# -*- mode: Perl -*-
# /=====================================================================\ #
# |  framed                                                             | #
# | Implementation for LaTeXML                                          | #
# |=====================================================================| #
# | Part of LaTeXML:                                                    | #
# |  Public domain software, produced as part of work done by the       | #
# |  United States Government & not subject to copyright in the US.     | #
# |---------------------------------------------------------------------| #
# | Bruce Miller <bruce.miller@nist.gov>                        #_#     | #
# | http://dlmf.nist.gov/LaTeXML/                              (o o)    | #
# \=========================================================ooo==U==ooo=/ #
package LaTeXML::Package::Pool;
use strict;
use warnings;
use LaTeXML::Package;

#======================================================================
# {framed} Normal framed block-level box,
# Actually, is potentially higher than block-level; It can contain structure-level markup!
DefEnvironment('{framed}', sub {
    my ($document, %props) = @_;
    $_[0]->maybeCloseElement('ltx:p');    # this starts a new vertical block
    insertBlock($document, $props{body},
      framed     => 'rectangle',
      framecolor => $props{framecolor},
      cssstyle   => 'padding-top:' . $props{margin} . 'pt;padding-bottom:' . $props{margin} . 'pt'); },
  beforeDigest => sub {
    Let('\par', '\inner@par');
    Let('\\\\', '\inner@par'); },
  properties => sub { (framecolor => Black,
      margin => LookupValue('\FrameSep')->ptValue); });

# {oframed} "open" framed box, the top/bottom is open when it splits across pages.
# That shouldn't matter for us (?)
DefEnvironment('{oframed}', sub {
    my ($document, %props) = @_;
    $_[0]->maybeCloseElement('ltx:p');    # this starts a new vertical block
    insertBlock($document, $props{body},
      framed     => 'rectangle',
      framecolor => $props{framecolor},
      cssstyle   => 'padding-top:' . $props{margin} . 'pt;padding-bottom:' . $props{margin} . 'pt'); },
  beforeDigest => sub {
    Let('\par', '\inner@par');
    Let('\\\\', '\inner@par'); },
  properties => sub { (framecolor => Black,
      margin => LookupValue('\FrameSep')->ptValue); });

# {shaded} a shaded box; uses "shadecolor" for background color; otherwise, no frame.
# Note that the shading "bleeds" into the margin (whatever that means)
# The next four are identical.
# No frame, but with a background color;
# put that color explicitly on the outer block so it applies to full width!
DefEnvironment('{shaded}', sub {
    my ($document, %props) = @_;
    $_[0]->maybeCloseElement('ltx:p');    # this starts a new vertical block
    insertBlock($document, $props{body},
      backgroundcolor => $props{backgroundcolor},
      cssstyle => 'padding-top:' . $props{margin} . 'pt;padding-bottom:' . $props{margin} . 'pt'); },
  beforeDigest => sub {
    Let('\par', '\inner@par');
    Let('\\\\', '\inner@par');
    MergeFont(background => LookupValue('color_shadecolor')); },
  properties => sub { (backgroundcolor => LookupValue('font')->getBackground,
      margin => LookupValue('\FrameSep')->ptValue); });
# {shaded*} Same as {shaded}, but the shading ends at the margin.
# For us, that's pretty much identical.
DefEnvironment('{shaded*}', sub {
    my ($document, %props) = @_;
    $_[0]->maybeCloseElement('ltx:p');    # this starts a new vertical block
    insertBlock($document, $props{body},
      backgroundcolor => $props{backgroundcolor},
      cssstyle => 'padding-top:' . $props{margin} . 'pt;padding-bottom:' . $props{margin} . 'pt'); },
  beforeDigest => sub {
    Let('\par', '\inner@par');
    Let('\\\\', '\inner@par');
    MergeFont(background => LookupValue('color_shadecolor')); },
  properties => sub { (backgroundcolor => LookupValue('font')->getBackground,
      margin => LookupValue('\FrameSep')->ptValue); });
# {snugshade} Same as {shaded}, but with a tight fit around the contents.
# doesn't use \FrameSep?
DefEnvironment('{snugshade}', sub {
    my ($document, %props) = @_;
    $_[0]->maybeCloseElement('ltx:p');    # this starts a new vertical block
    insertBlock($document, $props{body},
      backgroundcolor => $props{backgroundcolor},
      cssstyle => 'padding-top:' . $props{margin} . 'pt;padding-bottom:' . $props{margin} . 'pt'); },
  beforeDigest => sub {
    Let('\par', '\inner@par');
    Let('\\\\', '\inner@par');
    MergeFont(background => LookupValue('color_shadecolor')); },
  properties => sub { (backgroundcolor => LookupValue('font')->getBackground,
      margin => LookupValue('\fboxsep')->ptValue); });    # Not \FrameSep
DefEnvironment('{snugshade*}', sub {
    my ($document, %props) = @_;
    $_[0]->maybeCloseElement('ltx:p');                    # this starts a new vertical block
    insertBlock($document, $props{body},
      backgroundcolor => $props{backgroundcolor},
      cssstyle => 'padding-top:' . $props{margin} . 'pt;padding-bottom:' . $props{margin} . 'pt'); },
  beforeDigest => sub {
    Let('\par', '\inner@par');
    Let('\\\\', '\inner@par');
    MergeFont(background => LookupValue('color_shadecolor')); },
  properties => sub { (backgroundcolor => LookupValue('font')->getBackground,
      margin => LookupValue('\fboxsep')->ptValue); });
DefEnvironment('{leftbar}', sub {
    my ($document, %props) = @_;
    $_[0]->maybeCloseElement('ltx:p');                    # this starts a new vertical block
    insertBlock($document, $props{body}, framed => 'left', framecolor => $props{framecolor}); },
  beforeDigest => sub {
    Let('\par', '\inner@par');
    Let('\\\\', '\inner@par'); },
  properties => sub { (framecolor => Black); });

# Expects: TFFrameColor to color the frame
# Kinda clumsy to deal with a fake title...
# Should this be some kind of generic float? (but it doesn't float)
DefEnvironment('{titled-frame} Undigested', sub {
    my ($document, $title, %props) = @_;
    $_[0]->maybeCloseElement('ltx:p');    # this starts a new vertical block
    insertBlock($document, $props{body},
      framed => 'rectangle', framecolor => $props{framecolor},
      backgroundcolor => $props{backgroundcolor}); },
  beforeDigest => sub {
    Let('\par', '\inner@par');
    Let('\\\\', '\inner@par'); },
  afterDigestBegin => sub {
    Digest(Invocation(T_CS('\@titledframe@title'), $_[1]->getArg(1))); },
  properties => sub { (framecolor => LookupValue('color_TFFrameColor'),
      backgroundcolor => LookupValue('font')->getBackground); });
DefMacro('\@titledframe@title{}',
  '\@@titledframe@title{{\pagecolor{TFFrameColor}\textcolor{TFTitleColor} {#1}}}');
DefConstructor('\@@titledframe@title{}', "<ltx:text cssstyle='display:block;width:100%;'>#1</ltx:text>");

#======================================================================
# Customization:
# --- Is there any way to leverage anything that someone might do with \FrameCommand?
# \FrameCommand : The above approach makes \FrameCommand (default \fbox) kinda hard to use???
# \FirstFrameCommand, \LastFrameCommand, \MidFrameCommand :
#     These can be defined by the user and used when displaying a box that gets broken over pages.
DefMacro('\FrameCommand',
  '\setlength\fboxrule{\FrameRule}\setlength\fboxsep{\FrameSep}\fbox');
DefMacro('\FirstFrameCommand', '\FrameCommand');
DefMacro('\MidFrameCommand',   '\FrameCommand');
DefMacro('\LastFrameCommand',  '\FrameCommand');

# \FrameRule (used for \fboxrule)
# \FrameSep (used for \fboxsep)
DefRegister('\FrameRule' => Dimension('0.4pt'));
DefRegister('\FrameSep'  => Dimension('12pt'));

#======================================================================
# \makeFramed, \endMakeFramed; {MakeFramed}

# \FrameRestore, \FrameHeightAdjust,

DefRegister('\OuterFrameSep' => Dimension(0));    # should be \maxdimen
#
#======================================================================
1;
