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koreader/frontend/ui/bidi.lua

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--[[--
Bidirectional text and UI mirroring setup and helpers.
There are 2 concepts we attempt to handle:
- Text direction: Left-To-Right (LTR) or Right-To-Left (RTL)
- UI elements mirroring: not-mirrored, or mirrored
These 2 concepts are somehow orthogonal to each other in
their implementation, even if in the real world there are
only 2 valid combinations:
- LTR and not-mirrored: for western languages, CJK, Indic...
- RTL and mirrored: for Arabic, Hebrew, Farsi and a few others.
Text direction is handled by the libkoreader-xtext.so C module,
and the TextWidget and TextBoxWidget widgets that handle text
aligment. We just need here to set the default global paragraph
direction (that widgets can override if needed).
UI mirroring is to be handled by our widget themselves, with the
help of a few functions defined here.
Fortunately, low level widgets like LeftContainer, RightContainer,
FrameContainer, HorizontalGroup, OverlapGroup... will do most of
the work.
But some care must be taken in other widgets and apps when:
- some arrow symbols are used (for next, previous, first, last...):
they might need to be swapped, or some alternative symbols or
images can be used.
- some geometry arithmetic is done (e.g. detecting if a tap is on the
right part of screen, to go forward), which need to be adapted/reversed.
- handling left or right swipe, whose action might need to be reversed
- some TextBoxWidget/InputText might need to be forced to be LTR (when
showing HTML or CSS code, or entering URLs, path...)
Some overview at:
https://material.io/design/usability/bidirectionality.html
]]
local Language = require("ui/language")
local util = require("util")
local _ = require("gettext")
local Bidi = {
_mirrored_ui_layout = false,
_rtl_ui_text = false,
_inverted = false,
}
-- Setup UI mirroring and RTL text for UI language
function Bidi.setup(lang)
local is_rtl = Language:isLanguageRTL(lang)
-- Mirror UI if language is RTL
Bidi._mirrored_ui_layout = is_rtl
-- Unless requested not to (or requested mirroring with LTR language)
if G_reader_settings:isTrue("dev_reverse_ui_layout_mirroring") then
Bidi._mirrored_ui_layout = not Bidi._mirrored_ui_layout
end
-- Xtext default language and direction
if G_reader_settings:nilOrTrue("use_xtext") then
local xtext = require("libs/libkoreader-xtext")
-- Text direction should normally not follow ui mirroring
-- lang override (so that Arabic is still right aligned
-- when one wants the UI layout LTR). But allow it to
-- be independantly reversed (for testing UI mirroring
-- with english text right aligned).
if G_reader_settings:isTrue("dev_reverse_ui_text_direction") then
is_rtl = not is_rtl
end
Bidi._rtl_ui_text = is_rtl
xtext.setDefaultParaDirection(is_rtl)
-- Text language: this helps picking localized glyphs from the
-- font (eg. ideographs shaped differently for Japanese vs
-- Simplified Chinese vs Traditional Chinese).
-- Allow overriding xtext language rules from main UI language
-- (eg. English UI, with French line breaking rules)
local alt_lang = G_reader_settings:readSetting("xtext_alt_lang") or lang
if alt_lang then
xtext.setDefaultLang(alt_lang)
end
end
-- Optimise some wrappers by aliasing them to the right wrappers
if Bidi._rtl_ui_text then
Bidi.default = Bidi.rtl
Bidi.wrap = Bidi.rtl
Bidi.filename = Bidi._filename_rtl
Bidi.filepath = Bidi._filepath_rtl -- filename auto, but with extension on the right
Bidi.directory = Bidi._path -- will keep any trailing / on the right
Bidi.dirpath = Bidi._path
Bidi.path = Bidi._path
Bidi.url = Bidi._path
else
Bidi.default = Bidi.ltr
Bidi.wrap = Bidi.nowrap
Bidi.filename = Bidi._filename_ltr
Bidi.filepath = Bidi._filepath_ltr
Bidi.directory = Bidi._path -- will keep any trailing / on the right
Bidi.dirpath = Bidi._path
Bidi.path = Bidi._path
Bidi.url = Bidi._path
end
-- If RTL UI text, let's have untranslated strings (so english) still rendered LTR
if Bidi._rtl_ui_text then
_.wrapUntranslated = function(text)
-- We need to split by line and wrap each line as LTR (as the
-- paragraph direction will still be RTL).
local parts = {}
for part in util.gsplit(text, "\n", true, true) do
if part == "\n" then
table.insert(parts, "\n")
elseif part ~= "" then
table.insert(parts, Bidi.ltr(part))
end
end
return table.concat(parts)
end
else
_.wrapUntranslated = _.wrapUntranslated_nowrap
end
end
-- Use this function in widgets to check if UI elements mirroring
-- is to be done
function Bidi.mirroredUILayout()
return Bidi._mirrored_ui_layout
end
-- This fuction can be used by document widgets to temporarily match a widget
-- to the document page turn direction instead of the UI layout direction.
function Bidi.invert()
if not Bidi._inverted then
Bidi._mirrored_ui_layout = not Bidi._mirrored_ui_layout
Bidi._inverted = true
end
end
function Bidi.resetInvert()
if Bidi._inverted then
Bidi._mirrored_ui_layout = not Bidi._mirrored_ui_layout
Bidi._inverted = false
end
end
-- This function might only be useful in some rare cases (RTL text
-- is handled directly by TextWidget and TextBoxWidget)
function Bidi.rtlUIText()
return Bidi._rtl_ui_text
end
-- Small helper to mirror gesture directions
local mirrored_directions = {
east = "west",
west = "east",
northeast = "northwest",
northwest = "northeast",
southeast = "southwest",
southwest = "southeast",
}
function Bidi.flipDirectionIfMirroredUILayout(direction)
if Bidi._mirrored_ui_layout then
return mirrored_directions[direction] or direction
end
return direction
end
function Bidi.flipIfMirroredUILayout(bool)
if Bidi._mirrored_ui_layout then
return not bool
end
return bool
end
-- Wrap provided text with bidirectionality control characters, see:
-- http://unicode.org/reports/tr9/#Markup_And_Formatting
-- https://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-bidi-unicode-controls.en
-- https://www.w3.org/International/articles/inline-bidi-markup/
-- This works only when use_xtext=true: these characters are used
-- by FriBidi for correct char visual ordering, and later stripped
-- by Harfbuzz.
-- When use_xtext=false, these characters are considered as normal
-- characters, and would be printed. Fortunately, most fonts know them
-- and provide an invisible glyph of zero-width - except FreeSans and
-- FreeSerif which provide a real glyph (a square with "LRI" inside)
-- which would be an issue and would need stripping. But as these
-- Free fonts are only used as fallback fonts, and the invisible glyphs
-- will have been found in the previous fonts, we don't need to.
local LRI = "\u{2066}" -- LRI / LEFT-TO-RIGHT ISOLATE
local RLI = "\u{2067}" -- RLI / RIGHT-TO-LEFT ISOLATE
local FSI = "\u{2068}" -- FSI / FIRST STRONG ISOLATE
local PDI = "\u{2069}" -- PDI / POP DIRECTIONAL ISOLATE
-- Not currently needed:
-- local LRM = "\u{200E}" -- LRM / LEFT-TO-RIGHT MARK
-- local RLM = "\u{200F}" -- RLM / RIGHT-TO-LEFT MARK
function Bidi.ltr(text)
return string.format("%s%s%s", LRI, text, PDI)
end
function Bidi.rtl(text) -- should hardly be needed
return string.format("%s%s%s", RLI, text, PDI)
end
function Bidi.auto(text) -- from first strong character
return string.format("%s%s%s", FSI, text, PDI)
end
function Bidi.default(text) -- default direction
return Bidi._rtl_ui_text and Bidi.rtl(text) or Bidi.ltr(text)
end
function Bidi.nowrap(text)
return text
end
-- Helper for concatenated string bits of numbers an symbols (like
-- our reader footer) to keep them ordered in RTL UI (to not have
-- a letter B for battery make the whole string considered LTR).
-- Note: it will be replaced and aliased to Bidi.nowrap or Bidi.rtl
-- by Bibi.setup() as an optimisation
function Bidi.wrap(text)
return Bidi._rtl_ui_text and Bidi.rtl(text) or text
end
-- Use these specific wrappers when the wrapped content type is known
-- (so we can easily switch to use rtl() if RTL readers prefer filenames
-- shown as real RTL).
-- Note: when the filename or path are standalone in a TextWidget, it's
-- better to use "para_direction_rtl = false" without any wrapping.
-- These are replaced above and aliased to the right wrapper depending
-- on Bidi._rtl_ui_text
Bidi.filename = Bidi.nowrap
Bidi.filepath = Bidi.nowrap
Bidi.directory = Bidi.nowrap
Bidi.dirpath = Bidi.nowrap
Bidi.path = Bidi.nowrap
Bidi.url = Bidi.nowrap
function Bidi._filename_ltr(filename)
-- We always want to show the extension on the left,
-- but the text before should be auto.
local name, suffix = util.splitFileNameSuffix(filename)
-- Let the first strong character of the filename decides
-- about the direction
if suffix == "" then
return Bidi.auto(name)
end
return Bidi.auto(name) .. "." .. suffix
-- No need to additionally wrap it in ltr(), as the
-- default text direction must be LTR.
-- return Bidi.ltr(Bidi.auto(name) .. "." .. suffix)
end
function Bidi._filename_rtl(filename)
-- We always want to show the extension either on the left
-- or on the right - never in the middle (which could happen
-- with the bidi algo if we give it the filename as-is).
local name, suffix = util.splitFileNameSuffix(filename)
-- Let the first strong character of the filename decides
-- about the direction
if suffix == "" then
return Bidi.auto(name)
end
return Bidi.auto(name .. "." .. Bidi.ltr(suffix))
end
function Bidi._filename_auto_ext_right(filename)
-- Auto/First strong char for name part, but extension still
-- on the right
local name, suffix = util.splitFileNameSuffix(filename)
if suffix == "" then
return Bidi.auto(name)
end
return Bidi.ltr(Bidi.auto(name) .. "." .. suffix)
end
function Bidi._path(path)
-- by wrapping each component in path in FSI (first strong char)
local parts = {}
for part in util.gsplit(path, "/", true, true) do
if part == "/" then
table.insert(parts, "/")
elseif part ~= "" then
table.insert(parts, Bidi.auto(part))
end
end
return Bidi.ltr(table.concat(parts))
end
function Bidi._filepath_ltr(path)
local dirpath, filename = util.splitFilePathName(path)
return Bidi.ltr(Bidi._path(dirpath) .. filename)
end
function Bidi._filepath_rtl(path)
local dirpath, filename = util.splitFilePathName(path)
return Bidi.ltr(Bidi._path(dirpath) .. Bidi._filename_auto_ext_right(filename))
end
return Bidi