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 *
 *  Calc.java
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 *  Copyright: 2002-2015 by Henrik Just
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 *  Version 1.6 (2015-02-19)
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package writer2latex.util;

/** A collection of static methods used to perform calculations on strings representing floating point numbers
 *  with units or percentages. In the JavaDoc, a length refers to a string like e.g. "21.7cm" and percent refers
 *  to a string like e.g. "2.5%".
 */
public class Calc {

	/** Get a float value from a string (e.g. "218.86" returns 218.86F)
	 * 
	 * @param sFloat the string to parse
	 * @param fDefault a default value to return if the string cannot be parsed as a float
	 * @return the float value of the string
	 */
	public static final float getFloat(String sFloat, float fDefault){
	    float f;
	    try {
	        f=Float.parseFloat(sFloat);
	    }
	    catch (NumberFormatException e) {
	        return fDefault;
	    }
	    return f;
	}

	/** Replace the unit inch with in on a length (e.g. "17.5inch" returns "17.5in")
	 * 
	 * @param sValue the length
	 * @return the truncated length
	 */
	public static String truncateLength(String sValue) {
	    if (sValue.endsWith("inch")) {
	        // Cut of inch to in
	        return sValue.substring(0,sValue.length()-2);
	    }
	    else {
	        return sValue;
	    }
	}

	/** Checks whether a given length is zero within a tolerance of 0.001 (e.g. "0.0005cm" returns true)
	 * 
	 * @param sValue the length to check
	 * @return true if the value is close to zero
	 */
	public static boolean isZero(String sValue) {
		return Math.abs(getFloat(sValue.substring(0, sValue.length()-2),0))<0.001;
	}

	// Return units per inch for some unit
	private static final float getUpi(String sUnit) {
	    if ("in".equals(sUnit)) { return 1.0F; }
	    else if ("mm".equals(sUnit)) { return 25.4F; }
	    else if ("cm".equals(sUnit)) { return 2.54F; }
	    else if ("pc".equals(sUnit)) { return 6F; }
	    else { return 72; } // pt or unknown
	}

	/** Convert a length to px assuming 96ppi; cf. the CSS spec (e.g. "0.1in" returns "9.6px").
	 *  Exception: Never return less than 1px
	 * 
	 * @param sLength the length to convert
	 * @return the converted length
	 */
	public static final String length2px(String sLength) {
	    if (sLength.equals("0")) { return "0"; }
	    float fLength=getFloat(sLength.substring(0,sLength.length()-2),1);
	    String sUnit=sLength.substring(sLength.length()-2);
	    float fPixels = 96.0F/getUpi(sUnit)*fLength;
	    if (Math.abs(fPixels)<0.01) {
	        // Very small, treat as zero
	        return "0";
	    }
	    else if (fPixels>0) {
	        // Never return less that 1px
	        return Float.toString(fPixels<1 ? 1 : fPixels)+"px";
	    }
	    else {
	        // Or above -1px
	        return Float.toString(fPixels>-1 ? -1 : fPixels)+"px";
	    }
	}

	/** Divide dividend by divisor and return the quotient as an integer percentage
	 *  (e.g. "0.5cm" divided by "2cm" returns "25%"). 
	 *  Exception: Never returns below 1% except if the dividend is zero.
	 * 
	 * @param sDividend the length to use as dividend
	 * @param sDivisor the length to use as divisor
	 * @return the quotient percentage
	 */
	public static final String divide(String sDividend, String sDivisor) {
		return divide(sDividend,sDivisor,false);
	}

	/** Divide dividend by divisor and return the quotient as an integer percentage
	 *  (e.g. "0.5cm" divided by "2cm" returns "25%"). 
	 *  Exception: Never returns below 1% except if the dividend is zero, and never returns above 100%
	 *  if last parameter is true.
	 * 
	 * @param sDividend the length to use as dividend
	 * @param sDivisor the length to use as divisor
	 * @param bMax100 true if a maximum of 100% should be returned
	 * @return the quotient percentage
	 */
	public static final String divide(String sDividend, String sDivisor, boolean bMax100) {
	    if (sDividend.equals("0")) { return "0%"; }
	    if (sDivisor.equals("0")) { return "100%"; }
	
	    float fDividend=getFloat(sDividend.substring(0,sDividend.length()-2),1);
	    String sDividendUnit=sDividend.substring(sDividend.length()-2);
	    float fDivisor=getFloat(sDivisor.substring(0,sDivisor.length()-2),1);
	    String sDivisorUnit=sDivisor.substring(sDivisor.length()-2);
	    int nPercent = Math.round(100*fDividend*getUpi(sDivisorUnit)/fDivisor/getUpi(sDividendUnit));
	    if (bMax100 && nPercent>100) {
	    	return "100%";
	    }
	    else if (nPercent>0) {
	    	return Integer.toString(nPercent)+"%";
	    }
	    else {
	    	return "1%";
	    }
	}

	/** Multiply a length by a percentage (e.g. "150%" multiplied with "2.5mm" returns "3.75cm")
	 * 
	 * @param sPercent the percentage
	 * @param sLength the length
	 * @return the product length
	 */
	public static final String multiply(String sPercent, String sLength){
	    if (sLength.equals("0")) { return "0"; }
	    float fPercent=getFloat(sPercent.substring(0,sPercent.length()-1),1);
	    float fLength=getFloat(sLength.substring(0,sLength.length()-2),1);
	    String sUnit=sLength.substring(sLength.length()-2);
	    return Float.toString(fPercent*fLength/100)+sUnit;
	}

	/** Add two lengths (e.g. "2.5cm" added to "1.08cm" returns "3.58cm")
	 * 
	 * @param sLength1 the first length term
	 * @param sLength2 the second length term
	 * @return the sum (as a length with the same unit as the first term)
	 */
	public static final String add(String sLength1, String sLength2){
	    if (sLength1.equals("0")) { return sLength2; }
	    if (sLength2.equals("0")) { return sLength1; }
	    float fLength1=getFloat(sLength1.substring(0,sLength1.length()-2),1);
	    String sUnit1=sLength1.substring(sLength1.length()-2);
	    float fLength2=getFloat(sLength2.substring(0,sLength2.length()-2),1);
	    String sUnit2=sLength2.substring(sLength2.length()-2);
	    // Use unit from sLength1:
	    return Float.toString(fLength1+getUpi(sUnit1)/getUpi(sUnit2)*fLength2)+sUnit1;
	}

	/** Subtract two lengths (e.g. "2.5cm" subtracted by "1.08cm" returns "1.42cm")
	 * 
	 * @param sLength1 the first length term
	 * @param sLength2 the second length term
	 * @return the difference (as a length with the same unit as the first term)
	 */
	public static final String sub(String sLength1, String sLength2){
	    return add(sLength1,multiply("-100%",sLength2));
	}

	/** Test whether a given length is smaller than another length
	 *  (e.g. "2.5cm" compared to "2.6cm" returns true;
	 *  
	 * @param sThis is this length the smaller?
	 * @param sThat is this length the larger?
	 * @return true is the first length is smaller than the second length
	 */
	public static boolean isLessThan(String sThis, String sThat) {
	    return sub(sThis,sThat).startsWith("-");
	}

	/** Get the absolute value of a length (e.g. "-2.5cm" returns "2.5cm")
	 * 
	 * @param sLength the length
	 * @return the absolute value
	 */
	public static String abs(String sLength) {
	    return sLength.startsWith("-") ? sLength.substring(1) : sLength;
	}

}