Module:ja-kanji-readings
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- The following documentation is located at Module:ja-kanji-readings/documentation. [edit]
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This module contains functions used by {{ja-readings}} to format the lists of readings in entries on kanji and to create the content for some of the Japanese kanji reading categories.
local export = {}
local m_ja = require("Module:ja")
local m_str_utils = require("Module:string utilities")
local concat = table.concat
local find = m_str_utils.find
local get_script = require("Module:scripts").getByCode
local hira_to_kata = m_ja.hira_to_kata
local insert = table.insert
local kana_to_romaji = require("Module:Hrkt-translit").tr
local kata_to_hira = m_ja.kata_to_hira
local gmatch = m_str_utils.gmatch
local match = m_str_utils.match
local split = m_str_utils.split
local Jpan = get_script("Jpan")
-- local katakana_script = get_script("Kana")
local Hira = get_script("Hira")
local PAGENAME = mw.loadData("Module:headword/data").pagename
local NAMESPACE = mw.title.getCurrentTitle().nsText
-- Only used by commented-out code.
-- local data = mw.loadData("Module:ja/data")
local CONCAT_SEP = ', '
local labels = {
{
text = "Go-on",
text2 = "goon",
classification = "on",
},
{
text = "Kan-on",
text2 = "kan'on",
classification = "on",
},
{
text = "Sō-on",
text2 = "sōon",
classification = "on",
},
{
text = "Tō-on",
text2 = "tōon",
classification = "on",
},
{
text = "Kan’yō-on",
text2 = "kan'yōon",
classification = "on",
},
{
entry = "on'yomi",
text = "On",
text2 = "on",
classification = "on",
unclassified = " (unclassified)",
},
{
entry = "kun'yomi",
text = "Kun",
text2 = "kun",
classification = "kun",
},
{
text = "Nanori",
text2 = "nanori",
classification = "nanori",
},
}
local function track(code)
require("Module:debug").track("ja-kanji-readings/" .. code)
end
local function plain_link(data)
data.term = data.term:gsub('[%.%- ]', '') -- 「かな-し.い」→「かなしい」, 「も-しく は」→「もしくは」
data.tr = data.tr and data.tr:gsub('[%.%-]', '') or '-'
data.sc = match(data.term:gsub('[%z\1-\127]', ''), '[^' .. Hira:getCharacters() .. ']') and Jpan or Hira
data.pos = data.pos ~= '' and data.pos or nil
return require("Module:links").full_link(data, "term") --"term" makes italic
end
--[=[
Copied from [[Module:ja]] on 2017/6/14.
Replaces the code in Template:ja-readings which accepted kanji readings,
and displayed them in a consistent format.
Substantial change in function was introduced in https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?diff=46057625
]=]
function export.show(frame)
local args = require("Module:parameters").process(frame:getParent().args, {
["goon"] = {},
["kanon"] = {},
["soon"] = {},
["toon"] = {},
["on"] = {},
["kanyoon"] = {},
["kun"] = {},
["nanori"] = {},
["pagename"] = {},
})
local lang_code = frame.args[1] or 'ja'
local lang = require'Module:languages'.getByCode(lang_code)
local lang_name = lang:getCanonicalName()
if args.pagename and NAMESPACE == "" then
error("The pagename parameter should not be used in entries, as it is only for testing.")
end
local pagename = args.pagename or PAGENAME
local yomi_data = mw.loadData("Module:ja/data/jouyou-yomi").yomi
-- this holds the finished product composed of wikilinks to be displayed
-- in the Readings section under the Kanji section
local links, categories = {}, {}
local is_old_format = false
-- We need a separate kanji sortkey module.
local sortkey = (require("Module:Hani-sortkey").makeSortKey(pagename, lang_code, "Jpan"))
local function add_reading_category(reading, subtype, period)
reading = kata_to_hira(reading:gsub("[%. ]+", ""):gsub("%-$", ""):gsub("%-", "・"))
if subtype then
return insert(categories, '[[Category:' .. lang_name .. ' kanji with ' ..
(period or '') .. ' ' .. subtype .. ' reading ' .. reading ..
'|' .. sortkey .. ']]')
else
return insert(categories, '[[Category:' .. lang_name .. ' kanji read as ' ..
reading .. '|' .. sortkey .. ']]')
end
end
local unclassified_on = {}
local classified_on = {}
local kun = {}
local kana = "[ぁ-ー]"
for _, label in ipairs(labels) do
local readings = args[label.text2:gsub('ō', 'o'):gsub('\'', '')]
if readings then
local unclassified = ""
if label.unclassified then
if not (args.goon or args.kanon or args.soon or args.toon or args.kanyoon) then
unclassified = label.unclassified
end
end
if find(readings, '%[%[' .. kana) then
is_old_format = true
if label.classification == 'on' then
for reading in gmatch(readings, kana .. '+') do
add_reading_category(reading)
end
end
readings = readings:gsub("%[%[([^%]|]+)%]%]", function(entry)
if find(entry, "^[" .. Jpan:getCharacters() .. "]+$") then
return plain_link{
lang = lang,
term = entry,
}
else
return "[[" .. entry .. "]]"
end
end)
else
readings = split(readings, "%s*[,、]%s*")
for i, reading in ipairs(readings) do
local is_jouyou = false
local pos, pos_hist, pos_oldest = { }, { '[[w:Historical kana orthography|historical]]' }, { 'ancient' }
-- check for formatting indicating presence of historical kana spelling
local reading_mod, reading_hist, reading_oldest, reading_surplus = reading:match'^(.-)%f[<%z]<?(.-)%f[<%z]<?(.-)%f[<%z]<?(.*)$'
if reading_surplus ~= '' then
error("The reading " .. reading .. " contains too many historical readings. The maximum is 3: modern, historical, ancient.")
end
if label.text2 == "on" then
unclassified_on[reading_mod] = true
insert(unclassified_on, reading_mod)
elseif label.text2 == "kun" then
kun[reading_mod] = true
insert(kun, reading_mod)
elseif label.classification == "on" then
classified_on[reading_mod] = true
insert(classified_on, reading_mod)
end
-- test if reading contains katakana
if find(reading_mod .. reading_hist .. reading_oldest, '[ァ-ヺ]') then
insert(categories, '[[Category:Requests for attention concerning ' .. lang_name .. '|1]]') -- sometimes legit, like 「頁（ページ）」
end
if reading_hist ~= '' or reading_oldest ~= '' then
-- test if historical readings contain small kana (anachronistic)
if find(reading_hist .. reading_oldest, '[ぁぃぅぇぉゃゅょ]') then
insert(categories, '[[Category:Requests for attention concerning ' .. lang_name .. '|2]]') --
end
-- test if reading contains kun'yomi delimiter thing but historical readings don't
if reading_mod:find("-", 1, true) then
if reading_hist ~= '' and not reading_hist:find("-", 1, true) or reading_oldest ~= '' and not reading_oldest:find("-", 1, true) then
insert(categories, '[[Category:Requests for attention concerning ' .. lang_name .. '|3]]')
end
end
end
-- check if there is data indicating that our kanji is a jouyou kanji
if yomi_data[pagename] then
local reading = (label.classification == 'on' and hira_to_kata(reading_mod) or reading_mod)
reading = reading:gsub('%.', '') -- 「あたら-し.い」→「あたら-しい」
local yomi_type = yomi_data[pagename][reading]
if yomi_type then
is_jouyou = true
if yomi_type == 1 or yomi_type == 2 then
insert(pos, '[[w:Jōyō kanji|<abbr title="This reading is listed in the Jōyō kanji table. Click for the Wikipedia article about the Jōyō kanji.">Jōyō</abbr>]]')
elseif yomi_type == 3 or yomi_type == 4 then
insert(pos, '[[w:Jōyō kanji|<abbr title="This reading is listed in the Jōyō kanji table, but is marked as restricted or rare. Click for the Wikipedia article about the Jōyō kanji.">Jōyō <sup>†</sup></abbr>]]')
end
end
end
local subtype = label.text2
if reading_mod then
add_reading_category(reading_mod, subtype)
end
if reading_hist ~= '' then
add_reading_category(reading_hist, subtype, 'historical')
end
if reading_oldest ~= '' then
add_reading_category(reading_oldest, subtype, 'ancient')
end
-- process kun readings with okurigana, create kanji-okurigana links
if reading:find("-", 1, true) then
insert(pos, 1, plain_link{
lang = lang,
term = reading_mod:gsub('^.+%-', pagename),
})
if reading_hist ~= '' then
insert(pos_hist, 1, plain_link{
lang = lang,
term = reading_hist:gsub('^.+%-', pagename),
})
end
if reading_oldest ~= '' then
insert(pos_oldest, 1, plain_link{
lang = lang,
term = reading_oldest:gsub('^.+%-', pagename),
})
end
elseif label.classification == 'kun' then
insert(categories, '[[Category:' .. lang_name .. ' kanji with kun readings missing okurigana designation|' .. sortkey .. ']]')
end
local rom = kana_to_romaji((reading_mod), lang_code):gsub('^(.+)(%-)', '<u>%1</u>')
local rom_hist = kana_to_romaji((reading_hist:gsub('^(.+)(%-)', '<u>%1</u>')), lang_code, nil, {hist = true})
local rom_oldest = kana_to_romaji((reading_oldest:gsub('^(.+)(%-)', '<u>%1</u>')), lang_code, nil, {hist = true})
local mod_link = plain_link{
lang = lang,
term = reading_mod,
tr = rom,
pos = concat(pos, CONCAT_SEP),
}
if is_jouyou then
mod_link = '<mark class="jouyou-reading">' .. mod_link .. '</mark>'
end
readings[i] = mod_link .. (reading_hist ~= '' and '<sup>←' .. plain_link{
lang = lang,
term = reading_hist,
tr = rom_hist,
pos = concat(pos_hist, CONCAT_SEP),
} .. '</sup>' or '') .. (reading_oldest ~= '' and '<sup>←' .. plain_link{
lang = lang,
term = reading_oldest,
tr = rom_oldest,
pos = concat(pos_oldest, CONCAT_SEP),
} .. '</sup>' or '')
end
readings = concat(readings, "、")
end
-- Add "on-yomi", "kun-yomi", or "nanori-yomi" class around list of
-- readings to allow JavaScript to locate them.
insert(links, "* '''[[Appendix:Japanese glossary#" .. (label.entry or label.text2) .. '|'.. label.text .. "]]'''" .. unclassified .. ': <span class="' .. label.classification .. '-yomi">' .. readings .. '</span>')
end
end
for _, reading in ipairs(unclassified_on) do
-- [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Wiktionary:Tracking/ja-kanji-readings/duplicate reading]]
if classified_on[reading] then
track("duplicate reading")
end
track("unclassified reading") -- Track unclassified readings for later classification
end
if not next(classified_on) and not next(unclassified_on) then
if next(kun) then
-- [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Wiktionary:Tracking/ja-kanji-readings/kun only]]
track("kun only")
end
elseif not next(kun) then
-- [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Wiktionary:Tracking/ja-kanji-readings/on only]]
track("on only")
end
if is_old_format then
insert(categories, '[[Category:Japanese kanji using old ja-readings format|' .. sortkey .. ']]')
end
return concat(links, '\n') .. (NAMESPACE == '' and concat(categories) or '') .. require("Module:TemplateStyles")("Template:ja-readings/style.css")
end
return export