Megatest

# module source files

MSRCFILES = dbmod.scm rmtmod.scm commonmod.scm apimod.scm		\
archivemod.scm clientmod.scm envmod.scm ezstepsmod.scm itemsmod.scm	\
keysmod.scm launchmod.scm odsmod.scm processmod.scm runconfigmod.scm	\
runsmod.scm servermod.scm subrunmod.scm tasksmod.scm testsmod.scm	\
pkts.scm mtargs.scm mtconfigf.scm ducttape-lib.scm ulex.scm		\
megamod.scm
stml2.scm cookie.scm megamod.scm

GMSRCFILES = dcommonmod.scm vgmod.scm treemod.scm

# Eggs to install (straightforward ones)

EGGS=matchable readline apropos base64 regex-literals format		\
regex-case test coops trace csv dot-locking posix-utils posix-extras	\

	csc -unit $*.import -c $*.import.scm -o $*.import.o

# mofiles/ducttape-lib.o : ducttape-lib.scm ducttape/*scm
#	csc -I ducttape -J -c ducttape-lib.scm -o mofiles/ducttape-lib.o

mofiles/%.o %.import.scm : %.scm
	mkdir -p mofiles
	csc $(CSCOPTS) -J -c $< -o mofiles/$*.o
	csc $(CSCOPTS) -I $* -J -c $< -o mofiles/$*.o
	touch $*.import.scm # ensure it is touched after the .o is made

# a.import.o : a.import.scm a.o
# csc -unit a.import -c a.import.scm -o $*.o

ADTLSCR=mt_laststep mt_runstep mt_ezstep
HELPERS=$(addprefix $(PREFIX)/bin/,$(ADTLSCR))

# BASH_MACHTYPE=$(shell bash -c "echo \$$MACHTYPE")
# ARCHSTR=$(BASH_MACHTYPE)_$(shell lsb_release -sr)
ARCHSTR=$(shell if [[ -e /usr/bin/sw_vers ]]; then /usr/bin/sw_vers -productVersion; else lsb_release -sr; fi)
# ARCHSTR=$(shell bash -c "echo \$$MACHTYPE")

PNGFILES = $(shell cd docs/manual;ls *png)

#all : $(PREFIX)/bin/.$(ARCHSTR) mtest dboard mtut ndboard

# IMPORTO = apimod.import.o dbmod.import.o itemsmod.import.o	\
# odsmod.import.o runsmod.import.o testsmod.import.o		\
# archivemod.import.o keysmod.import.o processmod.import.o	\
# servermod.import.o clientmod.import.o envmod.import.o		\
# launchmod.import.o rmtmod.import.o subrunmod.import.o		\
# commonmod.import.o ezstepsmod.import.o megamod.import.o		\
# runconfigmod.import.o tasksmod.import.o pkts.import.o

all : $(PREFIX)/bin/.$(ARCHSTR) mtest dboard mtut tcmt

# why were the files  mofiles/ftail.o mofiles/rmtmod.o mofiles/commonmod.o listed on this target when MOFILES are there?
# Removed non module .o files (i.e. $(OFILES)
mtest: readline-fix.scm megatest.o $(MOFILES) $(MOIMPFILES) mofiles/ducttape-lib.o
	csc $(CSCOPTS) $(MOFILES) $(MOIMPFILES) megatest.o -o mtest

showmtesthash:
	@echo $(MTESTHASH)

# removing $(GOFILES)
dboard : dashboard.o $(MOFILES) $(MOIMPFILES) $(GMOFILES) $(GMOIMPFILES) 
	csc $(CSCOPTS) dashboard.o $(MOFILES) $(MOIMPFILES) $(GMOFILES) $(GMOIMPFILES) -o dboard

ndboard : newdashboard.scm $(GOFILES)
	csc $(CSCOPTS) $(GOFILES) newdashboard.scm -o ndboard

mtut:  $(MOFILES) megatest-fossil-hash.scm mtut.scm
	csc $(CSCOPTS) $(MOFILES) mtut.scm -o mtut


#TCMTOBJS = \
#	api.o \
#	archive.o \
#	cgisetup/models/pgdb.o \
#	client.o \
#	common.o \
#	configf.o \
#	db.o \
#	env.o \
#	http-transport.o \
#	items.o \
#	keys.o \
#	launch.o \
#	lock-queue.o \
#	margs.o \
#	mt.o \
#	megatest-version.o \
#	ods.o \
#	portlogger.o \
#	process.o \
#	rmt.o \
#        $(MOFILES) \
#        rpc-transport.o \
#	runconfig.o \
#	runs.o \
#	server.o \
#	tasks.o \
#	tdb.o \
#	tests.o \
#	subrun.o \
TCMTOBJS=

tcmt : $(TCMTOBJS) $(MOFILES) tcmt.scm
	csc $(CSCOPTS) $(MOFILES) $(TCMTOBJS) tcmt.scm -o tcmt

# install documentation to $(PREFIX)/docs
# DOES NOT REBUILD DOCS

rmt.scm client.scm common.scm configf.scm dashboard-guimonitor.scm dashboard-tests.scm dashboard.scm db.scm dcommon.scm ezsteps.scm fs-transport.scm http-transport.scm index-tree.scm items.scm keys.scm launch.scm megatest.scm monitor.scm mt.scm newdashboard.scm runconfig.scm runs.scm server.scm tdb.scm tests.scm tree.scm : common_records.scm

common_records.scm : altdb.scm

vg.o dashboard.o : vg_records.scm mofiles/dcommonmod.o

dcommon.o : run_records.scm migrate-fix.scm
dcommon.o : run_records.scm migrate-fix.scm mofiles/stml2.o

mofiles/stml2.o : mofiles/cookie.o

# special include based modules
mofiles/pkts.o : pkts/pkts.scm
mofiles/mtargs.o : mtargs/mtargs.scm
mofiles/mtconfigf.o : mtconfigf/mtconfigf.scm
mofiles/ulex.o : ulex/ulex.scm
# mofile/ducttape-lib.o : ducttape/ducttape-lib.scm

# Temporary while transitioning to new routine
# runs.o : run-tests-queue-classic.scm  run-tests-queue-new.scm

# for the modularized stuff

mofiles/commonmod.o : megatest-fossil-hash.scm
mofiles/commonmod.o : megatest-fossil-hash.scm mofiles/stml2.o
mofiles/dbmod.o     : mofiles/commonmod.o mofiles/keysmod.o \
                      mofiles/tasksmod.o mofiles/odsmod.o
mofiles/commonmod.o : mofiles/processmod.o
mofiles/rmtmod.o    : mofiles/dbmod.o mofiles/commonmod.o \
                      mofiles/apimod.o mofiles/ulex.o
mofiles/apimod.o    : mofiles/dbmod.o
# Removed from megamod.o dep:   mofiles/ftail.o

   mofiles/subrunmod.o \
   mofiles/tasksmod.o \
   mofiles/testsmod.o \
   mofiles/pkts.o \
   mofiles/mtargs.o \
   mofiles/mtconfigf.o \
   mofiles/ducttape-lib.o \
   mofiles/stml2.o \
   *-inc.scm

mofiles/dcommonmod.o : \
   mofiles/vgmod.o \
   mofiles/treemod.o \
   mofiles/ezstepsmod.o \
   mofiles/mtargs.o

;;     You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
;;     along with Megatest.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

;;======================================================================

(declare (unit commonmod))
;; (declare (uses processmod))
(declare (uses stml2))

	 
(module commonmod
	*
	
(import scheme chicken data-structures extras)
	
(import (prefix sqlite3 sqlite3:) posix typed-records srfi-18
	srfi-1 files format srfi-13 matchable 
	srfi-69 ports
	regex-case regex hostinfo srfi-4
	pkts (prefix dbi dbi:)
	stack
	md5
	message-digest)

;; (import processmod)
	message-digest
	z3 (prefix base64 base64:)
	(prefix mtargs args:))
(import stml2)

(include "common_records.scm")
(include "megatest-fossil-hash.scm")
(include "megatest-version.scm")

 ;; no need to export this

;;======================================================================
;; Copyright 2019, Matthew Welland.
;; 
;; This file is part of Megatest.
;; 
;;     Megatest 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 3 of the License, or
;;     (at your option) any later version.
;; 
;;     Megatest 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 Megatest.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

;;======================================================================

(declare (unit cookie))

(include "stml2/cookie.scm")

(import (prefix mtconfigf configf:))


(include "common_records.scm")
(include "db_records.scm")
(include "run_records.scm")
(include "task_records.scm")
;; (include "megatest-fossil-hash.scm") ;; comes from megamod
(include "vg_records.scm")

;; invoke the imports
(declare (uses commonmod.import))
(declare (uses rmtmod.import))
(declare (uses runsmod.import))
(declare (uses megamod.import))

;; (declare (uses tasksmod))
;; (declare (uses testsmod))
;; (declare (uses vgmod))
(declare (uses pkts))
(declare (uses mtargs))
(declare (uses mtconfigf))
(declare (uses ducttape-lib))
(declare (uses stml2))

(module megamod
	*
	
(import scheme chicken data-structures extras)
(use 
 (prefix base64 base64:)

 sql-de-lite
 srfi-1
 srfi-4
 srfi-13
 srfi-18
 srfi-69
 stack
 stml2
 tcp
 typed-records
 udp
 uri-common
 z3
 )

(import (prefix mtconfigf configf:))
(define read-config configf:read-config)
(define find-and-read-config configf:find-and-read-config)
(define config:eval-string-in-environment configf:eval-string-in-environment)

(import spiffy)
(import stml2)

;; (import apimod)
;; (import archivemod)
;; (import clientmod)
(import commonmod)
;; (import dbmod)
;; (import dcommonmod)

;; Added for csv stuff - will be removed
;;
(use sparse-vectors)

(require-library mutils)

;; (use zmq)

;; (declare (uses common))
;; (declare (uses megatest-version))
;; (declare (uses margs))
;; (declare (uses runs))
;; (declare (uses launch))
;; (declare (uses server))
;; (declare (uses client))
;; (declare (uses tests))
;; (declare (uses genexample))
;; ;; (declare (uses daemon))
;; (declare (uses db))
;; ;; (declare (uses dcommon))

(declare (uses commonmod))
(import commonmod)
(declare (uses rmtmod))
(import rmtmod)
(declare (uses dbmod))
(import dbmod)
(declare (uses runsmod))

;;======================================================================
;; Copyright 2019, Matthew Welland.
;; 
;; This file is part of Megatest.
;; 
;;     Megatest 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 3 of the License, or
;;     (at your option) any later version.
;; 
;;     Megatest 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 Megatest.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

;;======================================================================

(declare (unit stml2))

(include "stml2/stml2.scm")

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These are rough installation instructions. Please contact me at matt@kiatoa.com
if you have trouble installing.

1. Copy install.cfg.template to install.cfg and modify appropriately

2. Copy stml.config.template to your cgi dir as .stml.config and modify appropriately
    - choose your db

3. Copy requirements.scm.template to requirements.scm and modify as needed
    - choose your db (must match what you choose in 2. above)

If on 64 bit and you get error in compiling try fPIC:

CSC_OPTIONS='-C "-fPIC"' make

run 

> make 

or 

> CSC_OPTIONS='-C "-fPIC"' make

# Copyright 2007-2008, Matthew Welland.
# 
#  This program is made available under the GNU GPL version 2.0 or
#  greater. See the accompanying file COPYING for details.
# 
#  This program is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the
#  implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
#  PURPOSE.
#
# Following needed on bluehost (maybe on all 64bit?)
#
# CSC_OPTIONS='-C "-fPIC"' make
#
include install.cfg

SRCFILES    = stml2.scm misc-stml.scm session.scm sqltbl.scm formdat.scm setup.scm keystore.scm html-filter.scm cookie.scm 
MODULEFILES = $(wildcard modules/*/*-mod.scm)
SOFILES     = $(MODULEFILES:%.scm=%.so)
CFILES      = $(MODULEFILES:%.scm=%.c)
OFILES      = $(SRCFILES:%.scm=%.o)
TARGFILES   = $(notdir $(SOFILES))
MODULES     = $(addprefix $(TARGDIR)/modules/,$(TARGFILES))

install : $(TARGDIR)/stmlrun $(LOGDIR) $(MODULES)
	chicken-install

all : $(SOFILES)

# stmlrun : stmlrun.scm formdat.scm  misc-stml.scm  session.scm stml.scm \
#           setup.scm html-filter.scm requirements.scm keystore.scm \
#           cookie.scm sqltbl.scm
# 	csc stmlrun.scm

$(TARGDIR)/stmlrun : stmlrun stml2.so
	echo "NOTE: CSC_OPTIONS='-C \"-fPIC\"' make"
	install stmlrun $(TARGDIR)
	chmod a+rx $(TARGDIR)/stmlrun

$(TARGDIR)/modules :
	mkdir -p $(TARGDIR)/modules

$(MODULES) : $(SOFILES) $(TARGDIR)/modules
	cp $< $@

stmlrun : $(OFILES) stmlrun.scm requirements.scm stmlcommon.scm
	csc $(CSCOPTS) $(OFILES) stmlrun.scm -o stmlrun

stml.so : stmlmodule.so
	cp stmlmodule.so stml.so

stmlmodule.so : $(OFILES) stmlmodule.scm requirements.scm stmlcommon.scm
	csc $(CSCOPTS) $(OFILES) -s stmlmodule.scm

# logging currently relies on this
#
$(LOGDIR) :
	mkdir -p $(LOGDIR)
	chmod a+rwx $(LOGDIR)

test: kiatoa.db cookie.so
	echo '(exit)'| csi -q  ./tests/test.scm 

# modules
#
%.so : %.scm
	csc $(CSCOPTS) -I modules/* -s $<

%.o : %.scm
	csc $(CSCOPTS) -c $<

# Cookie is a special case for now. Make a loadable so for test
# Complile it in by include (see dependencies above).
cookie.so : cookie.scm
	csc i$(CSCOPTS) -s cookie.scm

clean :
	rm -f doc/*~ modules/*/*.so *.import.scm *.import.so *.o *.so *~

# $(CFILES): build/%.c: ../scm/%.scm ../scm/macros.scm
# 	chicken $< -output-file $@
# 
# 
# $(OFILES): src/%.o: src/%.c
# 	gcc -c $< `chicken-config -cflags` -o $@
# 
# $(src_code): %: src/%.o src/laedlib.o src/layobj.o
# 	gcc src/$*.o src/laedlib.o src/layobj.o -o $* `chicken-config -libs`
# 

This is the stml, scheme based cgi application framework. 

1. Documentation. 
      multiple apps in same cgi dir
      compilation of models for speed and code protection
      tricks
2. Hierarchial pages. Currently pages can be hierarchial but the control.scm 
   doesn't get called at the right time. 
3. For sqlite3 usage put session into own db?
4. A mechanism for sharing variables better between control and view
   would be good.
   Perhaps:
     (let ()
       (load control)
       (load view))
5. Change all the "included" files to be seperately compiled units
   and adj. makefile accordingly. This would speed up compilation
   when changes are isolated to one or two files.
6. The dbi interface needs a simple config mecanism alternative to
   the current list of pairs which is hard to use on the fly. 
   Something like the perl:
     "dbi:host:port:user:password"

I'm sure there is more ...

;;;
;;; cookie.scm - parse and construct http state information
;;;  
;;;   Copyright (c) 2000-2003 Shiro Kawai, All rights reserved.
;;;   
;;;   Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
;;;   modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
;;;   are met:
;;;   
;;;   1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
;;;      notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
;;;  
;;;   2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
;;;      notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
;;;      documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
;;;  
;;;   3. Neither the name of the authors nor the names of its contributors
;;;      may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this
;;;      software without specific prior written permission.
;;;  
;;;   THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS
;;;   "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
;;;   LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR
;;;   A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT
;;;   OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,
;;;   SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED
;;;   TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR
;;;   PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF
;;;   LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING
;;;   NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS
;;;   SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
;;;  
;;;  Ported to Chicken by Reed Sheridan
;;;

;; Parser and constructor of http "Cookies" defined in
;; RFC 2965 HTTP state managemnet mechanism
;;   <ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2965.txt>
;; See also
;; RFC 2964 Use of HTTP state management
;;   <ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2964.txt>
;; The parser also supports the old Netscape spec
;;   <http://www.netscape.com/newsref/std/cookie_spec.html>

;; (declare (unit cookie))

(module cookie
    *

(import chicken scheme data-structures extras srfi-13 ports posix)
  
(require-extension srfi-1 srfi-13 srfi-14 regex)
;; (use  srfi-1 srfi-13 srfi-14 regex)
;; (declare (export parse-cookie-string construct-cookie-string))

;; #>
;; #include <time.h>
;; <#
;; 
;; (define fmt-time
;;   (foreign-lambda* c-string ((long secs_since_epoch))
;;     "static char buf[256];"
;;     "time_t t = (time_t) secs_since_epoch;"
;;     "strftime(buf, sizeof(buf), \"%a, %d-%b-%Y %H:%M:%S GMT\", gmtime(&t));"
;;     "return(buf);"))


(define (fmt-time seconds)
   (time->string (seconds->utc-time seconds) "%D"))

 ;; utility fn.  breaks  ``attr=value;attr=value ... '' into alist.
 ;; version is a cookie version.  if version>0, we allow comma as the
 ;; delimiter as well as semicolon.
 (define (parse-av-pairs input version)
   (define attr-regexp
     (if (= version 0)
         (regexp "\\s*([\\w$_-]+)\\s*([=\\;]\\s*)?")
         (regexp "\\s*([\\w$_-]+)\\s*([=\\;,]\\s*)?")))
   (define attr-delim
     (if (= version 0) #\; (char-set #\, #\\ #\;)))
   
   (define (read-attr input r)
     (cond ((string-null? input) (reverse! r))
           ((string-search attr-regexp input)
            => (lambda (m)
                 (if (and-let* ((delimiter (third m))) ;;is an attr_value pai
 		      (string-prefix? "=" delimiter))
                     (let ((attr (second m))
                           (rest (string-search-after attr-regexp input)))
                       (if (string-prefix? "\"" rest)
                           (read-token-quoted attr (string-drop rest 1) r)
                           (read-token attr rest r)))
                     (read-attr (string-search-after attr-regexp input) ;; Skip ahead if broken input?
                                (alist-cons (second m) #f r)))))
           (else
            ;; the input is broken; for now, we ignore the rest.
            (reverse! r))))
   (define (read-token attr input r)
     (cond ((string-index input attr-delim)
            => (lambda (i)
                 (read-attr (string-drop input (+ i 1))
                            (alist-cons attr
 				       (string-trim-right (string-take input i))
 				       r))))
           (else
            (reverse! (alist-cons attr (string-trim-right input) r)))))
   (define (read-token-quoted attr input r)
     (let loop ((input input)
                (partial '()))
       (cond ((string-index input (char-set #\\ #\"))
              => (lambda (i)
                   (let ((c (string-ref input i)))
                     (if (char=? c #\\)
                         (if (< (string-length input) (+ i 1))
                             (error-unterminated attr)
                             (loop (string-drop input (+ i 2))
                                   (cons* (string (string-ref input (+ i 1)))
                                          (string-take input i)
                                          partial)))
                         (read-attr (string-drop input (+ i 1))
                                    (alist-cons attr
 					       (string-concatenate-reverse
 						(cons (string-take input i)
 						      partial))
 					       r))))))
             (else (error-unterminated attr)))))
   (define (error-unterminated attr)
     (error "Unterminated quoted value given for attribute" attr))
 
   (read-attr input '()))
 
 ;; Parses the header value of "Cookie" request header.
 ;; If cookie version is known by "Cookie2" request header, it should
 ;; be passed to version (as integer).  Otherwise, it figures out
 ;; the cookie version from input.
 ;;
 ;; Returns the following format.
 ;;   ((<name> <value> [:path <path>] [:domain <domain>] [:port <port>])
 ;;    ...)
 
 (define (parse-cookie-string input #!optional version)
   (let ((ver (cond ((integer? version) version)
                    ((string-search "^\\s*\\$Version\\s*=\\s*(\\d+)" input)
                     => (lambda (m)
                          (string->number (cadr m))))
                    (else 0))))
     (let loop ((av-pairs (parse-av-pairs input ver))
                (r '())
                (current '()))
       (cond ((null? av-pairs)
              (if (null? current)
                  (reverse r)
                  (reverse (cons (reverse current) r))))
             ((string-ci=? "$path" (caar av-pairs))
              (loop (cdr av-pairs) r (cons* (cdar av-pairs) path: current)))
             ((string-ci=? "$domain" (caar av-pairs))
              (loop (cdr av-pairs) r (cons* (cdar av-pairs) domain: current)))
             ((string-ci=? "$port" (caar av-pairs))
              (loop (cdr av-pairs) r (cons* (cdar av-pairs) port: current)))
             (else
              (if (null? current)
                  (loop (cdr av-pairs) r (list (cdar av-pairs) (caar av-pairs)))
                  (loop (cdr av-pairs)
                        (cons (reverse current) r)
                        (list (cdar av-pairs) (caar av-pairs)))))))))
 
 ;; Construct a cookie string suitable for Set-Cookie or Set-Cookie2 header.
 ;; specs is the following format.
 ;;
 ;;   ((<name> <value> [:comment <comment>] [:comment-url <comment-url>]
 ;;                    [:discard <bool>] [:domain <domain>]
 ;;                    [:max-age <age>] [:path <value>] [:port <port-list>]
 ;;                    [:secure <bool>] [:version <version>] [:expires <date>]
 ;;    ) ...)
 ;;
 ;; Returns a list of cookie strings for each <name>=<value> pair.  In the
 ;; ``new cookie'' implementation, you can join them by comma and send it
 ;; at once with Set-cookie2 header.  For the old netscape protocol, you
 ;; must send each of them by Set-cookie header.
 
 
 (define (construct-cookie-string specs #!optional (version 1))
   (map (lambda (spec) (construct-cookie-string-1 spec version))
        specs))
 
 (define (construct-cookie-string-1 spec ver)
   (when (< (length spec) 2)
     (error "bad cookie spec: at least <name> and <value> required" spec))
   (let ((name (car spec))
         (value (cadr spec)))
     (let loop ((attr (cddr spec))
                (r    (list (if value
                                (string-append name "="
                                               (quote-if-needed value))
                                name))))
       (define (next s) (loop (cddr attr) (cons s r)))
       (define (ignore) (loop (cddr attr) r))
       (cond
        ((null? attr) (string-join (reverse r) ";"))
        ((null? (cdr attr))
         (error (conc "bad cookie spec: attribute " (car attr) " requires value" )))
        ((eqv? comment: (car attr))
         (if (> ver 0)
 	    (next (string-append "Comment=" (quote-if-needed (cadr attr))))
             (ignore)))
        ((eqv? comment-url: (car attr))
         (if (> ver 0)
             (next (string-append "CommentURL=" (quote-value (cadr attr))))
             (ignore)))
        ((eqv? discard: (car attr))
         (if (and (> ver 0) (cadr attr)) (next "Discard") (ignore)))
        ((eqv? domain: (car attr))
         (next (string-append "Domain=" (cadr attr))))
        ((eqv? max-age: (car attr))
         (if (> ver 0)
             (next (sprintf "Max-Age=~a" (cadr attr)))
             (ignore)))
        ((eqv? path: (car attr))
         (next (string-append "Path=" (quote-if-needed (cadr attr)))))
        ((eqv? port: (car attr))
         (if (> ver 0)
             (next (string-append "Port=" (quote-value (cadr attr))))
             (ignore)))
        ((eqv? secure: (car attr))
         (if (cadr attr) (next "Secure") (ignore)))
        ((eqv? version: (car attr))
         (if (> ver 0)
             (next (sprintf "Version=~a" (cadr attr)))
             (ignore)))
        ((eqv? expires: (car attr))
         (if (> ver 0)
             (ignore)
             (next (make-expires-attr (cadr attr)))))
        (else (error "Unknown cookie attribute" (car attr))))
       ))
   )
 
 
 ;; (define (quote-value value)
 ;;   (string-append "\"" (regexp-replace-all #/\"|\\/ value "\\\\\\0") "\""))
 
 (define (quote-value value)
   (string-append "\"" (string-substitute* value '(("\\\"" . "\\\"") ("\\\\" . "\\\\"))) "\""))
 
 (define quote-if-needed
   (let ((rx (regexp "[\\\",;\\\\ \\t\\n]")))
     (lambda (value)
       (if (string-search rx value)
 	  (quote-value value)
 	  value))))
 
 (define (make-expires-attr time)
   (sprintf "Expires=~a"
 	   (if (number? time)
 	       (fmt-time time)
 	       time)))
 
 ;;;; Added support functions from my utils, split this out
 
 (define (string-search-after r s #!optional (start 0))
   (and-let* ((match-indices (string-search-positions r s start))
 	     (right-match (second (first match-indices))))
     (substring s right-match)))
)

all : manual.pdf web-page.html

manual.pdf : manual.txt
	a2x -a toc -f pdf manual.txt
	# asciidoc -a toc plan.txt
	a2x -f chunked -a toc manual.txt

Gotchas!
=======

All items for a page *must* be part of a list!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

   OK:     (list (function1 param1)(function2 param2))
   NOT OK: (begin (function1 param1)(function2 param2))


Various components
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The URL:

http://the.domain.com/pagename/p1/p2/p3?param1=value1

(s:get-page-params) => '("p1" "p2")

(s:get-param 'param1) => "value1"
(s:get-param 'param1 'number) => number or #f 

NOTE: it is often practical to use the generic (s:get-inp ...) which
      will first look for the POST input variable and then fall back
      to the GET param. This allows one to switch back and forth
      between GET and POST during development without changing the code.

(s:get-inp 'param1)  ;; trys to find input by name of param1, followed by trying get-param

Create a link.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

(s:a name 'href 
    (s:link-to "pagename/blah" ""))

Call current page with new param
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

In view.scm:

 (s:center "[" (s:a 'href (s:link-to "polls"
                           'id
                            (begin
                              (poll:poll 'fill-polls)
                              (poll:poll 'get-next-poll)))
                          "Go to the next poll")  "]")

In control.scm:

(let ((poll-id (s:get-param 'id)))
 ;; do stuff based on poll-id


Call an action on a specific page
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 (s:a 'href (s:link-to "polls" 'id (poll:poll 'get 'id) 
			       'action "poll.edit")
            "Suggest changes to this poll")

 NOT TRUE! This calls fuction poll.edit (should be in control.scm). Parameter set is 'id to a poll num.


A complex link example
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

(s:a "Reply" 'href (s:link-to (s:current-page) 
	           'action "discussion.reply" ;; <page>.<action>
	           'reply_to (number->string (hash-table-ref row 'posts.id)) 
	           'id (s:get "discussion.parent_object_id")) "reply")

;; use (s:get-param to get the 'id, or 'reply_to values


Get and set a session var
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

(s:session-var-get "keyname")
(s:session-var-get "keyname" 'number) 
(s:session-var-set! "keyname" "value")

5.1 Page local vars

(s:set! key val)
(s:get key)


make a selection drop down
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

;; items is a hierarchial alist
;; ( (label1 value1 dispval1 #t) ;; <== this one is selected
;;   (label2 (label3 value2 dispval2)
;;           (label4 value3 dispval3)))

In view.scm: 

;;                                   Label   Value visible-str selected
(s:select '(("World" 0)("Country" 1)("State" 2     "The state" #t       )("Town/City" 3)) 'name 'scope)

Visible str will be shown if provided. Selected will set that entry to pre-selected.

To select a specific entry:

(s:select '(("World" 0 "world" #f)("Country" 1 "country" #t)("State" 2 "state" #f)("Town/City" 3 "town" #f)) 'name 'scope)

In control.scm:

(let ((scope     (s:get-input 'scope))
      (scope-num (s:get-input 'scope 'number))) ;; 'number, 'raw or 'escaped
  ....

The optional fourth entry sets that item as selected if true

Simple error reporting
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

In control.scm:
(s:set-err "You must provide an email address")

In view.scm:
(s:get-err s:err-font)

Or:
(s:get-err (lambda (x)(s:err-font x (s:br))))


Sharing data between pages
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

NOTE: This data is *not* preserved between cgi calls.

;; In first page called
(s:shared-set! "somekey" somevalue)

;; In a page called later
(let ((dat (s:shared-get "somekey")))
  ( .... ))


Misc useful stuff
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  i. Lazy/safe string->number 

(s:any->number val)

  ii. Random string

(session:make-rand-string len)

 iii. string to number for pgint
 
(s:any->pgint val)


Forms and input
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

(s:form 'action "login.login" 'method "post"
   (s:input-preserve 'type "text" 'name "email-address" 'size "16" 'maxlength "30")
   (s:input 'type "submit"   'name "form-name" 'value "login"))

(s:get-input 'email-address)

To preserve the input simply do a set of the value on the 'name field:
(s:set! "email-address" "matt@kiatoa.com")

Radio buttons:

	(s:div 'class "col_3"
		       (s:input 'type "radio" 'id "group-type1" 'name "group-type" 'value "private" 'checked "checked")
		       (s:label 'for "group-type1" 'class "inline" "Private")
		       (s:input 'type "radio" 'id "group-type2" 'name "group-type" 'value "public")
		       (s:label 'for "group-type2" 'class "inline" "Public"))

       (s:get-input 'group-type) ==> returns private or public depending on which is selected.

STML User Manual
================
Matt Welland <matt@kiatoa.com>
v1.0, 2012-6

NOT DONE YET! :( sorry.

:numbered!:
[abstract]
Example Abstract
----------------

Yada about stml

:numbered:

User Data Specification
-----------------------

.User Data
[width="100%",options="header",cols="<s,2m,2e,2e,2e",frame="topbot"]
|==============================
| Field            | Field Template    |Short form| Example                              | Description
| Likes            | :likes            |:l        | :likes rock, jazz, blues             | List of things liked, used to narrow down music liked etc.
|==============================

.Example stuff
-----------------------------
stuff eh
-----------------------------

// -----------------------

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Plan
----

Today
~~~~~

. Nothing scheduled

Done Stuff
~~~~~~~~~~

Phase 3
~~~~~~~

. Error printing with debug levels
. Complete the manual
. Get working with Chromium, test with Internet Explorer and other browsers

Notes
-----

# Copyright 2007-2008, Matthew Welland.
# 
#  This program is made available under the GNU GPL version 2.0 or
#  greater. See the accompanying file COPYING for details.
# 
#  This program is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the
#  implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
#  PURPOSE.

# Uncomment and fix path if you want your models to be compiled
#
MODELS := $(wildcard models/*scm)
SOFILES := $(patsubst %.scm,%.so,$(MODELS))


# all : $(SOFILES)

# If you want compiled models uncomment the following
#
# $(SOFILES) : %.so: %.scm
#	csc -s $<

test: # $(SOFILES)
	echo '(exit)'| csi -q  ./tests/test.scm 

# cgi-util proplist cgi-util cookie

This is an (unfinished) example application. 

To see it live go to: www.approvalvote.org

>-- create table polls(id serial not null,poll_type text,title text,description text,poll_state text);
-- create table poll_categories(id serial not null,poll_id integer,description text);
-- create table poll_votes(id serial not null,period integer,poll_type text,poll_category text,voter_group integer, votes integer);

-- create table vote_items (id serial primary key,type integer,item_id integer,item_level text,town_votes integer,state_votes integer,country_votes integer,world_votes integer);
-- 
-- alter table vote_items alter column town_votes set default 0;
-- alter table vote_items alter column state_votes set default 0;
-- alter table vote_items alter column country_votes set default 0;
-- alter table vote_items alter column world_votes set default 0;
-- 
-- alter table poll_items add column class_0 int4;
-- alter table poll_items add column class_1 int4;
-- alter table poll_items add column class_2 int4;
-- 
-- alter table poll_items add column classp_0 int4;
-- alter table poll_items add column classp_1 int4;
-- alter table poll_items add column classp_2 int4;
-- 
-- alter table poll_items alter column classp_0 set default 0;
-- alter table poll_items alter column classp_1 set default 0;
-- alter table poll_items alter column classp_2 set default 0;
-- 
-- alter table poll_items add column suggestor int4;
-- 
-- alter table poll_items alter column class_0 set default 0;
-- alter table poll_items alter column class_1 set default 0;
-- alter table poll_items alter column class_2 set default 0;
-- 
-- alter table poll_items add column status int4;
-- alter table poll_items alter column status set default 0;

-- alter table poll_items add column url text;
-- alter table vote_items add column submit_date date;
-- alter table poll_items add column submit_date date;

-- alter table people add column pt_balance int4;
-- alter table people alter column pt_balance set default 0;

-- alter table people add column cert_date date;
-- alter table people alter column pt_balance set default 0;

-- create table pt_transactions (id serial not null,from_id integer,to_id integer,amount integer,transaction_time timestamp);
-- alter table pt_transactions alter column amount set default 0;

-- alter table classifieds add column points int4;
-- alter table classifieds alter column points set default 0;

-- alter table pt_transactions add column comment text;
-- alter table pt_transactions add column comment text;

-- create table temp_key(id serial not null,key  text,sent_date date);
-- alter table people add column lastlogin timestamp;

-- create table pictures(id serial not null,owner integer,size integer,name  text,type text,md5sum text,uploaded date);
-- alter table pictures add column status text;

-- create table pic_allocation(id serial not null,picnum integer,used_by integer);

-- alter table posts add column url text;
-- alter table posts add column blurb text;

insert into subjects (subjectid,subject,item_type,description) values('VoSp','Spanish','lang','Basic Spanish Vocabulary');
insert into subjects (subjectid,subject,item_type,description) values('HoMe','Homeopathy','Info','Basic Homeopathy');

alter table items add column group_name text;
alter table items add column state int4;

create table sessions (id serial not null,session_key text);
create table session_vars (id serial not null,session_id integer,page text,key text,value text);

alter table poll_items add column num_voted  integer default 0;
alter table poll_items add column vote_tot   integer default 0;
alter table poll_items add column item_votes integer default 0;

-- remember ballots are used for many things other than polls!!!!!!!!
create table ballots (id serial not null, item_id integer, class_id integer, votes integer, type_id integer);
create table ballot_classes (id serial not null, name text, pts_per_vote integer); -- join with ballots to sum up votes (pts are really votes)
insert into ballot_classes values (0,'',1);
insert into ballot_classes values (1,'',2);
insert into ballot_classes values (2,'',10);
insert into ballot_classes values (3,'',20);
insert into ballot_classes values (4,'',45);
insert into ballot_classes values (5,'',90);
insert into ballot_classes values (6,'',105);
insert into ballot_classes values (7,'',145);
insert into ballot_classes values (8,'',205);
insert into ballot_classes values (9,'',245);

create table ballot_types (id serial not null, name text);                         -- poll plurality = 0, poll approval = 1
insert into ballot_types (id,name) values (0,'poll plurality');
insert into ballot_types (id,name) values (1,'poll approval');

alter table voted add column type_id integer;
alter table voted add column id serial not null;
create table voted_types (id serial not null, name text);
insert into voted_types (id, name) values (0, 'poll vote');                -- YES!!! WE DO NEED voted_types SEPERATE FROM ballot_types
insert into voted_types (id, name) values (1, 'council vote for poll');    -- yes, they are similar but I think combining them would be
insert into voted_types (id, name) values (2, 'council vote for item');    -- painful.
insert into voted_types (id, name) values (3, 'council vote for story');

alter table people add column email_validated integer default 0;  -- has email been validated? Hmmm... should this be a seperate table
alter table people add column grade integer default 0;            -- 

alter table voted add column grade integer default 0;

-- grade
-- 
-- 0 - no status (refusing cookies)
-- 1 - has session
-- 2 - logged in, has user id
-- 3 - email validated
-- 4 ++ add 1 for every 20 points of cert_level

alter table poll_items drop column class_0  ;
alter table poll_items drop column class_1  ;
alter table poll_items drop column class_2  ;
alter table poll_items drop column classp_0 ;
alter table poll_items drop column classp_1 ;
alter table poll_items drop column classp_2 ;
alter table poll_items drop column votes    ;
alter table poll_items drop column vote_tot ;
alter table poll_items drop column num_voted;

alter table poll_items add column a_vote_tot integer default 0; -- approval  votes total
alter table poll_items add column p_vote_tot integer default 0; -- plurality votes total

alter table people alter column num set default 0;
alter table polls add column discussion_id integer default 0;

create table poll_status (id serial not null, name text);
insert into poll_status (id,name) values (0, 'In queue'); -- just posted and in queue
insert into poll_status (id,name) values (1, 'Posted');   -- published to discussion

-- fix default cert_level
alter table people alter column cert_level set default 0;
update people set cert_level=0 where cert_level is NULL;

create table discussions (id serial not null,type_id integer,activity_state integer);
update posts set thread=id where parent=0; -- was this necessary?

insert into discussions select id,0,1 from posts where parent=0;

-- ======================================================================
-- New council stuff
--======================================================================

create table councils (id serial not null, name text, discussion_id integer default 0);
alter table  council_members add column join_date date;

-- DONE ON TANG UP TO HERE

--======================================================================
-- New locations table
--======================================================================

create table locations
         (id serial not null, parent_id integer default 0, 
          council_id integer,nick text, fullname text, 
          level_id integer, blurb text, pict_id integer);
insert into locations(council_id,nick,fullname,level_id,blurb)
    values(0,'','World',0,'Our beloved Planet Earth');
insert into locations(council_id,nick,fullname,level_id,blurb)
    values(1,'us','United States',1,'The Land of the Free');
insert into locations(parent_id,council_id,nick,fullname,level_id,blurb)
    values(1,2,'az','Arizona',2,'It''s a dry heat');

drop table location;
drop table towns;
drop table states;
drop table neighborhoods ;
drop table countries;

pg_dump -d kiatoa | grep -v 'INSERT INTO session_vars' | grep -v 'INSERT INTO sessions' > Kiatoa.sql

1) add:

host    all         all         192.168.1.1/32        password

to the bottom of /etc/postgresql/8.2/main/pg_hba.conf

2)

ln -s /home/matt/kiatoa/kiatoa-scm/kiatoa /var/www

3) copy/update the stml.conf file

sudo cp stml.conf.template /usr/lib/cgi-bin/.stml.conf
sudo vi /usr/lib/cgi-bin/.stml.conf

If we had any at all of the alternative voting ideas like instant runoff, Condorcet, any of them, I think it might make the whole process better

My thought was to get people familiar with approval voting, then get people to pledge only to vote for a candidate if that candidate supported approval voting. I put the beginings of a site together here: http://approvalvote.org but stopped working on it because I decided not to push the idea for this election. Morally, in my opinion, letting the neocons in for another term is unacceptable, I suspect (but don't know) that McCain is a participant of the neocon movement. Since these elections can hinge on a few hundreds of votes I thought it wasn't worth even the infintesimal risk of any activity that would get people thinking about the alternatives to the top two pulling votes away from Obama. I did think of pushing the idea in venues dominated by interest in Ron Paul but there was some beer in the fridge and, well, you can guess the rest of that story.

Although the current implementation needs major rework I do think the idea has potential.

   1. Get people to experience plurality vs approval voting. IMHO once you've tried it going back to plurality is actually quite uncomfortable.
   2. Get people to pledge to vote only for candidates that support approval voting.
   3. Get candidates to address approval voting.

Now why approval and not Condorcet, range, IRV or any one of the dozens of other voting techniques?

   1. Approval is 100% doable using existing election machines
   2. Approval is highly resistant to any meaningful strategic voting.
   3. Approval is easy for the end users. Go try doing some condorcet or IRV ranked voting. It is really tedious.
   4. IRV is *worse* than Plurality in its vunerablity to strategic voting.
   5. Condorcet is too hard to grok for most folks. I knew once how it worked but couldn't explain it to someone right now for the life of me.

In short the marginal improvement of the more complex voting solutions over approval doesn't buy much.