# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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"""This module represents the Persian language.

.. seealso:: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persian_language
"""

from __future__ import unicode_literals

import re

from translate.lang import common


def guillemets(text):

    def convertquotation(match):
        prefix = match.group(1)
        # Let's see that we didn't perhaps match an XML tag property like
        # <a href="something">
        if prefix == "=":
            return match.group(0)
        return "%s«%s»" % (prefix, match.group(2))

    # Check that there is an even number of double quotes, otherwise it is
    # probably not safe to convert them.
    if text.count('"') % 2 == 0:
        text = re.sub('(.|^)"([^"]+)"', convertquotation, text)
    singlecount = text.count("'")
    if singlecount:
        if singlecount == text.count('`'):
            text = re.sub("(.|^)`([^']+)'", convertquotation, text)
        elif singlecount % 2 == 0:
            text = re.sub("(.|^)'([^']+)'", convertquotation, text)
    text = re.sub('(.|^)“([^”]+)”', convertquotation, text)
    return text


class fa(common.Common):
    """This class represents Persian."""

    listseperator = "، "

    puncdict = {
        ",": "،",
        ";": "؛",
        "?": "؟",
        #This causes problems with variables, so commented out for now:
        #"%": "٪",
    }

    numbertuple = (
        # It seems that Persian uses both Arabic-Indic and Extended
        # Arabic-Indic digits.

        ("0", "٠"),  # U+0660 Arabic-Indic digit zero.
        ("1", "١"),  # U+0661 Arabic-Indic digit one.
        ("2", "٢"),  # U+0662 Arabic-Indic digit two.
        ("3", "٣"),  # U+0663 Arabic-Indic digit three.
        ("4", "٤"),  # U+0664 Arabic-Indic digit four.
        ("5", "٥"),  # U+0665 Arabic-Indic digit five.
        ("6", "٦"),  # U+0666 Arabic-Indic digit six.
        ("7", "٧"),  # U+0667 Arabic-Indic digit seven.
        ("8", "٨"),  # U+0668 Arabic-Indic digit eight.
        ("9", "٩"),  # U+0669 Arabic-Indic digit nine.

        ("0", "۰"),  # U+06F0 Extended Arabic-Indic digit zero.
        ("1", "۱"),  # U+06F1 Extended Arabic-Indic digit one.
        ("2", "۲"),  # U+06F2 Extended Arabic-Indic digit two.
        ("3", "۳"),  # U+06F3 Extended Arabic-Indic digit three.
        ("4", "۴"),  # U+06F4 Extended Arabic-Indic digit four.
        ("5", "۵"),  # U+06F5 Extended Arabic-Indic digit five.
        ("6", "۶"),  # U+06F6 Extended Arabic-Indic digit six.
        ("7", "۷"),  # U+06F7 Extended Arabic-Indic digit seven.
        ("8", "۸"),  # U+06F8 Extended Arabic-Indic digit eight.
        ("9", "۹"),  # U+06F9 Extended Arabic-Indic digit nine.
    )

    ignoretests = {
        'all': ["simplecaps", "startcaps"],
    }
    #TODO: check persian numerics
    #TODO: zwj and zwnj?

    @classmethod
    def punctranslate(cls, text):
        """Implement "French" quotation marks."""
        text = super(cls, cls).punctranslate(text)
        return guillemets(text)
