonKBRecurse(L("file"),L("parent"),L("level")) {
# The separator is written before each child, once it is known what the
# child is. Writing it after put the comma inside an array that a plain
# sibling then closed, which was not JSON. A counted child with a new
# base name (item2 then thing1) starts its own array.
L("con") = down(L("parent"));
L("first") = 1;
L("has concount") = 0;
L("in array") = 0;
L("array base") = 0;
while (L("con")) {
L("name") = conceptname(L("con"));
L("concount") = SeparateConCount(L("name"));
L("connum") = G("connum");
L("continues") = 0;
if (L("concount") && L("in array")) {
if (L("concount") == L("array base"))
L("continues") = 1;
}

if (!L("first")) {
if (L("continues")) {
L("file") << ",\n";
} else if (L("in array")) {
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << "],\n";
L("in array") = 0;
} else if (L("concount")) {
L("file") << ",";
} else {
L("file") << ",\n";
}
}

if (L("concount")) {
"hier.txt" << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << " ====> " << L("connum") << "\n";
if (!L("has concount")) {
if (!L("continues")) {
L("file") << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << JsonStr(L("concount")) << ": [\n";
} else {
L("file") << "\n";
L("in array") = 1;
L("array base") = L("concount");
}
L("file") << SpacesStr(L("level")+2) << "{\n";
L("file") << SpacesStr(L("level")+3) << "\"id\": \"" << L("connum") << "\",\n";
L("first") = !JsonAttributes(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+2);
L("has concount") = 1;

L("file") << SpacesStr(L("level")+3) << "\"id\": \"" << L("connum") << "\"";
L("has attrs") = JsonHasAttributes(L("con"));
if (L("has attrs")) {
L("file") << ",\n";
JsonAttributes(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+2);
}
if (down(L("con"))) {
if (!L("first")) L("file") << ",\n";
L("file") << ",\n";
JsonKBRecurse(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+2);
} else {
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+2) << "}";
}

} else {
if (L("has concount")) {
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+2) << "}";
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << "]";
L("has concount") = 0;
}
if (!L("first"))
L("file") << "\n";
L("file") << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << JsonStr(L("name")) << ": {\n";
L("first") = !JsonAttributes(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+1);

L("has attrs") = JsonAttributes(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+1);
if (down(L("con"))) {
if (!L("first")) L("file") << ",\n";
if (L("has attrs")) L("file") << ",\n";
JsonKBRecurse(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")+1);
}
else if (!L("has concount")) {
} else {
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << "}";
}
}

L("con") = next(L("con"));
if (L("con")) {
L("file") << ",";
}
L("first") = 0;
}
if (L("has concount")) {
if (L("in array")) {
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")+1) << "]";
}
L("file") << "\n" << SpacesStr(L("level")) << "}";
}

JsonHasAttributes(L("con")) {
# Would JsonAttributes write anything? An array element writes its "id"
# first and needs to know whether a comma follows it.
L("attrs") = findattrs(L("con"));
while (L("attrs")) {
L("count con") = IsCountCon(attrname(L("attrs")),L("con"));
if (!L("count con")) return 1;
L("attrs") = nextattr(L("attrs"));
}
return 0;
}

JsonAttributes(L("file"),L("con"),L("level")) {
L("attrs") = findattrs(L("con"));
if (!L("attrs")) {
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -527,26 +552,21 @@ JsonStr(L("str")) {
}

SeparateConCount(L("conname")) {
# "item12" -> "item", with G("connum") = "12". Only the digits at the
# end count: "a1b2" is "a1b" and "2". Returns 0 when the name does not
# end in digits or is all digits.
G("connum") = 0;
if (strisdigit(L("conname"))) return 0;

L("i") = strlength(L("conname")) - 1;
G("connum") = 0;
L("stop") = 0;
while (!L("stop") && L("i") > 0) {
L("c") = strpiece(L("conname"),L("i"),L("i"));
if (strisdigit(L("c"))) {
L("num") = L("c") + L("num");
} else {
L("stop");
}
L("last") = strlength(L("conname")) - 1;
L("i") = L("last");
while (L("i") > 0 && strisdigit(strpiece(L("conname"),L("i"),L("i")))) {
L("i")--;
}
if (L("num")) {
G("connum") = L("num");
L("base") = strpiece(L("conname"),0,strlength(L("conname"))-strlength(L("num"))-1);
return L("base");
}
return 0;
if (L("i") == L("last")) return 0;

G("connum") = strpiece(L("conname"),L("i")+1,L("last"));
return strpiece(L("conname"),0,L("i"));
}

IsCountCon(L("str"),L("con")) {
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