    {-

    Copyright (c) 2002, members of the Haskell Internationalisation Working
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    ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
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    This module provides lazy stream encoding/decoding facilities for UTF-8,
    the Unicode Transformation Format with 8-bit words.

    2002-09-02  Sven Moritz Hallberg <pesco@gmx.de>

    -}

    {-

    2007-04-30 Henning Thielemann:
    Slight changes to make decode lazy.
    The calls of 'reverse' in the original version have broken laziness
    and thus had memory leaks.

    -}

    module Data.Char.UTF8
      ( encode, decode,
        decodeEmbedErrors,
        encodeOne, decodeOne,
        Error, -- Haddock does not want to document signatures with private types
        -- these functions should be moved to a utility module
      ) where

    import Data.Char (ord, chr)
    import Data.Word (Word8, Word16, Word32)
    import Data.Bits (Bits, shiftL, shiftR, (.&.), (.|.))

    import Data.List (unfoldr)

    import Text.XML.HXT.DOM.Util (partitionEither, swap, toMaybe)

    -- - UTF-8 in General -

    -- Adapted from the Unicode standard, version 3.2,
    -- Table 3.1 "UTF-8 Bit Distribution" (excluded are UTF-16 encodings):

    --   Scalar                    1st Byte  2nd Byte  3rd Byte  4th Byte
    --           000000000xxxxxxx  0xxxxxxx
    --           00000yyyyyxxxxxx  110yyyyy  10xxxxxx
    --           zzzzyyyyyyxxxxxx  1110zzzz  10yyyyyy  10xxxxxx
    --   000uuuzzzzzzyyyyyyxxxxxx  11110uuu  10zzzzzz  10yyyyyy  10xxxxxx

    -- Also from the Unicode standard, version 3.2,
    -- Table 3.1B "Legal UTF-8 Byte Sequences":

    --   Code Points         1st Byte  2nd Byte  3rd Byte  4th Byte
    --     U+0000..U+007F    00..7F
    --     U+0080..U+07FF    C2..DF    80..BF
    --     U+0800..U+0FFF    E0        A0..BF    80..BF
    --     U+1000..U+CFFF    E1..EC    80..BF    80..BF
    --     U+D000..U+D7FF    ED        80..9F    80..BF
    --     U+D800..U+DFFF    ill-formed
    --     U+E000..U+FFFF    EE..EF    80..BF    80..BF
    --    U+10000..U+3FFFF   F0        90..BF    80..BF    80..BF
    --    U+40000..U+FFFFF   F1..F3    80..BF    80..BF    80..BF
    --   U+100000..U+10FFFF  F4        80..8F    80..BF    80..BF

    -- - Encoding Functions -

    -- Must the encoder ensure that no illegal byte sequences are output or
    -- can we trust the Haskell system to supply only legal values?
    -- For now I include error case for the surrogate values U+D800..U+DFFF and
    -- out-of-range scalars.

    -- The function is pretty much a transscript of table 3.1B with error checks.
    -- It dispatches the actual encoding to functions specific to the number of
    -- required bytes.

    encodeOne :: Char -> [Word8]
    encodeOne c
        -- The report guarantees in (6.1.2) that this won't happen:
        --   | n < 0       = error "encodeUTF8: ord returned a negative value"
        | n < 0x0080  = encodeOne_onebyte n8
        | n < 0x0800  = encodeOne_twobyte n16
        | n < 0xD800  = encodeOne_threebyte n16
        | n < 0xE000  = error "encodeUTF8: ord returned a surrogate value"
        | n < 0x10000       = encodeOne_threebyte n16
        -- Haskell 98 only talks about 16 bit characters, but ghc handles 20.1.
        | n < 0x10FFFF      = encodeOne_fourbyte n32
        | otherwise  = error "encodeUTF8: ord returned a value above 0x10FFFF"
        where
        n = ord c            :: Int
        n8 = fromIntegral n  :: Word8
        n16 = fromIntegral n :: Word16
        n32 = fromIntegral n :: Word32

    -- With the above, a stream decoder is trivial:

    encode :: [Char] -> [Word8]
    encode = concatMap encodeOne

    -- Now follow the individual encoders for certain numbers of bytes...
    --           _
    --          / |  __  ___  __ __
    --         / ^| //  /__/ // //
    --        /.==| \\ //_  // //
    -- It's  //  || // \_/_//_//_  and it's here to stay!

    encodeOne_onebyte :: Word8 -> [Word8]
    encodeOne_onebyte cp = [cp]

    -- 00000yyyyyxxxxxx -> 110yyyyy 10xxxxxx

    encodeOne_twobyte :: Word16 -> [Word8]
    encodeOne_twobyte cp = [(0xC0.|.ys), (0x80.|.xs)]
        where
        xs, ys :: Word8
        ys = fromIntegral (shiftR cp 6)
        xs = (fromIntegral cp) .&. 0x3F

    -- zzzzyyyyyyxxxxxx -> 1110zzzz 10yyyyyy 10xxxxxx

    encodeOne_threebyte :: Word16 -> [Word8]
    encodeOne_threebyte cp = [(0xE0.|.zs), (0x80.|.ys), (0x80.|.xs)]
        where
        xs, ys, zs :: Word8
        xs = (fromIntegral cp) .&. 0x3F
        ys = (fromIntegral (shiftR cp 6)) .&. 0x3F
        zs = fromIntegral (shiftR cp 12)

    -- 000uuuzzzzzzyyyyyyxxxxxx -> 11110uuu 10zzzzzz 10yyyyyy 10xxxxxx

    encodeOne_fourbyte :: Word32 -> [Word8]
    encodeOne_fourbyte cp = [0xF0.|.us, 0x80.|.zs, 0x80.|.ys, 0x80.|.xs]
        where
        xs, ys, zs, us :: Word8
        xs = (fromIntegral cp) .&. 0x3F
        ys = (fromIntegral (shiftR cp 6)) .&. 0x3F
        zs = (fromIntegral (shiftR cp 12)) .&. 0x3F
        us = fromIntegral (shiftR cp 18)

    -- - Decoding -

    -- The decoding is a bit more involved. The byte sequence could contain all
    -- sorts of corruptions. The user must be able to either notice or ignore these
    -- errors.

    -- I will first look at the decoding of a single character. The process
    -- consumes a certain number of bytes from the input. It returns the
    -- remaining input and either an error and the index of its occurance in the
    -- byte sequence or the decoded character.

    data Error

    -- The first byte in a sequence starts with either zero, two, three, or four
    -- ones and one zero to indicate the length of the sequence. If it doesn't,
    -- it is invalid. It is dropped and the next byte interpreted as the start
    -- of a new sequence.

        = InvalidFirstByte

    -- All bytes in the sequence except the first match the bit pattern 10xxxxxx.
    -- If one doesn't, it is invalid. The sequence up to that point is dropped
    -- and the "invalid" byte interpreted as the start of a new sequence. The error
    -- includes the length of the partial sequence and the number of expected bytes.

        | InvalidLaterByte Int      -- the byte at relative index n was invalid

    -- If a sequence ends prematurely, it has been truncated. It dropped and
    -- decoding stops. The error reports the actual and expected lengths of the
    -- sequence.

        | Truncated Int Int         -- only n of m expected bytes were present

    -- Some sequences would represent code points which would be encoded as a
    -- shorter sequence by a conformant encoder. Such non-shortest sequences are
    -- considered erroneous and dropped. The error reports the actual and
    -- expected number of bytes used.

        | NonShortest Int Int       -- n instead of m bytes were used

    -- Unicode code points are in the range of [0..0x10FFFF]. Any values outside
    -- of those bounds are simply invalid.

        | ValueOutOfBounds

    -- There is no such thing as "surrogate pairs" any more in UTF-8. The
    -- corresponding code points now form illegal byte sequences.

        | Surrogate
          deriving (Show, Eq)

    -- Second, third, and fourth bytes share the common requirement to start
    -- with the bit sequence 10. So, here's the function to check that property.

    first_bits_not_10 :: Word8 -> Bool
    first_bits_not_10 b
        | (b.&.0xC0) /= 0x80  = True
        | otherwise           = False

    -- Erm, OK, the single-character decoding function's return type is a bit
    -- longish. It is a tripel:

    --  - The first component contains the decoded character or an error
    --    if the byte sequence was erroneous.
    --  - The second component contains the number of bytes that were consumed
    --    from the input.
    --  - The third component contains the remaining bytes of input.

    decodeOne :: [Word8] -> (Either Error Char, Int, [Word8])
    decodeOne bs@(b1:rest)
        | b1 < 0x80   = decodeOne_onebyte bs
        | b1 < 0xC0   = (Left InvalidFirstByte, 1, rest)
        | b1 < 0xE0   = decodeOne_twobyte bs
        | b1 < 0xF0   = decodeOne_threebyte bs
        | b1 < 0xF5   = decodeOne_fourbyte bs
        | otherwise   = (Left ValueOutOfBounds, 1, rest)
    decodeOne [] = error "UTF8.decodeOne: No input"

    -- 0xxxxxxx -> 000000000xxxxxxx

    decodeOne_onebyte :: [Word8] -> (Either Error Char, Int, [Word8])
    decodeOne_onebyte (b:bs) = (Right (cpToChar b), 1, bs)
    decodeOne_onebyte[] = error "UTF8.decodeOne_onebyte: No input (can't happen)"

    cpToChar :: Integral a => a -> Char
    cpToChar = chr . fromIntegral

    -- 110yyyyy 10xxxxxx -> 00000yyyyyxxxxxx

    decodeOne_twobyte :: [Word8] -> (Either Error Char, Int, [Word8])
    decodeOne_twobyte (_:[])
        = (Left (Truncated 1 2), 1, [])
    decodeOne_twobyte (b1:b2:bs)
        | b1 < 0xC2            = (Left (NonShortest 2 1), 2, bs)
        | first_bits_not_10 b2 = (Left (InvalidLaterByte 1), 1, (b2:bs))
        | otherwise            = (Right (cpToChar result), 2, bs)
        where
        xs, ys, result :: Word32
        xs = fromIntegral (b2.&.0x3F)
        ys = fromIntegral (b1.&.0x1F)
        result = shiftL ys 6 .|. xs
    decodeOne_twobyte[] = error "UTF8.decodeOne_twobyte: No input (can't happen)"

    -- 1110zzzz 10yyyyyy 10xxxxxx -> zzzzyyyyyyxxxxxx

    decodeOne_threebyte :: [Word8] -> (Either Error Char, Int, [Word8])
    decodeOne_threebyte (_:[])   = threebyte_truncated 1
    decodeOne_threebyte (_:_:[]) = threebyte_truncated 2
    decodeOne_threebyte bs@(b1:b2:b3:rest)
        | first_bits_not_10 b2
            = (Left (InvalidLaterByte 1), 1, drop 1 bs)
        | first_bits_not_10 b3
            = (Left (InvalidLaterByte 2), 2, drop 2 bs)
        | result < 0x0080
            = (Left (NonShortest 3 1), 3, rest)
        | result < 0x0800
            = (Left (NonShortest 3 2), 3, rest)
        | result >= 0xD800 && result < 0xE000
            = (Left Surrogate, 3, rest)
        | otherwise
            = (Right (cpToChar result), 3, rest)
        where
        xs, ys, zs, result :: Word32
        xs = fromIntegral (b3.&.0x3F)
        ys = fromIntegral (b2.&.0x3F)
        zs = fromIntegral (b1.&.0x0F)
        result = shiftL zs 12 .|. shiftL ys 6 .|. xs
    decodeOne_threebyte[]
     = error "UTF8.decodeOne_threebyte: No input (can't happen)"

    threebyte_truncated :: Int -> (Either Error Char, Int, [Word8])
    threebyte_truncated n = (Left (Truncated n 3), n, [])

    -- 11110uuu 10zzzzzz 10yyyyyy 10xxxxxx -> 000uuuzzzzzzyyyyyyxxxxxx

    decodeOne_fourbyte :: [Word8] -> (Either Error Char, Int, [Word8])
    decodeOne_fourbyte (_:[])     = fourbyte_truncated 1
    decodeOne_fourbyte (_:_:[])   = fourbyte_truncated 2
    decodeOne_fourbyte (_:_:_:[]) = fourbyte_truncated 3
    decodeOne_fourbyte bs@(b1:b2:b3:b4:rest)
        | first_bits_not_10 b2
            = (Left (InvalidLaterByte 1), 1, drop 1 bs)
        | first_bits_not_10 b3
            = (Left (InvalidLaterByte 2), 2, drop 2 bs)
        | first_bits_not_10 b4
            = (Left (InvalidLaterByte 3), 3, drop 3 bs)
        | result < 0x0080
            = (Left (NonShortest 4 1), 4, rest)
        | result < 0x0800
            = (Left (NonShortest 4 2), 4, rest)
        | result < 0x10000
            = (Left (NonShortest 4 3), 4, rest)
        | result > 0x10FFFF
            = (Left ValueOutOfBounds, 4, rest)
        | otherwise
            = (Right (cpToChar result), 4, rest)
        where
        xs, ys, zs, us, result :: Word32
        xs = fromIntegral (b4 .&. 0x3F)
        ys = fromIntegral (b3 .&. 0x3F)
        zs = fromIntegral (b2 .&. 0x3F)
        us = fromIntegral (b1 .&. 0x07)
        result = xs .|. shiftL ys 6 .|. shiftL zs 12 .|. shiftL us 18
    decodeOne_fourbyte[]
     = error "UTF8.decodeOne_fourbyte: No input (can't happen)"

    fourbyte_truncated :: Int -> (Either Error Char, Int, [Word8])
    fourbyte_truncated n = (Left (Truncated n 4), n, [])

    -- The decoder examines all input, recording decoded characters as well as
    -- error-index pairs along the way.

    decode :: [Word8] -> ([Char], [(Error,Int)])
    decode = swap . partitionEither . decodeEmbedErrors

    decodeEmbedErrors :: [Word8] -> [Either (Error,Int) Char]
    decodeEmbedErrors =
       unfoldr (\(pos,xs) ->
           toMaybe
              (not $ null xs)
              (let (c,n,rest) = decodeOne xs
               in  (either (\err -> Left (err,pos)) Right c,
                    (pos+n,rest)))) .
       (,) 0