# -*- perl -*-
# src/YaPI.pm.  Generated from YaPI.pm.in by configure.
# $Id: YaPI.pm.in 18710 2004-08-19 13:12:12Z mvidner $

package YaPI;

=head1 NAME

YaPI - common functions for modules implementing YaST API

=cut

# substituted by configure
use lib '/usr/share/YaST2/modules';

use strict;

use Exporter;
our @ISA = qw(Exporter);
our @EXPORT = qw(textdomain __);

use YaST::YCP;
use ycp;

use Locale::gettext ("!textdomain");
use POSIX ();     # Needed for setlocale()

POSIX::setlocale(&POSIX::LC_MESSAGES, "");

our %TYPEINFO;
my %__error = ();
my $VERSION = "";
our @CAPABILITIES = ();

=head2 base functions

These are to be used by modules that use YaPI as their base class.

  use YaPI;
  our @ISA = ("YaPI");

=head3 Interface

Returns a reference to a list of hashes describing the functions
in the current package. The information is taken from TYPEINFO.

  [
   {
      functionName => "contains",
      return => "boolean",
      argument => [ "string", ["list", "string"]],
   },
   ...
  ]

=cut

BEGIN { $TYPEINFO{Interface} = ["function", "any"]; }
sub Interface {
    my $self = shift;
    my @ret = ();

    no strict "refs";
    my %TI = %{"${self}::TYPEINFO"};

    foreach my $k (keys %TYPEINFO) {
        $TI{$k} = $TYPEINFO{$k};
    }

    foreach my $funcName (sort keys %TI) {
        my @dummy = @{$TI{$funcName}};
        my $hash = {};

        $hash->{'functionName'} = $funcName;
        $hash->{'return'}       = $dummy[1];
        splice(@dummy, 0, 2);
        $hash->{'argument'} = \@dummy;
        push @ret, $hash;
    }
    return \@ret;
}

=head3 Version

Returns the version of the current package.

=cut

BEGIN { $TYPEINFO{Version} = ["function", "string"]; }
sub Version {
    my $self = shift;
    no strict "refs";
    return ${"${self}::VERSION"};
}

=head3 Supports

Greps C<@CAPABILITIES> of the current package.

  if (YaPI::Foo->Supports ("frobnicate")) {...}

=cut

BEGIN { $TYPEINFO{Supports} = ["function", "boolean", "string"]; }
sub Supports {
    my $self = shift;
    my $cap  = shift;

    no strict "refs";
    my @c = @{"${self}::CAPABILITIES"};
    foreach my $k (@CAPABILITIES) {
        push @c, $k;
    }

    return !!grep( ($_ eq $cap), @c);
}


=head3 SetError

Logs an error and remembers it for L</Error>.

Error map:

  {
    code		# mandatory, an uppercase short string
    summary
    description
  # if all of the following are missing, caller () is used
    package
    file
    line
  }

=cut

BEGIN { $TYPEINFO{SetError} = ["function", "boolean", ["map", "string", "any" ]]; }
sub SetError {
    my $self = shift;
    %__error = @_;
    if( !$__error{package} && !$__error{file} && !$__error{line})
    {
        @__error{'package','file','line'} = caller();
    }
    if ( defined $__error{summary} ) {
        y2error($__error{code}."[".$__error{line}.":".$__error{file}."] ".$__error{summary});
    } else {
        y2error($__error{code});
    }
    if(defined $__error{description} && $__error{description} ne "") {
        y2error("Description: ".$__error{description});
    }

    return undef;
}

=head3 Error

Returns the error set by L</SetError>

=cut

BEGIN { $TYPEINFO{Error} = ["function", ["map", "string", "any"] ]; }
sub Error {
    my $self = shift;
    return \%__error;
}

=head2 i18n

    use YaPI;
    textdomain "mydomain";

Just use C<__("my text")> to mark text to be translated.
Both C<textdomain> and C<__> are exported to the calling package.

These must not be used any longer because they collide with symbols
exported by this module:

 #  use Locale::gettext;    # textdomain
 #  sub _ { ... }

These don't hurt but aren't necessary:

 #  use POSIX ();
 #  POSIX::setlocale(LC_MESSAGES, "");    # YaPI calls it itself now

=head3 textdomain

Calls Locale::gettext::textdomain
and also
remembers an association between the calling package and the
domain. Later calls of __ use this domain as an argument to dgettext.

=cut

# See also bug 38613 where untranslated texts were seen because
# a random textdomain was used instead of the proper one.
my %textdomains;

sub textdomain
{
    my $domain = shift;
    my ($package, $filename, $line) = caller;

    if (defined ($textdomains{package}))
    {
	if ($textdomains{package} ne $domain)
	{
	    y2error ("Textdomain '$domain' overrides old textdomain '$textdomains{package}' in package $package, $filename:$line");
	}
    }
    $textdomains{$package} = $domain;
    return Locale::gettext::textdomain ($domain);
}

=head3 __ (double underscore)

Calls Locale::gettext::dgettext, supplying the textdomain of the calling
package (set by calling textdomain).

Note: the single underscore function (_) will be removed because it
is automaticaly exported to main:: which causes namespace conflicts.

=cut

# bug 39954: __ better than _
sub __ {
    my $msgid = shift;
    my $package = caller;
    my $domain = $textdomains{$package};
    return Locale::gettext::dgettext ($domain, $msgid);
}

# Compatibility by partial typeglob assignment:
# &_ will call &__ but $_ will not be $__ which would happen
# if we just asigned *_ = *__.
# Cannot just call __ from _ because of "caller".
*_ = \&__;

1;
