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from lxml import etree

from translate.storage.xml_extract import extract, misc
from translate.storage.xml_name import XmlNamer


def _get_tag_arrays(dom_node):
    """
    Return a dictionary indexed by child tag names, where each tag is associated with an array
    of all the child nodes with matching the tag name, in the order in which they appear as children
    of dom_node.

    >>> xml = '<a><b></b><c></c><b></b><d/></a>'
    >>> element = etree.fromstring(xml)
    >>> get_tag_arrays(element)
    {'b': [<Element a at 84df144>, <Element a at 84df148>], 'c': [<Element a at 84df120>], 'd': [<Element a at 84df152>]}
    """
    child_dict = {}
    for child in dom_node:
        if child.tag not in child_dict:
            child_dict[child.tag] = []
        child_dict[child.tag].append(child)
    return child_dict


def apply_translations(dom_node, unit_node, do_translate):
    tag_array = _get_tag_arrays(dom_node)
    for unit_child_index, unit_child in unit_node.children.items():
        tag, index = unit_child_index
        try:
            dom_child = tag_array[XmlNamer(dom_node).name(tag)][index]
            apply_translations(dom_child, unit_child, do_translate)
        # Raised if tag is not in tag_array. We might want to complain to the
        # user in the future.
        except KeyError:
            pass
        # Raised if index is not in tag_array[tag]. We might want to complain to
        # the user in the future
        except IndexError:
            pass
    # If there is a translation unit associated with this unit_node...
    if unit_node.unit is not None:
        # The invoke do_translate on the dom_node and the unit; do_translate
        # should replace the text in dom_node with the text in unit_node.
        do_translate(dom_node, unit_node.unit)


def reduce_dom_tree(f, dom_node, *state):
    return misc.reduce_tree(f, dom_node, dom_node, lambda dom_node: dom_node, *state)


def find_dom_root(parent_dom_node, dom_node):
    """.. seealso:: :meth:`find_placeable_dom_tree_roots`."""
    if dom_node is None or parent_dom_node is None:
        return None
    if dom_node.getparent() == parent_dom_node:
        return dom_node
    if dom_node.getparent() is None:
        return None
    return find_dom_root(parent_dom_node, dom_node.getparent())


def find_placeable_dom_tree_roots(unit_node):
    r"""
    For an inline placeable, find the root DOM node for the placeable in its
    parent.

    Consider the diagram. In this pseudo-ODF example, there is an inline span
    element. However, the span is contained in other tags (which we never process).
    When splicing the template DOM tree (that is, the DOM which comes from
    the XML document we're using to generate a translated XML document), we'll
    need to move DOM sub-trees around and we need the roots of these sub-trees::

        <p> This is text \/                <- Paragraph containing an inline placeable
                         <blah>            <- Inline placeable's root (which we want to find)
                         ...               <- Any number of intermediate DOM nodes
                         <span> bold text  <- The inline placeable's Translatable
                                              holds a reference to this DOM node
    """

    def set_dom_root_for_unit_node(parent_unit_node, unit_node, dom_tree_roots):
        dom_tree_roots[unit_node] = find_dom_root(
            parent_unit_node.dom_node, unit_node.dom_node
        )
        return dom_tree_roots

    return extract.reduce_unit_tree(set_dom_root_for_unit_node, unit_node, {})


def _map_source_dom_to_doc_dom(unit_node, source_dom_node):
    r"""
    Creating a mapping from the DOM nodes in source_dom_node which correspond to
    placeables, with DOM nodes in the XML document template (this information is obtained
    from unit_node). We are interested in DOM nodes in the XML document template which
    are the roots of placeables. See the diagram below, as well as
    :meth:`find_placeable_dom_tree_roots`.

    XLIFF Source (below)::
        <source>This is text <g> bold text</g> and a footnote<x/></source>
                             /                                 \________
                            /                                           \
        <p>This is text<blah>...<span> bold text</span>...</blah> and <note>...</note></p>
    Input XML document used as a template (above)

    In the above diagram, the XLIFF source DOM node <g> is associated with the XML
    document DOM node <blah>, whereas the XLIFF source DOM node <x> is associated with
    the XML document DOM node <note>.
    """
    dom_tree_roots = find_placeable_dom_tree_roots(unit_node)
    source_dom_to_doc_dom = {}

    def loop(unit_node, source_dom_node):
        for child_unit_node, child_source_dom in zip(
            unit_node.placeables, source_dom_node
        ):
            source_dom_to_doc_dom[child_source_dom] = dom_tree_roots[child_unit_node]
            loop(child_unit_node, child_source_dom)

    loop(unit_node, source_dom_node)
    return source_dom_to_doc_dom


def _map_target_dom_to_source_dom(source_dom_node, target_dom_node):
    """
    Associate placeables in source_dom_node and target_dom_node which
    have the same 'id' attributes.

    We're using XLIFF placeables. The XLIFF standard requires that
    placeables have unique ids. The id of a placeable is never modified,
    which means that even if placeables are moved around in a translation,
    we can easily associate placeables from the source text with placeables
    in the target text.

    This function does exactly that.
    """

    def map_id_to_dom_node(parent_node, node, id_to_dom_node):
        # If this DOM node has an 'id' attribute, then add an id -> node
        # mapping to 'id_to_dom_node'.
        if "id" in node.attrib:
            id_to_dom_node[node.attrib["id"]] = node
        return id_to_dom_node

    # Build a mapping of id attributes to the DOM nodes which have these ids.
    id_to_dom_node = reduce_dom_tree(map_id_to_dom_node, target_dom_node, {})

    def map_target_dom_to_source_dom_aux(parent_node, node, target_dom_to_source_dom):
        if "id" in node.attrib and node.attrib["id"] in id_to_dom_node:
            target_dom_to_source_dom[id_to_dom_node[node.attrib["id"]]] = node
        return target_dom_to_source_dom

    # For each node in the DOM tree rooted at source_dom_node:
    # 1. Check whether the node has an 'id' attribute.
    # 2. If so, check whether there is a mapping of this id to a target DOM node
    #    in id_to_dom_node.
    # 3. If so, associate this source DOM node with the target DOM node.
    return reduce_dom_tree(map_target_dom_to_source_dom_aux, source_dom_node, {})


def _build_target_dom_to_doc_dom(unit_node, source_dom, target_dom):
    source_dom_to_doc_dom = _map_source_dom_to_doc_dom(unit_node, source_dom)
    target_dom_to_source_dom = _map_target_dom_to_source_dom(source_dom, target_dom)
    return misc.compose_mappings(target_dom_to_source_dom, source_dom_to_doc_dom)


def _get_translated_node(target_node, target_dom_to_doc_dom):
    """
    Convenience function to get node corresponding to 'target_node' and to
    assign the tail text of 'target_node' to this node.
    """
    dom_node = target_dom_to_doc_dom[target_node]
    dom_node.tail = target_node.tail
    return dom_node


def _build_translated_dom(dom_node, target_node, target_dom_to_doc_dom):
    """
    Use the "shape" of 'target_node' (which is a DOM tree) to insert nodes
    into the DOM tree rooted at 'dom_node'.

    The mapping 'target_dom_to_doc_dom' is used to map nodes from 'target_node'
    to nodes which much be inserted into dom_node.
    """
    if isinstance(dom_node, etree._ProcessingInstruction):
        # If the DOM node is a processing instruction we can safely skip it,
        # because we don't want to change it and it has no children.
        return

    dom_node.text = target_node.text
    # 1. Find all child nodes of target_node.
    # 2. Filter out the children which map to None.
    # 3. Call _get_translated_node on the remaining children; this maps a node
    #    in 'target_node' to a node in 'dom_node' and assigns the tail text of
    #    'target_node' to the mapped node.
    # 4. Add all of these mapped nodes to 'dom_node'
    dom_node.extend(
        _get_translated_node(child, target_dom_to_doc_dom)
        for child in target_node
        if target_dom_to_doc_dom[child] is not None
    )
    # Recursively call this function on pairs of matched children in
    # dom_node and target_node.
    for dom_child, target_child in zip(dom_node, target_node):
        _build_translated_dom(dom_child, target_child, target_dom_to_doc_dom)


def get_xliff_source_target_doms(unit):
    """
    Return a tuple with unit source and target DOM objects.

    This method is method is meant to provide a way to retrieve the DOM objects
    for the unit source and target for XLIFF stores.
    """
    if unit.target_dom is not None:
        return (unit.source_dom, unit.target_dom)

    return (unit.source_dom, unit.source_dom)


def replace_dom_text(
    make_parse_state,
    dom_retriever=get_xliff_source_target_doms,
    process_translatable=extract.process_translatable,
):
    """
    Generate a replacement functions.

    Return a function::

          action: etree_Element x base.TranslationUnit -> None

    which takes a dom_node and a translation unit. The dom_node is rearranged
    according to rearrangement of placeables in unit.target (relative to their
    positions in unit.source).
    """

    def action(dom_node, unit):
        """
        Use the unit's target (or source in the case where there is no
        translation) to update the text in the dom_node and at the tails of its
        children.
        """
        source_dom, target_dom = dom_retriever(unit)

        # Build a tree of (non-DOM) nodes which correspond to the translatable DOM nodes in 'dom_node'.
        # Pass in a fresh parse_state every time, so as avoid working with stale parse state info.
        unit_node = extract.find_translatable_dom_nodes(
            dom_node, make_parse_state(), process_translatable
        )[0]
        target_dom_to_doc_dom = _build_target_dom_to_doc_dom(
            unit_node, source_dom, target_dom
        )
        # Before we start reconstructing the sub-tree rooted at dom_node, we must clear out its children
        dom_node[:] = []
        _build_translated_dom(dom_node, target_dom, target_dom_to_doc_dom)

    return action
