#!/usr/bin/env python3 # Import local files from whitespace import * from command import * from util import * import builtin_commands from panflute import * import re import sys from mj_show import show flags = ["dog"] def transform(e: Element): """Transform the AST, making format-agnostic changes.""" if isinstance(e, Whitespace) and bavlna(e): e = replaceEl(e, NBSP()) if hasattr(e, "attributes"): # `if` attribute. Only show this element if flag is set. if "if" in e.attributes: if not e.attributes["if"] in flags: deleteEl(e) return # `ifn` attribute. Only show this element if flag is NOT set if "ifn" in e.attributes: if e.attributes["ifn"] in flags: deleteEl(e) return # `c` attribute. Execute a command with the name saved in this attribute. if (isinstance(e, Div) or isinstance(e, Span)) and "c" in e.attributes: if isinstance(e, Div): e = replaceEl(e, MultilineCommand(*e.content, identifier=e.identifier, classes=e.classes, attributes=e.attributes)) else: e = replaceEl(e, InlineCommand(*e.content, identifier=e.identifier, classes=e.classes, attributes=e.attributes)) if isinstance(e, CodeBlock) and hasattr(e, "classes") and "python" in e.classes and "run" in e.classes: exec(e.text) deleteEl(e) return # Handle special command shorthand [!commandname]{} if isinstance(e, Span) and len(e.content) == 1 and isinstance(e.content[0], Str) and re.match(r"^![\w.]+$", e.content[0].text): e = replaceEl(e, InlineCommand(identifier=e.identifier, classes=e.classes, attributes={**e.attributes, "c": e.content[0].text[1:]})) # The command is executed first and then its contents are transformed. TODO: Is this what we want? if isinstance(e, Command): if re.match(r"^[\w.]+$", e.attributes["c"]): try: e = e.call(eval(e.attributes["c"])) except NameError: raise NameError(f"Command not found: '{e.attributes['c']}'.") else: raise SyntaxError(f"Invalid command syntax: '{e.attributes['c']}'.") # Recursively transform all contents. if hasattr(e, "content"): for c in e.content: # Deleted elements are only marked to be deleted with a class, because otherwise # it would mess up this for cycle. transform(c) # Delete elements marked to be deleted. This is somewhat inelegant. ci = 0 while ci < len(e.content): c = e.content[ci] if hasattr(c, "classes") and "deleted" in c.classes: del e.content[ci] else: ci+=1 doc = convert_text(open(sys.argv[1], "r").read(), standalone=True, extra_args=["-f", "markdown+fenced_code_attributes"]) print(show(doc)) transform(doc) print("---------------------") print(convert_text(doc, input_format="panflute", output_format="markdown"))