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#! /usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: ISO-8859-15 -*-
#
# pkpgcounter : a generic Page Description Language parser
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import sys

from pdlanalyzer import pdlparser

class Parser(pdlparser.PDLParser) :
    """A parser for ESC/P2 documents."""
    def isValid(self) :        
        """Returns 1 if data is ESC/P2, else 0."""
        if self.firstblock.startswith("\033@") or \
           self.firstblock.startswith("\033*") or \
           self.firstblock.startswith("\n\033@") or \
           self.firstblock.startswith("\0\0\0\033\1@EJL") : # ESC/P Raster ??? Seen on Stylus Photo 1284
            if self.debug :  
                sys.stderr.write("DEBUG: Input file is in the ESC/P2 format.\n")
            return 1
        else :    
            return 0
            
    def getJobSize(self) :    
        """Counts pages in an ESC/P2 document."""
        # with Gimpprint, at least, for each page there
        # are two Reset Printer sequences (ESC + @)
        marker1 = "\033@"
        
        # with other software or printer driver, we
        # may prefer to search for "\r\n\fESCAPE"
        # or "\r\fESCAPE"
        marker2r = "\r\f\033"
        marker2rn = "\r\n\f\033"
        
        # and ghostscript's stcolor for example seems to
        # output ESC + @ + \f for each page plus one
        marker3 = "\033@\f"
        
        # while ghostscript's escp driver outputs instead
        # \f + ESC + @
        marker4 = "\f\033@"
        
        data = self.infile.read()
        pagecount1 = data.count(marker1)
        pagecount2 = max(data.count(marker2r), data.count(marker2rn))
        pagecount3 = data.count(marker3)
        pagecount4 = data.count(marker4)
            
        if pagecount2 :    
            return pagecount2
        elif pagecount3 > 1 :     
            return pagecount3 - 1
        elif pagecount4 :    
            return pagecount4
        else :    
            return int(pagecount1 / 2)       
        
def test() :        
    """Test function."""
    if (len(sys.argv) < 2) or ((not sys.stdin.isatty()) and ("-" not in sys.argv[1:])) :
        sys.argv.append("-")
    totalsize = 0    
    for arg in sys.argv[1:] :
        if arg == "-" :
            infile = sys.stdin
            mustclose = 0
        else :    
            infile = open(arg, "rb")
            mustclose = 1
        try :
            parser = Parser(infile, debug=1)
            totalsize += parser.getJobSize()
        except pdlparser.PDLParserError, msg :    
            sys.stderr.write("ERROR: %s\n" % msg)
            sys.stderr.flush()
        if mustclose :    
            infile.close()
    print "%s" % totalsize
    
if __name__ == "__main__" :    
    test()