Jskad/source/org/thdl/tib/text/ttt/TParseTree.java

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package org.thdl.tib.text.ttt;

import java.util.ArrayList;

/** A list of non-empty list of {@link TStackListList
 *  TStackListLists} representing all the ways you could break up a
 *  tsheg bar of ACIP into stacks (i.e., grapheme clusters).
 *
 *  @author David Chandler */
class TParseTree {
    /** a fast, non-thread-safe, random-access list implementation: */
    private ArrayList al = new ArrayList();

    /** Creates an empty list. */
    public TParseTree() { }

    /** Returns the ith list of stack lists in this parse tree. */
    public TStackListList get(int i) { return (TStackListList)al.get(i); }

    /** Adds p to the end of this list. */
    public void add(TStackListList p)
        throws IllegalArgumentException
    {
        if (p.isEmpty())
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("p is empty");
        al.add(p);
    }

    /** Returns the number of TStackListLists in this list.  See
     * also {@link #numberOfParses()}, which gives a different
     * interpretation of the size of this tree. */
    public int size() { return al.size(); }

    /** Returns the number of different parses one could make from
     *  this parse tree.  Returns zero if this list is empty. */
    public int numberOfParses() {
        if (al.isEmpty()) return 0;
        int k = 1;
        int sz = size();
        for (int i = 0; i < sz; i++) {
            k *= get(i).size();
        }
        return k;
    }
        
    /** Returns the number of {@link TPair pairs} that are in a
     *  parse of this tree. */
    public int numberOfPairs() {
        if (al.isEmpty()) return 0;
        int k = 1;
        int sz = size();
        for (int i = 0; i < sz; i++) {
            // get(i).get(0) is the same size as get(i).get(1),
            // get(i).get(2), ...
            k += get(i).get(0).size();
        }
        return k;
    }
        
    /** Returns an iterator that will iterate over the {@link
     *  #numberOfParses} available. */
    public ParseIterator getParseIterator() {
        return new ParseIterator(al);
    }

    /** Returns a list containing the legal parses of this parse tree.
     *  By &quot;legal&quot;, we mean a sequence of stacks that is
     *  legal by the rules of Tibetan tsheg bar syntax (sometimes
     *  called spelling).  This will return the {G-YA} parse of {GYA}
     *  as well as the {GYA} parse, so watch yourself. */
    public TStackListList getLegalParses() {
        TStackListList sll = new TStackListList(2); // save memory
        ParseIterator pi = getParseIterator();
        while (pi.hasNext()) {
            TStackList sl = pi.next();
            if (sl.isLegalTshegBar(false).isLegal) {
                sll.add(sl);
            }
        }
        return sll;
    }

    /** Returns a list (never null) containing the parses of this
     *  parse tree that are not clearly illegal. */
    public TStackListList getNonIllegalParses() {
        TStackListList sll = new TStackListList(2); // save memory
        ParseIterator pi = getParseIterator();
        while (pi.hasNext()) {
            TStackList sl = pi.next();
            if (!sl.isClearlyIllegal()) {
                sll.add(sl);
            }
        }
        return sll;
    }

    /** Returns the best parse, if there is a unique parse that is
     *  clearly preferred to other parses.  Basically, if there's a
     *  unique legal parse, you get it.  If there's not, but there is
     *  a unique non-illegal parse, you get it.  If there's not a
     *  unique answer, null is returned. */
    // {TZANDRA} is not solved by this, DLC NOW.  Solve PADMA PROBLEM!
    // DLC by using this we can get rid of single-sanskrit-gc, eh?
    public TStackList getBestParse() {
        TStackListList up = getUniqueParse(false);
        if (up.size() == 1)
            return up.get(0);

        up = getNonIllegalParses();
        int sz = up.size();
        if (sz == 1) {
            return up.get(0);
        } else if (sz > 1) {
            // {PADMA}, for example.  Our technique is to go from the
            // left and stack as much as we can.  So {PA}{D}{MA} is
            // inferior to {PA}{D+MA}, and {PA}{D+MA}{D}{MA} is
            // inferior to {PA}{D+MA}{D+MA}.  We do not look for the
            // minimum number of glyphs, though -- {PA}{N+D}{B+H+R}
            // and {PA}{N}{D+B+H+R} tie by that score, but the former
            // is the clear winner.

            // We give a warning about these, optionally, so that
            // users can produce output that even a dumb ACIP reader
            // can understand.  See getWarning("All", ..).

            // if j is in this list, then up.get(j) is still a
            // potential winner.
            ArrayList candidates = new ArrayList(sz);
            for (int i = 0; i < sz; i++)
                candidates.add(new Integer(i));
            boolean keepGoing = true;
            int stackNumber = 0;
            boolean someoneHasThisStack = true;
            while (someoneHasThisStack && candidates.size() > 1) {
                // maybe none of the candidates have stackNumber+1
                // stacks.  If none do, we'll quit.
                someoneHasThisStack = false;
                int maxGlyphsInThisStack = 0;
                for (int k = 0; k < candidates.size(); k++) {
                    TStackList sl = up.get(((Integer)candidates.get(k)).intValue());
                    if (sl.size() > stackNumber) {
                        int ng;
                        if ((ng = sl.get(stackNumber).size()) > maxGlyphsInThisStack)
                            maxGlyphsInThisStack = ng;
                        someoneHasThisStack = true;
                    }
                }
                // Remove all candidates that aren't keeping up.
                if (someoneHasThisStack) {
                    for (int k = 0; k < candidates.size(); k++) {
                        TStackList sl = up.get(((Integer)candidates.get(k)).intValue());
                        if (sl.size() > stackNumber) {
                            if (sl.get(stackNumber).size() != maxGlyphsInThisStack)
                                candidates.remove(k--);
                        } else throw new Error("impossible!");
                    }
                }
                ++stackNumber;
            }
            if (candidates.size() == 1)
                return up.get(((Integer)candidates.get(0)).intValue());
            else
                return null;
        }
        return null;
    }

    /** Returns a list containing the unique legal parse of this parse
     *  tree if there is a unique legal parse.  Note that {SRAS} has a
     *  unique legal parse, though {SRS} has two equally good parses;
     *  i.e., note that the {A} vowel is treated specially here
     *  (unlike in {@link #getLegalParses()}). Returns an empty list
     *  if there are no legal parses.  Returns a list containing all
     *  legal parses if there two or more equally good parses.  By
     *  &quot;legal&quot;, we mean a sequence of stacks that is legal
     *  by the rules of Tibetan tsheg bar syntax (sometimes called
     *  spelling).
     *  @param noPrefixTests true if you want to pretend that every
     *  stack can take every prefix, which is not the case in
     *  reality */
    public TStackListList getUniqueParse(boolean noPrefixTests) {
        // For Sanskrit+Tibetan:
        TStackListList allNonillegalParses = new TStackListList(2); // save memory
        // For Tibetan only:
        TStackListList allStrictlyLegalParses = new TStackListList(2); // save memory

        TStackListList legalParsesWithVowelOnRoot = new TStackListList(1);
        ParseIterator pi = getParseIterator();
        while (pi.hasNext()) {
            TStackList sl = pi.next();
            BoolTriple bt = sl.isLegalTshegBar(noPrefixTests);
            if (bt.isLegal) {
                if (bt.isLegalAndHasAVowelOnRoot)
                    legalParsesWithVowelOnRoot.add(sl);
                if (!bt.isLegalButSanskrit)
                    allStrictlyLegalParses.add(sl);
                allNonillegalParses.add(sl);
            }
        }
        if (legalParsesWithVowelOnRoot.size() == 1)
            return legalParsesWithVowelOnRoot;
        else {
            if (allStrictlyLegalParses.size() == 1)
                return allStrictlyLegalParses;
            if (allStrictlyLegalParses.size() > 2)
                throw new Error("can this happen?");
            if (legalParsesWithVowelOnRoot.size() == 2) {
                if (legalParsesWithVowelOnRoot.get(0).size() != 1 + legalParsesWithVowelOnRoot.get(1).size())
                    throw new Error("Something other than the G-YA vs. GYA case appeared.  Sorry for your trouble! " + legalParsesWithVowelOnRoot.get(0) + " ;; " + legalParsesWithVowelOnRoot.get(1));
                return new TStackListList(legalParsesWithVowelOnRoot.get(1));
            }
            if (allNonillegalParses.size() == 2) {
                if (allNonillegalParses.get(0).size() != 1 + allNonillegalParses.get(1).size())
                    throw new Error("Something other than the G-YA vs. GYA case appeared.  Sorry for your trouble! " + allNonillegalParses.get(0) + " ;; " + allNonillegalParses.get(1));
                return new TStackListList(allNonillegalParses.get(1));
            }
            return allNonillegalParses;
        }
    }

    /** Returns a human-readable representation. */
    public String toString() {
        return al.toString();
    }

    /** Returns true if and only if either x is an TParseTree
     *  object representing the same TPairLists in the same order
     *  or x is a String that is equals to the result of {@link
     *  #toString()}. */
    public boolean equals(Object x) {
        if (x instanceof TParseTree) {
            return al.equals(((TParseTree)x).al);
        } else if (x instanceof String) {
            return toString().equals(x);
        }
        return false;
    }

    /** Returns null if this parse tree is perfectly legal and valid.
     *  Returns a warning for users otherwise.  If and only if
     *  warningLevel is "All", then even unambiguous ACIP like PADMA,
     *  which could be improved by being written as PAD+MA, will cause
     *  a warning.
     *  @param warningLevel "All" if you're paranoid, "Most" to see
     *  warnings about lacking vowels on final stacks, "Some" to see
     *  warnings about lacking vowels on non-final stacks and also
     *  warnings about when prefix rules affect you, "None" if you
     *  like to see IllegalArgumentExceptions.
     *  @param pl the pair list from which this parse tree originated
     *  @param originalACIP the original ACIP, or null if you want
     *  this parse tree to make a best guess. */
    public String getWarning(String warningLevel,
                             TPairList pl,
                             String originalACIP) {
        if (warningLevel != "Some"
            && warningLevel != "Most"
            && warningLevel != "All")
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("warning level bad: is it interned?");

        {
            TStackList bestParse = getBestParse();
            TStackListList noPrefixTestsUniqueParse = getUniqueParse(true);
            if (noPrefixTestsUniqueParse.size() == 1
                && !noPrefixTestsUniqueParse.get(0).equals(bestParse)) {
                return "Warning: We're going with " + bestParse + ", but only because our knowledge of prefix rules says that " + noPrefixTestsUniqueParse.get(0) + " is not a legal Tibetan tsheg bar (\"syllable\")";
            }
        }

        TStackListList up = getUniqueParse(false);
        if (null == up || up.size() != 1) {
            // DLC FIXME: code duplication
            boolean isLastStack[] = new boolean[1];
            TStackListList nip = getNonIllegalParses();
            if (nip.size() != 1) {
                if (null == getBestParse()) {
                    return "Warning: There's not even a unique, non-illegal parse for ACIP {" + ((null != originalACIP) ? originalACIP : recoverACIP()) + "}";
                } else {
                    if (getBestParse().hasStackWithoutVowel(pl, isLastStack)) {
                        if (isLastStack[0]) {
                            if (warningLevel == "All" || warningLevel == "Most")
                                return "Warning: The last stack does not have a vowel in the ACIP {" + ((null != originalACIP) ? originalACIP : recoverACIP()) + "}; this may indicate a typo, because Sanskrit, which this is (because it's not legal Tibetan), should have a vowel after each stack.";
                        } else {
                            return "Warning: There is a stack, before the last stack, without a vowel in the ACIP {" + ((null != originalACIP) ? originalACIP : recoverACIP()) + "}; this may indicate a typo, because Sanskrit, which this is (because it's not legal Tibetan), should have a vowel after each stack.";
                        }
                    }
                    if ("All" == warningLevel) {
                        return "Warning: Though the ACIP {" + ((null != originalACIP) ? originalACIP : recoverACIP()) + "} is unambiguous, it would be more computer-friendly if + signs were used to stack things because there are two (or more) ways to interpret this ACIP if you're not careful.";
                    }
                }
            } else {
                if (nip.get(0).hasStackWithoutVowel(pl, isLastStack)) {
                    if (isLastStack[0]) {
                        if (warningLevel == "All" || warningLevel == "Most")
                            return "Warning: The last stack does not have a vowel in the ACIP {" + ((null != originalACIP) ? originalACIP : recoverACIP()) + "}; this may indicate a typo, because Sanskrit, which this is (because it's not legal Tibetan), should have a vowel after each stack.";
                    } else {
                        return "Warning: There is a stack, before the last stack, without a vowel in the ACIP {" + ((null != originalACIP) ? originalACIP : recoverACIP()) + "}; this may indicate a typo, because Sanskrit, which this is (because it's not legal Tibetan), should have a vowel after each stack.";
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return null;
    }
    
    /** Returns something akin to the ACIP input (okay, maybe 1-2-3-4
     *  instead of 1234, and maybe AUTPA instead of AUT-PA)
     *  corresponding to this parse tree. */
    public String recoverACIP() {
        ParseIterator pi = getParseIterator();
        if (pi.hasNext()) {
            return pi.next().recoverACIP();
        }
        return null;
    }

    /** Returns a hashCode appropriate for use with our {@link
     *  #equals(Object)} method. */
    public int hashCode() { return al.hashCode(); }

    /** Returns true if and only if this parse tree is empty. */
    public boolean isEmpty() { return al.isEmpty(); }
}