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/* gvSIG. Sistema de Informaci?n Geogr?fica de la Generalitat Valenciana

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package org.gvsig.i18n;

import java.io.File;

import java.net.MalformedURLException;

import java.net.URL;

import java.net.URLClassLoader;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import java.util.Enumeration;

import java.util.HashMap;

import java.util.List;

import java.util.Locale;

import java.util.MissingResourceException;

import java.util.ResourceBundle;

import java.util.StringTokenizer;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;

/**

 * <p>This class offers some methods to provide internationalization services

 * to other projects. All the methods are static.</p>

 * 

 * <p>The most useful method is {@link #getText(String) getText(key)} (and family),

 * which returns the translation associated

 * with the provided key. The class must be initialized before getText can be

 * used.</p>

 * 

 * <p>The typical usage sequence would be:</p>

 * <ul>

 * <li>Add some locale to the prefered locales list: <code>Messages.addLocale(new Locale("es"))</code></li>

 * <li>Add some resource file containing translations: <code>Messages.addResourceFamily("text", new File("."))</code></li>

 * <li>And finaly getText can be used: <code>Messages.getText("aceptar")</code></li>

 * </ul>

 * 

 * <p>The resource files are Java properties files, which contain <code>key=translation</code>

 * pairs, one

 * pair per line. These files must be encoded using iso-8859-1 encoding, and unicode escaped

 * sequences must be used to include characters outside the former encoding.

 * There are several ways to specify the property file to load, see the different

 * addResourceFamily methods for details.</p> 

 * 

 * @author C?sar Mart?nez Izquierdo (cesar.martinez@iver.es)

 *

 */

public class Messages {

    private static Logger logger = Logger.getLogger("Messages");

    private static String _CLASSNAME = "org.gvsig.i18n.Messages";

    private static int _INITIALSIZE = 3700; // I try to set an initial capacity similar to the amount of strings in gvSIG

    /* Each entry will contain a hashmap with translations. Each hasmap

     * contains the translations for one language, indexed by the

     * translation key. The translations for language (i) in the preferred locales

     * list are contained in the position (i) of the localeResources list */

    private static ArrayList localeResources = new ArrayList(); 

        private static ArrayList preferredLocales = new ArrayList(); // contains the ordered list of prefered languages/locales (class Locale)

        /**

         * <p>Gets the localized message associated with the provided key.

         * If the key is not in the dictionary, return the key and register

         * the failure in the log.</p>

         * 

         * <p>The <code>callerName</code> parameter is only

         * used as a label when logging, so any String can be used. However, a

         * meaningful String should be used, such as the name of the class requiring

         * the translation services, in order to identify the source of the failure

         * in the log.</p>    

         * 

         * @param key         An String which identifies the translation that we want to get. 

         * @param callerName  A symbolic name given to the caller of this method, to

         *                    show it in the log if the key was not found

         * @return            an String with the message associated with the provided key.

         *                    If the key is not in the dictionary, return the key. If the key

         *                    is null, return null.

         */

        public static String getText(String key, String callerName) {

                if (key==null) return null;

                for (int numLocale=0; numLocale<localeResources.size(); numLocale++) {

                        // try to get the translation for any of the languagues in the preferred languages list

                        String translation = (String) ((HashMap)localeResources.get(numLocale)).get(key);

                        if (translation!=null)

                                return translation;

                }

                logger.warn(callerName+" "+Messages.getText("Messages._no_se_encontro_la_traduccion_para", _CLASSNAME ,false)+" "+key);

                return key;

        }

        /**

         * <p>Gets the localized message associated with the provided key.

         * If the key is not in the dictionary, return the key and register

         * the failure in the log.</p>

         * 

         * @param key     An String which identifies the translation that we want to get.

         * @return        an String with the message associated with the provided key.

         *                If the key is not in the dictionary, return the key. If the key

         *                is null, return null.

         */

        public static String getText(String key) {

                return getText(key, _CLASSNAME);

        }

        /**

         * <p>Gets the localized message associated with the provided key.

         * If the key is not in the dictionary, it returns null and the failure

         * is only registered in the log if the param log is true.</p>

         * 

         * @param key    An String which identifies the translation that we want to get.

         * @param log    Determines whether log a key failure or not

         * @return       an String with the message associated with the provided key,

         *               or null if the key is not in the dictionary.

         */

        public static String getText(String key, boolean log) {

                return getText(key, _CLASSNAME, log);

        }

        /**

         * <p>Gets the localized message associated with the provided key.

         * If the key is not in the dictionary, it returns null and the failure

         * is only registered in the log if the param log is true.</p>

         * 

         * @param key         An String which identifies the translation that we want to get.

         * @param callerName  A symbolic name given to the caller of this method, to

         *                    show it in the log if the key was not found

         * @param log         Determines whether log a key failure or not

         * @return            an String with the message associated with the provided key,

         *                    or null if the key is not in the dictionary.

         */

        public static String getText(String key, String callerName, boolean log) {

                if (key==null) return null;

                for (int numLocale=0; numLocale<localeResources.size(); numLocale++) {

                        // try to get the translation for any of the languagues in the preferred languages list

                        String translation = (String) ((HashMap)localeResources.get(numLocale)).get(key);

                        if (translation!=null)

                                return translation;

                }

                if (log) {

                        logger.warn(callerName+" "+Messages.getText("Messages._no_se_encontro_la_traduccion_para", _CLASSNAME ,false)+" "+key);

                }

                return null;

        }

        /**

         * <p>Adds an additional family of resource files containing some translations.

         * A family is a group of files with a common baseName.

         * The file must be an iso-8859-1 encoded file, which can contain any unicode

         * character using unicode escaped sequences, and following the syntax:

         * <code>key1=value1

         * key2=value2</code>

         * where 'key1' is the key used to identify the string and must not

         * contain the '=' symbol, and 'value1' is the associated translation.</p>

         * <p<For example:</p>

         * <code>cancel=Cancelar

         * accept=Aceptar</code>

         * <p>Only one pair key-value is allowed per line.</p>

         * 

         * <p>The actual name of the resource file to load is determined using the rules

         * explained in the class java.util.ResourceBundle. Summarizing, for each language

         * in the specified preferred locales list it will try to load a file with

         *  the following structure: <code>family_locale.properties</code></p>

         *

         * <p>For example, if the preferred locales list contains {"fr", "es", "en"}, and

         * the family name is "text", it will try to load the files "text_fr.properties",

         * "text_es.properties" and finally "text_en.properties".</p>

         * 

         * <p>Locales might be more specific, such us "es_AR"  (meaning Spanish from Argentina)

         * or "es_AR_linux" (meaning Linux system preferring Spanish from Argentina). In the

         * later case, it will try to load "text_es_AR_linux.properties", then

         * "text_es_AR.properties" if the former fails, and finally "text_es.properties".</p>

         * 

         * <p>The directory used to locate the resource file is determining by using the

         * getResource method from the provided ClassLoader.</p>

         *  

         * @param family    The family name (or base name) which is used to search

         *                  actual properties files.

         * @param loader    A ClassLoader which is able to find a property file matching

         *                                         the specified family name and the preferred locales

         * @see             <a href="http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/ResourceBundle.html">ResourceBundle</a>

         */

        public static void addResourceFamily(String family, ClassLoader loader) {

                addResourceFamily(family, loader, "");

        }

        /**

         * <p>Adds an additional family of resource files containing some translations.

         * The search path to locate the files is provided by the dirList parameter.</p>

         * 

         * <p>See {@link addResourceFamily(String, ClassLoader)} for a discussion about the

         * format of the property files and the way to determine the candidat files

         * to load. Note that those methods are different in the way to locate the 

         * candidat files. This method searches in the provided paths (<code>dirList</code>

         * parameter), while the referred method searches using the getResource method

         * of the provided ClassLoader.</p>

         *  

         * @param family    The family name (or base name) which is used to search

         *                  actual properties files.

         * @param dirList   A list of search paths to locate the property files

         * @throws MalformedURLException

         * @see             <a href="http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/ResourceBundle.html">ResourceBundle</a>

         */

        public static void addResourceFamily(String family, File[] dirList) throws MalformedURLException{

                // use our own classloader

                URL[] urls = new URL[dirList.length];                

                        int i;

                        for (i=0; i<urls.length; i++) {

                                urls[i] = dirList[i].toURL();

                        }

                ClassLoader loader = new MessagesClassLoader(urls);

                addResourceFamily(family, loader, "");

        }

        /**

         * <p>Adds an additional family of resource files containing some translations.

         * The search path to locate the files is provided by the dir parameter.</p>

         * 

         * <p>See {@link addResourceFamily(String, ClassLoader)} for a discussion about the

         * format of the property files and the way to determine the candidat files

         * to load. Note that those methods are different in the way to locate the 

         * candidat files. This method searches in the provided path (<code>dir</code>

         * parameter), while the referred method searches using the getResource method

         * of the provided ClassLoader.</p>

         *  

         * @param family    The family name (or base name) which is used to search

         *                  actual properties files.

         * @param dir       The search path to locate the property files

         * @throws MalformedURLException

         * @see             <a href="http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/ResourceBundle.html">ResourceBundle</a>

         */

        public static void addResourceFamily(String family, File dir) throws MalformedURLException{

                // use our own classloader

                URL[] urls = new URL[1];                

                urls[0] = dir.toURL();

                ClassLoader loader = new MessagesClassLoader(urls);

                addResourceFamily(family, loader, "");

        }

        /**

         * <p>Adds an additional family of resource files containing some translations.

         * The search path is determined by the getResource method from the

         * provided ClassLoader.</p>

         * 

         * <p>This method is identical to {@link addResourceFamily(String, ClassLoader)},

         * except that it adds a <pode>callerName</code> parameter to show in the log.</p>

         * 

         * <p>See {@link addResourceFamily(String, ClassLoader)} for a discussion about the

         * format of the property files andthe way to determine the candidat files

         * to load.</p>

         *  

         * @param family      The family name (or base name) which is used to search

         *                    actual properties files.

         * @param loader      A ClassLoader which is able to find a property file matching

         *                                           the specified family name and the preferred locales

         * @param callerName  A symbolic name given to the caller of this method, to

         *                    show it in the log if there is an error

         * @see               <a href="http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/ResourceBundle.html">ResourceBundle</a>

         */

        public static void addResourceFamily(String family, ClassLoader loader, String callerName) {

                String currentKey;

                Enumeration properties;

                int totalLocales = preferredLocales.size();

                if (totalLocales == 0) {

                        // if it's empty, warn about that

                        logger.warn(Messages.getText("Messages.no.hay.lista.de.idiomas.preferidos.quiza.olvido.inicializar.clase", _CLASSNAME, false));

                }

                Locale lang;                

                ResourceBundle bundle = null;

                for (int numLocale=0; numLocale<totalLocales; numLocale++) { // for each language

                        lang = (Locale) preferredLocales.get(numLocale);

                        try {

                                /**

                                 * Here we are doing a pervert use of getBundle method. Normally, it is call it in in this way:

                                 * getBundle("text", "en", loader), in order to get the file 'text_en.properties'. However, in

                                 * this way the default file ('text.properties') is also loaded, and we want to avoid this

                                 * (because 'text.properties contains the Spanish translation).

                                 * So we use the method in this non-standard way:

                                 * getBundle("text_en", "en", loader), ensuring that we are just loading the file 'text_en.properties'

                                 **/

                                if (!lang.getLanguage().equals("es"))

                                        bundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle(family+"_"+lang.getLanguage(), lang, loader);

                                else // we allow 'text.properties' to be loaded for Spanish

                                        bundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle(family, lang, loader);

//                                if (bundle.getLocale().getLanguage().equals(lang.getLanguage()) || lang.getLanguage().equals("es")) {

                                        // we ensure we didn't get a fallback

                                        // (except if lang == "es" -- spanish is the default language, so we accept a the main translation file for it)

                                properties = bundle.getKeys();

                                while (properties.hasMoreElements()) {

                                        currentKey = (String) properties.nextElement();

                                        if (! ((HashMap)localeResources.get(numLocale)).containsKey(currentKey)) {

                                                ((HashMap)localeResources.get(numLocale)).put(currentKey, bundle.getString(currentKey));

                                        }

                                }

//                                }

                                /*else {

                                        logger.warn(Messages.getText("Messages.las_traducciones_no_pudieron_ser_cargadas", false)+" -- "+callerName+" -- "+lang.getLanguage());

                                }*/

                        }

                        catch (MissingResourceException ex) {

                                logger.warn(Messages.getText("Messages.las_traducciones_no_pudieron_ser_cargadas", false)+" -- "+callerName+" -- "+lang.getLanguage());

                                //logger.warn(_CLASSNAME+" " + ex.getLocalizedMessage());

                        }

                }

        }

        /**

         * <p>Adds an additional family of resource files containing some translations.</p>

         * 

         * <p>This method is identical to {@link addResourceFamily(String, ClassLoader, String)},

         * except that it uses the caller's class loader.</p>

         * 

         * <p>See {@link addResourceFamily(String, ClassLoader)} for a discussion about the

         * format of the property files and the way to determine the candidat files

         * to load.</p>

         *  

         * @param family      The family name (or base name) which is used to search

         *                    actual properties files.

         * @param callerName  A symbolic name given to the caller of this method, to

         *                    show it in the log if there is an error. This is only used

         *                    to show

         *                    something meaningful in the log, so you can use any string

         * @see               <a href="http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/ResourceBundle.html">ResourceBundle</a>

         */

        public static void addResourceFamily(String family, String callerName) {

                String currentKey;

                Enumeration properties;

                int totalLocales = preferredLocales.size();

                if (totalLocales == 0) {

                        // if it's empty, warn about that

                        logger.warn(Messages.getText("Messages.no.hay.lista.de.idiomas.preferidos.quiza.olvido.inicializar.clase", _CLASSNAME, false));

                }

                Locale lang;                

                ResourceBundle bundle = null;

                for (int numLocale=0; numLocale<totalLocales; numLocale++) { // for each language

                        try {

                                lang = (Locale) preferredLocales.get(numLocale);

                                bundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle(family, lang);

                                if (bundle.getLocale().getLanguage().equals(lang.getLanguage()) || lang.getLanguage().equals("es")) {

                                        // we ensure we didn't get a fallback

                                        // (except if lang == "es" -- spanish is the default language, so we accept a the main translation file for it)

                                        properties = bundle.getKeys();

                                        while (properties.hasMoreElements()) {

                                                currentKey = (String) properties.nextElement();

                                                if (! ((HashMap)localeResources.get(numLocale)).containsKey(currentKey)) {

                                                        ((HashMap)localeResources.get(numLocale)).put(currentKey, bundle.getString(currentKey));

                                                }

                                        }

                                }

                                else {

                                        logger.warn(Messages.getText("Messages.las_traducciones_no_pudieron_ser_cargadas", false)+" -- "+callerName+" -- "+lang.getLanguage());

                                }

                        }

                        catch (MissingResourceException ex) {

                                logger.warn(_CLASSNAME+" " + ex.getLocalizedMessage());

                        }

                }

        }

        /**

         * Returns an ArrayList containing the ordered list of prefered Locales

         * Each element of the ArrayList is a Locale object.

         * 

         * @return an ArrayList containing the ordered list of prefered Locales

         * Each element of the ArrayList is a Locale object.

         */

        public static ArrayList getPreferredLocales() {

                return preferredLocales;

        }

        /**

         * <p>Sets the ordered list of preferred locales.

         * Each element of the ArrayList is a Locale object.</p>

         * 

         * <p>Note that calling this method does not load any translation, it just

         * adds the language to the preferred locales list, so this method must

         * be always called before the translations are loaded using

         * the addResourceFamily() methods.</p>

         * 

         * @param preferredLocales an ArrayList containing Locale objects.

         * The ArrayList represents an ordered list of preferred locales

         */

        public static void setPreferredLocales(ArrayList preferredLocalesList) {

                for (int numLocale=0; numLocale < preferredLocalesList.size(); numLocale++) {

                        addLocale((Locale) preferredLocalesList.get(numLocale));

                }

        }

        /**

         * Adds a Locale at the end of the ordered list of preferred locales.

         * Note that calling this method does not load any translation, it just

         * adds the language to the preferred locales list, so this method must

         * be always called before the translations are loaded using

         * the addResourceFamily() methods.

         * 

         * @param lang   A Locale object specifying the locale to add

         */

        public static void addLocale(Locale lang) {

                if (!preferredLocales.contains(lang)) { // avoid duplicates

                                preferredLocales.add(lang); // add the lang to the ordered list of preferred locales

                                localeResources.add(new HashMap(_INITIALSIZE)); // add a hashmap which will contain the translation for this language

                }

        }

        /**

         * Removes the specified Locale from the list of preferred locales and the

         * translations associated with this locale.

         * 

         * @param lang   A Locale object specifying the locale to remove

         * @return       True if the locale was in the preferred locales list, false otherwise

         */

        public static boolean removeLocale(Locale lang) {

                int numLocale = preferredLocales.indexOf(lang);

                if (numLocale!=-1) { // we found the locale in the list

                        try {

                                preferredLocales.remove(numLocale);

                                localeResources.remove(numLocale);

                        }

                        catch (IndexOutOfBoundsException ex) {

                                logger.warn(_CLASSNAME + "." + "removeLocale: " + ex.getLocalizedMessage());

                        }

                        return true;

                }

                return false;

        }

        /**

         * Cleans the translation tables (removes all the translations from memory).

         */

        public static void removeResources() {

                for (int numLocale=0; numLocale<localeResources.size(); numLocale++) {

                        ((HashMap)localeResources.get(numLocale)).clear();

                }

        }

        /**

         * The number of translation keys which have been loaded till now  

         * (In other words: the number of available translation strings).

         * 

         * @param lang The language for which we want to know the number of translation keys

         * return The number of translation keys for the provided language.

         */

        protected static int size(Locale lang) {

                int numLocale = preferredLocales.indexOf(lang);

                if (numLocale!=-1) {

                        return ((HashMap)localeResources.get(numLocale)).size();

                };

                return 0;

        }

        /**

         * Searches the subdirectories of the provided directory, finding

         * all the translation files, and constructing a list of available translations.

         * It reports different country codes or variants, if available.

         * For example, if there is an en_US translation and an en_GB translation, both

         * locales will be present in the Vector.

         * 

         * @return

         */

        /**

         * 

         * @return A Vector containing the available locales. Each element is a Locale object

         */

        /*public static Vector getAvailableLocales() {

                return _availableLocales;

        }*/

        /**

         * 

         * @return A Vector containing the available languages. Each element is an String object

         */

        /*public static Vector getAvailableLanguages() {

                Vector availableLanguages = new Vector();

                Locale lang;

                Enumeration locales = _availableLocales.elements();

                while (locales.hasMoreElements()) {

                        lang = (Locale) locales.nextElement();

                        availableLanguages.add(lang.getLanguage());

                }

                return availableLanguages;

        }*/

}