Module:Convert
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See how to copy the convert template for information on copying this module and modifying it for use on another wiki. |
This module converts a value from one unit of measurement to another. For example:
{{convert|123|lb|kg}}→ 123 pounds (56 kg)
The module is called using a template—parameters passed to the template are used by this module to control how a conversion is performed. For example, units can be abbreviated (like kg), or displayed as names (like kilogram), and the output value can be rounded to a specified precision. For usage information, see Help:Convert.
The template that invokes this module is:
The following modules are required:
- Module:Convert – (this module) code to convert units
- Module:Convert/data – unit definitions
- Module:Convert/text – text messages, and parameter names and values
The following modules are optional and are used only if required and if the module exists:
- Module:Convert/extra – extra (temporary) unit definitions; used if a unit is not found in Module:Convert/data
- Module:ConvertNumeric – code to spell an input value in words (only English is supported)
The following help pages are available:
- Help:Convert – overview
- Help:Convert messages – describes error and warning messages; messages link to this page so it is required when the module is copied to another wiki
- Help:Convert units – overview of units
A page containing a convert error is added to one of the following categories, providing the page is in a specified namespace (articles, by default):
Units are defined in the wikitext of the master list of units.
- Module:Convert/documentation/conversion data/doc – master list of unit definitions
- Module:Convert/makeunits – translates wikitext from the master list to Lua
- Module talk:Convert/makeunits – makeunits results; copy the text to Module:Convert/data
Module:Convert/data is transcluded into every page using the convert module, so experimenting with a new unit in that module would involve a significant overhead. The Module:Convert/extra module is an alternative which is only transcluded on pages with a unit that is not defined in the main data module.
Sandbox
When making a change, copy the current modules to the sandbox pages, then edit the sandbox copies:
- Module:Convert/sandbox
- Module:Convert/data/sandbox
- Module:Convert/text/sandbox
- Module:Convert/extra/sandbox
Use the following template to test the results (example {{convert/sandbox|123|lb|kg}}):
Template:Convert/sandbox invokes Module:Convert/sandbox with parameter |sandbox=on which causes convert to use the sandbox modules rather than the normal modules.
The following should be used to test the results of editing the convert modules.
- Module:Convert/tester – module to run tests by comparing template output with fixed text
- Module:Convert/sandbox/testcases – templates to be tested, with expected outputs (uses the tester module)
- Module talk:Convert/sandbox/testcases – view test results
It is not necessary to save the testcases page before viewing test results. For example, Module:Convert/sandbox/testcases could be edited to change the tests. While still editing that page, paste "Module talk:Convert/sandbox/testcases" (without quotes) into the page title box under "Preview page with this template", then click "Show preview".
Configuration
The template that invokes this module can define options to configure the module. For example:
{{#invoke:convert|convert|numdot=,|numsep=.}}
- Sets the decimal mark to be a comma, and the thousands separator to be a dot.
Other options, with default values, are:
|maxsigfig=14– maximum number of significant figures|nscat=0– namespaces (comma separated) in which an error or warning adds a category to the page|warnings=0– 0 (zero) disables warnings; 1 shows important warnings; 2 shows all warnings
An option in the template can specify that the sandbox versions of the modules be used. If specified, the text on the right-hand side of the equals sign must be the name of the subpage for each sandbox module.
|sandbox=sandbox– omit for normal operation
All text used for input parameters and for output messages and categories can be customized. For example, at enwiki the option |lk=on can be used to link each displayed unit to its article. The "lk" and "on" can be replaced with any desired text. In addition, input and output numbers can be formatted and can use digits in the local language. See the translation guide for more information.
-- Convert a value from one unit of measurement to another.
-- Example: {{convert|123|lb|kg}} --> 123 pounds (56 kg)
-- See [[:en:Template:Convert/Transwiki guide]] if copying to another wiki.
local MINUS = '−' -- Unicode U+2212 MINUS SIGN (UTF-8: e2 88 92)
local abs = math.abs
local floor = math.floor
local format = string.format
local log10 = math.log10
local ustring = mw.ustring
local ulen = ustring.len
local usub = ustring.sub
-- Configuration options to keep magic values in one location.
-- Conversion data and message text are defined in separate modules.
local config, maxsigfig
local numdot -- must be a single byte for simple regex search/replace
local numsep, numsep_remove -- numsep_remove, if given, must be a single byte
local default_exceptions, link_exceptions, all_units
local text_code
local varname -- can be a code to use variable names that depend on value
local from_en_table -- to translate an output string of en digits to local language
local to_en_table -- to translate an input string of digits in local language to en
-- Use translation_table in convert/text to change the following.
local group_method = 3 -- code for how many digits are in a group
local per_word = 'per' -- for units like "miles per gallon"
local plural_suffix = 's' -- only other useful value is probably '' to disable plural unit names
-- All units should be defined in the data module. However, to cater for quick changes
-- and experiments, any unknown unit is looked up in an extra data module, if it exists.
-- That module would be transcluded in only a small number of pages, so there should be
-- little server overhead from making changes, and changes should propagate quickly.
local extra_module -- name of module with extra units
local extra_units -- nil or table of extra units from extra_module
local ignore_extra_units -- if true, do not require the extra module
-- Some options in the invoking template can set variables used later in the module.
local currency_text -- for a user-defined currency symbol: {{convert|12|$/ha|$=€}} (euro replaces dollar)
local function from_en(text)
-- Input is a string representing a number in en digits with '.' decimal mark,
-- without digit grouping (which is done just after calling this).
-- Return the translation of the string with numdot and digits in local language.
if numdot ~= '.' then
text = text:gsub('%.', numdot)
end
if from_en_table then
text = text:gsub('%d', from_en_table)
end
return text
end
local function to_en(text)
-- Input is a string representing a number in the local language with
-- an optional numdot decimal mark and numsep digit grouping.
-- Return the translation of the string with '.' mark and en digits,
-- and no separators (they have to be removed here to handle cases like
-- numsep = '.' and numdot = ',' with input "1.234.567,8").
if to_en_table then
text = ustring.gsub(text, '%d', to_en_table)
end
if numsep_remove then
text = text:gsub(numsep_remove, '')
end
if numsep_remove2 then
text = text:gsub(numsep_remove2, '')
end
if numdot ~= '.' then
text = text:gsub(numdot, '.')
end
return text
end
local function decimal_mark(text)
-- Return ',' if text probably is using comma for decimal mark, or has no decimal mark.
-- Return '.' if text probably is using dot for decimal mark.
-- Otherwise return nothing (decimal mark not known).
if not text:find('[.,]') then return ',' end
text = text:gsub('^%-', ''):gsub('%+%d+/%d+$', ''):gsub('[Ee]%-?%d+$', '')
local decimal =
text:match('^0?([.,])%d+$') or
text:match('%d([.,])%d?%d?$') or
text:match('%d([.,])%d%d%d%d+$')
if decimal then return decimal end
if text:match('%.%d+%.') then return ',' end
if text:match('%,%d+,') then return '.' end
end
local add_warning, with_separator -- forward declarations
local function to_en_with_check(text, parms)
-- Version of to_en() for a wiki using numdot = ',' and numsep = '.' to check
-- text (an input number as a string) which might have been copied from enwiki.
-- For example, in '1.234' the '.' could be a decimal mark or a group separator.
-- From viwiki.
if to_en_table then
text = ustring.gsub(text, '%d', to_en_table)
end
if decimal_mark(text) == '.' then
local original = text
text = text:gsub(',', '') -- for example, interpret "1,234.5" as an enwiki value
if parms then
add_warning(parms, 0, 'cvt_enwiki_num', original, with_separator({}, text))
end
else
if numsep_remove then
text = text:gsub(numsep_remove, '')
end
if numsep_remove2 then
text = text:gsub(numsep_remove2, '')
end
if numdot ~= '.' then
text = text:gsub(numdot, '.')
end
end
return text
end
local function omit_separator(id)
-- Return true if there should be no separator before id (a unit symbol or name).
-- For zhwiki, there should be no separator if id uses local characters.
-- The following kludge should be a sufficient test.
if omitsep then
if id:sub(1, 2) == '-{' then -- for "-{...}-" content language variant
return true
end
if id:byte() > 127 then
local first = usub(id, 1, 1)
if first ~= 'Å' and first ~= '°' and first ~= 'µ' then
return true
end
end
end
return id:sub(1, 1) == '/' -- no separator before units like "/ha"
end
local spell_module -- name of module that can spell numbers
local speller -- function from that module to handle spelling (set if spelling is wanted)
local function set_config(args)
-- Set configuration options from template #invoke or defaults.
config = args
maxsigfig = config.maxsigfig or 14 -- maximum number of significant figures
local data_module, text_module
local sandbox = config.sandbox and ('/' .. config.sandbox) or ''
data_module = "Module:Convert/data" .. sandbox
text_module = "Module:Convert/text" .. sandbox
extra_module = "Module:Convert/extra" .. sandbox
spell_module = "Module:ConvertNumeric"
data_code = mw.loadData(data_module)
text_code = mw.loadData(text_module)
all_units = data_code.all_units
local translation = text_code.translation_table
if translation then
numdot = translation.numdot
numsep = translation.numsep
if numdot == ',' and numsep == '.' then
if text_code.all_messages.cvt_enwiki_num then
to_en = to_en_with_check
end
end
if translation.group then
group_method = translation.group
end
if translation.per_word then
per_word = translation.per_word
end
if translation.plural_suffix then
plural_suffix = translation.plural_suffix
end
varname = translation.varname
from_en_table = translation.from_en
local use_workaround = true
if use_workaround then
-- 2013-07-05 workaround bug by making a copy of the required table.
-- mw.ustring.gsub fails with a table (to_en_table) as the replacement,
-- if the table is accessed via mw.loadData.
local source = translation.to_en
if source then
to_en_table = {}
for k, v in pairs(source) do
to_en_table[k] = v
end
end
else
to_en_table = translation.to_en
end
if translation.lang == 'en default' then
en_default = true -- for hiwiki
end
omitsep = translation.omitsep -- for zhwiki
end
numdot = config.numdot or numdot or '.' -- decimal mark before fractional digits
numsep = config.numsep or numsep or ',' -- group separator for numbers
-- numsep should be ',' or '.' or '' or ' ' or a Unicode character.
-- numsep_remove must work in a regex to identify separators to be removed.
if numsep ~= '' then
numsep_remove = (numsep == '.') and '%.' or numsep
end
if numsep ~= ',' and numdot ~= ',' then
numsep_remove2 = ',' -- so numbers copied from enwiki will work
end
end
local function collection()
-- Return a table to hold items.
return {
n = 0,
add = function (self, item)
self.n = self.n + 1
self[self.n] = item
end,
}
end
local function divide(numerator, denominator)
-- Return integers quotient, remainder resulting from dividing the two
-- given numbers, which should be unsigned integers.
local quotient, remainder = floor(numerator / denominator), numerator % denominator
if not (0 <= remainder and remainder < denominator) then
-- Floating point limits may need this, as in {{convert|160.02|Ym|ydftin}}.
remainder = 0
end
return quotient, remainder
end
local function split(text, delimiter)
-- Return a numbered table with fields from splitting text.
-- The delimiter is used in a regex without escaping (for example, '.' would fail).
-- Each field has any leading/trailing whitespace removed.
local t = {}
text = text .. delimiter -- to get last item
for item in text:gmatch('%s*(.-)%s*' .. delimiter) do
table.insert(t, item)
end
return t
end
local function strip(text)
-- If text is a string, return its content with no leading/trailing
-- whitespace. Otherwise return nil (a nil argument gives a nil result).
if type(text) == 'string' then
return text:match("^%s*(.-)%s*$")
end
end
local function table_len(t)
-- Return length (<100) of a numbered table to replace #t which is
-- documented to not work if t is accessed via mw.loadData().
for i = 1, 100 do
if t[i] == nil then
return i - 1
end
end
end
local function wanted_category(cat)
-- Return cat if it is wanted in current namespace, otherwise return nil.
-- This is so tracking categories only include pages that need correction.
local title = mw.title.getCurrentTitle()
if title then
local nsdefault = '0' -- default namespace: '0' = article; '0,10' = article and template
local namespace = title.namespace
for _, v in ipairs(split(config.nscat or nsdefault, ',')) do
if namespace == tonumber(v) then
return cat
end
end
end
end
local function message(mcode)
-- Return wikitext for an error message, including category if specified
-- for the message type.
-- mcode = numbered table specifying the message:
-- mcode[1] = 'cvt_xxx' (string used as a key to get message info)
-- mcode[2] = 'parm1' (string to replace first %s if any in message)
-- mcode[3] = 'parm2' (string to replace second %s if any in message)
-- mcode[4] = 'parm3' (string to replace third %s if any in message)
local msg = text_code.all_messages[mcode[1]]
local nowiki = mw.text.nowiki
if msg then
local parts = {}
local regex, replace = msg.regex, msg.replace
for i = 1, 3 do
local limit = 40
local s = mcode[i + 1]
if s then
if regex and replace then
s = s:gsub(regex, replace)
limit = nil -- allow long "should be" messages
end
-- Escape user input so it does not break the message.
-- To avoid tags (like {{convert|1<math>23</math>|m}}) breaking
-- the mouseover title, any strip marker starting with char(127) is
-- replaced with '...' (text not needing i18n).
local append
local pos = s:find(string.char(127), 1, true)
if pos then
append = '...'
s = s:sub(1, pos - 1)
end
if limit and ulen(s) > limit then
s = usub(s, 1, limit)
append = '...'
end
s = nowiki(s) .. (append or '')
else
s = '?'
end
parts[i] = s
end
local title = format(msg[1] or 'Missing message', parts[1], parts[2], parts[3])
local text = msg[2] or 'Missing message'
local cat = wanted_category(text_code.all_categories[msg[3]]) or ''
local anchor = msg[4] or ''
local fmt = text_code.all_messages[msg.format or 'cvt_format'] or 'convert: bug'
title = title:gsub('"', '"')
return format(fmt, anchor, title, text, cat)
end
return 'Convert internal error: unknown message'
end
function add_warning(parms, level, key, text1, text2) -- for forward declaration above
-- If enabled, add a warning that will be displayed after the convert result.
-- To reduce output noise, only the first warning is displayed.
if config.warnings or level < 0 then
if level <= (tonumber(config.warnings) or 1) then
if parms.warnings == nil then
parms.warnings = message({ key, text1, text2 })
end
end
end
end
local function spell_number(parms, inout, number, numerator, denominator)
-- Return result of spelling (number, numerator, denominator), or
-- return nil if spelling is not available or not supported for given text.
-- Examples (each value must be a string or nil):
-- number numerator denominator output
-- ------ --------- ----------- -------------------
-- "1.23" nil nil one point two three
-- "1" "2" "3" one and two thirds
-- nil "2" "3" two thirds
if not speller then
local function get_speller(module)
return require(module).spell_number
end
local success
success, speller = pcall(get_speller, spell_module)
if not success or type(speller) ~= 'function' then
add_warning(parms, 1, 'cvt_no_spell')
return nil
end
end
local case
if parms.spell_upper == inout then
case = true
parms.spell_upper = nil -- only uppercase first word in a multiple unit
end
local sp = not parms.opt_sp_us
local adj = parms.opt_adjectival
return speller(number, numerator, denominator, case, sp, adj)
end
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- BEGIN: Code required only for built-in units.
-- LATER: If need much more code, move to another module to simplify this module.
local function speed_of_sound(altitude)
-- This is for the Mach built-in unit of speed.
-- Return speed of sound in metres per second at given altitude in feet.
-- If no altitude given, use default (zero altitude = sea level).
-- Table gives speed of sound in miles per hour at various altitudes:
-- altitude = -17,499 to 302,499 feet
-- mach_table[a + 4] = s where
-- a = (altitude / 5000) rounded to nearest integer (-3 to 60)
-- s = speed of sound (mph) at that altitude
-- LATER: Should calculate result from an interpolation between the next
-- lower and higher altitudes in table, rather than rounding to nearest.
-- From: http://www.aerospaceweb.org/question/atmosphere/q0112.shtml
local mach_table = { -- a =
799.5, 787.0, 774.2, 761.207051, -- -3 to 0
748.0, 734.6, 721.0, 707.0, 692.8, 678.3, 663.5, 660.1, 660.1, 660.1, -- 1 to 10
660.1, 660.1, 660.1, 662.0, 664.3, 666.5, 668.9, 671.1, 673.4, 675.6, -- 11 to 20
677.9, 683.7, 689.9, 696.0, 702.1, 708.1, 714.0, 719.9, 725.8, 731.6, -- 21 to 30
737.3, 737.7, 737.7, 736.2, 730.5, 724.6, 718.8, 712.9, 707.0, 701.1, -- 31 to 40
695.0, 688.9, 682.8, 676.6, 670.4, 664.1, 657.8, 652.9, 648.3, 643.7, -- 41 to 50
639.1, 634.4, 629.6, 624.8, 620.0, 615.2, 613.2, 613.2, 613.2, 613.5, -- 51 to 60
}
altitude = altitude or 0
local a = (altitude < 0) and -altitude or altitude
a = floor(a / 5000 + 0.5)
if altitude < 0 then
a = -a
end
if a < -3 then
a = -3
elseif a > 60 then
a = 60
end
return mach_table[a + 4] * 0.44704 -- mph converted to m/s
end
-- END: Code required only for built-in units.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function get_range(word)
-- Return a range (string or table) corresponding to word (like "to"),
-- or return nil if not a range word.
local ranges = text_code.ranges
return ranges.types[word] or ranges.types[ranges.aliases[word]]
end
local function check_mismatch(unit1, unit2)
-- If unit1 cannot be converted to unit2, return an error message table.
-- This allows conversion between units of the same type, and between
-- Nm (normally torque) and ftlb (energy), as in gun-related articles.
-- This works because Nm is the base unit (scale = 1) for both the
-- primary type (torque), and the alternate type (energy, where Nm = J).
-- A match occurs if the primary types are the same, or if unit1 matches
-- the alternate type of unit2, and vice versa. That provides a whitelist
-- of which conversions are permitted between normally incompatible types.
if unit1.utype == unit2.utype or
(unit1.utype == unit2.alttype and unit1.alttype == unit2.utype) then
return nil
end
return { 'cvt_mismatch', unit1.utype, unit2.utype }
end
local function override_from(out_table, in_table, fields)
-- Copy the specified fields from in_table to out_table, but do not
-- copy nil fields (keep any corresponding field in out_table).
for _, field in ipairs(fields) do
if in_table[field] then
out_table[field] = in_table[field]
end
end
end
local function shallow_copy(t)
-- Return a shallow copy of table t.
-- Do not need the features and overhead of the Scribunto mw.clone().
local result = {}
for k, v in pairs(t) do
result[k] = v
end
return result
end
local unit_mt = {
-- Metatable to get missing values for a unit that does not accept SI prefixes.
-- Warning: The boolean value 'false' is returned for any missing field
-- so __index is not called twice for the same field in a given unit.
__index = function (self, key)
local value
if key == 'name1' or key == 'sym_us' then
value = self.symbol
elseif key == 'name2' then
value = self.name1 .. plural_suffix
elseif key == 'name1_us' then
value = self.name1
if not rawget(self, 'name2_us') then
-- If name1_us is 'foot', do not make name2_us by appending plural_suffix.
self.name2_us = self.name2
end
elseif key == 'name2_us' then
local raw1_us = rawget(self, 'name1_us')
if raw1_us then
value = raw1_us .. plural_suffix
else
value = self.name2
end
elseif key == 'link' then
value = self.name1
else
value = false
end
rawset(self, key, value)
return value
end
}
local function prefixed_name(unit, name, index)
-- Return unit name with SI prefix inserted at correct position.
-- index = 1 (name1), 2 (name2), 3 (name1_us), 4 (name2_us).
-- The position is a byte (not character) index, so use Lua's sub().
local pos = rawget(unit, 'prefix_position')
if type(pos) == 'string' then
pos = tonumber(split(pos, ',')[index])
end
if pos then
return name:sub(1, pos - 1) .. unit.si_name .. name:sub(pos)
end
return unit.si_name .. name
end
local unit_prefixed_mt = {
-- Metatable to get missing values for a unit that accepts SI prefixes.
-- Before use, fields si_name, si_prefix must be defined.
-- The unit must define _symbol, _name1 and
-- may define _sym_us, _name1_us, _name2_us
-- (_sym_us, _name2_us may be defined for a language using sp=us
-- to refer to a variant unrelated to U.S. units).
__index = function (self, key)
local value
if key == 'symbol' then
value = self.si_prefix .. self._symbol
elseif key == 'sym_us' then
value = rawget(self, '_sym_us')
if value then
value = self.si_prefix .. value
else
value = self.symbol
end
elseif key == 'name1' then
value = prefixed_name(self, self._name1, 1)
elseif key == 'name2' then
value = rawget(self, '_name2')
if value then
value = prefixed_name(self, value, 2)
else
value = self.name1 .. plural_suffix
end
elseif key == 'name1_us' then
value = rawget(self, '_name1_us')
if value then
value = prefixed_name(self, value, 3)
else
value = self.name1
end
elseif key == 'name2_us' then
value = rawget(self, '_name2_us')
if value then
value = prefixed_name(self, value, 4)
elseif rawget(self, '_name1_us') then
value = self.name1_us .. plural_suffix
else
value = self.name2
end
elseif key == 'link' then
value = self.name1
else
value = false
end
rawset(self, key, value)
return value
end
}
local unit_per_mt = {
-- Metatable to get values for a per unit of form "x/y".
-- This is never called to determine a unit name or link because per units
-- are handled as a special case.
-- Similarly, the default output is handled elsewhere.
__index = function (self, key)
local value
if key == 'symbol' then
local per = self.per
local unit1, unit2 = per[1], per[2]
if unit1 then
value = unit1[key] .. '/' .. unit2[key]
else
value = '/' .. unit2[key]
end
elseif key == 'sym_us' then
value = self.symbol
elseif key == 'scale' then
local per = self.per
local unit1, unit2 = per[1], per[2]
value = (unit1 and unit1.scale or 1) * self.scalemultiplier / unit2.scale
else
value = false
end
rawset(self, key, value)
return value
end
}
local function make_per(unit_table, force_sp_us, ulookup)
-- Return true, t where t is a per unit with unit codes expanded to unit tables,
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
local result = { utype = unit_table.utype, per = {} }
override_from(result, unit_table, { 'invert', 'iscomplex', 'default', 'link', 'symbol', 'symlink' })
result.symbol_raw = (result.symbol or false) -- to distinguish between a defined exception and a metatable calculation
local prefix
for i, v in ipairs(unit_table.per) do
if i == 1 and v == '' then
-- First unit symbol can be empty; that gives a nil first unit table.
elseif i == 1 and text_code.currency[v] then
prefix = currency_text or v
else
local success, t = ulookup(v)
if not success then return false, t end
result.per[i] = t
if t.sp_us then -- if the top or bottom unit forces sp=us, set the per unit to use the correct name/symbol
force_sp_us = true
end
end
end
local multiplier = unit_table.multiplier
if not result.utype then
-- Creating an automatic per unit.
local unit1 = result.per[1]
local utype = (unit1 and unit1.utype or prefix or '') .. '/' .. result.per[2].utype
local t = data_code.per_unit_fixups[utype]
if t then
if type(t) == 'table' then
utype = t.utype or utype
result.link = result.link or t.link
multiplier = multiplier or t.multiplier
else
utype = t
end
end
result.utype = utype
end
result.scalemultiplier = multiplier or 1
result.vprefix = prefix or false -- set to non-nil to avoid calling __index
result.sp_us = force_sp_us
return true, setmetatable(result, unit_per_mt)
end
local function lookup(unitcode, opt_sp_us, what, utable, fails, depth)
-- Return true, t where t is a copy of the unit's converter table,
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
-- Parameter opt_sp_us is true for US spelling of SI prefixes and
-- the symbol and name of the unit. If true, the result includes field
-- sp_us = true (that field may also have been in the unit definition).
-- Parameter 'what' determines whether combination units are accepted:
-- 'no_combination' : single unit only
-- 'any_combination' : single unit or combination or output multiple
-- 'only_multiple' : single unit or output multiple only
-- Parameter unitcode is a symbol (like 'g'), with an optional SI prefix (like 'kg').
-- If, for example, 'kg' is in this table, that entry is used;
-- otherwise the prefix ('k') is applied to the base unit ('g').
-- If unitcode is a known combination code (and if allowed by what),
-- a table of output multiple unit tables is included in the result.
-- For compatibility with the old template, an underscore in a unitcode is
-- replaced with a space so usage like {{convert|350|board_feet}} works.
-- Wikignomes may also put two spaces or " " in combinations, so
-- replace underscore, " ", and multiple spaces with a single space.
utable = utable or all_units
fails = fails or {}
depth = depth and depth + 1 or 1
if depth > 9 then
-- There are ways to mistakenly define units which result in infinite
-- recursion when lookup() is called. That gives a long delay and very
-- confusing error messages, so the depth parameter is used as a guard.
return false, { 'cvt_lookup', unitcode }
end
if unitcode == nil or unitcode == '' then
return false, { 'cvt_no_unit' }
end
unitcode = unitcode:gsub('_', ' '):gsub(' ', ' '):gsub(' +', ' ')
local t = utable[unitcode]
if t then
if t.shouldbe then
return false, { 'cvt_should_be', t.shouldbe }
end
local force_sp_us = opt_sp_us
if t.sp_us then
force_sp_us = true
opt_sp_us = true
end
local target = t.target -- nil, or unitcode is an alias for this target
if target then
local success, result = lookup(target, opt_sp_us, what, utable, fails, depth)
if not success then return false, result end
override_from(result, t, { 'customary', 'default', 'link', 'symbol', 'symlink' })
local multiplier = t.multiplier
if multiplier then
result.multiplier = tostring(multiplier)
result.scale = result.scale * multiplier
end
return true, result
end
if t.per then
return make_per(t, force_sp_us, function (ucode) return lookup(ucode, opt_sp_us, 'no_combination', utable, fails, depth) end)
end
local combo = t.combination -- nil or a table of unitcodes
if combo then
local multiple = t.multiple
if what == 'no_combination' or (what == 'only_multiple' and not multiple) then
return false, { 'cvt_bad_unit', unitcode }
end
-- Recursively create a combination table containing the
-- converter table of each unitcode.
local result = { utype = t.utype, multiple = multiple, combination = {} }
local cvt = result.combination
for i, v in ipairs(combo) do
local success, t = lookup(v, opt_sp_us, multiple and 'no_combination' or 'only_multiple', utable, fails, depth)
if not success then return false, t end
cvt[i] = t
end
return true, result
end
local result = shallow_copy(t)
result.sp_us = force_sp_us
if result.prefixes then
result.si_name = ''
result.si_prefix = ''
return true, setmetatable(result, unit_prefixed_mt)
end
return true, setmetatable(result, unit_mt)
end
local SIprefixes = text_code.SIprefixes
for plen = SIprefixes[1] or 2, 1, -1 do
-- Look for an SI prefix; should never occur with an alias.
-- Check for longer prefix first ('dam' is decametre).
-- SIprefixes[1] = prefix maximum #characters (as seen by mw.ustring.sub).
local prefix = usub(unitcode, 1, plen)
local si = SIprefixes[prefix]
if si then
local t = utable[usub(unitcode, plen+1)]
if t and t.prefixes then
local result = shallow_copy(t)
if opt_sp_us then
result.sp_us = true
end
if result.sp_us and si.name_us then
result.si_name = si.name_us
else
result.si_name = si.name
end
result.si_prefix = si.prefix or prefix
result.scale = t.scale * 10 ^ (si.exponent * t.prefixes)
return true, setmetatable(result, unit_prefixed_mt)
end
end
end
-- Accept any unit with an engineering notation prefix like "e6cuft"
-- (million cubic feet), but not chained prefixes like "e3e6cuft",
-- and not if the unit is a combination or multiple,
-- and not if the unit has an offset or is a built-in.
-- Only en digits are accepted.
local has_plus = unitcode:find('+', 1, true)
if not has_plus then
local exponent, baseunit = unitcode:match('^e(%d+)(.*)')
if exponent then
local engscale = text_code.eng_scales[exponent]
if engscale then
local success, result = lookup(baseunit, opt_sp_us, 'no_combination', utable, fails, depth)
if success and not (result.offset or result.builtin or result.engscale) then
result.defkey = unitcode -- key to lookup default exception
result.engscale = engscale
result.scale = result.scale * 10 ^ tonumber(exponent)
return true, result
end
end
end
end
-- Accept user-defined combinations like "acre+m2+ha" or "acre m2 ha" for output.
-- If '+' is used, each unit code can include a space, and any error is fatal.
-- If ' ' is used and if each space-separated word is a unit code, it is a combo,
-- but errors are not fatal so the unit code can be looked up as an extra unit.
local err_is_fatal
local combo = collection()
if has_plus then
err_is_fatal = true
for item in (unitcode .. '+'):gmatch('%s*(.-)%s*%+') do
if item ~= '' then
combo:add(item)
end
end
elseif unitcode:find('%s') then
for item in unitcode:gmatch('%S+') do
combo:add(item)
end
end
if combo.n > 1 then
local function lookup_combo()
if what == 'no_combination' or what == 'only_multiple' then
return false, { 'cvt_bad_unit', unitcode }
end
local result = { combination = {} }
local cvt = result.combination
for i, v in ipairs(combo) do
local success, t = lookup(v, opt_sp_us, 'only_multiple', utable, fails, depth)
if not success then return false, t end
if i == 1 then
result.utype = t.utype
else
local mismatch = check_mismatch(result, t)
if mismatch then
return false, mismatch
end
end
cvt[i] = t
end
return true, result
end
local success, result = lookup_combo()
if success or err_is_fatal then
return success, result
end
end
-- Look for x/y; split on right-most slash to get scale correct (x/y/z is x/y per z).
local top, bottom = unitcode:match('^(.-)/([^/]+)$')
if top and not unitcode:find('e%d') then
-- If valid, create an automatic per unit for an "x/y" unit code.
-- The unitcode must not include extraneous spaces.
-- Engineering notation (apart from at start and which has been stripped before here),
-- is not supported so do not make a per unit if find text like 'e3' in unitcode.
local success, result = make_per({ per = {top, bottom} }, opt_sp_us, function (ucode) return lookup(ucode, opt_sp_us, 'no_combination', utable, fails, depth) end)
if success then
return true, result
end
end
if not ignore_extra_units and not get_range(unitcode) then
-- Want the "what links here" list for the extra_module to show only cases
-- where an extra unit is used, so do not require it if invoked from {{val}}
-- or if looking up a range word which cannot be a unit.
if not extra_units then
local success, extra = pcall(function () return require(extra_module).extra_units end)
if success and type(extra) == 'table' then
extra_units = extra
end
end
if extra_units then
-- A unit in one data table might refer to a unit in the other table, so
-- switch between them, relying on fails or depth to terminate loops.
if not fails[unitcode] then
fails[unitcode] = true
local other = (utable == all_units) and extra_units or all_units
local success, result = lookup(unitcode, opt_sp_us, what, other, fails, depth)
if success then
return true, result
end
end
end
end
if to_en_table then
-- At fawiki it is common to translate all digits so a unit like "km2" becomes "km۲".
local en_code = ustring.gsub(unitcode, '%d', to_en_table)
if en_code ~= unitcode then
return lookup(en_code, opt_sp_us, what, utable, fails, depth)
end
end
return false, { 'cvt_unknown', unitcode }
end
local function valid_number(num)
-- Return true if num is a valid number.
-- In Scribunto (different from some standard Lua), when expressed as a string,
-- overflow or other problems are indicated with text like "inf" or "nan"
-- which are regarded as invalid here (each contains "n").
if type(num) == 'number' and tostring(num):find('n', 1, true) == nil then
return true
end
end
local function hyphenated(name, parts)
-- Return a hyphenated form of given name (for adjectival usage).
-- The name may be linked and the target of the link must not be changed.
-- Hypothetical examples:
-- [[long ton|ton]] → [[long ton|ton]] (no change)
-- [[tonne|long ton]] → [[tonne|long-ton]]
-- [[metric ton|long ton]] → [[metric ton|long-ton]]
-- [[long ton]] → [[long ton|long-ton]]
-- Input can also have multiple links in a single name like:
-- [[United States customary units|U.S.]] [[US gallon|gallon]]
-- [[mile]]s per [[United States customary units|U.S.]] [[quart]]
-- [[long ton]]s per [[short ton]]
-- Assume that links cannot be nested (never like "[[abc[[def]]ghi]]").
-- This uses a simple and efficient procedure that works for most cases.
-- Some units (if used) would require more, and can later think about
-- adding a method to handle exceptions.
-- The procedure is to replace each space with a hyphen, but
-- not a space after ')' [for "(pre-1954 US) nautical mile"], and
-- not spaces immediately before '(' or in '(...)' [for cases like
-- "British thermal unit (ISO)" and "Calorie (International Steam Table)"].
if name:find(' ', 1, true) then
if parts then
local pos
if name:sub(1, 1) == '(' then
pos = name:find(')', 1, true)
if pos then
return name:sub(1, pos+1) .. name:sub(pos+2):gsub(' ', '-')
end
elseif name:sub(-1) == ')' then
pos = name:find('(', 1, true)
if pos then
return name:sub(1, pos-2):gsub(' ', '-') .. name:sub(pos-1)
end
end
return name:gsub(' ', '-')
end
parts = collection()
for before, item, after in name:gmatch('([^[]*)(%[%[[^[]*%]%])([^[]*)') do
if item:find(' ', 1, true) then
local prefix
local plen = item:find('|', 1, true)
if plen then
prefix = item:sub(1, plen)
item = item:sub(plen + 1, -3)
else
prefix = item:sub(1, -3) .. '|'
item = item:sub(3, -3)
end
item = prefix .. hyphenated(item, parts) .. ']]'
end
parts:add(before:gsub(' ', '-') .. item .. after:gsub(' ', '-'))
end
if parts.n == 0 then
-- No link like "[[...]]" was found in the original name.
parts:add(hyphenated(name, parts))
end
return table.concat(parts)
end
return name
end
local function hyphenated_maybe(parms, want_name, sep, id, inout)
-- Return s, f where
-- s = id, possibly modified
-- f = true if hyphenated
-- Possible modifications: hyphenate; prepend '-'; append mid text.
if id == nil or id == '' then
return ''
end
local mid = (inout == (parms.opt_flip and 'out' or 'in')) and parms.mid or ''
if want_name then
if parms.opt_adjectival then
return '-' .. hyphenated(id) .. mid, true
end
if parms.opt_add_s and id:sub(-1) ~= 's' then
id = id .. 's' -- for nowiki
end
end
return sep .. id .. mid
end
local function change_sign(text)
-- Change sign of text for correct appearance because it is negated.
if text:sub(1, 1) == '-' then
return text:sub(2)
end
return '-' .. text
end
local function use_minus(text)
-- Return text with Unicode minus instead of '-', if present.
if text:sub(1, 1) == '-' then
return MINUS .. text:sub(2)
end
return text
end
local function digit_grouper(method, gaps)
-- Return a table to hold groups of digits which can be joined with
-- suitable separators (such as commas).
-- Each group is separately translated to the local language because
-- gap separators include digits which should not be translated.
-- Parameter method is a number or nil:
-- 3 for 3-digit grouping, or
-- 2 for 3-then-2 grouping.
-- Parameter gaps is true to use <span> gaps (numsep ignored).
return {
n = 0,
add = function (self, digits)
self.n = self.n + 1
self[self.n] = from_en(digits)
end,
join = function (self, rhs)
-- Concatenate in reverse order.
if gaps then
local result = ''
for i = 1, self.n - 1 do
result = '<span style="margin-left: 0.25em">' .. self[i] .. '</span>' .. result
end
return '<span style="white-space: nowrap">' .. self[self.n] .. result .. from_en(rhs) .. '</span>'
else
local result = self[1]
for i = 2, self.n do
result = self[i] .. numsep .. result
end
return result .. from_en(rhs)
end
end,
step = 3,
next_position = function (self, previous)
-- Return position of digit just before next group.
-- Digits are grouped from right-to-left (least significant first).
local result = previous - self.step
if method == 2 then
self.step = 2
end
return (result < 0) and 0 or result
end,
}
end
function with_separator(parms, text) -- for forward declaration above
-- Input text is a number in en digits and optional '.' decimal mark.
-- Return an equivalent of text, formatted for display:
-- with a custom decimal mark instead of '.', if wanted
-- with thousand separators inserted, if wanted
-- digits in local language
-- The given text is like '123' or '12345.6789' or '1.23e45'
-- (at one time e-notation could occur when processing an input value,
-- but is now handled elsewhere for scientific notation).
-- The text has no sign (caller inserts that later, if necessary).
-- Separator is inserted only in the integer part of the significand
-- (not after the decimal mark, and not after 'e' or 'E').
if parms.opt_nocomma or numsep == '' then
return from_en(text)
end
local last = text:match('()[.eE]') -- () returns position
if last == nil then
last = #text
else
last = last - 1 -- index of last character before dot/e/E
end
if last < 4 or (last == 4 and parms.opt_comma5) then
return from_en(text)
end
local groups = digit_grouper(group_method, parms.opt_gaps)
local i = last
while i > 0 do
local position = groups:next_position(i)
groups:add(text:sub(position+1, i))
i = position
end
return groups:join(text:sub(last+1))
end
-- An input value like 1.23e12 is displayed using scientific notation (1.23×10¹²).
-- That also makes the output use scientific notation, except for small values.
-- In addition, very small or very large output values use scientific notation.
-- Use format(fmtpower, significand, '10', exponent) where each argument is a string.
local fmtpower = '%s<span style="margin:0 .15em 0 .25em">×</span>%s<sup>%s</sup>'
local function with_exponent(show, exponent)
-- Return wikitext to display the implied value in scientific notation.
-- Input uses en digits; output uses digits in local language.
return format(fmtpower, from_en(show), from_en('10'), use_minus(from_en(tostring(exponent))))
end
local function make_sigfig(value, sigfig)
-- Return show, exponent that are equivalent to the result of
-- converting the number 'value' (where value >= 0) to a string,
-- rounded to 'sigfig' significant figures.
-- The returned items are:
-- show: a string of digits; no sign and no dot;
-- there is an implied dot before show.
-- exponent: a number (an integer) to shift the implied dot.
-- Resulting value = tonumber('.' .. show) * 10^exponent.
-- Examples:
-- make_sigfig(23.456, 3) returns '235', 2 (.235 * 10^2).
-- make_sigfig(0.0023456, 3) returns '235', -2 (.235 * 10^-2).
-- make_sigfig(0, 3) returns '000', 1 (.000 * 10^1).
if sigfig <= 0 then
sigfig = 1
elseif sigfig > maxsigfig then
sigfig = maxsigfig
end
if value == 0 then
return string.rep('0', sigfig), 1
end
local exp, fracpart = math.modf(log10(value))
if fracpart >= 0 then
fracpart = fracpart - 1
exp = exp + 1
end
local digits = format('%.0f', 10^(fracpart + sigfig))
if #digits > sigfig then
-- Overflow (for sigfig=3: like 0.9999 rounding to "1000"; need "100").
digits = digits:sub(1, sigfig)
exp = exp + 1
end
assert(#digits == sigfig, 'Bug: rounded number has wrong length')
return digits, exp
end
-- Fraction output format.
local fracfmt = {
{ -- Like {{frac}} (fraction slash).
-- 1/2 : sign, numerator, denominator
-- 1+2/3 : signed_wholenumber, numerator, denominator
'<span class="frac nowrap">%s<sup>%s</sup>⁄<sub>%s</sub></span>',
'<span class="frac nowrap">%s<span class="visualhide"> </span><sup>%s</sup>⁄<sub>%s</sub></span>',
},
{ -- Like {{sfrac}} (fraction horizontal bar).
-- 1//2 : sign, numerator, denominator (sign should probably be before the fraction, but then it can wrap, and html is already too long)
-- 1+2//3 : signed_wholenumber, numerator, denominator
'<span class="sfrac nowrap" style="display:inline-block; vertical-align:-0.5em; font-size:85%%; text-align:center;"><span style="display:block; line-height:1em; padding:0 0.1em;">%s%s</span><span class="visualhide">/</span><span style="display:block; line-height:1em; padding:0 0.1em; border-top:1px solid;">%s</span></span>',
'<span class="sfrac nowrap">%s<span class="visualhide"> </span><span style="display:inline-block; vertical-align:-0.5em; font-size:85%%; text-align:center;"><span style="display:block; line-height:1em; padding:0 0.1em;">%s</span><span class="visualhide">/</span><span style="display:block; line-height:1em; padding:0 0.1em; border-top:1px solid;">%s</span></span></span>',
},
}
local function format_fraction(parms, inout, negative, wholestr, numstr, denstr, do_spell, style)
-- Return wikitext for a fraction, possibly spelled.
-- Inputs use en digits and have no sign; output uses digits in local language.
local wikitext
if not style then
style = parms.opt_fraction_horizontal and 2 or 1
end
if wholestr == '' then
wholestr = nil
end
if wholestr then
local decorated = with_separator(parms, wholestr)
if negative then
decorated = MINUS .. decorated
end
local fmt = fracfmt[style][2]
wikitext = format(fmt, decorated, from_en(numstr), from_en(denstr))
else
local sign = negative and MINUS or ''
wikitext = format(fracfmt[style][1], sign, from_en(numstr), from_en(denstr))
end
if do_spell then
if negative then
if wholestr then
wholestr = '-' .. wholestr
else
numstr = '-' .. numstr
end
end
wikitext = spell_number(parms, inout, wholestr, numstr, denstr) or wikitext
end
return wikitext
end
local function format_number(parms, show, exponent, isnegative)
-- Parameter show is a string or a table containing strings.
-- Each string is a formatted number in en digits and optional '.' decimal mark.
-- A table represents a fraction: integer, numerator, denominator;
-- if a table is given, exponent must be nil.
-- Return t where t is a table with fields:
-- show = wikitext formatted to display implied value
-- (digits in local language)
-- is_scientific = true if show uses scientific notation
-- clean = unformatted show (possibly adjusted and with inserted '.')
-- (en digits)
-- sign = '' or MINUS
-- exponent = exponent (possibly adjusted)
-- The clean and exponent fields can be used to calculate the
-- rounded absolute value, if needed.
--
-- The value implied by the arguments is found from:
-- exponent is nil; and
-- show is a string of digits (no sign), with an optional dot;
-- show = '123.4' is value 123.4, '1234' is value 1234.0;
-- or:
-- exponent is an integer indicating where dot should be;
-- show is a string of digits (no sign and no dot);
-- there is an implied dot before show;
-- show does not start with '0';
-- show = '1234', exponent = 3 is value 0.1234*10^3 = 123.4.
--
-- The formatted result:
-- * Is for an output value and is spelled if wanted and possible.
-- * Includes a Unicode minus if isnegative and not spelled.
-- * Uses a custom decimal mark, if wanted.
-- * Has digits grouped where necessary, if wanted.
-- * Uses scientific notation if requested, or for very small or large values
-- (which forces result to not be spelled).
-- * Has no more than maxsigfig significant digits
-- (same as old template and {{#expr}}).
local xhi, xlo -- these control when scientific notation (exponent) is used
if parms.opt_scientific then
xhi, xlo = 4, 2 -- default for output if input uses e-notation
elseif parms.opt_scientific_always then
xhi, xlo = 0, 0 -- always use scientific notation (experimental)
else
xhi, xlo = 10, 4 -- default
end
local sign = isnegative and MINUS or ''
local maxlen = maxsigfig
local tfrac
if type(show) == 'table' then
tfrac = show
show = tfrac.wholestr
assert(exponent == nil, 'Bug: exponent given with fraction')
end
if not tfrac and not exponent then
local integer, dot, decimals = show:match('^(%d*)(%.?)(.*)')
if integer == '0' or integer == '' then
local zeros, figs = decimals:match('^(0*)([^0]?.*)')
if #figs == 0 then
if #zeros > maxlen then
show = '0.' .. zeros:sub(1, maxlen)
end
elseif #zeros >= xlo then
show = figs
exponent = -#zeros
elseif #figs > maxlen then
show = '0.' .. zeros .. figs:sub(1, maxlen)
end
elseif #integer >= xhi then
show = integer .. decimals
exponent = #integer
else
maxlen = maxlen + #dot
if #show > maxlen then
show = show:sub(1, maxlen)
end
end
end
if exponent then
local function zeros(n)
return string.rep('0', n)
end
if #show > maxlen then
show = show:sub(1, maxlen)
end
if exponent > xhi or exponent <= -xlo or (exponent == xhi and show ~= '1' .. zeros(xhi - 1)) then
-- When xhi, xlo = 10, 4 (the default), scientific notation is used if the
-- rounded value satisfies: value >= 1e9 or value < 1e-4 (1e9 = 0.1e10),
-- except if show is '1000000000' (1e9), for example:
-- {{convert|1000000000|m|m|sigfig=10}} → 1,000,000,000 metres (1,000,000,000 m)
local significand
if #show > 1 then
significand = show:sub(1, 1) .. '.' .. show:sub(2)
else
significand = show
end
return {
clean = '.' .. show,
exponent = exponent,
sign = sign,
show = sign .. with_exponent(significand, exponent-1),
is_scientific = true,
}
end
if exponent >= #show then
show = show .. zeros(exponent - #show) -- result has no dot
elseif exponent <= 0 then
show = '0.' .. zeros(-exponent) .. show
else
show = show:sub(1, exponent) .. '.' .. show:sub(exponent+1)
end
end
local formatted_show
if tfrac then
show = tostring(tfrac.value) -- to set clean in returned table
formatted_show = format_fraction(parms, 'out', isnegative, tfrac.wholestr, tfrac.numstr, tfrac.denstr, parms.opt_spell_out)
else
if isnegative and show:match('^0.?0*$') then
sign = '' -- don't show minus if result is negative but rounds to zero
end
formatted_show = sign .. with_separator(parms, show)
if parms.opt_spell_out then
formatted_show = spell_number(parms, 'out', sign .. show) or formatted_show
end
end
return {
clean = show,
sign = sign,
show = formatted_show,
is_scientific = false, -- to avoid calling __index
}
end
local function extract_fraction(parms, text, negative)
-- If text represents a fraction, return
-- value, altvalue, show, denominator
-- where
-- value is a number (value of the fraction in argument text)
-- altvalue is an alternate interpretation of any fraction for the hands
-- unit where "12.1+3/4" means 12 hands 1.75 inches
-- show is a string (formatted text for display of an input value,
-- and is spelled if wanted and possible)
-- denominator is value of the denominator in the fraction
-- Otherwise, return nil.
-- Input uses en digits and '.' decimal mark (input has been translated).
-- Output uses digits in local language and local decimal mark, if any.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Originally this function accepted x+y/z where x, y, z were any valid
-- numbers, possibly with a sign. For example '1.23e+2+1.2/2.4' = 123.5,
-- and '2-3/8' = 1.625. However, such usages were found to be errors or
-- misunderstandings, so since August 2014 the following restrictions apply:
-- x (if present) is an integer or has a single digit after decimal mark
-- y and z are unsigned integers
-- e-notation is not accepted
-- The overall number can start with '+' or '-' (so '12+3/4' and '+12+3/4'
-- and '-12-3/4' are valid).
-- Any leading negative sign is removed by the caller, so only inputs
-- like the following are accepted here (may have whitespace):
-- negative = false false true (there was a leading '-')
-- text = '2/3' '+2/3' '2/3'
-- text = '1+2/3' '+1+2/3' '1-2/3'
-- text = '12.3+1/2' '+12.3+1/2' '12.3-1/2'
-- Values like '12.3+1/2' are accepted, but are intended only for use
-- with the hands unit (not worth adding code to enforce that).
------------------------------------------------------------------------
local numstr, whole
local leading_plus, prefix, numstr, slashes, denstr =
text:match('^%s*(%+?)%s*(.-)%s*(%d+)%s*(/+)%s*(%d+)%s*$')
if not leading_plus then
-- Accept a single U+2044 fraction slash because that may be pasted.
leading_plus, prefix, numstr, denstr =
text:match('^%s*(%+?)%s*(.-)%s*(%d+)%s*⁄%s*(%d+)%s*$')
slashes = '/'
end
local numerator = tonumber(numstr)
local denominator = tonumber(denstr)
if numerator == nil or denominator == nil or (negative and leading_plus ~= '') then
return nil
end
local wholestr
if prefix == '' then
wholestr = ''
whole = 0
else
-- Any prefix must be like '12+' or '12-' (whole number and fraction sign);
-- '12.3+' and '12.3-' are also accepted (single digit after decimal point)
-- because '12.3+1/2 hands' is valid (12 hands 3½ inches).
local num1, num2, frac_sign = prefix:match('^(%d+)(%.?%d?)%s*([+%-])$')
if num1 == nil then return nil end
if num2 == '' then -- num2 must be '' or like '.1' but not '.' or '.12'
wholestr = num1
else
if #num2 ~= 2 then return nil end
wholestr = num1 .. num2
end
if frac_sign ~= (negative and '-' or '+') then return nil end
whole = tonumber(wholestr)
if whole == nil then return nil end
end
local value = whole + numerator / denominator
if not valid_number(value) then return nil end
local altvalue = whole + numerator / (denominator * 10)
local style = #slashes -- kludge: 1 or 2 slashes can be used to select style
if style > 2 then style = 2 end
local wikitext = format_fraction(parms, 'in', negative, leading_plus .. wholestr, numstr, denstr, parms.opt_spell_in, style)
return value, altvalue, wikitext, denominator
end
local function extract_number(parms, text, another, no_fraction)
-- Return true, info if can extract a number from text,
-- where info is a table with the result,
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
-- Input can use en digits or digits in local language and can
-- have one reference at the end. Accepting a reference is intended
-- for use in infoboxes with a field for a value passed to convert.
-- Parameter another = true if the expected value is not the first.
-- Before processing, the input text is cleaned:
-- * Any thousand separators (valid or not) are removed.
-- * Any sign (and optional following whitespace) is replaced with
-- '-' (if negative) or '' (otherwise).
-- That replaces Unicode minus with '-'.
-- If successful, the returned info table contains named fields:
-- value = a valid number
-- altvalue = a valid number, usually same as value but different
-- if fraction used (for hands unit)
-- singular = true if value is 1 or -1 (to use singular form of units)
-- clean = cleaned text with any separators and sign removed
-- (en digits and '.' decimal mark)
-- show = text formatted for output, possibly with ref strip marker
-- (digits in local language and custom decimal mark)
-- The resulting show:
-- * Is for an input value and is spelled if wanted and possible.
-- * Has a rounded value, if wanted.
-- * Has digits grouped where necessary, if wanted.
-- * If negative, a Unicode minus is used; otherwise the sign is
-- '+' (if the input text used '+'), or is '' (if no sign in input).
text = strip(text or '')
local t, reference = text:match('^(.*)(\127UNIQ%x+%-ref%-%x+%-QINU\127)$')
if reference then -- found a single strip marker at end containing "-ref-"
text = strip(t)
end
local clean = to_en(text, parms)
if clean == '' then
return false, { another and 'cvt_no_num2' or 'cvt_no_num' }
end
local isnegative, propersign = false, '' -- most common case
local singular, show, denominator
local value = tonumber(clean)
local altvalue
if value then
local sign = clean:sub(1, 1)
if sign == '+' or sign == '-' then
propersign = (sign == '+') and '+' or MINUS
clean = clean:sub(2)
end
if value < 0 then
isnegative = true
value = -value
end
else
local valstr
for _, prefix in ipairs({ '-', MINUS, '−' }) do
-- Including '-' means inputs like '- 2' (with space) are accepted as -2.
-- It also sets isnegative in case input is a fraction like '-2-3/4'.
local plen = #prefix
if clean:sub(1, plen) == prefix then
valstr = clean:sub(plen + 1)
break
end
end
if valstr then
isnegative = true
propersign = MINUS
clean = valstr
value = tonumber(clean)
end
if value == nil then
if not no_fraction then
value, altvalue, show, denominator = extract_fraction(parms, clean, isnegative)
end
if value == nil then
return false, { 'cvt_bad_num', text }
end
if value <= 1 then
singular = true -- for example, "½ mile" or "one half mile" (singular unit)
end
end
end
if not valid_number(value) then -- for example, "1e310" may overflow
return false, { 'cvt_invalid_num' }
end
if show == nil then
-- clean is a non-empty string with no spaces, and does not represent a fraction,
-- and tonumber(clean) is a number.
-- If the input uses e-notation, show will be displayed using a power of ten, but
-- we use the number as given so it might not be normalized scientific notation.
-- The input value is spelled if specified so any e-notation is ignored;
-- that allows input like 2e6 to be spelled as "two million" which works
-- because the spell module converts '2e6' to '2000000' before spelling.
local function rounded(value, default)
local precision = parms.opt_ri
if precision then
local fmt = '%.' .. format('%d', precision) .. 'f'
return fmt:format(tonumber(value) + 2e-14) -- fudge for some common cases of bad rounding
end
return default
end
singular = (value == 1)
local scientific
local significand, exponent = clean:match('^([%d.]+)[Ee]([+%-]?%d+)')
if significand then
show = with_exponent(rounded(significand, significand), exponent)
scientific = true
else
show = with_separator(parms, rounded(value, clean))
end
show = propersign .. show
if parms.opt_spell_in then
show = spell_number(parms, 'in', propersign .. rounded(clean, clean)) or show
scientific = false
end
if scientific then
parms.opt_scientific = true
end
end
local altvalue = altvalue or value
if isnegative and (value ~= 0) then
value = -value
altvalue = -altvalue
end
return true, {
value = value,
altvalue = altvalue,
singular = singular,
clean = clean,
show = show .. (reference or ''),
denominator = denominator,
}
end
local function get_number(text)
-- Return v, f where:
-- v = nil (text is not a number)
-- or
-- v = value of text (text is a number)
-- f = true if value is an integer
-- Input can use en digits or digits in local language,
-- but no separators, no Unicode minus, and no fraction.
if text then
local number = tonumber(to_en(text))
if number then
local integer, fracpart = math.modf(number)
return number, (fracpart == 0)
end
end
end
local function gcd(a, b)
-- Return the greatest common denominator for the given values,
-- which are known to be positive integers.
if a > b then
a, b = b, a
end
if a <= 0 then
return b
end
local r = b % a
if r <= 0 then
return a
end
if r == 1 then
return 1
end
return gcd(r, a)
end
local function fraction_table(value, denominator)
-- Return value as a string or a table:
-- * If result is a string, there is no fraction, and the result
-- is value formatted as a string of en digits.
-- * If result is a table, it represents a fraction with named fields:
-- wholestr, numstr, denstr (strings of en digits for integer, numerator, denominator).
-- The result is rounded to the nearest multiple of (1/denominator).
-- If the multiple is zero, no fraction is included.
-- No fraction is included if value is very large as the fraction would
-- be unhelpful, particularly if scientific notation is required.
-- Input value is a non-negative number.
-- Input denominator is a positive integer for the desired fraction.
if value <= 0 then
return '0'
end
if denominator <= 0 or value > 1e8 then
return format('%.2f', value)
end
local integer, decimals = math.modf(value)
local numerator = floor((decimals * denominator) +
0.5 + 2e-14) -- add fudge for some common cases of bad rounding
if numerator >= denominator then
integer = integer + 1
numerator = 0
end
local wholestr = tostring(integer)
if numerator > 0 then
local div = gcd(numerator, denominator)
if div > 1 then
numerator = numerator / div
denominator = denominator / div
end
return {
wholestr = (integer > 0) and wholestr or '',
numstr = tostring(numerator),
denstr = tostring(denominator),
value = value,
}
end
return wholestr
end
local function preunits(count, preunit1, preunit2)
-- If count is 1:
-- ignore preunit2
-- return p1
-- else:
-- preunit1 is used for preunit2 if the latter is empty
-- return p1, p2
-- where:
-- p1 is text to insert before the input unit
-- p2 is text to insert before the output unit
-- p1 or p2 may be nil to mean "no preunit"
-- Using '+ ' gives output like "5+ feet" (no preceding space).
local function withspace(text, i)
-- Insert space at beginning if i == 1, or at end if i == -1.
-- However, no space is inserted if there is a space or ' '
-- or '-' at that position ('-' is for adjectival text).
local current = text:sub(i, i)
if current == ' ' or current == '-' then
return text
end
if i == 1 then
current = text:sub(1, 6)
else
current = text:sub(-6, -1)
end
if current == ' ' then
return text
end
if i == 1 then
return ' ' .. text
end
return text .. ' '
end
preunit1 = preunit1 or ''
local trim1 = strip(preunit1)
if count == 1 then
if trim1 == '' then
return nil
end
return withspace(withspace(preunit1, 1), -1)
end
preunit2 = preunit2 or ''
local trim2 = strip(preunit2)
if trim1 == '' and trim2 == '' then
return nil, nil
end
if trim1 ~= '+' then
preunit1 = withspace(preunit1, 1)
end
if trim2 == ' ' then -- trick to make preunit2 empty
preunit2 = nil
elseif trim2 == '' then
preunit2 = preunit1
elseif trim2 ~= '+' then
preunit2 = withspace(preunit2, 1)
end
return preunit1, preunit2
end
local function range_text(range, want_name, parms, before, after, inout)
-- Return before .. rtext .. after
-- where rtext is the text that separates two values in a range.
local rtext, adj_text, exception
if type(range) == 'table' then
-- Table must specify range text for ('off' and 'on') or ('input' and 'output'),
-- and may specify range text for 'adj=on',
-- and may specify exception = true.
rtext = range[want_name and 'off' or 'on'] or
range[((inout == 'in') == (parms.opt_flip == true)) and 'output' or 'input']
adj_text = range['adj']
exception = range['exception']
else
rtext = range
end
if parms.opt_adjectival then
if want_name or (exception and parms.abbr_org == 'on') then
rtext = adj_text or rtext:gsub(' ', '-'):gsub(' ', '-')
end
end
if rtext == '–' and after:sub(1, #MINUS) == MINUS then
rtext = ' – '
end
return before .. rtext .. after
end
local function get_composite(parms, iparm, in_unit_table)
-- Look for a composite input unit. For example, "{{convert|1|yd|2|ft|3|in}}"
-- would result in a call to this function with
-- iparm = 3 (parms[iparm] = "2", just after the first unit)
-- in_unit_table = (unit table for "yd"; contains value 1 for number of yards)
-- Return true, iparm, unit where
-- iparm = index just after the composite units (7 in above example)
-- unit = composite unit table holding all input units,
-- or return true if no composite unit is present in parms,
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
local default, subinfo
local composite_units, count = { in_unit_table }, 1
local fixups = {}
local total = in_unit_table.valinfo[1].value
local subunit = in_unit_table
while subunit.subdivs do -- subdivs is nil or a table of allowed subdivisions
local subcode = strip(parms[iparm+1])
local subdiv = subunit.subdivs[subcode] or subunit.subdivs[(all_units[subcode] or {}).target]
if not subdiv then
break
end
local success
success, subunit = lookup(subcode, parms.opt_sp_us, 'no_combination')
if not success then return false, subunit end -- should never occur
success, subinfo = extract_number(parms, parms[iparm])
if not success then return false, subinfo end
iparm = iparm + 2
subunit.inout = 'in'
subunit.valinfo = { subinfo }
-- Recalculate total as a number of subdivisions.
-- subdiv[1] = number of subdivisions per previous unit (integer > 1).
total = total * subdiv[1] + subinfo.value
if not default then -- set by the first subdiv with a default defined
default = subdiv.default
end
count = count + 1
composite_units[count] = subunit
if subdiv.unit or subdiv.name then
fixups[count] = { unit = subdiv.unit, name = subdiv.name, valinfo = subunit.valinfo }
end
end
if count == 1 then
return true -- no error and no composite unit
end
for i, fixup in pairs(fixups) do
local unit = fixup.unit
local name = fixup.name
if not unit or (count > 2 and name) then
composite_units[i].fixed_name = name
else
local success, alternate = lookup(unit, parms.opt_sp_us, 'no_combination')
if not success then return false, alternate end -- should never occur
alternate.inout = 'in'
alternate.valinfo = fixup.valinfo
composite_units[i] = alternate
end
end
return true, iparm, {
utype = in_unit_table.utype,
scale = subunit.scale, -- scale of last (least significant) unit
valinfo = { { value = total, clean = subinfo.clean, denominator = subinfo.denominator } },
composite = composite_units,
default = default or in_unit_table.default
}
end
local function translate_parms(parms, kv_pairs)
-- Update fields in parms by translating each key:value in kv_pairs to terms
-- used by this module (may involve translating from local language to English).
-- Also, checks are performed which may display warnings, if enabled.
-- Return true if successful or return false, t where t is an error message table.
currency_text = nil -- local testing can hold module in memory; must clear globals
if kv_pairs.adj and kv_pairs.sing then
-- For enwiki (before translation), warn if attempt to use adj and sing
-- as the latter is a deprecated alias for the former.
if kv_pairs.adj ~= kv_pairs.sing and kv_pairs.sing ~= '' then
add_warning(parms, 1, 'cvt_unknown_option', 'sing=' .. kv_pairs.sing)
end
kv_pairs.sing = nil
end
for loc_name, loc_value in pairs(kv_pairs) do
local en_name = text_code.en_option_name[loc_name]
if en_name then
local en_value
if en_name == '$' or en_name == 'frac' or en_name == 'sigfig' then
if loc_value == '' then
add_warning(parms, 2, 'cvt_empty_option', loc_name)
elseif en_name == '$' then
-- Value should be a single character like "€" for the euro currency symbol, but anything is accepted.
currency_text = (loc_value == 'euro') and '€' or loc_value
else
local minimum
local number, is_integer = get_number(loc_value)
if en_name == 'frac' then
minimum = 2
if number and number < 0 then
parms.opt_fraction_horizontal = true
number = -number
end
else
minimum = 1
end
if number and is_integer and number >= minimum then
en_value = number
else
add_warning(parms, 1, (en_name == 'frac' and 'cvt_bad_frac' or 'cvt_bad_sigfig'), loc_value)
end
end
elseif en_name == 'stylein' or en_name == 'styleout' then
en_value = loc_value -- accept user text with no validation
else
en_value = text_code.en_option_value[en_name][loc_value]
if en_value and en_value:sub(-1) == '?' then
en_value = en_value:sub(1, -2)
add_warning(parms, -1, 'cvt_deprecated', loc_name .. '=' .. loc_value)
end
if en_value == nil then
if loc_value == '' then
add_warning(parms, 2, 'cvt_empty_option', loc_name)
else
add_warning(parms, 1, 'cvt_unknown_option', loc_name .. '=' .. loc_value)
end
elseif en_value == '' then
en_value = nil -- an ignored option like adj=off
elseif type(en_value) == 'string' and en_value:sub(1, 4) == 'opt_' then
for _, v in ipairs(split(en_value, ',')) do
local lhs, rhs = v:match('^(.-)=(.+)$')
if rhs then
parms[lhs] = tonumber(rhs) or rhs
else
parms[v] = true
end
end
en_value = nil
end
end
parms[en_name] = en_value
else
add_warning(parms, 1, 'cvt_unknown_option', loc_name .. '=' .. loc_value)
end
end
local abbr_entered = parms.abbr
local cfg_abbr = config.abbr
if cfg_abbr then
-- Don't warn if invalid because every convert would show that warning.
if cfg_abbr == 'on always' then
parms.abbr = 'on'
elseif cfg_abbr == 'off always' then
parms.abbr = 'off'
elseif parms.abbr == nil then
if cfg_abbr == 'on default' then
parms.abbr = 'on'
elseif cfg_abbr == 'off default' then
parms.abbr = 'off'
end
end
end
if parms.abbr then
parms.abbr_org = parms.abbr -- original abbr, before any flip
elseif parms.opt_hand_hh then
parms.abbr_org = 'on'
parms.abbr = 'on'
else
parms.abbr = 'out' -- default is to abbreviate output only (use symbol, not name)
end
if parms.opt_spell_out and not abbr_entered then
parms.abbr = 'off' -- should show unit name when spelling the output value
end
if parms.opt_flip then
local function swap_in_out(option)
local value = parms[option]
if value == 'in' then
parms[option] = 'out'
elseif value == 'out' then
parms[option] = 'in'
end
end
swap_in_out('abbr')
swap_in_out('lk')
if parms.opt_spell_in and not parms.opt_spell_out then
-- For simplicity, and because it does not appear to be needed,
-- user cannot set an option to spell the output only.
parms.opt_spell_in = nil
parms.opt_spell_out = true
end
end
if parms.opt_spell_upper then
parms.spell_upper = parms.opt_flip and 'out' or 'in'
end
if parms.opt_table or parms.opt_tablecen then
if abbr_entered == nil and parms.lk == nil then
parms.opt_values = true
end
parms.table_align = parms.opt_table and 'right' or 'center'
end
if parms.table_align or parms.opt_sortable_on then
parms.need_table_or_sort = true
end
local disp_joins = text_code.disp_joins
local default_joins = disp_joins['b']
parms.join_between = default_joins[3] or '; '
local disp = parms.disp
if disp == nil then -- special case for the most common setting
parms.joins = default_joins
elseif disp == 'x' then
-- Later, parms.joins is set from the input parameters.
else
-- Old template does this.
local abbr = parms.abbr
if disp == 'slash' then
if abbr_entered == nil then
disp = 'slash-nbsp'
elseif abbr == 'in' or abbr == 'out' then
disp = 'slash-sp'
else
disp = 'slash-nosp'
end
elseif disp == 'sqbr' then
if abbr == 'on' then
disp = 'sqbr-nbsp'
else
disp = 'sqbr-sp'
end
end
parms.joins = disp_joins[disp] or default_joins
parms.join_between = parms.joins[3] or parms.join_between
parms.wantname = parms.joins.wantname
end
if (en_default and not parms.opt_lang_local and (parms[1] or ''):find('%d')) or parms.opt_lang_en then
from_en_table = nil
end
if en_default and from_en_table then
-- For hiwiki: localized symbol/name is defined with the US symbol/name field,
-- and is used if output uses localized numbers.
parms.opt_sp_us = true
end
return true
end
local function get_values(parms)
-- If successful, update parms and return true, v, i where
-- v = table of input values
-- i = index to next entry in parms after those processed here
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
local valinfo = collection() -- numbered table of input values
local range = collection() -- numbered table of range items (having, for example, 2 range items requires 3 input values)
local had_nocomma -- true if removed "nocomma" kludge from second parameter (like "tonocomma")
local parm2 = strip(parms[2])
if parm2 and parm2:sub(-7, -1) == 'nocomma' then
parms[2] = strip(parm2:sub(1, -8))
parms.opt_nocomma = true
had_nocomma = true
end
local function extractor(i)
-- If the parameter is not a value, try unpacking it as a range ("1-23" for "1 to 23").
-- However, "-1-2/3" is a negative fraction (-1⅔), so it must be extracted first.
-- Do not unpack a parameter if it is like "3-1/2" which is sometimes incorrectly
-- used instead of "3+1/2" (and which should not be interpreted as "3 to ½").
-- Unpacked items are inserted into the parms table.
-- The tail recursion allows combinations like "1x2 to 3x4".
local valstr = strip(parms[i]) -- trim so any '-' as a negative sign will be at start
local success, result = extract_number(parms, valstr, i > 1)
if not success and valstr and i < 20 then -- check i to limit abuse
local lhs, sep, rhs = valstr:match('^(%S+)%s+(%S+)%s+(%S.*)')
if lhs and not (sep == '-' and rhs:match('/')) then
if sep:find('%d') then
return success, result -- to reject {{convert|1 234 567|m}} with a decent message (en only)
end
parms[i] = rhs
table.insert(parms, i, sep)
table.insert(parms, i, lhs)
return extractor(i)
end
if not valstr:match('%-.*/') then
for _, sep in ipairs(text_code.ranges.words) do
local start, stop = valstr:find(sep, 2, true) -- start at 2 to skip any negative sign for range '-'
if start then
parms[i] = valstr:sub(stop + 1)
table.insert(parms, i, sep)
table.insert(parms, i, valstr:sub(1, start - 1))
return extractor(i)
end
end
end
end
return success, result
end
local i = 1
local is_change
while true do
local success, info = extractor(i) -- need to set parms.opt_nocomma before calling this
if not success then return false, info end
i = i + 1
if is_change then
info.is_change = true -- value is after "±" and so is a change (significant for range like {{convert|5|±|5|°C}})
is_change = nil
end
valinfo:add(info)
local range_item = get_range(strip(parms[i]))
if not range_item then
break
end
i = i + 1
range:add(range_item)
if type(range_item) == 'table' then
parms.is_range_x = range_item.is_range_x
is_change = range_item.is_range_change
end
end
if range.n > 0 then
if range.n > 30 then -- limit abuse, although 4 is a more likely upper limit
return false, { 'cvt_invalid_num' } -- misleading message but it will do
end
parms.range = range
elseif had_nocomma then
return false, { 'cvt_unknown', parm2 }
end
return true, valinfo, i
end
local function simple_get_values(parms)
-- If input is like "{{convert|valid_value|valid_unit|...}}",
-- return true, 3, in_unit, in_unit_table
-- 3 = index in parms of whatever follows valid_unit, if anything).
-- The valid_value is not negative and does not use a fraction, and
-- no options requiring further processing of the input are used.
-- Otherwise, return nothing and caller will reparse the input.
-- Testing shows this function is successful for 96% of converts in articles,
-- and that on average it speeds up converts by 8%.
if parms.opt_ri or parms.opt_spell_in then return end
local clean = to_en(strip(parms[1] or ''), parms)
if #clean > 10 or not clean:match('^[0-9.]+$') then return end
local value = tonumber(clean)
if not value then return end
local info = {
value = value,
altvalue = value,
singular = (value == 1),
clean = clean,
show = with_separator(parms, clean),
}
local in_unit = strip(parms[2])
local success, in_unit_table = lookup(in_unit, parms.opt_sp_us, 'no_combination')
if not success then return end
in_unit_table.valinfo = { info }
return true, 3, in_unit, in_unit_table
end
local function get_parms(args)
-- If successful, return true, parms, unit where
-- parms is a table of all arguments passed to the template
-- converted to named arguments, and
-- unit is the input unit table;
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
-- The returned input unit table may be for a fake unit using the specified
-- unit code as the symbol and name, and with bad_mcode = message code table.
-- MediaWiki removes leading and trailing whitespace from the values of
-- named arguments. However, the values of numbered arguments include any
-- whitespace entered in the template, and whitespace is used by some
-- parameters (example: the numbered parameters associated with "disp=x").
local parms = {} -- arguments passed to template, after translation
local kv_pairs = {} -- table of input key:value pairs where key is a name; needed because cannot iterate parms and add new fields to it
for k, v in pairs(args) do
if type(k) == 'number' or k == 'test' then -- parameter "test" is reserved for testing and is not translated
parms[k] = v
else
kv_pairs[k] = v
end
end
local success, msg = translate_parms(parms, kv_pairs)
if not success then return false, msg end
ignore_extra_units = parms.opt_ignore_error
local success, i, in_unit, in_unit_table = simple_get_values(parms)
if not success then
local valinfo
success, valinfo, i = get_values(parms)
if not success then return false, valinfo end
in_unit = strip(parms[i])
i = i + 1
success, in_unit_table = lookup(in_unit, parms.opt_sp_us, 'no_combination')
if not success then
if in_unit == nil then
in_unit = ''
end
if parms.opt_ignore_error then -- display given unit code with no error (for use with {{val}})
in_unit_table = '' -- suppress error message and prevent processing of output unit
end
in_unit_table = setmetatable({ symbol = in_unit, name2 = in_unit,
default = "m", defkey = "m", linkey = "m",
utype = "length", scale = 1, bad_mcode = in_unit_table }, unit_mt)
end
in_unit_table.valinfo = valinfo
end
if parms.test == 'msg' then
-- Am testing the messages produced when no output unit is specified, and
-- the input unit has a missing or invalid default.
-- Set two units for testing that.
-- LATER: Remove this code.
if in_unit == 'chain' then
in_unit_table.default = nil -- no default
elseif in_unit == 'rd' then
in_unit_table.default = "ft!X!m" -- an invalid expression
end
end
in_unit_table.inout = 'in' -- this is an input unit
if not parms.range then
local success, inext, composite_unit = get_composite(parms, i, in_unit_table)
if not success then return false, inext end
if composite_unit then
in_unit_table = composite_unit
i = inext
end
end
if in_unit_table.builtin == 'mach' then
-- As with old template, a number following Mach as the input unit is the altitude,
-- and there is no way to specify an altitude for the output unit.
-- Could put more code in this function to get any output unit and check for
-- an altitude following that unit.
local success, info = extract_number(parms, parms[i], false, true)
if success then
i = i + 1
in_unit_table.altitude = info.value
end
end
local next = strip(parms[i])
i = i + 1
local precision, is_bad_precision
local function set_precision(text)
local number, is_integer = get_number(text)
if number then
if is_integer then
precision = number
else
precision = text
is_bad_precision = true
end
return true -- text was used for precision, good or bad
end
end
if not set_precision(next) then
parms.out_unit = next
if set_precision(strip(parms[i])) then
i = i + 1
end
end
if parms.opt_adj_mid then
next = parms[i]
i = i + 1
if next then -- mid-text words
if next:sub(1, 1) == '-' then
parms.mid = next
else
parms.mid = ' ' .. next
end
end
end
if parms.opt_one_preunit then
parms[parms.opt_flip and 'preunit2' or 'preunit1'] = preunits(1, parms[i])
i = i + 1
end
if parms.disp == 'x' then
-- Following is reasonably compatible with the old template.
local first = parms[i] or ''
local second = parms[i+1] or ''
i = i + 2
if strip(first) == '' then -- user can enter ' ' rather than ' ' to avoid the default
first = ' [ ' .. first
second = ' ]' .. second
end
parms.joins = { first, second }
elseif parms.opt_two_preunits then
local p1, p2 = preunits(2, parms[i], parms[i+1])
i = i + 2
if parms.preunit1 then
-- To simplify documentation, allow unlikely use of adj=pre with disp=preunit
-- (however, an output unit must be specified with adj=pre and with disp=preunit).
parms.preunit1 = parms.preunit1 .. p1
parms.preunit2 = p2
else
parms.preunit1, parms.preunit2 = p1, p2
end
end
if precision == nil then
if set_precision(strip(parms[i])) then
i = i + 1
end
end
if is_bad_precision then
add_warning(parms, 1, 'cvt_bad_prec', precision)
else
parms.precision = precision
end
return true, parms, in_unit_table
end
local function record_default_precision(parms, out_current, precision)
-- If necessary, adjust parameters and return a possibly adjusted precision.
-- When converting a range of values where a default precision is required,
-- that default is calculated for each value because the result sometimes
-- depends on the precise input and output values. This function may cause
-- the entire convert process to be repeated in order to ensure that the
-- same default precision is used for each individual convert.
-- If that were not done, a range like 1000 to 1000.4 may give poor results
-- because the first output could be heavily rounded, while the second is not.
-- For range 1000.4 to 1000, this function can give the second convert the
-- same default precision that was used for the first.
if not parms.opt_round_each then
local maxdef = out_current.max_default_precision
if maxdef then
if maxdef < precision then
parms.do_convert_again = true
out_current.max_default_precision = precision
else
precision = out_current.max_default_precision
end
else
out_current.max_default_precision = precision
end
end
return precision
end
local function default_precision(parms, invalue, inclean, denominator, outvalue, in_current, out_current, extra)
-- Return a default value for precision (an integer like 2, 0, -2).
-- If denominator is not nil, it is the value of the denominator in inclean.
-- Code follows procedures used in old template.
local fudge = 1e-14 -- {{Order of magnitude}} adds this, so we do too
local prec, minprec, adjust
local utype = out_current.utype
local subunit_ignore_trailing_zero
local subunit_more_precision -- kludge for "in" used in input like "|2|ft|6|in"
local composite = in_current.composite
if composite then
subunit_ignore_trailing_zero = true -- input "|2|st|10|lb" has precision 0, not -1
if composite[#composite].exception == 'subunit_more_precision' then
subunit_more_precision = true -- do not use standard precision with input like "|2|ft|6|in"
end
end
if denominator and denominator > 0 then
prec = math.max(log10(denominator), 1)
else
-- Count digits after decimal mark, handling cases like '12.345e6'.
local exponent
local integer, dot, decimals, expstr = inclean:match('^(%d*)(%.?)(%d*)(.*)')
local e = expstr:sub(1, 1)
if e == 'e' or e == 'E' then
exponent = tonumber(expstr:sub(2))
end
if dot == '' then
prec = subunit_ignore_trailing_zero and 0 or -integer:match('0*$'):len()
else
prec = #decimals
end
if exponent then
-- So '1230' and '1.23e3' both give prec = -1, and '0.00123' and '1.23e-3' give 5.
prec = prec - exponent
end
end
if in_current.istemperature and out_current.istemperature then
-- Converting between common temperatures (°C, °F, °R, K); not keVT, MK.
-- Kelvin value can be almost zero, or small but negative due to precision problems.
-- Also, an input value like -300 C (below absolute zero) gives negative kelvins.
-- Calculate minimum precision from absolute value.
adjust = 0
local kelvin = abs((invalue - in_current.offset) * in_current.scale)
if kelvin < 1e-8 then -- assume nonzero due to input or calculation precision problem
minprec = 2
else
minprec = 2 - floor(log10(kelvin) + fudge) -- 3 sigfigs in kelvin
end
else
if invalue == 0 or outvalue <= 0 then
-- We are never called with a negative outvalue, but it might be zero.
-- This is special-cased to avoid calculation exceptions.
return record_default_precision(parms, out_current, 0)
end
if out_current.exception == 'integer_more_precision' and floor(invalue) == invalue then
-- With certain output units that sometimes give poor results
-- with default rounding, use more precision when the input
-- value is equal to an integer. An example of a poor result
-- is when input 50 gives a smaller output than input 49.5.
-- Experiment shows this helps, but it does not eliminate all
-- surprises because it is not clear whether "50" should be
-- interpreted as "from 45 to 55" or "from 49.5 to 50.5".
adjust = -log10(in_current.scale)
elseif subunit_more_precision then
-- Conversion like "{{convert|6|ft|1|in|cm}}" (where subunit is "in")
-- has a non-standard adjust value, to give more output precision.
adjust = log10(out_current.scale) + 2
else
adjust = log10(abs(invalue / outvalue))
end
adjust = adjust + log10(2)
-- Ensure that the output has at least two significant figures.
minprec = 1 - floor(log10(outvalue) + fudge)
end
if extra then
adjust = extra.adjust or adjust
minprec = extra.minprec or minprec
end
return record_default_precision(parms, out_current, math.max(floor(prec + adjust), minprec))
end
local function convert(parms, invalue, info, in_current, out_current)
-- Convert given input value from one unit to another.
-- Return output_value (a number) if a simple convert, or
-- return f, t where
-- f = true, t = table of information with results, or
-- f = false, t = error message table.
local inscale = in_current.scale
local outscale = out_current.scale
if not in_current.iscomplex and not out_current.iscomplex then
return invalue * (inscale / outscale) -- minimize overhead for most common case
end
if in_current.invert or out_current.invert then
-- Inverted units, such as inverse length, inverse time, or
-- fuel efficiency. Built-in units do not have invert set.
if (in_current.invert or 1) * (out_current.invert or 1) < 0 then
return 1 / (invalue * inscale * outscale)
end
return invalue * (inscale / outscale)
elseif in_current.offset then
-- Temperature (there are no built-ins for this type of unit).
if info.is_change then
return invalue * (inscale / outscale)
end
return (invalue - in_current.offset) * (inscale / outscale) + out_current.offset
else
-- Built-in unit.
local in_builtin = in_current.builtin
local out_builtin = out_current.builtin
if in_builtin and out_builtin then
if in_builtin == out_builtin then
return invalue
end
-- There are no cases (yet) where need to convert from one
-- built-in unit to another, so this should never occur.
return false, { 'cvt_bug_convert' }
end
if in_builtin == 'mach' or out_builtin == 'mach' then
local adjust
if in_builtin == 'mach' then
inscale = speed_of_sound(in_current.altitude)
adjust = outscale / 0.1
else
outscale = speed_of_sound(out_current.altitude)
adjust = 0.1 / inscale
end
return true, {
outvalue = invalue * (inscale / outscale),
adjust = log10(adjust) + log10(2),
}
elseif in_builtin == 'hand' then
-- 1 hand = 4 inches; 1.2 hands = 6 inches.
-- Decimals of a hand are only defined for the first digit, and
-- the first fractional digit should be a number of inches (1, 2 or 3).
-- However, this code interprets the entire fractional part as the number
-- of inches / 10 (so 1.75 inches would be 0.175 hands).
-- A value like 12.3 hands is exactly 12*4 + 3 inches; base default precision on that.
local integer, fracpart = math.modf(invalue)
local inch_value = 4 * integer + 10 * fracpart -- equivalent number of inches
local factor = inscale / outscale
if factor == 4 then
-- Am converting to inches: show exact result, and use "inches" not "in" by default.
if parms.abbr_org == nil then
out_current.usename = true
end
local show = format('%g', abs(inch_value)) -- show and clean are unsigned
if not show:find('e', 1, true) then
return true, {
invalue = inch_value,
outvalue = inch_value,
clean = show,
show = show,
}
end
end
local outvalue = (integer + 2.5 * fracpart) * factor
local fracstr = info.clean:match('%.(.*)') or ''
local fmt
if fracstr == '' then
fmt = '%.0f'
else
fmt = '%.' .. format('%d', #fracstr - 1) .. 'f'
end
return true, {
invalue = inch_value,
clean = format(fmt, inch_value),
outvalue = outvalue,
minprec = 0,
}
end
end
return false, { 'cvt_bug_convert' } -- should never occur
end
local function user_style(parms, i)
-- Return text for a user-specified style for a table cell, or '' if none,
-- given i = 1 (input style) or 2 (output style).
local style = parms[(i == 1) and 'stylein' or 'styleout']
if style then
style = style:gsub('"', '')
if style ~= '' then
if style:sub(-1) ~= ';' then
style = style .. ';'
end
return style
end
end
return ''
end
local function make_table_or_sort(parms, invalue, info, in_current)
-- Set options to handle output for a table or a sort key, or both.
-- The text sort key is based on the value resulting from converting
-- the input to a fake base unit with scale = 1, and other properties
-- required for a conversion derived from the input unit.
local sortkey
if parms.opt_sortable_on then
local base = { -- a fake unit with enough fields for a valid convert
scale = 1,
invert = in_current.invert and 1,
iscomplex = in_current.iscomplex,
offset = in_current.offset and 0,
}
local outvalue, extra = convert(parms, invalue, info, in_current, base)
if extra then
outvalue = extra.outvalue
end
if not valid_number(outvalue) then
if outvalue < 0 then
sortkey = '1000000000000000000'
else
sortkey = '9000000000000000000'
end
elseif outvalue == 0 then
sortkey = '5000000000000000000'
else
local mag = floor(log10(abs(outvalue)) + 1e-14)
local prefix
if outvalue > 0 then
prefix = 7000 + mag
else
prefix = 2999 - mag
outvalue = outvalue + 10^(mag+1)
end
sortkey = format('%d', prefix) .. format('%015.0f', floor(outvalue * 10^(14-mag)))
end
end
if sortkey and (parms.opt_sortable_debug or not parms.table_align) then
parms.join_before = parms.opt_sortable_debug and
'<span style="border:1px solid">' .. sortkey .. '</span>' or
'<span style="display:none">' .. sortkey .. '</span>'
end
if parms.table_align then
local style = 'style="text-align:' .. parms.table_align .. ';'
local sort = sortkey and ' data-sort-value="' .. sortkey .. '"' or ''
local joins = {}
for i = 1, 2 do
joins[i] = (i == 1 and '' or '\n|') .. style .. user_style(parms, i) .. '"' .. sort .. '|'
end
parms.table_joins = joins
end
end
local cvt_to_hand
local function cvtround(parms, info, in_current, out_current)
-- Return true, t where t is a table with the conversion results; fields:
-- show = rounded, formatted string with the result of converting value in info,
-- using the rounding specified in parms.
-- singular = true if result (after rounding and ignoring any negative sign)
-- is "1", or like "1.00", or is a fraction with value < 1;
-- (and more fields shown below, and a calculated 'absvalue' field).
-- or return true, nil if no value specified;
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
-- Input info.clean uses en digits (it has been translated, if necessary).
-- Output show uses en or non-en digits as appropriate, or can be spelled.
local invalue
if info then
invalue = info.value
if in_current.builtin == 'hand' then
invalue = info.altvalue
end
end
if invalue == nil or invalue == '' then
return true, nil
end
if out_current.builtin == 'hand' then
return cvt_to_hand(parms, info, in_current, out_current)
end
local outvalue, extra = convert(parms, invalue, info, in_current, out_current)
if parms.need_table_or_sort then
parms.need_table_or_sort = nil -- process using first input value only
make_table_or_sort(parms, invalue, info, in_current)
end
if extra then
if not outvalue then return false, extra end
invalue = extra.invalue or invalue
outvalue = extra.outvalue
end
if not valid_number(outvalue) then
return false, { 'cvt_invalid_num' }
end
local isnegative
if outvalue < 0 then
isnegative = true
outvalue = -outvalue
end
local numerator, precision, success, show, exponent
local denominator = out_current.frac
if denominator then
show = fraction_table(outvalue, denominator)
else
precision = parms.precision
if not precision then
if parms.sigfig then
show, exponent = make_sigfig(outvalue, parms.sigfig)
elseif parms.opt_round then
local n = parms.opt_round
show = format('%.0f', floor((outvalue / n) + 0.5) * n)
else
local inclean = info.clean
if extra then
inclean = extra.clean or inclean
show = extra.show
end
if not show then
precision = default_precision(parms, invalue, inclean, info.denominator, outvalue, in_current, out_current, extra)
end
end
end
end
if precision then
if precision >= 0 then
local fudge
if precision <= 8 then
-- Add a fudge to handle common cases of bad rounding due to inability
-- to precisely represent some values. This makes the following work:
-- {{convert|-100.1|C|K}} and {{convert|5555000|um|m|2}}.
-- Old template uses #expr round, which invokes PHP round().
-- LATER: Investigate how PHP round() works.
fudge = 2e-14
else
fudge = 0
end
local fmt = '%.' .. format('%d', precision) .. 'f'
local success
success, show = pcall(format, fmt, outvalue + fudge)
if not success then
return false, { 'cvt_big_prec', tostring(precision) }
end
else
precision = -precision -- #digits to zero (in addition to any digits after dot)
local shift = 10 ^ precision
show = format('%.0f', outvalue/shift)
if show ~= '0' then
exponent = #show + precision
end
end
end
local t = format_number(parms, show, exponent, isnegative)
if type(show) == 'string' then
-- Set singular using match because on some systems 0.99999999999999999 is 1.0.
if exponent then
t.singular = (exponent == 1 and show:match('^10*$'))
else
t.singular = (show == '1' or show:match('^1%.0*$'))
end
else
t.fraction_table = show
t.singular = (outvalue <= 1) -- cannot have 'fraction == 1', but if it were possible it would be singular
end
t.raw_absvalue = outvalue -- absolute value before rounding
return true, setmetatable(t, {
__index = function (self, key)
if key == 'absvalue' then
-- Calculate absolute value after rounding, if needed.
local clean, exponent = rawget(self, 'clean'), rawget(self, 'exponent')
local value = tonumber(clean) -- absolute value (any negative sign has been ignored)
if exponent then
value = value * 10^exponent
end
rawset(self, key, value)
return value
end
end })
end
function cvt_to_hand(parms, info, in_current, out_current)
-- Convert input to hands, inches.
-- Return true, t where t is a table with the conversion results;
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
if parms.abbr_org == nil then
out_current.usename = true -- default is to show name not symbol
end
local precision = parms.precision
local frac = out_current.frac
if not frac and precision and precision > 1 then
frac = (precision == 2) and 2 or 4
end
local out_next = out_current.out_next
if out_next then
-- Use magic knowledge to determine whether the next unit is inches without requiring i18n.
-- The following ensures that when the output combination "hand in" is used, the inches
-- value is rounded to match the hands value. Also, displaying say "61½" instead of 61.5
-- is better as 61.5 implies the value is not 61.4.
if out_next.exception == 'subunit_more_precision' then
out_next.frac = frac
end
end
-- Convert to inches; calculate hands from that.
local dummy_unit_table = { scale = out_current.scale / 4, frac = frac }
local success, outinfo = cvtround(parms, info, in_current, dummy_unit_table)
if not success then return false, outinfo end
local tfrac = outinfo.fraction_table
local inches = outinfo.raw_absvalue
if tfrac then
inches = floor(inches) -- integer part only; fraction added later
else
inches = floor(inches + 0.5) -- a hands measurement never shows decimals of an inch
end
local hands, inches = divide(inches, 4)
outinfo.absvalue = hands + inches/4 -- supposed to be the absolute rounded value, but this is close enough
local inchstr = tostring(inches) -- '0', '1', '2' or '3'
if precision and precision <= 0 then -- using negative or 0 for precision rounds to nearest hand
hands = floor(outinfo.raw_absvalue/4 + 0.5)
inchstr = ''
elseif tfrac then
-- Always show an integer before fraction (like "15.0½") because "15½" means 15-and-a-half hands.
inchstr = numdot .. format_fraction(parms, 'out', false, inchstr, tfrac.numstr, tfrac.denstr)
else
inchstr = numdot .. from_en(inchstr)
end
outinfo.show = outinfo.sign .. with_separator(parms, format('%.0f', hands)) .. inchstr
return true, outinfo
end
local function evaluate_condition(value, condition)
-- Return true or false from applying a conditional expression to value,
-- or throw an error if invalid.
-- A very limited set of expressions is supported:
-- v < 9
-- v * 9 < 9
-- where
-- 'v' is replaced with value
-- 9 is any number (as defined by Lua tonumber)
-- only en digits are accepted
-- '<' can also be '<=' or '>' or '>='
-- In addition, the following form is supported:
-- LHS and RHS
-- where
-- LHS, RHS = any of above expressions.
local function compare(value, text)
local arithop, factor, compop, limit = text:match('^%s*v%s*([*]?)(.-)([<>]=?)(.*)$')
if arithop == nil then
error('Invalid default expression', 0)
elseif arithop == '*' then
factor = tonumber(factor)
if factor == nil then
error('Invalid default expression', 0)
end
value = value * factor
end
limit = tonumber(limit)
if limit == nil then
error('Invalid default expression', 0)
end
if compop == '<' then
return value < limit
elseif compop == '<=' then
return value <= limit
elseif compop == '>' then
return value > limit
elseif compop == '>=' then
return value >= limit
end
error('Invalid default expression', 0) -- should not occur
end
local lhs, rhs = condition:match('^(.-%W)and(%W.*)')
if lhs == nil then
return compare(value, condition)
end
return compare(value, lhs) and compare(value, rhs)
end
local function get_default(value, unit_table)
-- Return true, s where s = name of unit's default output unit,
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
-- Some units have a default that depends on the input value
-- (the first value if a range of values is used).
-- If '!' is in the default, the first bang-delimited field is an
-- expression that uses 'v' to represent the input value.
-- Example: 'v < 120 ! small ! big ! suffix' (suffix is optional)
-- evaluates 'v < 120' as a boolean with result
-- 'smallsuffix' if (value < 120), or 'bigsuffix' otherwise.
-- Input must use en digits and '.' decimal mark.
local default = data_code.default_exceptions[unit_table.defkey or unit_table.symbol] or unit_table.default
if not default then
local per = unit_table.per
if per then
local function a_default(v, u)
local success, ucode = get_default(v, u)
if not success then
return '?' -- an unlikely error has occurred; will cause lookup of default to fail
end
-- Attempt to use only the first unit if a combination or output multiple.
-- This is not bulletproof but should work for most cases.
-- Where it does not work, the convert will need to specify the wanted output unit.
local t = all_units[ucode]
if t then
local combo = t.combination
if combo then
-- For a multiple like ftin, the "first" unit (ft) is last in the combination.
local i = t.multiple and table_len(combo) or 1
ucode = combo[i]
end
else
-- Try for an automatically generated combination.
local item = ucode:match('^(.-)%+') or ucode:match('^(%S+)%s')
if all_units[item] then
return item
end
end
return ucode
end
local unit1, unit2 = per[1], per[2]
local def1 = (unit1 and a_default(value, unit1) or unit_table.vprefix or '')
local def2 = a_default(1, unit2) -- 1 because per unit of denominator
return true, def1 .. '/' .. def2
end
return false, { 'cvt_no_default', unit_table.symbol }
end
if default:find('!', 1, true) == nil then
return true, default
end
local t = split(default, '!')
if #t == 3 or #t == 4 then
local success, result = pcall(evaluate_condition, value, t[1])
if success then
default = result and t[2] or t[3]
if #t == 4 then
default = default .. t[4]
end
return true, default
end
end
return false, { 'cvt_bad_default', unit_table.symbol }
end
local linked_pages -- to record linked pages so will not link to the same page more than once
local function make_link(link, id, link_key)
-- Return wikilink "[[link|id]]", possibly abbreviated as in examples:
-- [[Mile|mile]] --> [[mile]]
-- [[Mile|miles]] --> [[mile]]s
-- However, just id is returned if:
-- * no link given (so caller does not need to check if a link was defined); or
-- * link has previously been used during the current convert (to avoid overlinking).
-- Linking with a unit uses the unit table as the link key, which fails to detect
-- overlinking for conversions like the following (each links "mile" twice):
-- {{convert|1|impgal/mi|USgal/mi|lk=on}}
-- {{convert|1|l/km|impgal/mi USgal/mi|lk=on}}
link_key = link_key or link -- use key if given (the key, but not the link, may be known when need to cancel a link record)
if not link or link == '' or linked_pages[link_key] then
return id
end
linked_pages[link_key] = true
-- Following only works for language en, but it should be safe on other wikis,
-- and overhead of doing it generally does not seem worthwhile.
local l = link:sub(1, 1):lower() .. link:sub(2)
if link == id or l == id then
return '[[' .. id .. ']]'
elseif link .. 's' == id or l .. 's' == id then
return '[[' .. id:sub(1, -2) .. ']]s'
else
return '[[' .. link .. '|' .. id .. ']]'
end
end
local function variable_name(clean, unit_table)
-- For slwiki, a unit name depends on the value.
-- Parameter clean is the unsigned rounded value in en digits, as a string.
-- Value Source Example for "m"
-- integer 1: name1 meter (also is the name of the unit)
-- integer 2: var{1} metra
-- integer 3 and 4: var{2} metri
-- integer else: var{3} metrov (0 and 5 or more)
-- real/fraction: var{4} metra
-- var{i} means the i'th field in unit_table.varname if it exists and has
-- an i'th field, otherwise name2.
-- Fields are separated with "!" and are not empty.
-- A field for a unit using an SI prefix has the prefix name inserted,
-- replacing '#' if found, or before the field otherwise.
local vname
if clean == '1' then
vname = unit_table.name1
elseif unit_table.varname then
local i
if clean == '2' then
i = 1
elseif clean == '3' or clean == '4' then
i = 2
elseif clean:find('.', 1, true) then
i = 4
else
i = 3
end
vname = split(unit_table.varname, '!')[i]
end
if vname then
local si_name = rawget(unit_table, 'si_name') or ''
local pos = vname:find('#', 1, true)
if pos then
vname = vname:sub(1, pos - 1) .. si_name .. vname:sub(pos + 1)
else
vname = si_name .. vname
end
return vname
end
return unit_table.name2
end
local function linked_id(unit_table, key_id, want_link, clean)
-- Return final unit id (symbol or name), optionally with a wikilink,
-- and update unit_table.sep if required.
-- key_id is one of: 'symbol', 'sym_us', 'name1', 'name1_us', 'name2', 'name2_us'.
local abbr_on = (key_id == 'symbol' or key_id == 'sym_us')
if abbr_on and want_link then
local symlink = rawget(unit_table, 'symlink')
if symlink then
return symlink -- for exceptions that have the linked symbol built-in
end
end
local multiplier = rawget(unit_table, 'multiplier')
local per = unit_table.per
if per then
local unit1 = per[1] -- top unit_table, or nil
local unit2 = per[2] -- bottom unit_table
if abbr_on then
if not unit1 then
unit_table.sep = '' -- no separator in "$2/acre"
end
if not want_link then
local symbol = unit_table.symbol_raw
if symbol then
return symbol -- for exceptions that have the symbol built-in
end
end
end
local key_id2 -- unit2 is always singular
if key_id == 'name2' then
key_id2 = 'name1'
elseif key_id == 'name2_us' then
key_id2 = 'name1_us'
else
key_id2 = key_id
end
local result
if abbr_on then
result = '/'
elseif omitsep then
result = per_word
elseif unit1 then
result = ' ' .. per_word .. ' '
else
result = per_word .. ' '
end
if want_link and unit_table.link then
if abbr_on or not varname then
result = (unit1 and linked_id(unit1, key_id, false, clean) or '') .. result .. linked_id(unit2, key_id2, false, '1')
else
result = (unit1 and variable_name(clean, unit1) or '') .. result .. variable_name('1', unit2)
end
if omit_separator(result) then
unit_table.sep = ''
end
return make_link(unit_table.link, result, unit_table)
end
if unit1 then
result = linked_id(unit1, key_id, want_link, clean) .. result
if unit1.sep then
unit_table.sep = unit1.sep
end
elseif omitsep then
unit_table.sep = ''
end
return result .. linked_id(unit2, key_id2, want_link, '1')
end
if multiplier then
-- A multiplier (like "100" in "100km") forces the unit to be plural.
multiplier = from_en(multiplier)
if not omitsep then
multiplier = multiplier .. (abbr_on and ' ' or ' ')
end
if not abbr_on then
if key_id == 'name1' then
key_id = 'name2'
elseif key_id == 'name1_us' then
key_id = 'name2_us'
end
end
else
multiplier = ''
end
local id = unit_table.fixed_name or ((varname and not abbr_on) and variable_name(clean, unit_table) or unit_table[key_id])
if omit_separator(id) then
unit_table.sep = ''
end
if want_link then
local link = data_code.link_exceptions[unit_table.linkey or unit_table.symbol] or unit_table.link
if link then
local before = ''
local i = unit_table.customary
if i == 1 and unit_table.sp_us then
i = 2 -- show "U.S." not "US"
end
if i == 3 and abbr_on then
i = 4 -- abbreviate "imperial" to "imp"
end
local customary = text_code.customary_units[i]
if customary then
-- LATER: This works for language en only, but it's esoteric so ignore for now.
local pertext
if id:sub(1, 1) == '/' then
-- Want unit "/USgal" to display as "/U.S. gal", not "U.S. /gal".
pertext = '/'
id = id:sub(2)
elseif id:sub(1, 4) == 'per ' then
-- Similarly want "per U.S. gallon", not "U.S. per gallon" (but in practice this is unlikely to be used).
pertext = 'per '
id = id:sub(5)
else
pertext = ''
end
-- Omit any "US"/"U.S."/"imp"/"imperial" from start of id since that will be inserted.
local removes = (i < 3) and { 'US ', 'US ', 'U.S. ', 'U.S. ' } or { 'imp ', 'imp ', 'imperial ' }
for _, prefix in ipairs(removes) do
local plen = #prefix
if id:sub(1, plen) == prefix then
id = id:sub(plen + 1)
break
end
end
before = pertext .. make_link(customary.link, customary[1]) .. ' '
end
id = before .. make_link(link, id, unit_table)
end
end
return multiplier .. id
end
local function make_id(parms, which, unit_table)
-- Return id, f where
-- id = unit name or symbol, possibly modified
-- f = true if id is a name, or false if id is a symbol
-- using 1st or 2nd values (which), and for 'in' or 'out' (unit_table.inout).
-- Result is '' if no symbol/name is to be used.
-- In addition, set unit_table.sep = ' ' or ' ' or ''
-- (the separator that caller will normally insert before the id).
if parms.opt_values then
unit_table.sep = ''
return ''
end
local inout = unit_table.inout
local info = unit_table.valinfo[which]
local abbr_org = parms.abbr_org
local adjectival = parms.opt_adjectival
local disp = parms.disp
local lk = parms.lk
local want_link = (lk == 'on' or lk == inout)
local usename = unit_table.usename
local singular = info.singular
local want_name
if usename then
want_name = true
else
if abbr_org == nil then
if parms.wantname then
want_name = true
end
if unit_table.usesymbol then
want_name = false
end
end
if want_name == nil then
local abbr = parms.abbr
if abbr == 'on' or abbr == inout or (abbr == 'mos' and inout == 'out') then
want_name = false
else
want_name = true
end
end
end
local key
if want_name then
if lk == nil and unit_table.builtin == 'hand' then
want_link = true
end
if parms.opt_use_nbsp then
unit_table.sep = ' '
else
unit_table.sep = ' '
end
if parms.opt_singular then
local value
if inout == 'in' then
value = info.value
else
value = info.absvalue
end
if value then -- some unusual units do not always set value field
value = abs(value)
singular = (0 < value and value < 1.0001)
end
end
if unit_table.engscale or parms.is_range_x then
-- engscale: so "|1|e3kg" gives "1 thousand kilograms" (plural)
-- is_range_x: so "|0.5|x|0.9|mi" gives "0.5 by 0.9 miles" (plural)
singular = false
end
key = (adjectival or singular) and 'name1' or 'name2'
if unit_table.sp_us then
key = key .. '_us'
end
else
if unit_table.builtin == 'hand' then
if parms.opt_hand_hh then
unit_table.symbol = 'hh' -- LATER: might want i18n applied to this
end
end
unit_table.sep = ' '
key = unit_table.sp_us and 'sym_us' or 'symbol'
end
return linked_id(unit_table, key, want_link, info.clean), want_name
end
local function decorate_value(parms, unit_table, which)
-- If needed, update unit_table so values will be shown with extra information.
-- For consistency with the old template (but different from fmtpower),
-- the style to display powers of 10 includes "display:none" to allow some
-- browsers to copy, for example, "10³" as "10^3", rather than as "103".
local info
local engscale = unit_table.engscale
local prefix = unit_table.vprefix
if engscale or prefix then
info = unit_table.valinfo[which]
if info.decorated then
return -- do not redecorate if repeating convert
end
info.decorated = true
end
if engscale then
local inout = unit_table.inout
local abbr = parms.abbr
if abbr == 'on' or abbr == inout then
info.show = info.show ..
'<span style="margin-left:0.2em">×<span style="margin-left:0.1em">' ..
from_en('10') ..
'</span></span><s style="display:none">^</s><sup>' ..
from_en(tostring(engscale.exponent)) .. '</sup>'
else
local number_id
local lk = parms.lk
if lk == 'on' or lk == inout then
number_id = make_link(engscale.link, engscale[1])
else
number_id = engscale[1]
end
-- WP:NUMERAL recommends " " in values like "12 million".
info.show = info.show .. (parms.opt_adjectival and '-' or ' ') .. number_id
end
end
if prefix then
info.show = prefix .. info.show
end
end
local function process_input(parms, in_current)
-- Processing required once per conversion.
-- Return block of text to represent input (value/unit).
if parms.opt_output_only or parms.opt_output_number_only or parms.opt_output_unit_only then
parms.joins = { '', '' }
return ''
end
local first_unit
local composite = in_current.composite -- nil or table of units
if composite then
first_unit = composite[1]
else
first_unit = in_current
end
local id1, want_name = make_id(parms, 1, first_unit)
local sep = first_unit.sep -- separator between value and unit, set by make_id
local preunit = parms.preunit1
if preunit then
sep = '' -- any separator is included in preunit
else
preunit = ''
end
if parms.opt_input_unit_only then
parms.joins = { '', '' }
if composite then
local parts = { id1 }
for i, unit in ipairs(composite) do
if i > 1 then
table.insert(parts, (make_id(parms, 1, unit)))
end
end
id1 = table.concat(parts, ' ')
end
if want_name and parms.opt_adjectival then
return preunit .. hyphenated(id1)
end
return preunit .. id1
end
if parms.opt_also_symbol and not composite then
local join1 = parms.joins[1]
if join1 == ' (' or join1 == ' [' then
parms.joins = { ' [' .. first_unit[first_unit.sp_us and 'sym_us' or 'symbol'] .. ']' .. join1 , parms.joins[2] }
end
end
if in_current.builtin == 'mach' and first_unit.sep ~= '' then -- '' means omitsep with non-enwiki name
local prefix = id1 .. ' '
local range = parms.range
local valinfo = first_unit.valinfo
local result = prefix .. valinfo[1].show
if range then
-- For simplicity and because more not needed, handle one range item only.
local prefix2 = make_id(parms, 2, first_unit) .. ' '
result = range_text(range[1], want_name, parms, result, prefix2 .. valinfo[2].show, 'in')
end
return preunit .. result
end
if composite then
-- Simplify: assume there is no range, and no decoration.
local mid = (not parms.opt_flip) and parms.mid or ''
local sep1 = ' '
local sep2 = ' '
if parms.opt_adjectival and want_name then
sep1 = '-'
sep2 = '-'
end
if omitsep and sep == '' then
-- Testing the id of the most significant unit should be sufficient.
sep1 = ''
sep2 = ''
end
local parts = { first_unit.valinfo[1].show .. sep1 .. id1 }
for i, unit in ipairs(composite) do
if i > 1 then
table.insert(parts, unit.valinfo[1].show .. sep1 .. (make_id(parms, 1, unit)))
end
end
return table.concat(parts, sep2) .. mid
end
local result, mos
local abbr = parms.abbr
local range = parms.range
if range then
mos = (abbr == 'mos')
if not (mos or (parms.is_range_x and not want_name)) then
linked_pages[first_unit] = nil -- so the second and only id will be linked, if wanted
end
end
local id = (range == nil) and id1 or make_id(parms, 2, first_unit)
local extra, was_hyphenated = hyphenated_maybe(parms, want_name, sep, id, 'in')
if mos and was_hyphenated then
mos = false -- suppress repeat of unit in a range
if linked_pages[first_unit] then
linked_pages[first_unit] = nil
id = make_id(parms, 2, first_unit)
extra = hyphenated_maybe(parms, want_name, sep, id, 'in')
end
end
local valinfo = first_unit.valinfo
if range then
if range.n == 1 then
-- Like {{convert|1|x|2|ft}} (one range item; two values).
-- Do what old template did.
local sep1 = first_unit.sep
if mos then
decorate_value(parms, in_current, 1)
decorate_value(parms, in_current, 2)
result = valinfo[1].show .. sep1 .. id1
elseif parms.is_range_x and not want_name then
if abbr == 'in' or abbr == 'on' then
decorate_value(parms, in_current, 1)
end
decorate_value(parms, in_current, 2)
result = valinfo[1].show .. sep1 .. id1
else
if abbr == 'in' or abbr == 'on' then
decorate_value(parms, in_current, 1)
end
decorate_value(parms, in_current, 2)
result = valinfo[1].show
end
result = range_text(range[1], want_name, parms, result, valinfo[2].show, 'in')
else
-- Like {{convert|1|x|2|x|3|ft}} (two or more range items): simplify.
decorate_value(parms, in_current, 1)
result = valinfo[1].show
for i = 1, range.n do
decorate_value(parms, in_current, i+1)
result = range_text(range[i], want_name, parms, result, valinfo[i+1].show, 'in')
end
end
else
decorate_value(parms, first_unit, 1)
result = valinfo[1].show
end
return result .. preunit .. extra
end
local function process_one_output(parms, out_current)
-- Processing required for each output unit.
-- Return block of text to represent output (value/unit).
local id1, want_name = make_id(parms, 1, out_current)
local sep = out_current.sep -- set by make_id
local preunit = parms.preunit2
if preunit then
sep = '' -- any separator is included in preunit
else
preunit = ''
end
if parms.opt_output_unit_only then
if want_name and parms.opt_adjectival then
return preunit .. hyphenated(id1)
end
return preunit .. id1
end
if out_current.builtin == 'mach' and out_current.sep ~= '' then -- '' means omitsep with non-enwiki name
local prefix = id1 .. ' '
local range = parms.range
local valinfo = out_current.valinfo
local result = prefix .. valinfo[1].show
if range then
-- For simplicity and because more not needed, handle one range item only.
result = range_text(range[1], want_name, parms, result, prefix .. valinfo[2].show, 'out')
end
return preunit .. result
end
local result
local range = parms.range
if range then
if not (parms.is_range_x and not want_name) then
linked_pages[out_current] = nil -- so the second and only id will be linked, if wanted
end
end
local id = (range == nil) and id1 or make_id(parms, 2, out_current)
local extra = hyphenated_maybe(parms, want_name, sep, id, 'out')
local valinfo = out_current.valinfo
if range then
if range.n == 1 then
local sep1 = out_current.sep
local abbr = parms.abbr
if parms.is_range_x and not want_name then
if abbr == 'out' or abbr == 'on' then
decorate_value(parms, out_current, 1)
end
decorate_value(parms, out_current, 2)
result = valinfo[1].show .. sep1 .. id1
else
if abbr == 'out' or abbr == 'on' then
decorate_value(parms, out_current, 1)
end
decorate_value(parms, out_current, 2)
result = valinfo[1].show
end
result = range_text(range[1], want_name, parms, result, valinfo[2].show, 'out')
else
-- Like {{convert|1|x|2|x|3|ft}} (two or more range items): simplify.
decorate_value(parms, out_current, 1)
result = valinfo[1].show
for i = 1, range.n do
decorate_value(parms, out_current, i+1)
result = range_text(range[i], want_name, parms, result, valinfo[i+1].show, 'out')
end
end
else
decorate_value(parms, out_current, 1)
result = valinfo[1].show
end
if parms.opt_output_number_only then
return result
end
return result .. preunit .. extra
end
local function make_output_single(parms, in_unit_table, out_unit_table)
-- Return true, item where item = wikitext of the conversion result
-- for a single output (which is not a combination or a multiple);
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
out_unit_table.valinfo = collection()
local range = parms.range
for i = 1, (range and (range.n + 1) or 1) do
local success, info = cvtround(parms, in_unit_table.valinfo[i], in_unit_table, out_unit_table)
if not success then return false, info end
out_unit_table.valinfo:add(info)
end
return true, process_one_output(parms, out_unit_table)
end
local function make_output_multiple(parms, in_unit_table, out_unit_table)
-- Return true, item where item = wikitext of the conversion result
-- for an output which is a multiple (like 'ftin');
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
local multiple = out_unit_table.multiple -- table of scaling factors (will not be nil)
local combos = out_unit_table.combination -- table of unit tables (will not be nil)
local abbr = parms.abbr
local abbr_org = parms.abbr_org
local disp = parms.disp
local want_name = (abbr_org == nil and (disp == 'or' or disp == 'slash')) or
not (abbr == 'on' or abbr == 'out' or abbr == 'mos')
local want_link = (parms.lk == 'on' or parms.lk == 'out')
local mid = parms.opt_flip and parms.mid or ''
local sep1 = ' '
local sep2 = ' '
if parms.opt_adjectival and want_name then
sep1 = '-'
sep2 = '-'
end
local do_spell = parms.opt_spell_out
parms.opt_spell_out = nil -- so the call to cvtround does not spell the value
local function make_result(info, isfirst)
local fmt, outvalue, sign
local results = {}
for i = 1, #combos do
local tfrac, thisvalue, strforce
local out_current = combos[i]
out_current.inout = 'out'
local scale = multiple[i]
if i == 1 then -- least significant unit ('in' from 'ftin')
local decimals
out_current.frac = out_unit_table.frac
local success, outinfo = cvtround(parms, info, in_unit_table, out_current)
if not success then return false, outinfo end
if isfirst then
out_unit_table.valinfo = { outinfo } -- in case output value of first least significant unit is needed
end
sign = outinfo.sign
tfrac = outinfo.fraction_table
if outinfo.is_scientific then
strforce = outinfo.show
decimals = ''
elseif tfrac then
decimals = ''
else
local show = outinfo.show -- number as a string in local language
local p1, p2 = show:find(numdot, 1, true)
decimals = p1 and show:sub(p2 + 1) or '' -- text after numdot, if any
end
fmt = '%.' .. ulen(decimals) .. 'f' -- to reproduce precision
if decimals == '' then
if tfrac then
outvalue = floor(outinfo.raw_absvalue) -- integer part only; fraction added later
else
outvalue = floor(outinfo.raw_absvalue + 0.5) -- keep all integer digits of least significant unit
end
else
outvalue = outinfo.absvalue
end
end
if scale then
outvalue, thisvalue = divide(outvalue, scale)
else
thisvalue = outvalue
end
local id
if want_name then
if varname then
local clean
if strforce or tfrac then
clean = '.1' -- dummy value to force name for floating point
else
clean = format(fmt, thisvalue)
end
id = variable_name(clean, out_current)
else
local key = 'name2'
if parms.opt_adjectival then
key = 'name1'
elseif tfrac then
if thisvalue == 0 then
key = 'name1'
end
elseif parms.opt_singular then
if 0 < thisvalue and thisvalue < 1.0001 then
key = 'name1'
end
else
if thisvalue == 1 then
key = 'name1'
end
end
id = out_current[key]
end
else
id = out_current['symbol']
end
if i == 1 and omit_separator(id) then
-- Testing the id of the least significant unit should be sufficient.
sep1 = ''
sep2 = ''
end
if want_link then
local link = out_current.link
if link then
id = make_link(link, id, out_current)
end
end
local strval
local inout = (i == #combos or outvalue == 0) and 'out' or '' -- trick so the last value processed (first displayed) has uppercase, if requested
if strforce and outvalue == 0 then
sign = '' -- any sign is in strforce
strval = strforce -- show small values in scientific notation; will only use least significant unit
elseif tfrac then
local wholestr = (thisvalue > 0) and tostring(thisvalue) or nil
strval = format_fraction(parms, inout, false, wholestr, tfrac.numstr, tfrac.denstr, do_spell)
else
strval = (thisvalue == 0) and from_en('0') or with_separator(parms, format(fmt, thisvalue))
if do_spell then
strval = spell_number(parms, inout, strval) or strval
end
end
table.insert(results, strval .. sep1 .. id)
if outvalue == 0 then
break
end
fmt = '%.0f' -- only least significant unit can have a non-integral value
end
local reversed, count = {}, #results
for i = 1, count do
reversed[i] = results[count + 1 - i]
end
return true, sign .. table.concat(reversed, sep2)
end
local valinfo = in_unit_table.valinfo
local success, result = make_result(valinfo[1], true)
if not success then return false, result end
local range = parms.range
if range then
for i = 1, range.n do
local success, result2 = make_result(valinfo[i+1])
if not success then return false, result2 end
result = range_text(range[i], want_name, parms, result, result2, 'out')
end
end
return true, result .. mid
end
local function process(parms, in_unit_table, out_unit_table)
-- Return true, s where s = final wikitext result,
-- or return false, t where t is an error message table.
linked_pages = {}
local success, bad_output
local bad_input_mcode = in_unit_table.bad_mcode -- false if input unit is valid
local invalue1 = in_unit_table.valinfo[1].value
local out_unit = parms.out_unit
if out_unit == nil or out_unit == '' then
if bad_input_mcode or parms.opt_input_unit_only then
bad_output = ''
else
success, out_unit = get_default(invalue1, in_unit_table)
parms.out_unit = out_unit
if not success then
bad_output = out_unit
end
end
end
if not bad_output and not out_unit_table then
success, out_unit_table = lookup(out_unit, parms.opt_sp_us, 'any_combination')
if success then
local mismatch = check_mismatch(in_unit_table, out_unit_table)
if mismatch then
bad_output = mismatch
end
else
bad_output = out_unit_table
end
end
local flipped = parms.opt_flip and not bad_input_mcode
local parts = {}
for part = 1, 2 do
-- The LHS (parts[1]) is normally the input, but is the output if flipped.
-- Process LHS first so it will be linked, if wanted.
-- Linking to the same item is suppressed in the RHS to avoid overlinking.
if (part == 1 and not flipped) or (part == 2 and flipped) then
parts[part] = process_input(parms, in_unit_table)
elseif bad_output then
parts[part] = (bad_output == '') and '' or message(bad_output)
else
local outputs = {}
local combos -- nil (for 'ft' or 'ftin'), or table of unit tables (for 'm ft')
if not out_unit_table.multiple then -- nil/false ('ft' or 'm ft'), or table of factors ('ftin')
combos = out_unit_table.combination
end
local frac = parms.frac -- nil or denominator of fraction for output values
if frac then
-- Apply fraction to the unit (if only one), or to non-SI units (if a combination),
-- except that if a precision is also specified, the fraction only applies to
-- the hand unit; that allows the following result:
-- {{convert|156|cm|in hand|1|frac=2}} → 156 centimetres (61.4 in; 15.1½ hands)
-- However, the following is handled elsewhere as a special case:
-- {{convert|156|cm|hand in|1|frac=2}} → 156 centimetres (15.1½ hands; 61½ in)
if combos then
local precision = parms.precision
for _, unit in ipairs(combos) do
if unit.builtin == 'hand' or (not precision and not unit.prefixes) then
unit.frac = frac
end
end
else
out_unit_table.frac = frac
end
end
local out_first
local imax = combos and #combos or 1 -- 1 (single unit) or number of unit tables
for i = 1, imax do
local success, item
local out_current = combos and combos[i] or out_unit_table
out_current.inout = 'out'
if i == 1 then
out_first = out_current
if imax > 1 and out_current.builtin == 'hand' then
out_current.out_next = combos[2] -- built-in hand can influence next unit in a combination
end
end
if out_current.multiple then
success, item = make_output_multiple(parms, in_unit_table, out_current)
else
success, item = make_output_single(parms, in_unit_table, out_current)
end
if not success then return false, item end
table.insert(outputs, item)
end
if parms.opt_input_unit_only then
parts[part] = ''
else
local sep = parms.table_joins and parms.table_joins[2] or parms.join_between
parts[part] = table.concat(outputs, sep)
end
end
end
if parms.join_before then
parts[1] = parms.join_before .. parts[1]
end
local wikitext
if bad_input_mcode then
if bad_input_mcode == '' then
wikitext = parts[1]
else
wikitext = parts[1] .. message(bad_input_mcode)
end
elseif parms.table_joins then
wikitext = parms.table_joins[1] .. parts[1] .. parms.table_joins[2] .. parts[2]
else
wikitext = parts[1] .. parms.joins[1] .. parts[2] .. parms.joins[2]
end
if parms.warnings and not bad_input_mcode then
wikitext = wikitext .. parms.warnings
end
return true, wikitext, out_unit_table
end
local function main_convert(frame)
-- Do convert, and if needed, do it again with higher default precision.
set_config(frame.args)
local result, out_unit_table
local success, parms, in_unit_table = get_parms(frame:getParent().args)
if success then
for i = 1, 2 do -- use counter so cannot get stuck repeating convert
success, result, out_unit_table = process(parms, in_unit_table, out_unit_table)
if success and parms.do_convert_again then
parms.do_convert_again = false
else
break
end
end
else
result = parms
end
if success then
return result
end
return message(result)
end
return { convert = main_convert }