# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # # Gramps - a GTK+/GNOME based genealogy program # # Copyright (C) 2004-2006 Donald N. Allingham # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. # """ Finnish-specific classes for parsing and displaying dates. """ #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Python modules # #------------------------------------------------------------------------- import re #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # GRAMPS modules # #------------------------------------------------------------------------- from ..lib.date import Date from ._dateparser import DateParser from ._datedisplay import DateDisplay from ._datehandler import register_datehandler #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Finnish parser # # This handles only dates where days and months are given as numeric, as: # - That's how they are normally used in Finland # - Parsing Finnish is much more complicated than English #------------------------------------------------------------------------- class DateParserFI(DateParser): # NOTE: these need to be in lower case because the "key" comparison # is done as lower case. In the display method correct capitalization # can be used. modifier_to_int = { # examples: # - ennen 1.1.2005 # - noin 1.1.2005 'ennen' : Date.MOD_BEFORE, 'e.' : Date.MOD_BEFORE, 'noin' : Date.MOD_ABOUT, 'n.' : Date.MOD_ABOUT, } modifier_after_to_int = { # examples: # - 1.1.2005 jälkeen 'jälkeen' : Date.MOD_AFTER, 'j.' : Date.MOD_AFTER, } bce = ["ekr.", "ekr"] calendar_to_int = { 'gregoriaaninen' : Date.CAL_GREGORIAN, 'greg.' : Date.CAL_GREGORIAN, 'juliaaninen' : Date.CAL_JULIAN, 'jul.' : Date.CAL_JULIAN, 'heprealainen' : Date.CAL_HEBREW, 'hepr.' : Date.CAL_HEBREW, 'islamilainen' : Date.CAL_ISLAMIC, 'isl.' : Date.CAL_ISLAMIC, 'ranskan vallankumouksen aikainen': Date.CAL_FRENCH, 'ranskan v.' : Date.CAL_FRENCH, 'persialainen' : Date.CAL_PERSIAN, 'pers.' : Date.CAL_PERSIAN, 'svensk' : Date.CAL_SWEDISH, 's' : Date.CAL_SWEDISH, } quality_to_int = { 'arviolta' : Date.QUAL_ESTIMATED, 'arv.' : Date.QUAL_ESTIMATED, 'laskettuna' : Date.QUAL_CALCULATED, 'lask.' : Date.QUAL_CALCULATED, } def init_strings(self): DateParser.init_strings(self) # date, whitespace self._span = re.compile("(?P.+)\s+(-)\s+(?P.+)", re.IGNORECASE) self._range = re.compile( "(vuosien\s*)?(?P.+)\s+ja\s+(?P.+)\s+välillä", re.IGNORECASE) #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Finnish display # #------------------------------------------------------------------------- class DateDisplayFI(DateDisplay): """ Finnish language date display class. """ long_months = ("", "Tammikuu", "Helmikuu", "Maaliskuu", "Huhtikuu", "Toukokuu", "Kesäkuu", "Heinäkuu", "Elokuu", "Syyskuu", "Lokakuu", "Marraskuu", "Joulukuu") short_months = ("", "Tammi", "Helmi", "Maali", "Huhti", "Touko", "Kesäk", "Heinä", "Eloku", "Syysk", "Lokak", "Marra", "Joulu") calendar = ("", "juliaaninen", "heprealainen", "ranskan v.", "persialainen", "islamilainen", "svensk" ) _qual_str = ("", "arviolta", "laskettuna") _bce_str = "%s ekr." formats = ( "VVVV-KK-PP (ISO)", "PP.KK.VVVV" ) # normally, this would agree with DateDisplayEn's "formats" # (since no locale-specific _display_gregorian exists, here), # but the locale-specific "display" (below) forces self.format = 1 def display(self, date): """ Return a text string representing the date. """ mod = date.get_modifier() qual = date.get_quality() cal = date.get_calendar() start = date.get_start_date() newyear = date.get_new_year() if mod == Date.MOD_TEXTONLY: return date.get_text() if start == Date.EMPTY: return "" # select numerical date format self.format = 1 if mod == Date.MOD_SPAN: d1 = self.display_cal[cal](start) d2 = self.display_cal[cal](date.get_stop_date()) text = "%s - %s" % (d1, d2) elif mod == Date.MOD_RANGE: stop = date.get_stop_date() if start[0] == start[1] == 0 and stop[0] == 0 and stop[1] == 0: d1 = self.display_cal[cal](start) d2 = self.display_cal[cal](stop) text = "vuosien %s ja %s välillä" % (d1, d2) else: d1 = self.display_cal[cal](start) d2 = self.display_cal[cal](stop) text = "%s ja %s välillä" % (d1, d2) else: text = self.display_cal[date.get_calendar()](start) if mod == Date.MOD_AFTER: text = text + " jälkeen" elif mod == Date.MOD_ABOUT: text = "noin " + text elif mod == Date.MOD_BEFORE: text = "ennen " + text if qual: # prepend quality text = "%s %s" % (self._qual_str[qual], text) if cal or newyear: # append calendar type scal = self.format_extras(cal, newyear) text = "%s %s" % (text, scal) return text #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Register classes # #------------------------------------------------------------------------- register_datehandler(('fi_FI', 'fi', 'finnish', 'Finnish'), DateParserFI, DateDisplayFI)