yap-6.3/pl/history.pl

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    Part of SWI-Prolog

    Author:        Jan Wielemaker
    E-mail:        wielemak@science.uva.nl
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:- module('$history',
	  [ %read_history/6,
	    '$clean_history'/0,
	    '$save_history'/1
	  ]).

%%  read_history(+History, +Help, +DontStore, +Prompt, -Term, -Bindings)
%
%   Give a prompt using Prompt. The sequence '%w' is substituted with the
%   current event number. Then read a term from the input stream and perform
%   the history expansion. Return the expanded term and the bindings of the
%   variables as with read/2.
%   entering the term History makes read_history/5 print the history.
%   Help specifies the help command.
%   DontStore is a list of events that need not be stored.

%   When read_history reads a term of the form $silent(Goal), it will
%   call Goal and pretend it has not seen anything.  This hook is used
%   by the GNU-Emacs interface to for communication between GNU-EMACS
%   and SWI-Prolog.
prolog:read_history(History, Help, DontStore, Prompt, Term, Bindings) :-
	repeat,
	    prompt_history(Prompt),
	    catch('$raw_read'(user_input, Raw), E,
		  (print_message(error, E),
		   (   E = error(syntax_error(_), _)
		   ->  fail
		   ;   throw(E)
		   ))),
	    read_history_(History, Help, DontStore, Raw, Term, Bindings), !.

read_history_(History, _, _, History, _, _) :-
	list_history, !,
	fail.
read_history_(Show, Help, _, Help, _, _) :-
	print_message(help, history(help(Show, Help))), !,
	fail.
read_history_(History, Help, DontStore, Raw, Term, Bindings) :-
	expand_history(Raw, Expanded, Changed),
	save_history_line(Expanded),
	catch(atom_to_term(Expanded, Term0, Bindings0),
	      E,
	      (	  print_message(error, E),
		  fail
	      )),
	(   var(Term0)
	->  Term = Term0,
	    Bindings = Bindings0
	;   Term0 = '$silent'(Goal)
	->  user:ignore(Goal),
	    read_history(History, Help, DontStore, '', Term, Bindings)
	;   save_event(DontStore, Expanded),
	    (	Changed == true
	    ->	print_message(query, history(expanded(Expanded)))
	    ;	true
	    ),
	    Term = Term0,
	    Bindings = Bindings0
	).


%   list_history
%   Write history events to the current output stream.

list_history :-
	(   '$history'(Last, _)
	->  true
	;   Last = 0
	),
	history_depth_(Depth),
	plus(First, Depth, Last),
	findall(Nr/Event,
		(   between(First, Last, Nr),
		    '$history'(Nr, Event)
		),
		Events),
	print_message(query, history(history(Events))).

'$clean_history' :-
	retractall('$history'(_,_)).

%   prompt_history(+Prompt)
%   Give prompt, substituting '%!' by the event number.

prompt_history('') :- !,
	ttyflush.
prompt_history(Prompt) :-
	(   '$history'(Last, _)
	->  This is Last + 1
	;   This = 1
	),
	atom_codes(Prompt, SP),
	number_codes(This, ST),
	(   substitute("%!", ST, SP, String)
	->  prompt1(String)
	;   prompt1(Prompt)
	),
	ttyflush.

%   substitute(+Old, +New, +String, -Substituted)
%   substitute first occurence of Old in String by New

substitute(Old, New, String, Substituted) :-
	'$append'(Head, OldAndTail, String),
	'$append'(Old, Tail, OldAndTail), !,
	'$append'(Head, New, HeadAndNew),
	'$append'(HeadAndNew, Tail, Substituted), !.

%   save_event(+Event)
%   Save Event in the history system. Remove possibly outdated events.

save_history_line(end_of_file) :- !.
save_history_line(Line) :-
	current_prolog_flag(readline, true),
	format(atom(CompleteLine), '~W~W',
	       [ Line, [partial(true)],
		 '.', [partial(true)]
	       ]),
	       catch(system:rl_add_history(CompleteLine), _, fail), !.
save_history_line(_).

save_event(Dont, Event) :-
	lists:memberchk(Event, Dont), !.
save_event(_, Event) :-
	'$save_history'(Event).

:- thread_local
	'$history'/2.

'$save_history'(Event) :-
	(   '$history'(Old, _)
	->  New is Old + 1
	;   New is 1
	),
	asserta('$history'(New, Event)),
	history_depth_(Depth),
	remove_history(New, Depth).

remove_history(New, Depth) :-
	New - Depth =< 0, !.
remove_history(New, Depth) :-
	Remove is New - Depth,
	retract('$history'(Remove, _)), !.
remove_history(_, _).

%    history_depth_(-Depth)
%    Define the depth to which to keep the history.

history_depth_(N) :-
	current_prolog_flag(history, N),
	integer(N),
	N > 0, !.
history_depth_(25).

%    expand_history(+Raw, -Expanded)
%    Expand Raw using the available history list. Expandations performed
%    are:
%
%	!match		% Last event starting <match>
%	!n		% Event nr. <n>
%	!!		% last event
%
%    Note: the first character after a '!' should be a letter or number to
%    avoid problems with the cut.

expand_history(Raw, Expanded, Changed) :-
	atom_chars(Raw, RawString),
	expand_history2(RawString, ExpandedString, Changed),
	atom_chars(Expanded, ExpandedString), !.

expand_history2([!], [!], false) :- !.
expand_history2([!, C|Rest], [!|Expanded], Changed) :-
	not_event_char(C), !,
	expand_history2([C|Rest], Expanded, Changed).
expand_history2([!|Rest], Expanded, true) :- !,
	match_event(Rest, Event, NewRest),
	'$append'(Event, RestExpanded, Expanded), !,
	expand_history2(NewRest, RestExpanded, _).
expand_history2(['\''|In], ['\''|Out], Changed) :- !,
	skip_quoted(In, '\'', Out, Tin, Tout),
	expand_history2(Tin, Tout, Changed).
expand_history2(['"'|In], ['"'|Out], Changed) :- !,
	skip_quoted(In, '"', Out, Tin, Tout),
	expand_history2(Tin, Tout, Changed).
expand_history2([H|T], [H|R], Changed) :- !,
	expand_history2(T, R, Changed).
expand_history2([], [], false).

skip_quoted([Q|T],Q,[Q|R], T, R) :- !.
skip_quoted([\,Q|T0],Q,[\,Q|T], In, Out) :- !,
	skip_quoted(T0, Q, T, In, Out).
skip_quoted([Q,Q|T0],Q,[Q,Q|T], In, Out) :- !,
	skip_quoted(T0, Q, T, In, Out).
skip_quoted([C|T0],Q,[C|T], In, Out) :- !,
	skip_quoted(T0, Q, T, In, Out).
skip_quoted([], _, [], [], []).

%   get_last_event(-String)
%   return last event typed as a string

get_last_event(Event) :-
	'$history'(_, Atom),
	atom_chars(Atom, Event), !.
get_last_event(_) :-
	print_message(query, history(no_event)),
	fail.

%   match_event(+Spec, -Event, -Rest)
%   Use Spec as a specification of and event and return the event as Event
%   and what is left of Spec as Rest.

match_event(Spec, Event, Rest) :-
	find_event(Spec, Event, Rest), !.
match_event(_, _, _) :-
	print_message(query, history(no_event)),
	fail.

not_event_char(C) :- code_type(C, csym), !, fail.
not_event_char(!) :- !, fail.
not_event_char(_).

find_event([!|Left], Event, Left) :- !,
	get_last_event(Event).
find_event([N|Rest], Event, Left) :-
	code_type(N, digit), !,
	take_number([N|Rest], String, Left),
	number_codes(Number, String),
	'$history'(Number, Atom),
	atom_chars(Atom, Event).
find_event(Spec, Event, Left) :-
        take_string(Spec, String, Left),
        matching_event(String, Event).

take_string([C|Rest], [C|String], Left) :-
	code_type(C, csym), !,
	take_string(Rest, String, Left).
take_string([C|Rest], [], [C|Rest]) :- !.
take_string([], [], []).

take_number([C|Rest], [C|String], Left) :-
	code_type(C, digit), !,
	take_string(Rest, String, Left).
take_number([C|Rest], [], [C|Rest]) :- !.
take_number([], [], []).

%   matching_event(+String, -Event)
%
%   Return first event with prefix String as a Prolog string.

matching_event(String, Event) :-
        '$history'(_, AtomEvent),
        atom_chars(AtomEvent, Event),
        '$append'(String, _, Event), !.

'$append'(Head, OldAndTail, String) :-
	lists:append(Head, OldAndTail, String).