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% !TeX root = selnolig.tex
% !TEX TS-program = lualatex

% This entire package is placed under the terms of the
% LaTeX Project Public License, version 1.3 or later
% (http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt).
% It has the status "maintained".
%
% Author: Mico Loretan (loretan dot mico at gmail dot com)


% Part 1: Preliminaries
% ---------------------

\def\selnoligpackagename{selnolig}
\def\selnoligpackageversion{0.302}
\def\selnoligpackagedate{2015/10/26}

% Announce who we are. 

\typeout{=== Package \selnoligpackagename, 
             Version \selnoligpackageversion, 
             Date    \selnoligpackagedate\space ===}
\ProvidesPackage{selnolig}[\selnoligpackagedate]


% Issue warning message if not running under LuaLaTeX.

\RequirePackage{ifluatex}
\ifluatex
  \RequirePackage{luatexbase}
\else
  \typeout{ ======================================= }
  \typeout{      WARNING   WARNING    WARNING       }
  \typeout{ --------------------------------------- }
  \typeout{ The ligature suppression macros of the  }
  \typeout{ selnolig package *require* LuaLaTeX.    }
  \typeout{ Because you're NOT running this package }
  \typeout{ under LuaLaTeX, ligature suppression    }
  \typeout{ *can not* be performed.                 }
  \typeout{=========================================}
\fi

% If the 'fontspec' package isn't loaded by the time
% the '\begin{document}' directive is encoutered, issue
% an error message and exit. 

\AtBeginDocument{%
\ifluatex
  \@ifpackageloaded{fontspec}{}{%  
  \PackageError{selnolig}{%
     ========================================== \MessageBreak
          Error Alert      Error Alert          \MessageBreak
     ------------------------------------------ \MessageBreak
     The selnolig package *requires* the        \MessageBreak
     'fontspec' package, but it hasn't been     \MessageBreak
     loaded. Exiting now.                       \MessageBreak
     ===========================================}
  }
\fi
}

% Set up some fundamental Boolean variables, their
% default values, and define the user options.

% The main language options are 'english' and 'german'.
% We provide the option 'otherlang' option just in case
% a user wants to provide ligature suppression patterns 
% for languages other than English and German.

\newif\if@english\@englishfalse
\newif\if@german\@germanfalse
\newif\if@otherlang\@otherlangfalse

\DeclareOption{english}{\@englishtrue}
% synonymous options:
  \DeclareOption{usenglish}{\@englishtrue}
  \DeclareOption{ukenglish}{\@englishtrue}
  \DeclareOption{USenglish}{\@englishtrue}
  \DeclareOption{UKenglish}{\@englishtrue}
  \DeclareOption{american}{\@englishtrue}
  \DeclareOption{british}{\@englishtrue}
  \DeclareOption{canadian}{\@englishtrue}
  \DeclareOption{australian}{\@englishtrue}
  \DeclareOption{newzealand}{\@englishtrue}

\DeclareOption{ngerman}{\@germantrue}
% synonymous options:
  \DeclareOption{german}{\@germantrue}
  \DeclareOption{austrian}{\@germantrue}
  \DeclareOption{naustrian}{\@germantrue}
  \DeclareOption{swiss}{\@germantrue}
  \DeclareOption{swissgerman}{\@germantrue}

\DeclareOption{otherlang}{\@otherlangtrue}
% synonymous option:
  \DeclareOption{otherlanguage}{\@otherlangtrue}


% For English, the default is to load only a fairly basic
% set of non-ligation rules pertaining to f-ligatures.
% Among them are the "standard five" (ff, fi, fl, ffi,
% and ffl) ligatures as well as the ft ligature.
%
% Two options to augment the "basic" setting:
% - broadf   More non-ligation rules for f-ligatures
% - hdlig    Additional ligature suppression rules for 
%            'historic' and/or 'discretionary' ligatures, 
%            e.g., ct, sp, st, sk, th, as, is, us, fr, 
%            ll, et, at, and ta

\newif\if@broadfset\@broadfsetfalse
\DeclareOption{broadf}{\@broadfsettrue}

\newif\if@hdligset\@hdligsetfalse 
\DeclareOption{hdlig}{\@hdligsettrue}

% The 'basic' option automatically sets the preceding 
% Booleans to 'false'. 

\DeclareOption{basic}{\@broadfsetfalse\@hdligsetfalse}


% The package also provides hyphenation exception 
% patterns for English and German language words. 
% Loading these patterns is enabled by default. This
% can be disabled by providing the option
% 'noadditionalhyphenationpatterns'.

\newif\if@addlhyph\@addlhyphtrue
\DeclareOption{noadditionalhyphenationpatterns}{\@addlhyphfalse}



% The option 'noftligs' serves to suppress ft and fft
% ligatures *globally*. Default value: 'false'.

\newif\if@noftligs\@noftligsfalse
\DeclareOption{noftligs}{\@noftligstrue}


% Finally, an option to set most language-related 
% Boolean variables (other than '@addlhyph') to 
% 'true' simultaneously.

\DeclareOption{all}{%
   \@englishtrue \@broadfsettrue \@hdligsettrue
   \@germantrue \@otherlangtrue}

% Finally, process all options
\ProcessOptions\relax



% Part 2: Load the lua code and set up the user macros
% ----------------------------------------------------

\ifluatex 
  % Load the lua code contained in 'selnolig.lua'.
  \directlua{  require("selnolig.lua")  }
  
  % Commands to switch selnolig's routines on and off
  \newcommand\selnoligon{%
    \directlua{ enableselnolig() }%
  }

  \newcommand\selnoligoff{%
    \directlua{ disableselnolig() }%
  }
  
  % By default, selnolig's macros are switched on
  \selnoligon
  
  
  % Recording operations of selnolig package to the log 
  % file is enabled via the '\debugon' command. 
  % Note: the default value of 'debug' (set in 
  %    'selnolig.lua') is 'false'. To turn off logging 
  % of selnolig's activity, use the command \debugoff.
  \newcommand\debugon{%
     \directlua{ debug=true }
  }
  \newcommand\debugoff{% 
     \directlua{ debug=false }
  }


  % The first main user macro is called '\nolig':
  \newcommand\nolig[2]{
     \directlua{
        suppress_liga( "\luatexluaescapestring{#1}",
                       "\luatexluaescapestring{#2}" )
     }
  }
  
  % A second user macro allows global overriding of
  % rules set by \nolig instructions:
  \newcommand\keeplig[1]{
     \directlua{
        always_keep_liga( "\luatexluaescapestring{#1}" )
     }
  }

  % A third user macro turns ligature suppression off
  % temporarily:
  \newcommand\uselig[1]{%
    \directlua{ enable_suppression(false) }%
    \mbox{#1}%
    \directlua{ enable_suppression(true) }%
  }

  % A fourth user macro: '\breaklig'. This is  
  % hopefully easier to remember than having to 
  % type "\-\hspace{0pt}".

  \newcommand{\breaklig}{\-{\hspace{0pt}}}


\else
  % If *not* running under LuaLaTeX, provide dummy
  % definitions for package's four main user macros
  % as well as for the auxilliary macros \selnoligon,
  % \selnoligoff, \debugon, and \debugoff.
  \newcommand{\nolig}[2]{}
  \newcommand{\keeplig}[1]{}
  \newcommand{\uselig}[1]{\mbox{#1}}
  \newcommand{\breaklig}{\-{\hspace{0pt}}} 
  \let\selnoligon\relax
  \let\selnoligoff\relax
  \let\debugon\relax
  \let\debugoff\relax

\fi


% Part 3: What to do if the 'english' option is set
% -------------------------------------------------

\if@english
   \ifluatex % English ligature suppression rules
      \RequirePackage{selnolig-english-patterns}
   \fi
   \if@addlhyph
      \RequirePackage{selnolig-english-hyphex}
   \fi
\fi


% Part 4: What to do if the 'ngerman' option is set
% -------------------------------------------------

\if@german
   \ifluatex % German ligature suppression rules
      \RequirePackage{selnolig-german-patterns}
   \fi
   \if@addlhyph
      \RequirePackage{selnolig-german-hyphex}
   \fi
\fi


% Part 5: What to do if the 'otherlang' option is set
% ---------------------------------------------------

\if@otherlang
    % currently nothing included
\fi