#============================================================
#                     Advanced RGSS3 Console
#   Berka          http://www.rpgmakervx-fr.com
#                   v0.5 VX Ace only. 01-21-12  
#
# Thanks to Azuma-01 for symbols and regexp matching
# Free of use. Please ask me before publishing anywhere.
#
# Add a basic syntax haighlighter to the default RGSS Console
# May cause a slight slowdown in the console display.
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Use Kernel#puts to activate the syntax highlighter.
# Kernel#print stays unchanged.$
# Console#gets extracts the input of the console
#   use: eval(Console.gets) to script while testing.
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Change the color of the console:
#   Console.color(H_RED)       # Set the color of the console
#   print("this text is red")  # Text displayed in red
#   Console.color = nil        # Remove the coloration
#============================================================

module Berka
  module Console
    LINE_NUMBERS = true  # Display line numbers ON/OFF
    BACKGROUND   = true  # Display a white background ON/OFF
    ENABLEPROMPT = true  # Enable the gets command ON/OFF
    PARSE_P      = false # Enable parsing for Kernel#p function /!\
  end
end

module Win32
  GSH ||= Win32API.new('kernel32','GetStdHandle','l','l')
  SCTA||= Win32API.new('kernel32','SetConsoleTextAttribute','ll','l')
end

module Highlighter  
  H_BLACK     = 0x0000 # black
  H_DBLUE     = 0x0001 # dark blue
  H_DGREEN    = 0x0002 # dark green
  H_DCYAN     = 0x0003 # dark cyan
  H_DRED      = 0x0004 # dark red
  H_DPURPLE   = 0x0005 # dark purple
  H_DYELLOW   = 0x0006 # dark yellow
  H_GREY      = 0x0007 # grey
  H_DGREY     = 0x0008 # dark grey
  H_BLUE      = 0x0009 # blue
  H_GREEN     = 0x000a # green
  H_CYAN      = 0x000b # cyan
  H_RED       = 0x000c # red
  H_PURPLE    = 0x000d # purple
  H_YELLOW    = 0x000e # yellow
  H_WHITE     = 0x000f # white
  H_INTENSITY = 0x0080 # background intensity
  
  # Ruby's special words
  H_KWORDS=["alias","begin","BEGIN","break","case","defined","do","else","elsif",
            "end","END","ensure","for","if","in","include","loop","next","raise",
            "redo","rescue","retry","return","super","then","undef","unless",
            "until","when","while","yield","false","nil","self","true","__FILE__",
            "__LINE__","and","not","or","def","class","module","catch","fail",
            "load","throw"]
            
  # Ruby's operators
  H_OPERATORS=["=","+","-","/","*","%",'(',')','[',']','{','}','<','>','&','|',
               ',','!',"?",":",";",'.']
  
  def self.parse(*args)
    args.flatten.each{|l|
      Console.color=nil
      print("#{sprintf("%03d",$consolelines+=1)}:\s")if Berka::Console::LINE_NUMBERS
      l.split(/ /).each{|e|
        case e
        when *H_KWORDS then Console.color=H_BLUE
        when /^\d*[.]?\d+$/ then Console.color=H_DRED
        when /\/.*\/(?:[imx]{,3})/ then Console.color=H_DPURPLE # by Azuma-01
        when /^:.*$/ then Console.color=H_DYELLOW # by Azuma-01
        when /^#.*$/ then Console.color=H_DGREEN # by Azuma-01
        else
          e.split(//).each{|f|
            @s=!@s if r=(f=='"'||f=="'")
            if(@s)||r;Console.color=H_DPURPLE
            elsif f=~/^\d*[.]?\d+$/;Console.color=H_DRED
            else
              Console.color=(H_OPERATORS.include?(f)? H_DCYAN : H_BLACK)
            end
            print(f)
          }
          print(" ")
          next
        end
        print("#{e} ")
      }
    }
    print("\n")
  end
end

include Highlighter

module Console
  $consolelines=0 # Console lines counter
  def self.init
    @outhwnd=Win32::GSH.call(-11)
  end
  def self.color=(c=H_BLACK)
    Win32::SCTA.call(@outhwnd,(c||=H_BLACK)|(Berka::Console::BACKGROUND ? 0x00f0 : 0))# rescue nil
  end
  def self.gets
    $stdin.gets
  end
end
Console.init

# Kernel#puts redefinition
def puts(*a)
  a.each{|n|Highlighter.parse(*n)}
end
#Kernel#p redefinition
def p(*a)
  Berka::Console::PARSE_P ? (a.each{|b|puts b.inspect}) : Kernel.p(*a)
end
# Kernel#gets
def gets
  Console.gets
end

puts("a = ['this is a test', 1.0]")

Console.color = H_RED
  print("Ruby is amazing")