Aegisub/automation/include/utils.lua

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-- Compatibility hatch
if aegisub.lua_automation_version < 4 then
	include "utils.auto3"
	return
end

-- Make a shallow copy of a table
function table.copy(oldtab)
	local newtab = {}
	for key, val in pairs(oldtab) do
		newtab[key] = val
	end
	return newtab
end
-- Compability
copy_line = table.copy

-- Make a deep copy of a table
-- This will do infinite recursion if there's any circular references. (Eg. if you try to copy _G)
function table.copy_deep(srctab)
	-- Table to hold subtables already copied, to avoid circular references causing infinite recursion
	local circular = {}
	local function do_copy(oldtab)
		local newtab = {}
		for key, val in pairs(newtab) do
			if type(val) == "table" then
				if not circular[val] then
					circular[val] = do_copy(val)
				end
				newtab[key] = circular[val]
			else
				newtab[key] = val
			end
		end
	end
	return do_copy(srctab)
end

-- Generates ASS hexadecimal string from R,G,B integer components, in &HBBGGRR& format
function ass_color(r,g,b)
	return string.format("&H%02X%02X%02X&",b,g,r)
end
-- Format an alpha-string for \Xa style overrides
function ass_alpha(a)
	return string.format("&H%02X&", a)
end
-- Format an ABGR string for use in style definitions (these don't end with & either)
function ass_style_color(r,g,b,a)
	return string.format("&H%02X%02X%02X%02X",a,b,g,r)
end

-- Extract colour components of an ASS colour
function extract_color(s)
	local a, b, g, r
	
	-- Try a style first
	a, b, g, r = s:match("&H(%x%x)(%x%x)(%x%x)(%x%x)")
	if a then
		return tonumber(r, 16), tonumber(g, 16), tonumber(b, 16), tonumber(a, 16)
	end
	
	-- Then a colour override
	b, g, r = s:match("&H(%x%x)(%x%x)(%x%x)&")
	if b then
		return tonumber(r, 16), tonumber(g, 16), tonumber(b, 16), 0
	end
	
	-- Then an alpha override
	a = s:match("&H(%x%x)&")
	if a then
		return 0, 0, 0, tonumber(a, 16)
	end
	
	-- Ok how about HTML format then?
	r, g, b, a = s:match("#(%x%x)(%x%x)?(%x%x)?(%x%x)?")
	if r then
		return tonumber(r or 0, 16), tonumber(g or 0, 16), tonumber(b or 0, 16), tonumber(a or 0, 16)
	end
	
	-- Failed...
	return nil
end

-- Create an alpha override code from a style definition colour code
function alpha_from_style(scolor)
	local r, g, b, a = extract_color(scolor)
	return ass_alpha(a)
end

-- Create an colour override code from a style definition colour code
function color_from_style(scolor)
	local r, g, b = extract_color(scolor)
	return ass_color(r, g, b)
end

-- Converts HSV (Hue, Saturation, Value)  to RGB
function HSV_to_RGB(H,S,V)
	local r,g,b = 0,0,0

	-- Saturation is zero, make grey
	if S == 0 then
		r = V*255
		if r < 0 then
			r = 0
		end
		if r > 255 then
			r = 255
		end
		g = r
		b = r
		
	-- Else, calculate color
	else
		-- Calculate subvalues
		H = H % 360 -- Put H in range [0,360)
		local Hi = math.floor(H/60)
		local f = H/60.0 - Hi
		local p = V*(1-S)
		local q = V*(1-f*S)
		local t = V*(1-(1-f)*S)
		
		-- Do math based on hue index
		if Hi == 0 then
			r = V*255.0
			g = t*255.0
			b = p*255.0
		elseif Hi == 1 then
			r = q*255.0
			g = V*255.0
			b = p*255.0
		elseif Hi == 2 then
			r = p*255.0
			g = V*255.0
			b = t*255.0
		elseif Hi == 3 then
			r = p*255.0
			g = q*255.0
			b = V*255.0
		elseif Hi == 4 then
			r = t*255.0
			g = p*255.0
			b = V*255.0
		elseif Hi == 5 then
			r = V*255.0
			g = p*255.0
			b = q*255.0
		else
			aegisub.debug.out(2, "RGB_to_HSV: Hi got an unexpected value: %d\n\n", Hi)
		end
	end
	
	r = math.floor(r)
	g = math.floor(g)
	b = math.floor(b)
	return r,g,b
end

-- Removes spaces at the start and end of string
function string.trim(s)
	return (string.gsub(s, "^%s*(.-)%s*$", "%1"))
end

-- Get the "head" and "tail" of a string, treating it as a sequence of words separated by one or more space-characters
function string.headtail(s)
	local a, b, head, tail = string.find(s, "(.-)%s+(.*)")
	if a then
		return head, tail
	else
		return s, ""
	end
end

-- Iterator function for headtail
function string.words(s)
	local t = s
	local function wordloop()
		if t == "" then
			return nil
		end
		local head, tail = string.headtail(t)
		t = tail
		return head
	end
	return wordloop, nil, nil
end

-- Clamp a number value to a range
function clamp(val, min, max)
	if val < min then
		return min
	elseif val > max then
		return max
	else
		return val
	end
end

-- Interpolate between two numbers
function interpolate(pct, min, max)
	if pct <= 0 then
		return min
	elseif pct >= 1 then
		return max
	else
		return pct * (max - min) + min
	end
end

-- Interpolate between two colour values, given in either style definition or style override format
-- Return in style override format
function interpolate_color(pct, first, last)
	local r1, g1, b1 = extract_color(first)
	local r2, g2, b2 = extract_color(first)
	local r, g, b = interpolate(pct, r1, r2), interpolate(pct, g1, g2), interpolate(pct, b1, b2)
	return ass_color(r, g, b)
end

-- Interpolate between two alpha values, given either in style override or as part as a style definition colour
-- Return in style override format
function interpolate_alpha(pct, first, last)
	local r1, g1, b1, a1 = extract_color(first)
	local r2, g2, b2, a2 = extract_color(first)
	return ass_alpha(interpolate(pct, a1, a2))
end