#!/usr/bin/perl -w

eval 'exec /usr/bin/perl -w -S $0 ${1+"$@"}'
    if 0; # not running under some shell

=pod

=head1 NAME

tv_sort - Sort XMLTV listings files by date, and add stop times.

=head1 SYNOPSIS

tv_sort [--help] [--by-channel] [--output FILE] [FILE...]

=head1 DESCRIPTION

Read XMLTV data and write out the same data sorted in date order.
Where stop times of programmes are missing, guess them from the start
time of the next programme on the same channel. For the last programme
of a channel, no stop time can be added.

Tv_sort also performs some sanity checks such as making sure no
two programmes on the same channel overlap.

B<--output FILE> write to FILE rather than standard output

B<--by-channel> sort first by channel id, then by date within each
                channel.

B<--duplicate-error> If the input contains the same programme more than once,
                     consider this as an error. Default is to silently
                     ignore duplicate entries.

The time sorting is by start time, then by stop time.  Without
B<--by-channel>, if start times and stop times are equal then two
programmes are sorted by internal channel id.  With B<--by-channel>,
channel id is compared first and then times.

You can think of tv_sort as converting XMLTV data into a canonical
form, useful for diffing two files.

=head1 EXAMPLES

At a typical Unix shell or Windows command prompt:

=over

=item tv_sort <in.xml >out.xml

=item tv_sort in.xml --output out.xml

=back

These are different ways of saying the same thing.

=head1 AUTHOR

Ed Avis, ed@membled.com

=cut

use strict;
use XMLTV::Version '$Id: tv_sort,v 1.32 2006/03/02 19:16:00 mattiasholmlund Exp $ ';
use XMLTV::Date;
use Date::Manip; Date_Init('TZ=UTC');
use Getopt::Long;

# We use Storable to do 'deep equality' of data structures; this
# requires setting canonical mode.
#
use Storable qw(freeze); $Storable::canonical = 1;

# Use Log::TraceMessages if installed.
BEGIN {
    eval { require Log::TraceMessages };
    if ($@) {
	*t = sub {};
	*d = sub { '' };
    }
    else {
	*t = \&Log::TraceMessages::t;
	*d = \&Log::TraceMessages::d;
	Log::TraceMessages::check_argv();
    }
}

use XMLTV;
use XMLTV::Usage <<END
$0: sort listings by time, sanity-check and add stop time to programmes
usage: $0 [--help] [--by-channel] [--duplicate-error] [--output FILE] [FILE...]
END
;

# Memoize some subroutines if possible
eval { require Memoize };
unless ($@) {
    foreach (qw/Date_Cmp pd programme_eq/) {
	Memoize::memoize($_) or die "cannot memoize $_: $!";
    }
    # clumpidx_cmp() isn't memoized, since it uses undef arguments and
    # they cause warnings.
    #
}

# Prototype declarations
sub programme_cmp();
sub chan_cmp( $$ );
sub clumpidx_cmp( $$ );
sub overlap( $$ );
sub add_stop( $ );
sub programme_eq( $$ );
sub pd( $ );

my ($opt_help, $opt_output, $opt_by_channel);
my $opt_duplicate_error = 0;
GetOptions('help' => \$opt_help, 'output=s' => \$opt_output,
	   'by-channel' => \$opt_by_channel, 
           'duplicate-error' => \$opt_duplicate_error )
  or usage(0);
usage(1) if $opt_help;
@ARGV = ('-') if not @ARGV;
my ($encoding, $credits, $channels, $progs) = @{XMLTV::parsefiles(@ARGV)};
my @progs = @$progs;

# We really want the sort to be stable, so that tv_sort can be
# idempotent.  Since the manual page claims that tv_sort produces a
# 'canonical form', it would be embarrassing otherwise.  Okay, it's
# not really important what to do with clearly stupid listings having
# two different programmes on at exactly the same time on the same
# channel, but since the XMLTV format still allows this we should do
# something sensible.
#
# Accordingly, we use the original ordering of programmes as a
# comparison of last resort.
#
# TODO: use sort 'stable'; pragma with perl 5.8.
#
# This function takes a reference to a list of elements, and a
# comparison function f.  It returns a comparison function f' which
# agrees with f, except that where f would return 0 for two elements,
# f' orders them according to their original position in the list.  In
# other words you can turn any sort into a stable sort.  (Expects the
# sort function to use $a and $b, not function parameters.)
#
sub make_stable_sort_fn( $$ ) {
    our @orig; local *orig = shift;
    my $f = shift;
    my %orig_order;
    for (my $i = 0; $i < @orig; $i++) {
	$orig_order{$orig[$i]} = $i;
    }
    return sub() {
	my $r = &$f;
	return $r if $r;
	return $orig_order{$a} <=> $orig_order{$b};
    };
}

# Check that a list is sorted according to a given comparison
# function.  Used for debugging.
#
use Carp;
sub check_sorted( $$ ) {
    my $f = shift; die if ref $f ne 'CODE';
    die if ref $_[0] ne 'ARRAY';
    our @l; local *l = shift;
    our ($a, $b);
    foreach my $i (0 .. @l - 2) {
	($a, $b) = ($l[$i], $l[$i + 1]);
	if ($f->() > 0) {
#	    local $Log::TraceMessages::On = 1;
	    t 'not sorted elements: ' . d($a);
	    t '...and: ' . d($b);
	    confess 'failed to sort correctly';
	}
    }
}

# Split up programmes according to channel
my %chan;
foreach (@progs) {
    push @{$chan{$_->{channel}}}, $_;
}

# Sort each channel individually, and guess stop times.
foreach (keys %chan) {
    our @ps; local *ps = $chan{$_};
    my $f = make_stable_sort_fn(\@ps, \&programme_cmp);
    @ps = sort { $f->() } @ps;
    check_sorted(\&programme_cmp, \@ps);
    add_stop(\@ps);
    check_sorted(\&programme_cmp, \@ps);
}

# Remove duplicates and sanity-check that there is no overlap on a
# channel.
#
foreach (sort keys %chan) {
    my $progs = $chan{$_};
    my @new_progs;
    die if not @$progs;

    # Sanity check that no programme starts after it begins.  As with
    # the 'overlapping programmes' check below, this should really be
    # moved into a separate tv_semantic_check or whatever.
    #
    foreach (@progs) {
	if (not defined $_->{stop}) {
	    delete $_->{stop}; # sometimes gets set undef, don't know why
	    next;
	}
	if (Date_Cmp(pd($_->{start}), pd($_->{stop})) > 0) {
	    warn <<END
programme on channel $_->{channel} stops before it starts: $_->{start}, $_->{stop}
END
  ;
	}
    }

    my $first = shift @$progs;
    while (@$progs) {
	my $second = shift @$progs;
	die if not defined $first or not defined $second;
	t 'testing consecutive programmes to see if the same';
	t 'first: ' . d $first;
	t 'second: ' . d $second;
	if (programme_eq($first, $second)) {
	    if ($opt_duplicate_error) {
		print STDERR "Duplicate program found:\n" .
		    "    $first->{title}->[0]->[0]\t" . 
		    "at $first->{start}-|$first->{stop}\n";
	    }
	    next;
	}
	else {
	    if (overlap($first, $second)) {
		local $^W = 0;
		warn <<END
overlapping programmes on channel $_:
    $first->{title}->[0]->[0]\tat $first->{start}-|$first->{stop}
and $second->{title}->[0]->[0]\tat $second->{start}-|$second->{stop}
END
  ;
	    }
	}
	push @new_progs, $first;
	$first = $second;
    }
    # Got to the last element.
    push @new_progs, $first;
    $chan{$_} = \@new_progs;
    check_sorted(\&programme_cmp, $chan{$_});
}

# Combine the channels back into a big list.
@progs = ();
foreach (sort keys %chan) {
    push @progs, @{$chan{$_}};
}
unless ($opt_by_channel) {
    # Sort again.  (Could use merge sort.)
    my $f = make_stable_sort_fn(\@progs, \&programme_cmp);
    @progs = sort { $f->() } @progs;
    check_sorted(\&programme_cmp, \@progs);
}

# Write out the new document
t 'writing out data';
t 'new programmes list: ' . d \@progs;
my %w_args = ();
if (defined $opt_output) {
    my $fh = new IO::File ">$opt_output";
    die "cannot write to $opt_output\n" if not $fh;
    %w_args = (OUTPUT => $fh);
}
XMLTV::write_data([ $encoding, $credits, $channels, \@progs ], %w_args);
exit();


# Compare two programme hashes.
sub programme_cmp() {
    my $xa = $a; my $xb = $b;
    my $r;

    # Assume that {start} is always there, as it should be.
    my ($a_start, $b_start) = (pd($xa->{start}), pd($xb->{start}));
    $r = Date_Cmp($a_start, $b_start);
    t "compare start times: " . d $r;
    return $r if $r;

    # {stop} is optional and a programme without stop comes before one
    # with (assuming they have the same start).  I did try comparing
    # stop only if both programmes had it, but this made the sort
    # function inconsistent, eg
    #
    # (0, 1) <= (0, undef) <= (0, 0).
    #
    my ($a_stop_u, $b_stop_u) = ($xa->{stop}, $xb->{stop});
    if (not defined $a_stop_u and not defined $b_stop_u) {
	# Go on to to compare other things.
    }
    elsif (not defined $a_stop_u and defined $b_stop_u) {
	return -1;
    }
    elsif (defined $a_stop_u and not defined $b_stop_u) {
	return 1;
    }
    elsif (defined $a_stop_u and defined $b_stop_u) {
	my ($a_stop, $b_stop) = (pd($a_stop_u), pd($b_stop_u));
	$r = Date_Cmp($a_stop, $b_stop);
	t "compare stop times: " . d $r;
	return $r if $r;
    }
    else { die }

    # Channel.  Ideally would sort on pretty name, but no big deal.
    $r = $xa->{channel} cmp $xb->{channel};
    t "compare channels: " . d $r;
    return $r if $r;

    $r = clumpidx_cmp($xa->{clumpidx}, $xb->{clumpidx});
    t "compare clumpidxes: " . d $r;
    return $r if $r;

    t 'do not sort';
    return 0;
}


# Compare indexes-within-clump
sub clumpidx_cmp( $$ ) {
    my ($A, $B) = @_;

    if (not defined $A and not defined $B) {
	return 0; # equal
    }
    elsif ((not defined $A and defined $B)
	   or (defined $A and not defined $B)) {
	warn "mismatching clumpidxs: one programme has, one doesn't";
	return undef;
    }
    elsif (defined $A and defined $B) {
	$A =~ m!^(\d+)/(\d+)$! or die "bad clumpidx $A";
	my ($ai, $num_in_clump) = ($1, $2);
	$B =~ m!^(\d+)/(\d+)$! or die "bad clumpidx $B";
	my $bi = $1;
	if ($2 != $num_in_clump) {
	    warn "clumpidx's $A and $B don't match";
	    return undef;
	}
	
	return $ai <=> $bi;
    }
    else { die }
}


# Test whether two programmes overlap in time.  This takes account of
# start time and stop time, and clumpidx (so two programmes with the same
# start and stop times, but different places within the clump, are not
# considered to overlap).
#
sub overlap( $$ ) {
    my ($xa, $xb) = @_;

    my ($xa_start, $xb_start) = (pd($xa->{start}), pd($xb->{start}));
    my $xa_stop = pd($xa->{stop}) if exists $xa->{stop};
    my $xb_stop = pd($xb->{stop}) if exists $xb->{stop};
    die if exists $xa->{stop} and not defined $xa->{stop};
    die if exists $xb->{stop} and not defined $xb->{stop};

    # If we don't know the stop times we can't do an overlap test; if
    # we know only one stop time we can do only one half of the
    # test.  We assume no overlap if we can't prove otherwise.
    #
    # However, obviously two _identical_ start times on the same
    # channel must overlap, except for zero length.
    #
    {
	local $^W = 0;
	t "xa: $xa_start -| $xa_stop"; t "xb: $xb_start -| $xb_stop"
    }

    if (not defined $xa_stop and not defined $xb_stop) {
	# Cannot prove overlap, even if they start at the same time.
	return 0;
    }
    elsif (not defined $xa_stop and defined $xb_stop) {
	return (Date_Cmp($xa_start, $xb_start) > 0
		and Date_Cmp($xa_start, $xb_stop) < 0);
	# (Cannot prove overlap if A and B start at same time,
	# or A starts before B.)
	#
    }
    elsif (defined $xa_stop and not defined $xb_stop) {
	return (Date_Cmp($xb_start, $xa_start) > 0
		and Date_Cmp($xb_start, $xa_stop) < 0);
	# (Cannot prove overlap if A and B start at same time,
	# or A starts before B.)
	#
    }
    elsif (defined $xa_stop and defined $xb_stop) {
	if (Date_Cmp($xa_stop, $xb_start) <= 0) {
	    # A finishes before B starts.
	    return 0;
	}
	elsif (Date_Cmp($xa_start, $xb_start) < 0
	       and Date_Cmp($xa_stop, $xb_start) > 0) {
	    # A starts before B starts, finishes after.
	    return 1;
	}
	elsif (Date_Cmp($xa_start, $xb_start) == 0
	       and Date_Cmp($xa_start, $xa_stop) < 0
	       and Date_Cmp($xb_start, $xb_stop) < 0) {
	    # They start at the same time and neither is zero length.
	    my $cmp = clumpidx_cmp($xa->{clumpidx}, $xb->{clumpidx});
	    if (not defined $cmp) {
		# No clumpidxes, so must overlap.  (Also happens if
		# the two indexes were not comparable - but that will
		# have been warned about already.)
		#
		t 'no clumpidxes, overlap';
		return 1;
	    }
	    t 'compared clumpidxes: same? ' . not $cmp;
	    return not $cmp;
	}
	elsif (Date_Cmp($xa_start, $xb_start) > 0
	       and Date_Cmp($xa_start, $xb_stop) < 0) {
	    # B starts before A starts, finishes after.
	    return 1;
	}
	elsif (Date_Cmp($xa_start, $xb_stop) >= 0) {
	    # B finishes before A starts.
	    return 0;
	}
	else { die }
    }
}


# Add 'stop time' to a list of programmes (hashrefs).
# The stop time of a programme is the start time of the next.
#
# Parameters: reference to list of programmes, sorted by date, to be
# shown consecutively (except for 'clumps').
#
# Modifies the list passed in.
#
# Precondition: the list of programmes is sorted.  Postcondition: it's
# still sorted.
#
sub add_stop( $ ) {
    die 'usage: add_stop(ref to list of programme hashrefs)' if @_ != 1;
    our @l; local *l = shift;

    # We make several passes over the programmes, stopping when no
    # further stop times can be added.
    #
  PASS:
    t 'doing a pass through list of programmes: ' . d \@l;
    my $changed = 0;
    my $p = undef;
    for (my $i = 0; $i < @l - 1; $i++) {
	my ($last_start, $last_stop);
	if ($p) {
	    $last_start = $p->{start};
	    $last_stop = $p->{stop};
	}
	$p = $l[$i];
	next if defined $p->{stop};
	t 'programme without stop time: ' . d $p;

	my $f = $l[$i + 1];
	if (not defined $f) {
	    t 'this is the last programme, cannot pick following';
	    next;
	}
	t 'look at following: ' . d $f;
	my $cmp = Date_Cmp(pd($f->{start}), pd($p->{start}));
	if ($cmp < 0) {
	    die 'strange, programmes not sorted in add_sort()';
	}
	elsif ($cmp == 0) {
	    # The following programme has the same start time as
	    # this one.  Don't use it as a stop time, that would
	    # make this one be zero length.
	    #
	    # If the following programme has a stop time we can use it
	    # and still have this <= following.
	    #
	    if (defined $f->{stop}) {
		t 'following has stop time, use it';
		$p->{stop} = $f->{stop};
		$changed = 1;
	    }
	}
	elsif ($cmp > 0) {
	    t 'found programme with later start time, use that as stop time';

	    # Since the list was sorted we know that this
	    # programme is the last with its start time.  So we
	    # can set the stop time and it will still be the last.
	    #
	    t 'following has later start than our start, use it as stop';
	    $p->{stop} = $f->{start};
	    $changed = 1;
	}
	t 'doing next programme';
    }
    goto PASS if $changed;
}

sub programme_eq( $$ ) {
#    local $Log::TraceMessages::On = 1;
    t 'comparing programmes ' . d($_[0]) . ' and ' . d($_[1]);
    return freeze($_[0]) eq freeze($_[1]);
}

# Lift parse_date() to handle undef.
sub pd( $ ) {
    for ($_[0]) {
	return undef if not defined;
	return parse_date($_);
    }
}
