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:- module(settings,
          [ setting/4,                  % :Name, +Type, +Default, +Comment
            setting/2,                  % :Name, ?Value
            set_setting/2,              % :Name, +Value
            set_setting_default/2,      % :Name, +Value
            restore_setting/1,          % :Name
            load_settings/1,            % +File
            load_settings/2,            % +File, +Options
            save_settings/0,
            save_settings/1,            % +File
            current_setting/1,          % Module:Name
            setting_property/2,         % ?Setting, ?Property
            list_settings/0,
            list_settings/1,            % +Module

            convert_setting_text/3      % +Type, +Text, -Value
          ]).
:- use_module(library(error)).
:- use_module(library(broadcast)).
:- use_module(library(debug)).
:- use_module(library(option)).
:- use_module(library(arithmetic)).
:- set_prolog_flag(generate_debug_info, false).

/** <module> Setting management

This library allows management  of   configuration  settings  for Prolog
applications. Applications define settings  in   one  or  multiple files
using the directive setting/4 as illustrated below:

==
:- use_module(library(settings)).

:- setting(version, atom,   '1.0', 'Current version').
:- setting(timeout, number,    20, 'Timeout in seconds').
==

The directive is subject to   term_expansion/2,  which guarantees proper
synchronisation of the  database  if   source-files  are  reloaded. This
implies it is *not* possible to call setting/4 as a predicate.

Settings are local to a  module.  This   implies  they  are defined in a
two-level namespace. Managing settings  per   module  greatly simplifies
assembling large applications from multiple   modules that configuration
through  settings.  This  settings  management  library  ensures  proper
access, loading and saving of settings.

@see    library(config) distributed with XPCE provides an alternative
        aimed at graphical applications.
@author Jan Wielemaker
*/

:- dynamic
    st_value/3,                     % Name, Module, Value
    st_default/3,                   % Name, Module, Value
    local_file/1.                   % Path

:- multifile
    current_setting/6.              % Name, Module, Type, Default, Comment, Source

:- meta_predicate
    setting(:, +, +, +),
    setting(:, ?),
    set_setting(:, +),
    set_setting_default(:, +),
    current_setting(:),
    restore_setting(:).

:- predicate_options(load_settings/2, 2, [undefined(oneof([load,error]))]).

curr_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default, Comment, Src) :-
    current_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default0, Comment, Src),
    (   st_default(Name, Module, Default1)
    ->  Default = Default1
    ;   Default = Default0
    ).

%!  setting(:Name, +Type, +Default, +Comment) is det.
%
%   Define a  setting.  Name denotes  the name of the  setting, Type
%   its type.  Default is the  value before it is  modified. Default
%   can  refer  to  environment  variables and  can  use  arithmetic
%   expressions as defined by eval_default/4.
%
%   If a second declaration for  a   setting  is  encountered, it is
%   ignored  if  Type  and  Default  are    the  same.  Otherwise  a
%   permission_error is raised.
%
%   @param Name     Name of the setting (an atom)
%   @param Type     Type for setting.  One of =any= or a type defined
%                   by must_be/2.
%   @param Default  Default value for the setting.
%   @param Comment  Atom containing a (short) descriptive note.


setting(Name, Type, Default, Comment) :-
    throw(error(context_error(nodirective,
                              setting(Name, Type, Default, Comment)),
                _)).

:- multifile
    system:term_expansion/2.

system:term_expansion((:- setting(QName, Type, Default, Comment)),
                    Expanded) :-
    \+ current_prolog_flag(xref, true),
    prolog_load_context(module, M0),
    strip_module(M0:QName, Module, Name),
    must_be(atom, Name),
    to_atom(Comment, CommentAtom),
    eval_default(Default, Module, Type, Value),
    check_type(Type, Value),
    source_location(File, Line),
    (   current_setting(Name, Module, OType, ODef, _, OldLoc),
        (   OType \=@= Type
        ;    ODef \=@= Default
        ),
        OldLoc \= (File:_)
    ->  format(string(Message),
               'Already defined at: ~w', [OldLoc]),
        throw(error(permission_error(redefine, setting, Module:Name),
                    context(Message, _)))
    ;   Expanded = settings:current_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default,
                                            CommentAtom, File:Line)
    ).

to_atom(Atom, Atom) :-
    atom(Atom),
    !.
to_atom(String, Atom) :-
    format(atom(Atom), '~s', String).

%!  setting(:Name, ?Value) is nondet.
%
%   True when Name is a currently   defined setting with Value. Note
%   that setting(Name, Value) only enumerates   the  settings of the
%   current  module.  All  settings   can    be   enumerated   using
%   setting(Module:Name, Value). This predicate is  =det= if Name is
%   ground.
%
%   @error  existence_error(setting, Name)

setting(Module:Name, Value) :-
    (   nonvar(Name), nonvar(Module)
    ->  (   st_value(Name, Module, Value0)
        ->  Value = Value0
        ;   curr_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default, _, _)
        ->  eval_default(Default, Module, Type, Value)
        ;   existence_error(setting, Module:Name)
        )
    ;   current_setting(Name, Module, _, _, _, _),
        setting(Module:Name, Value)
    ).


:- dynamic
    setting_cache/3.
:- volatile
    setting_cache/3.

%!  clear_setting_cache is det.
%
%   Clear the cache for evaluation of default values.

clear_setting_cache :-
    retractall(setting_cache(_,_,_)).

%!  eval_default(+Default, +Module, +Type, -Value) is det.
%
%   Convert the settings default value. The notation allows for some
%   `function-style' notations to make the library more generic:
%
%           * env(Name)
%           Get value from the given environment variable. The value
%           is handed to convert_setting_text/3 to convert the
%           textual representation into a Prolog term.  Raises an
%           existence_error of the variable is not defined.
%
%           * env(Name, Default)
%           As env(Name), but uses the value Default if the variable
%           is not defined.
%
%           * setting(Name)
%           Ask the value of another setting.
%
%           * Expression
%           If Type is numeric, evaluate the expression.  env(Var)
%           evaluates to the value of an environment variable.
%           If Type is =atom=, concatenate A+B+....  Elements of the
%           expression can be env(Name).

:- multifile
    eval_default/3.                 % +Default, +Type, -Value

eval_default(Default, _, _Type, Value) :-
    var(Default),
    !,
    Value = Default.
eval_default(Default, _, Type, Value) :-
    eval_default(Default, Type, Val),
    !,
    Value = Val.
eval_default(Default, _, _, Value) :-
    atomic(Default),
    !,
    Value = Default.
eval_default(Default, _, Type, Value) :-
    setting_cache(Default, Type, Val),
    !,
    Value = Val.
eval_default(env(Name), _, Type, Value) :-
    !,
    (   getenv(Name, TextValue)
    ->  convert_setting_text(Type, TextValue, Val),
        assert(setting_cache(env(Name), Type, Val)),
        Value = Val
    ;   existence_error(environment_variable, Name)
    ).
eval_default(env(Name, Default), _, Type, Value) :-
    !,
    (   getenv(Name, TextValue)
    ->  convert_setting_text(Type, TextValue, Val)
    ;   Val = Default
    ),
    assert(setting_cache(env(Name), Type, Val)),
    Value = Val.
eval_default(setting(Name), Module, Type, Value) :-
    !,
    strip_module(Module:Name, M, N),
    setting(M:N, Value),
    must_be(Type, Value).
eval_default(Expr, _, Type, Value) :-
    numeric_type(Type, Basic),
    !,
    arithmetic_expression_value(Expr, Val0),
    (   Basic == float
    ->  Val is float(Val0)
    ;   Basic = integer
    ->  Val is round(Val0)
    ;   Val = Val0
    ),
    assert(setting_cache(Expr, Type, Val)),
    Value = Val.
eval_default(A+B, Module, atom, Value) :-
    !,
    phrase(expr_to_list(A+B, Module), L),
    atomic_list_concat(L, Val),
    assert(setting_cache(A+B, atom, Val)),
    Value = Val.
eval_default(List, Module, list(Type), Value) :-
    !,
    eval_list_default(List, Module, Type, Val),
    assert(setting_cache(List, list(Type), Val)),
    Value = Val.
eval_default(Default, _, _, Default).


%!  eval_list_default(+List, +Module, +ElementType, -DefaultList)
%
%   Evaluate the default for a list of values.

eval_list_default([], _, _, []).
eval_list_default([H0|T0], Module, Type, [H|T]) :-
    eval_default(H0, Module, Type, H),
    eval_list_default(T0, Module, Type, T).

%!  expr_to_list(+Expression, +Module)// is det.
%
%   Process the components to create an  atom. Atom concatenation is
%   expressed as A+B. Components may refer to envrionment variables.

expr_to_list(A+B, Module) -->
    !,
    expr_to_list(A, Module),
    expr_to_list(B, Module).
expr_to_list(env(Name), _) -->
    !,
    (   { getenv(Name, Text) }
    ->  [Text]
    ;   { existence_error(environment_variable, Name) }
    ).
expr_to_list(env(Name, Default), _) -->
    !,
    (   { getenv(Name, Text) }
    ->  [Text]
    ;   [Default]
    ).
expr_to_list(setting(Name), Module) -->
    !,
    { strip_module(Module:Name, M, N),
      setting(M:N, Value)
    },
    [ Value ].
expr_to_list(A, _) -->
    [A].

%!  env(+Name:atom, -Value:number) is det.
%!  env(+Name:atom, +Default:number, -Value:number) is det
%
%   Evaluate  environment  variables   on    behalf   of  arithmetic
%   expressions.

:- arithmetic_function(env/1).
:- arithmetic_function(env/2).

env(Name, Value) :-
    (   getenv(Name, Text)
    ->  convert_setting_text(number, Text, Value)
    ;   existence_error(environment_variable, Name)
    ).
env(Name, Default, Value) :-
    (   getenv(Name, Text)
    ->  convert_setting_text(number, Text, Value)
    ;   Value = Default
    ).


%!  numeric_type(+Type, -BaseType)
%
%   True if Type is a numeric type   and  BaseType is the associated
%   basic Prolog type. BaseType is  one   of  =integer=,  =float= or
%   =number=.

numeric_type(integer, integer).
numeric_type(nonneg, integer).
numeric_type(float, float).
numeric_type(between(L,_), Type) :-
    ( integer(L) -> Type = integer ; Type = float ).


%!  set_setting(:Name, +Value) is det.
%
%   Change a setting. Performs existence   and type-checking for the
%   setting. If the effective value  of   the  setting is changed it
%   broadcasts the event below.
%
%           settings(changed(Module:Name, Old, New))
%
%   @error  existence_error(setting, Name)
%   @error  type_error(Type, Value)

set_setting(QName, Value) :-
    strip_module(QName, Module, Name),
    must_be(atom, Name),
    (   curr_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default0, _Comment, _Src),
        eval_default(Default0, Module, Type, Default)
    ->  setting(Module:Name, Old),
        (   Value == Default
        ->  retract_setting(Module:Name)
        ;   st_value(Name, Module, Value)
        ->  true
        ;   check_type(Type, Value)
        ->  retract_setting(Module:Name),
            assert_setting(Module:Name, Value)
        ),
        (   Old == Value
        ->  true
        ;   broadcast(settings(changed(Module:Name, Old, Value))),
            clear_setting_cache     % might influence dependent settings
        )
    ;   existence_error(setting, Name)
    ).

retract_setting(Module:Name) :-
    retractall(st_value(Name, Module, _)).

assert_setting(Module:Name, Value) :-
    assert(st_value(Name, Module, Value)).

%!  restore_setting(:Name) is det.
%
%   Restore the value of setting Name   to  its default. Broadcast a
%   change like set_setting/2 if  the  current   value  is  not  the
%   default.

restore_setting(QName) :-
    strip_module(QName, Module, Name),
    must_be(atom, Name),
    (   st_value(Name, Module, Old)
    ->  retract_setting(Module:Name),
        setting(Module:Name, Value),
        (   Old \== Value
        ->  broadcast(settings(changed(Module:Name, Old, Value)))
        ;   true
        )
    ;   true
    ).

%!  set_setting_default(:Name, +Default) is det.
%
%   Change the default for a setting.  The   effect  is  the same as
%   set_setting/2, but the new value is  considered the default when
%   saving and restoring  a  setting.  It   is  intended  to  change
%   application defaults in a particular context.

set_setting_default(QName, Default) :-
    strip_module(QName, Module, Name),
    must_be(atom, Name),
    (   current_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default0, _Comment, _Src)
    ->  retractall(settings:st_default(Name, Module, _)),
        retract_setting(Module:Name),
        (   Default == Default0
        ->  true
        ;   assert(settings:st_default(Name, Module, Default))
        ),
        eval_default(Default, Module, Type, Value),
        set_setting(Module:Name, Value)
    ;   existence_error(setting, Module:Name)
    ).


                 /*******************************
                 *             TYPES            *
                 *******************************/

%!  check_type(+Type, +Term)
%
%   Type  checking  for  settings.  Currently  simply  forwarded  to
%   must_be/2.

check_type(Type, Term) :-
    must_be(Type, Term).


                 /*******************************
                 *             FILE             *
                 *******************************/

%!  load_settings(File) is det.
%!  load_settings(File, +Options) is det.
%
%   Load local settings from File. Succeeds  if File does not exist,
%   setting the default save-file to File.  Options are:
%
%     * undefined(+Action)
%     Define how to handle settings that are not defined.  When
%     =error=, an error is printed and the setting is ignored.
%     when =load=, the setting is loaded anyway, waiting for a
%     definition.

load_settings(File) :-
    load_settings(File, []).

load_settings(File, Options) :-
    absolute_file_name(File, Path,
                       [ access(read),
                         file_errors(fail)
                       ]),
    !,
    assert(local_file(Path)),
    open(Path, read, In, [encoding(utf8)]),
    read_setting(In, T0),
    call_cleanup(load_settings(T0, In, Options), close(In)),
    clear_setting_cache.
load_settings(File, _) :-
    absolute_file_name(File, Path,
                       [ access(write),
                         file_errors(fail)
                       ]),
    !,
    assert(local_file(Path)).
load_settings(_, _).

load_settings(end_of_file, _, _) :- !.
load_settings(Setting, In, Options) :-
    catch(store_setting(Setting, Options), E,
          print_message(warning, E)),
    read_setting(In, Next),
    load_settings(Next, In, Options).

read_setting(In, Term) :-
    read_term(In, Term,
              [ syntax_errors(dec10)
              ]).

%!  store_setting(Term, +Options)
%
%   Store setting loaded from file in the Prolog database.

store_setting(setting(Module:Name, Value), _) :-
    curr_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default0, _Commentm, _Src),
    !,
    eval_default(Default0, Module, Type, Default),
    (   Value == Default
    ->  true
    ;   check_type(Type, Value)
    ->  retractall(st_value(Name, Module, _)),
        assert(st_value(Name, Module, Value)),
        broadcast(settings(changed(Module:Name, Default, Value)))
    ).
store_setting(setting(Module:Name, Value), Options) :-
    !,
    (   option(undefined(load), Options, load)
    ->  retractall(st_value(Name, Module, _)),
        assert(st_value(Name, Module, Value))
    ;   existence_error(setting, Module:Name)
    ).
store_setting(Term, _) :-
    type_error(setting, Term).

%!  save_settings is det.
%!  save_settings(+File) is det.
%
%   Save modified settings to File.

save_settings :-
    local_file(File),
    !,
    save_settings(File).

save_settings(File) :-
    absolute_file_name(File, Path,
                       [ access(write)
                       ]),
    !,
    open(Path, write, Out,
         [ encoding(utf8),
           bom(true)
         ]),
    write_setting_header(Out),
    forall(current_setting(Name, Module, _, _, _, _),
           save_setting(Out, Module:Name)),
    close(Out).


write_setting_header(Out) :-
    get_time(Now),
    format_time(string(Date), '%+', Now),
    format(Out, '/*  Saved settings~n', []),
    format(Out, '    Date: ~w~n', [Date]),
    format(Out, '*/~n~n', []).

save_setting(Out, Module:Name) :-
    curr_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default, Comment, _Src),
    (   st_value(Name, Module, Value),
        \+ ( eval_default(Default, Module, Type, DefValue),
             debug(setting, '~w <-> ~w~n', [DefValue, Value]),
             DefValue =@= Value
           )
    ->  format(Out, '~n%\t~w~n', [Comment]),
        format(Out, 'setting(~q:~q, ~q).~n', [Module, Name, Value])
    ;   true
    ).

%!  current_setting(?Setting) is nondet.
%
%   True if Setting is a currently defined setting

current_setting(Setting) :-
    ground(Setting),
    !,
    strip_module(Setting, Module, Name),
    current_setting(Name, Module, _, _, _, _).
current_setting(Module:Name) :-
    current_setting(Name, Module, _, _, _, _).

%!  setting_property(+Setting, +Property) is det.
%!  setting_property(?Setting, ?Property) is nondet.
%
%   Query currently defined settings.  Property is one of
%
%           * comment(-Atom)
%           * type(-Type)
%           Type of the setting.
%           * default(-Default)
%           Default value.  If this is an expression, it is
%           evaluated.
%           * source(-File:-Line)
%           Location where the setting is defined.

setting_property(Setting, Property) :-
    ground(Setting),
    !,
    Setting = Module:Name,
    curr_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default, Comment, Src),
    !,
    setting_property(Property, Module, Type, Default, Comment, Src).
setting_property(Setting, Property) :-
    Setting = Module:Name,
    curr_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default, Comment, Src),
    setting_property(Property, Module, Type, Default, Comment, Src).

setting_property(type(Type), _, Type, _, _, _).
setting_property(default(Default), M, Type, Default0, _, _) :-
    eval_default(Default0, M, Type, Default).
setting_property(comment(Comment), _, _, _, Comment, _).
setting_property(source(Src), _, _, _, _, Src).

%!  list_settings is det.
%!  list_settings(+Module) is det.
%
%   List settings to =current_output=. The   second  form only lists
%   settings on the matching module.
%
%   @tbd    Compute the required column widths

list_settings :-
    list_settings(_).

list_settings(Spec) :-
    spec_term(Spec, Term),
    TS1 = 25,
    TS2 = 40,
    format('~`=t~72|~n'),
    format('~w~t~*| ~w~w~t~*| ~w~n',
           ['Name', TS1, 'Value (*=modified)', '', TS2, 'Comment']),
    format('~`=t~72|~n'),
    forall(current_setting(Term),
           list_setting(Term, TS1, TS2)).

spec_term(M:S, M:S) :- !.
spec_term(M, M:_).


list_setting(Module:Name, TS1, TS2) :-
    curr_setting(Name, Module, Type, Default0, Comment, _Src),
    eval_default(Default0, Module, Type, Default),
    setting(Module:Name, Value),
    (   Value \== Default
    ->  Modified = (*)
    ;   Modified = ''
    ),
    format('~w~t~*| ~q~w~t~*| ~w~n', [Module:Name, TS1, Value, Modified, TS2, Comment]).


                 /*******************************
                 *            TYPES             *
                 *******************************/

%!  convert_setting_text(+Type, +Text, -Value)
%
%   Converts from textual form to  Prolog   Value.  Used  to convert
%   values obtained from the environment.  Public to provide support
%   in user-interfaces to this library.
%
%   @error  type_error(Type, Value)

:- multifile
    convert_text/3.                 % +Type, +Text, -Value

convert_setting_text(Type, Text, Value) :-
    convert_text(Type, Text, Value),
    !.
convert_setting_text(atom, Value, Value) :-
    !,
    must_be(atom, Value).
convert_setting_text(boolean, Value, Value) :-
    !,
    must_be(boolean, Value).
convert_setting_text(integer, Atom, Number) :-
    !,
    term_to_atom(Term, Atom),
    Number is round(Term).
convert_setting_text(float, Atom, Number) :-
    !,
    term_to_atom(Term, Atom),
    Number is float(Term).
convert_setting_text(between(L,U), Atom, Number) :-
    !,
    (   integer(L)
    ->  convert_setting_text(integer, Atom, Number)
    ;   convert_setting_text(float, Atom, Number)
    ),
    must_be(between(L,U), Number).
convert_setting_text(Type, Atom, Term) :-
    term_to_atom(Term, Atom),
    must_be(Type, Term).


                 /*******************************
                 *            SANDBOX           *
                 *******************************/

:- multifile
    sandbox:safe_meta_predicate/1.

sandbox:safe_meta_predicate(settings:setting/2).
