/* 
Copyright (c) 2008, 2009, 2010 , 2011 jerome DOT laurens AT u-bourgogne DOT fr

This file is part of the SyncTeX package.

Latest Revision: Tue Jun 14 08:23:30 UTC 2011

Version: 1.17

See synctex_parser_readme.txt for more details

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The author received useful remarks from the pdfTeX developers, especially Hahn The Thanh,
and significant help from XeTeX developer Jonathan Kew

Nota Bene:
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I would appreciate to be listed as contributor and see "SyncTeX" highlighted.

Version 1
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#ifndef __SYNCTEX_PARSER__
#   define __SYNCTEX_PARSER__

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/*  synctex_node_t is the type for all synctex nodes.
 *  The synctex file is parsed into a tree of nodes, either sheet, boxes, math nodes... */
typedef struct _synctex_node *  synctex_node_t;

/*  The main synctex object is a scanner
 *  Its implementation is considered private.
 *  The basic workflow is
 * - create a "synctex scanner" with the contents of a file
 * - perform actions on that scanner like display or edit queries
 * - free the scanner when the work is done
 */
typedef struct __synctex_scanner_t _synctex_scanner_t;
typedef _synctex_scanner_t *  synctex_scanner_t;

/*  This is the designated method to create a new synctex scanner object.
 *  output is the pdf/dvi/xdv file associated to the synctex file.
 *  If necessary, it can be the tex file that originated the synctex file
 *  but this might cause problems if the \jobname has a custom value.
 *  Despite this method can accept a relative path in practice,
 *  you should only pass a full path name.
 *  The path should be encoded by the underlying file system,
 *  assuming that it is based on 8 bits characters, including UTF8,
 *  not 16 bits nor 32 bits.
 *  The last file extension is removed and replaced by the proper extension.
 *  Then the private method _synctex_scanner_new_with_contents_of_file is called.
 *  NULL is returned in case of an error or non existent file.
 *  Once you have a scanner, use the synctex_display_query and synctex_edit_query below.
 *	The new "build_directory" argument is available since version 1.5.
 *	It is the directory where all the auxiliary stuff is created.
 *	Sometimes, the synctex output file and the pdf, dvi or xdv files are not created in the same directory.
 *	This is the case in MikTeX (I will include this into TeX Live).
 *	This directory path can be nil, it will be ignored then.
 *	It can be either absolute or relative to the directory of the output pdf (dvi or xdv) file.
 *	If no synctex file is found in the same directory as the output file, then we try to find one in the build directory.
 *  Please note that this new "build_directory" is provided as a convenient argument but should not be used.
 *  In fact, this is implempented as a work around of a bug in MikTeX where the synctex file does not follow the pdf file.
 *  The new "parse" argument is available since version 1.5. In general, use 1.
 *  Use 0 only if you do not want to parse the content but just check the existence.
 */
synctex_scanner_t synctex_scanner_new_with_output_file(const char * output, const char * build_directory, int parse);

/*  This is the designated method to delete a synctex scanner object.
 *  Frees all the memory, you must call it when you are finished with the scanner.
 */
void synctex_scanner_free(synctex_scanner_t scanner);

/*  Send this message to force the scanner to parse the contents of the synctex output file.
 *  Nothing is performed if the file was already parsed.
 *  In each query below, this message is sent, but if you need to access information more directly,
 *  you must be sure that the parsing did occur.
 *  Usage:
 *		if((my_scanner = synctex_scanner_parse(my_scanner))) {
 *			continue with my_scanner...
 *		} else {
 *			there was a problem
 *		}
 */
synctex_scanner_t synctex_scanner_parse(synctex_scanner_t scanner);

/*  The main entry points.
 *  Given the file name, a line and a column number, synctex_display_query returns the number of nodes
 *  satisfying the contrain. Use code like
 *
 *     if(synctex_display_query(scanner,name,line,column)>0) {
 *         synctex_node_t node;
 *         while((node = synctex_next_result(scanner))) {
 *             // do something with node
 *             ...
 *         }
 *     }
 *
 *  For example, one can
 * - highlight each resulting node in the output, using synctex_node_h and synctex_node_v
 * - highlight all the rectangles enclosing those nodes, using synctex_box_... functions
 * - highlight just the character using that information
 *
 *  Given the page and the position in the page, synctex_edit_query returns the number of nodes
 *  satisfying the contrain. Use code like
 *
 *     if(synctex_edit_query(scanner,page,h,v)>0) {
 *         synctex_node_t node;
 *         while(node = synctex_next_result(scanner)) {
 *             // do something with node
 *             ...
 *         }
 *     }
 *
 *  For example, one can
 * - highlight each resulting line in the input,
 * - highlight just the character using that information
 *
 *  page is 1 based
 *  h and v are coordinates in 72 dpi unit, relative to the top left corner of the page.
 *  If you make a new query, the result of the previous one is discarded.
 *  If one of this function returns a non positive integer,
 *  it means that an error occurred.
 *
 *  Both methods are conservative, in the sense that matching is weak.
 *  If the exact column number is not found, there will be an answer with the whole line.
 *
 *  Sumatra-PDF, Skim, iTeXMac2 and Texworks are examples of open source software that use this library.
 *  You can browse their code for a concrete implementation.
 */
int synctex_display_query(synctex_scanner_t scanner,const char *  name,int line,int column);
int synctex_edit_query(synctex_scanner_t scanner,int page,float h,float v);
synctex_node_t synctex_next_result(synctex_scanner_t scanner);

/*  Display all the information contained in the scanner object.
 *  If the records are too numerous, only the first ones are displayed.
 *  This is mainly for informatinal purpose to help developers.
 */
void synctex_scanner_display(synctex_scanner_t scanner);

/*  The x and y offset of the origin in TeX coordinates. The magnification
   These are used by pdf viewers that want to display the real box size.
   For example, getting the horizontal coordinates of a node would require
   synctex_node_box_h(node)*synctex_scanner_magnification(scanner)+synctex_scanner_x_offset(scanner)
   Getting its TeX width would simply require
   synctex_node_box_width(node)*synctex_scanner_magnification(scanner)
   but direct methods are available for that below.
 */
int synctex_scanner_x_offset(synctex_scanner_t scanner);
int synctex_scanner_y_offset(synctex_scanner_t scanner);
float synctex_scanner_magnification(synctex_scanner_t scanner);

/*  Managing the input file names.
 *  Given a tag, synctex_scanner_get_name will return the corresponding file name.
 *  Conversely, given a file name, synctex_scanner_get_tag will retur, the corresponding tag.
 *  The file name must be the very same as understood by TeX.
 *  For example, if you \input myDir/foo.tex, the file name is myDir/foo.tex.
 *  No automatic path expansion is performed.
 *  Finally, synctex_scanner_input is the first input node of the scanner.
 *  To browse all the input node, use a loop like
 *
 *     if((input_node = synctex_scanner_input(scanner))){
 *         do {
 *             blah
 *         } while((input_node=synctex_node_sibling(input_node)));
 *     }
 *
 *  The output is the name that was used to create the scanner.
 *  The synctex is the real name of the synctex file,
 *  it was obtained from output by setting the proper file extension.
 */
const char * synctex_scanner_get_name(synctex_scanner_t scanner,int tag);
int synctex_scanner_get_tag(synctex_scanner_t scanner,const char * name);
synctex_node_t synctex_scanner_input(synctex_scanner_t scanner);
const char * synctex_scanner_get_output(synctex_scanner_t scanner);
const char * synctex_scanner_get_synctex(synctex_scanner_t scanner);

/*  Browsing the nodes
 *  parent, child and sibling are standard names for tree nodes.
 *  The parent is one level higher, the child is one level deeper,
 *  and the sibling is at the same level.
 *  The sheet of a node is the first ancestor, it is of type sheet.
 *  A node and its sibling have the same parent.
 *  A node is the parent of its child.
 *  A node is either the child of its parent,
 *  or belongs to the sibling chain of its parent's child.
 *  The next node is either the child, the sibling or the parent's sibling,
 *  unless the parent is a sheet.
 *  This allows to navigate through all the nodes of a given sheet node:
 *
 *     synctex_node_t node = sheet;
 *     while((node = synctex_node_next(node))) {
 *         // do something with node
 *     }
 *
 *  With synctex_sheet_content, you can retrieve the sheet node given the page.
 *  The page is 1 based, according to TeX standards.
 *  Conversely synctex_node_sheet allows to retrieve the sheet containing a given node.
 */
synctex_node_t synctex_node_parent(synctex_node_t node);
synctex_node_t synctex_node_sheet(synctex_node_t node);
synctex_node_t synctex_node_child(synctex_node_t node);
synctex_node_t synctex_node_sibling(synctex_node_t node);
synctex_node_t synctex_node_next(synctex_node_t node);
synctex_node_t synctex_first_sheet(synctex_scanner_t scanner);
synctex_node_t synctex_sheet(synctex_scanner_t scanner,int page);
synctex_node_t synctex_sheet_content(synctex_scanner_t scanner,int page);

/*  These are the types of the synctex nodes */
typedef enum {
	synctex_node_type_error = 0,
	synctex_node_type_input,
	synctex_node_type_sheet,
	synctex_node_type_vbox,
	synctex_node_type_void_vbox,
	synctex_node_type_hbox,
	synctex_node_type_void_hbox,
	synctex_node_type_kern,
	synctex_node_type_glue,
	synctex_node_type_math,
	synctex_node_type_boundary,
	synctex_node_number_of_types
} synctex_node_type_t;

/*  synctex_node_type gives the type of a given node,
 *  synctex_node_isa gives the same information as a human readable text. */
synctex_node_type_t synctex_node_type(synctex_node_t node);
const char * synctex_node_isa(synctex_node_t node);

/*  This is primarily used for debugging purpose.
 *  The second one logs information for the node and recursively displays information for its next node */
void synctex_node_log(synctex_node_t node);
void synctex_node_display(synctex_node_t node);

/*  Given a node, access to the location in the synctex file where it is defined.
 */
typedef unsigned int synctex_charindex_t;
synctex_charindex_t synctex_node_charindex(synctex_node_t node);

/*  Given a node, access to its tag, line and column.
 *  The line and column numbers are 1 based.
 *  The latter is not yet fully supported in TeX, the default implementation returns 0 which means the whole line.
 *  When the tag is known, the scanner of the node will give the corresponding file name.
 *  When the tag is known, the scanner of the node will give the name.
 *  The name can only be accessed for input nodes, not nodes on a sheet.
 */
int synctex_node_tag(synctex_node_t node);
const char * synctex_node_name(synctex_node_t node);
int synctex_node_line(synctex_node_t node);
int synctex_node_column(synctex_node_t node);

/*  In order to enhance forward synchronization,
 *  non void horizontal boxes have supplemental cached information.
 *  The mean line is the average of the line numbers of the included nodes.
 *  The child count is the number of chidren.
 */
int synctex_node_mean_line(synctex_node_t node);
int synctex_node_child_count(synctex_node_t node);

/*  This is the page where the node appears.
 *  This is a 1 based index as given by TeX.
 */
int synctex_node_page(synctex_node_t node);

/*  For quite all nodes, horizontal, vertical coordinates, and width.
 *  These are expressed in TeX small points coordinates, with origin at the top left corner.
 */
int synctex_node_h(synctex_node_t node);
int synctex_node_v(synctex_node_t node);
int synctex_node_width(synctex_node_t node);

/*  For all nodes, dimensions of the enclosing box.
 *  These are expressed in TeX small points coordinates, with origin at the top left corner.
 *  A box is enclosing itself.
 */
int synctex_node_box_h(synctex_node_t node);
int synctex_node_box_v(synctex_node_t node);
int synctex_node_box_width(synctex_node_t node);
int synctex_node_box_height(synctex_node_t node);
int synctex_node_box_depth(synctex_node_t node);

/*  For quite all nodes, horizontal, vertical coordinates, and width.
 *  The visible dimensions are bigger than real ones to compensate 0 width boxes
 *  that do contain nodes.
 *  These are expressed in page coordinates, with origin at the top left corner.
 *  A box is enclosing itself.
 */
float synctex_node_visible_h(synctex_node_t node);
float synctex_node_visible_v(synctex_node_t node);
float synctex_node_visible_width(synctex_node_t node);
/*  For all nodes, visible dimensions of the enclosing box.
 *  A box is enclosing itself.
 *  The visible dimensions are bigger than real ones to compensate 0 width boxes
 *  that do contain nodes.
 */
float synctex_node_box_visible_h(synctex_node_t node);
float synctex_node_box_visible_v(synctex_node_t node);
float synctex_node_box_visible_width(synctex_node_t node);
float synctex_node_box_visible_height(synctex_node_t node);
float synctex_node_box_visible_depth(synctex_node_t node);

/*  The main synctex updater object.
 *  This object is used to append information to the synctex file.
 *  Its implementation is considered private.
 *  It is used by the synctex command line tool to take into account modifications
 *  that could occur while postprocessing files by dvipdf like filters.
 */
typedef struct __synctex_updater_t _synctex_updater_t;
typedef _synctex_updater_t * synctex_updater_t;

/*  Designated initializer.
 *  Once you are done with your whole job,
 *  free the updater */
synctex_updater_t synctex_updater_new_with_output_file(const char * output, const char * directory);

/*  Use the next functions to append records to the synctex file,
 *  no consistency tests made on the arguments */
void synctex_updater_append_magnification(synctex_updater_t updater, char *  magnification);
void synctex_updater_append_x_offset(synctex_updater_t updater, char *  x_offset);
void synctex_updater_append_y_offset(synctex_updater_t updater, char *  y_offset);

/*  You MUST free the updater, once everything is properly appended */
void synctex_updater_free(synctex_updater_t updater);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif
