/// <summary>
/// This is used when a book is first created from a source; without it, if the shell maker left the book as trilingual when working on it,
/// then every time someone created a new book based on it, it too would be trilingual.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// This method explicitly used the CollectionSettings languages in creating a new book.
/// </remarks>
public static void SetInitialMultilingualSetting(BookData bookData, int oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages)
{
//var multilingualClass = new string[]{"bloom-monolingual", "bloom-bilingual","bloom-trilingual"}[oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages-1];
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages < 3)
{
bookData.RemoveAllForms("contentLanguage3");
}
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages < 2)
{
bookData.RemoveAllForms("contentLanguage2");
}
var language1 = bookData.CollectionSettings.Language1;
bookData.Set("contentLanguage1", XmlString.FromUnencoded(language1.Iso639Code), false);
bookData.Set("contentLanguage1Rtl", XmlString.FromUnencoded(language1.IsRightToLeft.ToString()), false);
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages > 1)
{
var language2 = bookData.CollectionSettings.Language2;
bookData.Set("contentLanguage2", XmlString.FromUnencoded(language2.Iso639Code), false);
bookData.Set("contentLanguage2Rtl", XmlString.FromUnencoded(language2.IsRightToLeft.ToString()), false);
}
var language3 = bookData.CollectionSettings.Language3;
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages > 2 && !String.IsNullOrEmpty(language3.Iso639Code))
{
bookData.Set("contentLanguage3", XmlString.FromUnencoded(language3.Iso639Code), false);
bookData.Set("contentLanguage3Rtl", XmlString.FromUnencoded(language3.IsRightToLeft.ToString()), false);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// This is used when a book is first created from a source; without it, if the shell maker left the book as trilingual when working on it,
/// then everytime someone created a new book based on it, it too would be trilingual.
/// </summary>
public static void SetInitialMultilingualSetting(BookData bookData, int oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages, CollectionSettings collectionSettings)
{
//var multilingualClass = new string[]{"bloom-monolingual", "bloom-bilingual","bloom-trilingual"}[oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages-1];
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages < 3)
{
bookData.RemoveAllForms("contentLanguage3");
}
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages < 2)
{
bookData.RemoveAllForms("contentLanguage2");
}
bookData.Set("contentLanguage1", collectionSettings.Language1Iso639Code, false);
bookData.Set("contentLanguage1Rtl", collectionSettings.IsLanguage1Rtl.ToString(), false);
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages > 1)
{
bookData.Set("contentLanguage2", collectionSettings.Language2Iso639Code, false);
bookData.Set("contentLanguage2Rtl", collectionSettings.IsLanguage2Rtl.ToString(), false);
}
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages > 2 && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(collectionSettings.Language3Iso639Code))
{
bookData.Set("contentLanguage3", collectionSettings.Language3Iso639Code, false);
bookData.Set("contentLanguage3Rtl", collectionSettings.IsLanguage3Rtl.ToString(), false);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// This is used when a book is first created from a source; without it, if the shell maker left the book as trilingual when working on it,
/// then everytime someone created a new book based on it, it too would be trilingual.
/// </summary>
public static void SetInitialMultilingualSetting(BookData bookData, int oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages, CollectionSettings collectionSettings)
{
//var multilingualClass = new string[]{"bloom-monolingual", "bloom-bilingual","bloom-trilingual"}[oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages-1];
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages < 3)
bookData.RemoveAllForms("contentLanguage3");
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages < 2)
bookData.RemoveAllForms("contentLanguage2");
bookData.Set("contentLanguage1", collectionSettings.Language1Iso639Code, false);
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages > 1)
bookData.Set("contentLanguage2", collectionSettings.Language2Iso639Code, false);
if (oneTwoOrThreeContentLanguages > 2 && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(collectionSettings.Language3Iso639Code))
bookData.Set("contentLanguage3", collectionSettings.Language3Iso639Code, false);
}
/// <summary>
/// Copy the copyright & license info to the originalCopyrightAndLicense,
/// then remove the copyright so the translator can put in their own if they
/// want. We retain the license, but the translator is allowed to change that.
/// If the source is already a translation (already has original copyright or license)
/// we keep them unchanged.
/// </summary>
public static void SetOriginalCopyrightAndLicense(HtmlDom dom, BookData bookData, CollectionSettings collectionSettings)
{
// At least one of these should exist if the source was a derivative, since we don't allow a
// book to have no license, nor to be uploaded without copyright...unless of course it was derived
// before 3.9, when we started doing this. In that case the best we can do is record the earliest
// information we have for this and later adaptations.
if (bookData.GetMultiTextVariableOrEmpty("originalLicenseUrl").Count > 0 ||
bookData.GetMultiTextVariableOrEmpty("originalLicenseNotes").Count > 0 ||
bookData.GetMultiTextVariableOrEmpty("originalCopyright").Count > 0)
{
return; //leave the original there.
}
// If there's no copyright information in a source-collection book, we're presumably making
// a new original book, and shouldn't try to record any original copyright and license information.
// This is somewhat redundant with the check in BookStarter.SetupNewDocumentContents(), the one
// non-unit-test current caller of this method, that doesn't call this at all if the source is
// a template book. I was trying for a minimal reasonable change for BL-5131, and therefore
// put in this extra check, since previously this method was simply NEVER called in a source
// collection.
var copyrightNotice = GetMetadata(dom).CopyrightNotice;
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(copyrightNotice) && collectionSettings.IsSourceCollection)
{
return;
}
bookData.Set("originalLicenseUrl", GetLicenseUrl(dom), "*");
bookData.Set("originalCopyright", System.Web.HttpUtility.HtmlEncode(copyrightNotice), "*");
bookData.Set("originalLicenseNotes", dom.GetBookSetting("licenseNotes").GetFirstAlternative(), "*");
bookData.RemoveAllForms("copyright"); // RemoveAllForms does modify the dom
}
private string SetupNewDocumentContents(string sourceFolderPath, string initialPath)
{
var storage = _bookStorageFactory(initialPath);
var bookData = new BookData(storage.Dom, _collectionSettings, null);
UpdateEditabilityMetadata(storage); //Path.GetFileName(initialPath).ToLower().Contains("template"));
//NB: for a new book based on a page template, I think this should remove *everything*, because the rest is in the xmatter
// for shells, we'll still have pages.
//Remove from the new book any div-pages labelled as "extraPage"
foreach (XmlElement initialPageDiv in storage.Dom.SafeSelectNodes("/html/body/div[contains(@data-page,'extra')]"))
{
initialPageDiv.ParentNode.RemoveChild(initialPageDiv);
}
XMatterHelper.RemoveExistingXMatter(storage.Dom);
bookData.RemoveAllForms("ISBN"); //ISBN number of the original doesn't apply to derivatives
var sizeAndOrientation = Layout.FromDom(storage.Dom, Layout.A5Portrait);
//Note that we do this *before* injecting frontmatter, which is more likely to have a good reason for having English
//Useful for things like Primers. Note that Lorem Ipsum and prefixing all text with "_" also work.
// if ("true"==GetMetaValue(storage.Dom.RawDom, "removeTranslationsWhenMakingNewBook", "false"))
// {
// ClearAwayAllTranslations(storage.Dom.RawDom);
// }
InjectXMatter(initialPath, storage, sizeAndOrientation);
SetLineageAndId(storage);
SetBookTitle(storage, bookData);
//Few sources will have this set at all. A template picture dictionary is one place where we might expect it to call for, say, bilingual
int multilingualLevel = int.Parse(GetMetaValue(storage.Dom.RawDom, "defaultMultilingualLevel", "1"));
TranslationGroupManager.SetInitialMultilingualSetting(bookData, multilingualLevel, _collectionSettings);
var sourceDom = XmlHtmlConverter.GetXmlDomFromHtmlFile(sourceFolderPath.CombineForPath(Path.GetFileName(GetPathToHtmlFile(sourceFolderPath))), false);
//If this is a shell book, make elements to hold the vernacular
foreach (XmlElement div in storage.Dom.RawDom.SafeSelectNodes("//div[contains(@class,'bloom-page')]"))
{
XmlElement sourceDiv = sourceDom.SelectSingleNode("//div[@id='" + div.GetAttribute("id") + "']") as XmlElement;
SetupIdAndLineage(sourceDiv, div);
SetupPage(div, _collectionSettings, null, null);
}
ClearAwayDraftText(storage.Dom.RawDom);
storage.Save();
//REVIEW this actually undoes the setting of the intial files name:
// storage.UpdateBookFileAndFolderName(_librarySettings);
return(storage.FolderPath);
}
public static void TransformCreditPageData(HtmlDom dom, BookData bookData, CollectionSettings collectionSettings,
BookStorage storage, bool makingTranslation)
{
// If we're deriving a translation from an existing book,
// we should save the original copyright and license of that book.
if (makingTranslation)
{
SetOriginalCopyrightAndLicense(dom, bookData, collectionSettings);
}
// a new book should never have the copyright holder set, whether it's a template, shell, or translation
bookData.RemoveAllForms("copyright"); // RemoveAllForms does modify the dom
storage.BookInfo.Copyright = null; // this might be redundant but let's play safe
// This is a place to put who it was translated by, usually in a national language.
// Doesn't apply to templates or (usually) to shells; but a translation can serve again as a shell.
// In that case, we expect it to be filled in with the new translator's information.
// Keeping the previous translator's details there is confusing (BL-6271)
bookData.RemoveAllForms("versionAcknowledgments");
}
/// <summary>
/// Copy the copyright & license info to the originalCopyrightAndLicense,
/// then remove the copyright so the translator can put in their own if they
/// want. We retain the license, but the translator is allowed to change that.
/// </summary>
public static void SetOriginalCopyrightAndLicense(HtmlDom dom, BookData bookData, CollectionSettings collectionSettings)
{
if (bookData.GetMultiTextVariableOrEmpty("originalCopyrightAndLicense").Count > 0)
{
return; //leave the original there.
}
var metadata = BookCopyrightAndLicense.GetMetadata(dom);
string idOfLanguageUsed;
var languagePriorityIds = collectionSettings.LicenseDescriptionLanguagePriorities;
//TODO HOW DO I GET THESE IN THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE INSTEAD OF THE UI LANGUAGE?
var license = metadata.License.GetMinimalFormForCredits(languagePriorityIds, out idOfLanguageUsed);
string originalLicenseSentence;
var preferredLanguageIds = new[] { collectionSettings.Language2Iso639Code, LocalizationManager.UILanguageId, "en" };
if (metadata.License is CustomLicense)
{
// I can imagine being more fancy... something like "Licensed under custom license:", and get localizations
// for that... but sheesh, these are even now very rare in Bloom-land and should become more rare.
// So for now, let's just print the custom license contents.
originalLicenseSentence = license;
}
else
{
var licenseSentenceTemplate = LocalizationManager.GetString("EditTab.FrontMatter.OriginalLicenseSentence",
"Licensed under {0}.",
"On the Credits page of a book being translated, Bloom puts texts like 'Licensed under CC-BY', so that we have a record of what the license was for the original book. Put {0} in the translation, where the license should go in the sentence.",
preferredLanguageIds, out idOfLanguageUsed);
originalLicenseSentence = string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(license) ? "" : string.Format(licenseSentenceTemplate, license);
originalLicenseSentence = originalLicenseSentence.Replace("..", "."); // in case had notes which also had a period.
}
Console.WriteLine(originalLicenseSentence);
var copyrightNotice = "";
if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(metadata.CopyrightNotice))
{
var noCopyrightSentence = LocalizationManager.GetString("EditTab.FrontMatter.OriginalHadNoCopyrightSentence",
"Adapted from original without a copyright notice.",
"On the Credits page of a book being translated, Bloom shows this if the original book did not have a copyright notice.",
preferredLanguageIds, out idOfLanguageUsed);
copyrightNotice = noCopyrightSentence + " " + originalLicenseSentence;
}
else
{
var originalCopyrightSentence = LocalizationManager.GetString("EditTab.FrontMatter.OriginalCopyrightSentence",
"Adapted from original, {0}.",
"On the Credits page of a book being translated, Bloom shows the original copyright. Put {0} in the translation where the copyright notice should go. For example in English, 'Adapted from original, {0}.' comes out like 'Adapted from original, Copyright 2011 SIL'.",
preferredLanguageIds, out idOfLanguageUsed);
copyrightNotice = String.Format(originalCopyrightSentence, metadata.CopyrightNotice.Trim()) + " " + originalLicenseSentence;
}
Console.WriteLine(copyrightNotice);
bookData.Set("originalCopyrightAndLicense", copyrightNotice, "*");
bookData.RemoveAllForms("copyright"); // RemoveAllForms does modify the dom
}
private void SetBookTitle(BookStorage storage, BookData bookData, bool usingTemplate)
{
//This is what we were trying to do: there was a defaultNameForDerivedBooks meta tag in the html
//which had no language code. It worked fine for English, e.g., naming new English books
//"My Book" or "My Dictionary" or whatever.
//But in other cases, it actually hurt because that English name would be hidden down in the new
//book, where the author wouldn't see it. But some consumer, using English, would see it, and
//"My Book" is a pretty dumb name for the carefully prepared book to be listed under.
//
//Now, if we are making this book from a shell book, we can keep whatever (title,language) pairs it has.
//Those will be just fine, for example, if we have English as one of our national languages and so get
// "vaccinations" for free without having to type that in again.
//
//But if we are making this from a *template*, then we *don't* want to keep the various ways to say the
//name of the template. Seeing "Basic Book" as the name of a resulting shell is not helpful.
//We just don't have a use for this at all anymore: nice idea, doesn't really work:
storage.Dom.RemoveMetaElement("defaultNameForDerivedBooks");
// Clear these out let other code set again when there is a real title.
storage.BookInfo.Title = "";
storage.Dom.Title = "";
//If we're making a book from a template, remove all the titles in all languages
if (usingTemplate)
{
bookData.RemoveAllForms("bookTitle");
}
// If we're making a Template, we really want its title to include Template
// (in hopes the user will keep it at the end so the pages can be used in Add Page)
if (storage.BookInfo.IsSuitableForMakingShells)
{
storage.BookInfo.Title = "My Template";
storage.Dom.Title = "My Template";
storage.Dom.SetBookSetting("bookTitle", "en", "My Template");
// Yes, we want the English word Template in the vernacular Title. Ugly, but that's
// what determines the file name, and that's what determines whether Add Page will
// include it.
storage.Dom.SetBookSetting("bookTitle", _collectionSettings.Language1Iso639Code, "My Template");
}
}
private string SetupNewDocumentContents(string sourceFolderPath, string initialPath)
{
var storage = _bookStorageFactory(initialPath);
bool usingTemplate = storage.BookInfo.IsSuitableForMakingShells;
bool makingTemplate = storage.BookInfo.IsSuitableForMakingTemplates;
// If we're not making it from a template or making a template, we're deriving a translation from an existing book
var makingTranslation = !usingTemplate && !makingTemplate;
var bookData = new BookData(storage.Dom, _collectionSettings, null);
UpdateEditabilityMetadata(storage); //Path.GetFileName(initialPath).ToLower().Contains("template"));
// BL-7614 We don't want a derivative of a book downloaded from a "bookshelf" to have the same bookshelf
storage.BookInfo.ClearBookshelf();
// NB: For a new book based on a page template, I think this should remove *everything*,
// because the rest is in the xmatter.
// For shells, we'll still have pages.
// BL-6108: But if this is a template and we remove all the pages and xmatter,
// there won't be anything left to tell us what the template's preferred layout was,
// so we'll save that first.
Layout templateLayout = null;
if (usingTemplate)
{
templateLayout = Layout.FromDom(storage.Dom, Layout.A5Portrait);
}
// Remove from the new book any pages labeled as "extra".
// Typically pages in a template are marked "extra" to indicate that they are options to insert with "Add Page"
// but not pages (which a few templates have) that should be automatically inserted into every book
// made from the template.
// Originally we removed 'extra' pages in all cases, but we haven't actually used the capability
// of deleting 'extra' pages from translations of shell books, and on the other hand, we did briefly release
// a version of Bloom that incorrectly left shell book pages so marked. Something like 73 books in our library
// may have this problem (BL-6392). Since we don't actually need the capability for making translations
// of shell books, we decided to simply disable it: all pages in a shell book, even those marked
// 'extra', will be kept in the translation.
if (!makingTranslation)
{
for (var initialPageDivs = storage.Dom.SafeSelectNodes("/html/body/div[contains(@data-page,'extra')]");
initialPageDivs.Count > 0;
initialPageDivs = storage.Dom.SafeSelectNodes("/html/body/div[contains(@data-page,'extra')]"))
{
initialPageDivs[0].ParentNode.RemoveChild(initialPageDivs[0]);
}
}
else
{
// When making a translation of an original move the 'publisher' (if there is one) to 'originalPublisher'.
storage.BookInfo.MovePublisherToOriginalPublisher();
}
XMatterHelper.RemoveExistingXMatter(storage.Dom);
// BL-4586 Some old books ended up with background-image urls containing XML img tags
// in the HTML-encoded string. This happened because the coverImage data-book element
// contained an img tag instead of a bare filename.
// Normally such a thing would get fixed on loading the book, but if the "old book" in question
// is a shell downloaded from BloomLibrary.org, Bloom is not allowed to modify the book,
// so if such a thing exists in this copied book here we will strip it out and replace it with the
// filename in the img src attribute.
Book.RemoveImgTagInDataDiv(storage.Dom);
bookData.RemoveAllForms("ISBN"); //ISBN number of the original doesn't apply to derivatives
var sizeAndOrientation = Layout.FromDomAndChoices(storage.Dom, templateLayout ?? Layout.A5Portrait, _fileLocator);
//Note that we do this *before* injecting frontmatter, which is more likely to have a good reason for having English
//Useful for things like Primers. Note that Lorem Ipsum and prefixing all text with "_" also work.
// if ("true"==GetMetaValue(storage.Dom.RawDom, "removeTranslationsWhenMakingNewBook", "false"))
// {
// ClearAwayAllTranslations(storage.Dom.RawDom);
// }
ProcessXMatterMetaTags(storage);
// If we are making a shell (from a template, as opposed to making a translation of a shell),
// it should not have a pre-determined license. A default will be filled in later.
// (But, if we're MAKING a template, we want to keep the CC0 from Template Starter.)
if (usingTemplate && !makingTemplate)
{
BookCopyrightAndLicense.RemoveLicense(storage);
}
InjectXMatter(initialPath, storage, sizeAndOrientation);
SetLineageAndId(storage, sourceFolderPath);
if (makingTranslation)
{
storage.EnsureOriginalTitle(); // Before SetBookTitle, so we definitely won't use this book's new empty title
}
SetBookTitle(storage, bookData, usingTemplate);
TransformCreditPageData(storage.Dom, bookData, _collectionSettings, storage, makingTranslation);
//Few sources will have this set at all. A template picture dictionary is one place where we might expect it to call for, say, bilingual
int multilingualLevel = int.Parse(GetMetaValue(storage.Dom.RawDom, "defaultMultilingualLevel", "1"));
TranslationGroupManager.SetInitialMultilingualSetting(bookData, multilingualLevel, _collectionSettings);
var sourceDom = XmlHtmlConverter.GetXmlDomFromHtmlFile(sourceFolderPath.CombineForPath(Path.GetFileName(GetPathToHtmlFile(sourceFolderPath))), false);
//If this is a shell book, make elements to hold the vernacular
foreach (XmlElement div in storage.Dom.RawDom.SafeSelectNodes("//div[contains(@class,'bloom-page')]"))
{
XmlElement sourceDiv = sourceDom.SelectSingleNode("//div[@id='" + div.GetAttribute("id") + "']") as XmlElement;
SetupIdAndLineage(sourceDiv, div);
SetupPage(div, _collectionSettings, null, null);
}
ClearAwayDraftText(storage.Dom.RawDom);
storage.UpdateSupportFiles(); // Copy branding files etc.
storage.Save();
//REVIEW this actually undoes the setting of the initial files name:
// storage.UpdateBookFileAndFolderName(_librarySettings);
return(storage.FolderPath);
}
private string SetupNewDocumentContents(string sourceFolderPath, string initialPath)
{
var storage = _bookStorageFactory(initialPath);
var bookData = new BookData(storage.Dom, _collectionSettings, null);
UpdateEditabilityMetadata(storage);//Path.GetFileName(initialPath).ToLower().Contains("template"));
//NB: for a new book based on a page template, I think this should remove *everything*, because the rest is in the xmatter
// for shells, we'll still have pages.
//Remove from the new book any div-pages labelled as "extraPage"
foreach (XmlElement initialPageDiv in storage.Dom.SafeSelectNodes("/html/body/div[contains(@data-page,'extra')]"))
{
initialPageDiv.ParentNode.RemoveChild(initialPageDiv);
}
XMatterHelper.RemoveExistingXMatter(storage.Dom);
bookData.RemoveAllForms("ISBN");//ISBN number of the original doesn't apply to derivatives
var sizeAndOrientation = Layout.FromDom(storage.Dom, Layout.A5Portrait);
//Note that we do this *before* injecting frontmatter, which is more likely to have a good reason for having English
//Useful for things like Primers. Note that Lorem Ipsum and prefixing all text with "_" also work.
// if ("true"==GetMetaValue(storage.Dom.RawDom, "removeTranslationsWhenMakingNewBook", "false"))
// {
// ClearAwayAllTranslations(storage.Dom.RawDom);
// }
InjectXMatter(initialPath, storage, sizeAndOrientation);
SetLineageAndId(storage);
SetBookTitle(storage, bookData);
//Few sources will have this set at all. A template picture dictionary is one place where we might expect it to call for, say, bilingual
int multilingualLevel = int.Parse(GetMetaValue(storage.Dom.RawDom, "defaultMultilingualLevel", "1"));
TranslationGroupManager.SetInitialMultilingualSetting(bookData, multilingualLevel, _collectionSettings);
var sourceDom = XmlHtmlConverter.GetXmlDomFromHtmlFile(sourceFolderPath.CombineForPath(Path.GetFileName(GetPathToHtmlFile(sourceFolderPath))), false);
//If this is a shell book, make elements to hold the vernacular
foreach (XmlElement div in storage.Dom.RawDom.SafeSelectNodes("//div[contains(@class,'bloom-page')]"))
{
XmlElement sourceDiv = sourceDom.SelectSingleNode("//div[@id='"+div.GetAttribute("id")+"']") as XmlElement;
SetupIdAndLineage(sourceDiv, div);
SetupPage(div, _collectionSettings, null, null);
}
ClearAwayDraftText(storage.Dom.RawDom);
storage.Save();
//REVIEW this actually undoes the setting of the intial files name:
// storage.UpdateBookFileAndFolderName(_librarySettings);
return storage.FolderPath;
}
private string SetupNewDocumentContents(string sourceFolderPath, string initialPath)
{
var storage = _bookStorageFactory(initialPath);
bool usingTemplate = storage.MetaData.IsSuitableForMakingShells;
bool makingTemplate = storage.MetaData.IsSuitableForMakingTemplates;
var bookData = new BookData(storage.Dom, _collectionSettings, null);
UpdateEditabilityMetadata(storage); //Path.GetFileName(initialPath).ToLower().Contains("template"));
// NB: For a new book based on a page template, I think this should remove *everything*,
// because the rest is in the xmatter.
// For shells, we'll still have pages.
//Remove from the new book any div-pages labeled as "extraPage"
for (var initialPageDivs = storage.Dom.SafeSelectNodes("/html/body/div[contains(@data-page,'extra')]");
initialPageDivs.Count > 0;
initialPageDivs = storage.Dom.SafeSelectNodes("/html/body/div[contains(@data-page,'extra')]"))
{
initialPageDivs[0].ParentNode.RemoveChild(initialPageDivs[0]);
}
XMatterHelper.RemoveExistingXMatter(storage.Dom);
bookData.RemoveAllForms("ISBN"); //ISBN number of the original doesn't apply to derivatives
var sizeAndOrientation = Layout.FromDomAndChoices(storage.Dom, Layout.A5Portrait, _fileLocator);
//Note that we do this *before* injecting frontmatter, which is more likely to have a good reason for having English
//Useful for things like Primers. Note that Lorem Ipsum and prefixing all text with "_" also work.
// if ("true"==GetMetaValue(storage.Dom.RawDom, "removeTranslationsWhenMakingNewBook", "false"))
// {
// ClearAwayAllTranslations(storage.Dom.RawDom);
// }
ProcessXMatterMetaTags(storage);
// If we are making a shell (from a template, as opposed to making a translation of a shell),
// it should not have a pre-determined license. A default will be filled in later.
// (But, if we're MAKING a template, we want to keep the CC0 from Template Starter.)
if (usingTemplate && !makingTemplate)
{
BookCopyrightAndLicense.RemoveLicense(storage);
}
InjectXMatter(initialPath, storage, sizeAndOrientation);
SetLineageAndId(storage, sourceFolderPath);
SetBookTitle(storage, bookData, usingTemplate);
if (!usingTemplate &&
// when people add a book to a source collection, they are assumed *editing* the book, not making a derivative (BL-4497)
!_collectionSettings.IsSourceCollection)
{
BookCopyrightAndLicense.SetOriginalCopyrightAndLicense(storage.Dom, bookData, _collectionSettings);
}
//Few sources will have this set at all. A template picture dictionary is one place where we might expect it to call for, say, bilingual
int multilingualLevel = int.Parse(GetMetaValue(storage.Dom.RawDom, "defaultMultilingualLevel", "1"));
TranslationGroupManager.SetInitialMultilingualSetting(bookData, multilingualLevel, _collectionSettings);
var sourceDom = XmlHtmlConverter.GetXmlDomFromHtmlFile(sourceFolderPath.CombineForPath(Path.GetFileName(GetPathToHtmlFile(sourceFolderPath))), false);
//If this is a shell book, make elements to hold the vernacular
foreach (XmlElement div in storage.Dom.RawDom.SafeSelectNodes("//div[contains(@class,'bloom-page')]"))
{
XmlElement sourceDiv = sourceDom.SelectSingleNode("//div[@id='" + div.GetAttribute("id") + "']") as XmlElement;
SetupIdAndLineage(sourceDiv, div);
SetupPage(div, _collectionSettings, null, null);
}
ClearAwayDraftText(storage.Dom.RawDom);
storage.Save();
//REVIEW this actually undoes the setting of the initial files name:
// storage.UpdateBookFileAndFolderName(_librarySettings);
return(storage.FolderPath);
}
private static void SetBookTitle(BookStorage storage, BookData bookData, bool usingTemplate)
{
//This is what we were trying to do: there was a defaultNameForDerivedBooks meta tag in the html
//which had no language code. It worked fine for English, e.g., naming new English books
//"My Book" or "My Dicionary" or whatever.
//But in other cases, it actually hurt becuase that English name would be hidden down in the new
//book, where the author wouldn't see it. But some consumer, using English, would see it, and
//"My Book" is a pretty dumb name for tha carefully prepared book to be listed under.
//
//Now, if we are making this book from a shell book, we can keep whatever (title,language) pairs it has.
//Those will be just fine, for example, if we have English as one of our national langauges and so get
// "vaccinations" for free wihtout having to type that in again.
//
//But if we are making this from a *template*, then we *don't* want to keep the various ways to say the
//name of the template. Seeing "Basic Book" as the name of a resulting shell is not helpful.
//We just don't have a use for this at all anymore: nice idea, doesn't really work:
storage.Dom.RemoveMetaElement("defaultNameForDerivedBooks");
// Clear these out let other code set again when there is a real title.
storage.MetaData.Title = "";
storage.Dom.Title = "";
//If we're making a book from a template, remove all the titles in all languages
if(usingTemplate)
{
bookData.RemoveAllForms("bookTitle");
}
}