bin/win32/runscript.tlu



local svnrevision = string.match("$Revision$", "%d+") or "0"
local svndate     = string.match("$Date$", "[-%d]+") or "2009-12-04"
local bannerstr   = "runscript wrapper utility (rev. " ..
                    svnrevision .. ", " .. svndate .. ")\n" .. 
                    "usage:   runscript script-name [arguments]\n" ..
                    "try -help [-v] for more information"

local helpstr = [[

  Script wrappers in TeX Live on Windows
  
  Rationale
  
    Wrappers enable use of scripts on Windows as regular programs.  
    They are also required for some binary programs to set up the 
    right environment for them. 
    
    Batch scripts can be used for wrapping but they are not as universal 
    as binaries (there are some odd cases where they don't work) and 
    it is hard to make them robust and secure.  Compiled binary wrappers 
    don't suffer from these problems but they are harder to write, debug
    and maintain in comparison to scripts.  For these reasons a hybrid 
    approach is taken that combines a binary stub with a launcher script.
  
  Adding wrappers for user scripts
  
    The script wrapping machinery is not limited to scripts shipped with 
    TeX Live.  You can also use it for script programs from manually 
    installed packages.  This should minimize problems when using them 
    with TeX Live. 
    
    First, make sure that there is an interpreter program available on 
    your system for the script you want to use.  Interpreters for Perl 
    and Lua are bundled with TeX Live, all others have to be installed 
    independently.  Lua scripts are the most efficient to run, so if you
    consider writing a new script, that would be the recommended choice.
    
    The following script types and their file extensions are currently 
    supported and searched in that order:
    
      Lua      (.tlu;.texlua;.lua) --  included
      Perl     (.pl)               --  included
      Ruby     (.rb)               --  requires installation
      Python   (.py)               --  requires installation
      Tcl      (.tcl)              --  requires installation
      Java     (.jar)              --  requires installation
      VBScript (.vbs)              --  part of Windows
      JScript  (.js)               --  part of Windows
      Batch    (.bat;.cmd)         --  part of Windows
    
    Finally, Unix-style extensionless scripts are searched as last and 
    the interpreter program is established based on the she-bang (#!) 
    specification on the very first line of the script.  This can be 
    an arbitrary program but it must be present on the search path.
    
    Next, the script program needs to be installed somewhere below the 
    'scripts' directory under one of the TEXMF trees (consult the 
    documentation or texmf/web2c/texmf.cnf file for a list).  You may 
    need to update the file search database afterwards with:
    
      mktexlsr [TEXMFDIR]
      
    It is also possible to use scripts that are outside of TEXMF hierarchy 
    by adjusting TEXMFSCRIPTS environment or kpathsea variable, see 
    kpathsea documentation for more information on setting its variables.
    
    Test if the script can be located with:
    
      kpsewhich --format=texmfscripts <script-name>.<ext>
    
    This should output the full path to the script if everything is 
    properly installed and configured.  If this test is successful, 
    the script can be run immediately with:
    
      runscript <script-name> [script arguments]
    
    If you prefer to call the script program simply by its name, copy 
    and rename bin/win32/runscript.exe (or bin/win64/runscript.exe for
    64-bit Windows) to <script-name>.exe and put it somewhere on the
    search path.]]

local docstr = [[

  Wrapper structure
  
    Wrappers consist of small binary stubs and a common texlua script.  
    The binary stubs are all the same, just different names (but CLI 
    and GUI stubs differ, see below, and GUI stubs are actually all 
    different due to different embedded icons).
    
    The job of the binary stub is twofold: (a) call the texlua launcher
    script 'runscript.tlu' from the same directory (or more precisely 
    from the directory containing 'runscript.dll') and (b) pass to it 
    argv[0] and the unparsed argument string as the last two arguments 
    (after adding a sentinel argument, which ends with a new line 
    character).  Arbitrary C strings can be passed, because the script 
    is executed by linking with luatex.dll and calling the lua 
    interpreter internally rather than by spawning a new process.
    
    There are two flavours of the binary stub: one for CLI programs 
    and another one for GUI programs.  The GUI variant does not open 
    a console window nor does it block the command prompt if started 
    from there.  It also uses a dialog box to display an error message 
    in addition to outputting to stderr.
    
    The stubs are further split into a common DLL and EXE proxies 
    to it.  This is for maintenance reasons - updates can be done by 
    replacement of a single DLL rather than all binary stubs.
    
    The launcher script knows, which variant has been used to invoke it 
    based on the sentinel argument.  The lack of this argument means 
    that it was invoked in a standard way, i.e., through texlua.exe. 
    
    All the hard work of locating a script/program to execute happens 
    in the launcher script.  The located script/program is always 
    executed directly by spawning its interpreter (or binary) in a new 
    process.  The system shell (cmd.exe) is never called (except for 
    batch scripts, of course).  If the located script happens to be 
    a (tex)lua script, it is loaded and called internally from within 
    this script, i.e. no new process is spawned.  Execution is done 
    using a protected call, so any compile or runtime errors are catched.
    
  Source files
  
    runscript.tlu     launcher script for locating and dispatching 
                      target scripts/programs
    runscript_dll.c   common DLL part of the binary stubs; locates and
                      calls the launcher script
    runscript_exe.c   EXE proxy to the common DLL for CLI mode stubs
    wrunscript_exe.c  EXE proxy to the common DLL for GUI mode stubs
  
  Compilation of binaries (requires luatex.dll in the same directory)

    with gcc (size optimized):
    
    gcc -Os -s -shared -o runscript.dll runscript_dll.c -L./ -lluatex
    gcc -Os -s -o runscript.exe runscript_exe.c -L./ -lrunscript
    gcc -mwindows -Os -s -o wrunscript.exe wrunscript_exe.c -L./ -lrunscript

    with tcc (extra small size):
    
    tiny_impdef luatex.dll
    tcc -shared -o runscript.dll runscript_dll.c luatex.def
    tcc -o runscript.exe runscript_exe.c runscript.def
    tcc -o wrunscript.exe wrunscript_exe.c runscript.def

  License
  
    Originally written in 2009 by Tomasz M. Trzeciak, Public Domain.
    
    Prior work:
    'tl-w32-wrapper.texlua' by Reinhard Kotucha and Norbert Preining.
    'tl-w32-wrapper.cmd' by Tomasz M. Trzeciak.
  
  Changelog
  
    2009/12/04 
        - initial version
    2009/12/15 
        - minor fixes for path & extension list parsing
    2010/01/09 
        - added support for GUI mode stubs
    2010/02/28 
        - enable GUI mode stubs for dviout, psv and texworks;
        - added generic handling of sys programs
        - added restricted repstopdf to alias_table
    2010/03/13 
        - added 'readme.txt' and changelog
        - added support and docs for calling user added scripts; 
          (use path of 'runscript.dll' instead of .exe stub to 
          locate 'runscript.tlu' script)
        - limit search for shell_escape_commands to system trees
        - added function for creating directory hierarchy 
        - fixed directory creation for dviout & texworks aliases
        - fixed arg[0] of repstopdf & rpdfcrop
    2010/03/28
        - restructured docs, added --help and --version options 
          (available only when invoked under 'runscript' name)
        - use TEXMF_RESTRICTED_SCRIPTS kpse var for searching
          shell_escape_commands
        - changed command validation to handle a list of commands
        - prepend GUI mode command(s) to the command list
        - added support for .tcl scripts
    2010/03/31
        - fixed fatal bug in extention_map definition for GUI mode
    2010/04/15
        - encapsulated main chunk in a function to execute with 
          pcall for more robustness and better error catching
        - added texdoctk to scripts4tlperl table
        - added tlgs and tlperl to alias_table; callable as e.g.: 
          runscript tlperl ...
        - doc tweaks
    2010/04/22
        - ensure only backslash is used in USERPROFILE variable 
          (Adobe Reader crash case)
        - fixed argument processing for direct execution under texlua
        - more doc tweaks
    2010/05/30
        - Windows XP or newer required to run TeXworks
    2010/06/04
        - added support for Perl scripts starting with eval-exec-perl 
          construct in place of she-bang (#!)
    2010/06/25
        - run internal tlperl only with our Perl
        - added fontinst to alias_table
        - added support for all tex4ht commands from mk4ht.pl
        - removed some unsued aliases
        - some code refactoring and cleanup
    2010/12/28
        - use of external Perl now requires kpathsea variable
          TEXLIVE_WINDOWS_TRY_EXTERNAL_PERL to be explicitly set to 1
        - alias_table replaced with if-elseif-end tests to streamline 
          special cases and to avoid hardcoding of texmf* file paths
        - added a2ping to special cases (requires -x switch to Perl)
        - set ASYMPTOTE_GS (for asy) to full path to tlgs
    2011/01/09
        - removed tex4ht commands starting with ht from mk4ht aliases; 
          they have their own scripts and mk4ht calls them internally, 
          so aliasing results in an infinite recursion
        - removed alias for fontinst (no fontinst.exe any more)
        - fixed GUI-mode interpreter for Ruby
    2011/09/10
        - added -dDisableFAPI=true to psview argument list. Needed by
          gs-9.xx
    2012/03/12
        - added '-i', '.' to psview argument list (author's request)
        - added environment clean up from Perl specific variables 
          (when not using external Perl)
    2012/08/05
        - added alias for fmtutil
    2013/05/09
        - added alias mkluatexfontdb -> luaotfload-tool
    2013/07/03
        - fix for psview and UNC paths in unix-style
        - remove not needed is_abs_path function
    2013/08/07
        - handle updmap-sys via updmap --sys
    2013/08/08
        - allow overriding gs/gs_dll/gs_lib with kpse variables
          TEXLIVE_WINDOWS_EXTERNAL_GS, ..._GS_LIB, ..._GS_DLL
    2013/08/30
        - do not pass -NULL to dviout, to allow users changing and
          saving settings. Patch by Yusuke KUROKI
    2013/09/22
        - add TEXMFDIST/fonts to the GS_LIB path. Patch by Yusuke KUROKI
    2014/04/30
        - fix for argument duplication in fmtutil
    2015/04/12
        - handle fmtutil-sys via fmtutil --sys
    2015/09/10
        - more slash flipping for the sake of vbscript and unc paths
    2015/12/11
        - fix spurious arguments for updmap and fmtutil
    2016/04/22
        - Warning if external perl is requested but missing
    2017/04/22 (exactly one year later ;-)
        - Cater for fmtutil-user and updmap-user => -user arg        
    2017/04/24
        - GS_LIB setting for tlgs.
    2017/05/06
        - introduce sys_user_progs, make checks for updmap/fmtutil
          use sys_user_progs instead, add kanji-config-updmap
    2018/03/12
        - introduce a new function gettexmfdist() for security.
    2018/04/06
        - introduce a new function is_64bit_windows_os() to
          check Windows OS.
    2018/06/20
        - support also scripts in trees other than TEXMFDIST:
          https://tug.org/pipermail/tex-live/2018-June/041922.html
]]

-- HELPER SUBROUTINES --

-- quotes string with spaces
local function _q(str)
  str = string.gsub(str, '"', '') -- disallow embedded double quotes
  return string.find(str, "%s") and '"'..str..'"' or str
end

-- prepends directories to path if they are not already there
local function prepend_path(path, ...)
  local pathcmp = string.lower(string.gsub(path, '/', '\\'))..';'
  for k = 1, select('#', ...) do 
    local dir = string.lower(string.gsub(select(k, ...), '/', '\\'))..';'
    if not string.find(pathcmp, dir, 1, true) then path = dir..path end
  end
  return path
end

-- searches the PATH for a file
local function search_path(fname, PATH, PATHEXT)
  if string.find(fname, '[/\\]') then 
    return nil, "directory part not allowed for PATH search: "..fname 
  end
  PATH = PATH or os.getenv('PATH')
  PATHEXT = PATHEXT or '\0' -- '\0' for no extension
  for dir in string.gmatch(PATH, '[^;]+') do
    local dirsep = (string.find(dir, '\\') and '\\' or '/')
    for ext in string.gmatch(PATHEXT, '[^;]+') do
      local f = dir..dirsep..fname..ext
      if lfs.isfile(f) then return f, ext end
    end
  end
  return nil, "file or program not on PATH: "..fname
end

-- tests for tex4ht command (as given in mk4ht.pl)
-- except for commands starting with 'ht' (they have their own scripts)
local function is_tex4ht_command(progname)
  local prefixes = 'xh uxh xhm mz oo es js jm tei teim db dbm w jh jh1'
  local formats = 'context latex tex texi xelatex xetex'
  for p in string.gmatch(prefixes, '%S+') do
    for q in string.gmatch(formats, '%S+') do
      if (progname == p..q) then 
        -- we have a hit, but not all combinations are valid
        return (p ~= 'teim' and p ~=  'dbm') or (q ~= 'xelatex' and q~= 'xetex')
      end
    end
  end
  return false
end

-- checks whether an item is in an array
local function contains (tab, val)
  for index, value in ipairs(tab) do
    if value == val then
      return true
    end
  end
  return false
end

-- locates texmfscript to execute
local function find_texmfscript(progname, ext_list)
  ext_list = ext_list or '\0'
  for ext in string.gmatch(ext_list, '[^;]+') do
    local progfullname = kpse.find_file(progname..ext, 'texmfscripts')
    if progfullname then return progfullname, ext end
  end
  return nil, "no appropriate script or program found: "..progname
end

-- converts the #! line to arg table 
-- used for scripts w/o extension
-- only the two most common cases are considered:
-- #! /path/to/command [options]
-- #! /usr/bin/env command [options]
-- ([options] after the command are retained as well)
local function shebang_to_argv(progfullname)
  local fid, errmsg = io.open(progfullname, 'r')
  if not fid then return nil, errmsg end
  local fstln = fid:read('*line')
  fid:close()
  if string.find(fstln, "eval.*exit.*exec.*perl") then 
    -- special case of Perl's time-honoured "totally devious construct":
    -- eval '(exit $?0)' && eval 'exec perl -S $0 ${1+"$@"}' && eval 'exec perl -S $0 $argv:q'
    return {"perl"}
  elseif (string.sub(fstln, 1, 2) ~= '#!') then
    return nil, "don't know how to execute script: "..progfullname
  end
  local argv = string.explode( string.sub(fstln, 3) ) -- split on spaces
  argv[1] = string.match(argv[1], '[^/]+$')
  if (argv[1] == 'env') then table.remove(argv, 1) end
  return argv
end

-- checks if command exists on the path and returns its full path
local function check_command(cmdlist, PATH)
  for cmd in string.gmatch(cmdlist, '%S+') do
    local cmdext = cmd..(string.find(cmd, '%.[^\\/.]*$') and '' or '.exe')
    local fullcmd = search_path(cmdext, PATH)
    if fullcmd then 
      return fullcmd, cmd
    end
  end
  return nil, 'program not found (not part of TeX Live): '..cmdlist
end

-- creates directory or directory hierarchy
local function mkdir_plus(dir)
  if lfs.mkdir(dir) then
    return true
  end
  -- try with system's mkdir in case we need to create intermediate dirs too
  local ret = os.spawn({[0]=search_path("cmd.exe"), 
                        string.format('cmd.exe /x /c mkdir "%s"', dir)})
  if ret == 0 then
    return true
  else
    return nil, string.format("cannot create directory (error code %d): %s", ret, dir)
  end
end

--
-- return the TEXMFDIST directory in TeX Live
--
local function gettexmfdist()
  local ffi = require("ffi")
  ffi.cdef[[
  typedef void*  HANDLE;
  typedef char*  LPCSTR;
  int GetModuleFileNameA(HANDLE h, LPCSTR l, int i);
  HANDLE GetModuleHandleA(const char *a);
  ]]
  local buffer = ffi.new("char[?]", 512)
  local runscripthandle = ffi.C.GetModuleHandleA("runscript.dll")
  if runscripthandle == nil then
    return nil
  end
  local err = ffi.C.GetModuleFileNameA(runscripthandle, buffer, 256)
  if err == 0 then
    return nil
  end
  local str = ffi.string(buffer)
  str = string.gsub(str, "\\","/")
  str = string.reverse(str)
  local a, b
-- remove /runscript.dll
  a, b = string.find(str, '/', 1, true)
  str = string.sub(str,a+1)
-- remove /win32
  a, b = string.find(str, '/', 1, true)
  str = string.sub(str,a+1)
-- remove /bin
  a, b = string.find(str, '/', 1, true)
  str = string.sub(str,a+1)
  str = string.reverse(str)
  str = str .. '/texmf-dist'
  return str
end

--
-- Is the Windows OS 64bit?
--
local function is_64bit_windows_os()
  local return_val = false
  -- 32 bit binaries always work, thus the default is false
  local architecture = os.getenv('PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE')
  if architecture ~= nil then
    if architecture == 'x86' then
      local is_wow64 = os.getenv('PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432')
      if is_wow64 == nil then
        return_val = false
      else
        return_val = true
      end
    else
      return_val = true
    end
  end
  return return_val
end

-- MAIN_CHUNK -- encapsulated in a function for more robust execution with pcall

local function MAIN_CHUNK()

-- set the system-default value for LC_CTYPE
-- http://tug.org/pipermail/tex-live/2018-May/041628.html
os.setlocale("", "ctype")

-- preprocess arguments

local guimode = false
local argline = ''
-- check for the sentinel argment coming from the .exe stub 
if arg[#arg-2] and ( string.sub(arg[#arg-2], -1) == '\n' ) then
  -- argv[0] and unparsed argument line are passed 
  -- from the .exe stub as the two last arguments 
  -- pop them up from the arg table
  argline = table.remove(arg) -- pop unparsed arguments
  arg[0] = table.remove(arg) -- pop C stub's argv[0]
  guimode = (table.remove(arg) == 'GUI_MODE\n') -- pop sentinel argument
else
  -- we must be called as: texlua runscript.tlu progname ...
  -- this is treated the same as: runscript[.exe] progname ...
  -- we don't have the unparsed arument line in this case, so construct one
  for k = #arg, 1, -1 do argline = _q(arg[k]) .. ' ' .. argline end
end

-- program name

-- lower arg[0] : get file name part : remove extension 
local progname, substcount = string.lower(arg[0]):gsub('^.*[\\/]', ''):gsub('%.[^.]*$', '')
-- special behaviour when called under 'runscript' name
if (progname == 'runscript') then
  -- we are called as: runscript progname ...
  -- or as: runscript --help|-h|--version ...
  -- handle options first (only --help and --version)
  local opt, param = {}, nil
  while true do
    -- remove the first argument from the arg table and from the argline string
    -- (this argument should have no embedded spaces!)
    param = table.remove(arg, 1)
    if not param then break end
    argline = string.gsub(argline, '^%S+%s*', '')
    local optname =  string.lower(param):match('^%-%-?(.*)$')
    if not optname then
      break
    elseif (optname == 'h') or (optname == 'help') then
      opt.help = true
    elseif (optname == 'v') then
      opt.v = true
    elseif (optname == 'version') then
      opt.version = true
    else
      error("unknown option: "..param.."\n"..bannerstr)
    end
  end
  if opt.help then
    print(helpstr)
    if opt.v then print(docstr) end
    os.exit(0)
  elseif opt.version or opt.v then
    print(bannerstr)
    os.exit(0)
  end
  -- make sure progname is valid 
  arg[0] = assert(param, "not enough arguments!\n"..bannerstr)
  progname = string.lower(arg[0]):gsub('^.*[\\/]', ''):gsub('%.[^.]*$', '')
  assert(progname == string.lower(arg[0]), "bad command name: " .. arg[0])
end
-- special case of sys programs
progname, substcount = string.gsub(progname, '%-sys$', '')
local sysprog = (substcount > 0) -- true if there was a -sys suffix removed
-- special case of user programs
-- we do not guard against programs foobar-user-sys ... we don't ship them
progname, substcount = string.gsub(progname, '%-user$', '')
local userprog = (substcount > 0) -- true if there was a -user suffix removed
-- prevent recursive calls to this script
assert(progname ~= 'runscript', "oops! wrapping the wrapper?")


-- kpse and environment set-up

-- init kpathsea 
local k = -1 
while arg[k-1] do k = k - 1 end -- in case of a call: luatex --luaonly ...
local lua_binary = arg[k]
kpse.set_program_name(lua_binary, progname)

-- various dir-vars
local TEXDIR = kpse.var_value('SELFAUTOPARENT')
-- local TEXMFDIST = kpse.var_value('TEXMFDIST')
-- use a new function to obtain TEXMFDIST
local TEXMFDIST = gettexmfdist()
if TEXMFDIST == nil then
  TEXMFDIST = kpse.var_value('TEXMFDIST')
end
local BINDIR = kpse.var_value('SELFAUTOLOC')
local PATH = os.getenv('PATH') or ''

-- list of programs that have -sys and -user variants
local sys_user_progs = { 'updmap', 'fmtutil', 'kanji-config-updmap' }

-- restricted programs
local shell_escape_commands = string.lower(kpse.var_value('shell_escape_commands') or '')
local is_restricted_progname = string.find( ','..shell_escape_commands..',', 
                                            ','..progname..',', 1, true)
if is_restricted_progname then
  -- limit search path to the restricted (system) trees 
  -- (not really necessary for entries in the alias_table, 
  -- because they are not searched for with kpathsea)
  os.setenv('TEXMFSCRIPTS', kpse.var_value('TEXMF_RESTRICTED_SCRIPTS'))
end
-- perl stuff
local scripts4tlperl = {
  tlperl = true, 
  updmap = true, 
  fmtutil = true,
  ['updmap-sys'] = true, 
  ['fmtutil-sys'] = true, 
}
local try_extern_perl = (kpse.var_value('TEXLIVE_WINDOWS_TRY_EXTERNAL_PERL') == '1') and 
                        not (guimode or is_restricted_progname or scripts4tlperl[progname])
local PERLEXE = try_extern_perl and search_path('perl.exe', PATH)
local extperl_warn
if not PERLEXE then
  if try_extern_perl then extperl_warn = [[
External Perl missing or outdated. Please install a recent Perl, or configure
TeX Live to always use the builtin Perl:
  tlmgr conf texmf TEXLIVE_WINDOWS_TRY_EXTERNAL_PERL 0
Meanwhile, continuing with built-in Perl...
]]
  end -- if try_extern_perl
  PERLEXE = TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlperl/bin/perl.exe'
  os.setenv('PERL5LIB', TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlperl/lib')
  PATH = prepend_path(PATH, TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlperl/bin')
  local PERLENV = 'PERL5OPT;PERLIO;PERLIO_DEBUG;PERLLIB;PERL5DB;PERL5DB_THREADED;' ..
                  'PERL5SHELL;PERL_ALLOW_NON_IFS_LSP;PERL_DEBUG_MSTATS;' ..
                  'PERL_DESTRUCT_LEVEL;PERL_DL_NONLAZY;PERL_ENCODING;PERL_HASH_SEED;' ..
                  'PERL_HASH_SEED_DEBUG;PERL_ROOT;PERL_SIGNALS;PERL_UNICODE'
  for var in string.gmatch(PERLENV, '[^;]+') do os.setenv(var, nil) end
end
-- gs stuff
local override_gs
if not is_restricted_progname then
  override_gs = kpse.var_value('TEXLIVE_WINDOWS_EXTERNAL_GS')
end
-- the full path to the executable
local GSEXE
-- the directory where the gs executable resides
local GSDIR
-- the name of the gs executable
local GSNAME
if override_gs then
  -- first check whether we got an absolute path or only executable name
  if string.find(override_gs, '[/\\]') then
    GSEXE = override_gs
  else
    -- search in the path
    GSEXE = search_path(override_gs, PATH)
  end
end
if GSEXE then 
  -- split the dir and progname part so that we can set the path
  -- work on a string with all forward slashes
  local foo = string.lower(string.gsub(GSEXE, '\\', '/'))
  GSNAME = string.gsub(foo, '^.*[\\/]', '')
  GSDIR  = string.gsub(foo, '^(.*)[\\/].*$', '%1')
  -- search also for a GS_DLL setting
  -- we do not need to check for is_restricted_progname, since
  -- GSEXE is only defined when it is not set
  local GSDLL = kpse.var_value('TEXLIVE_WINDOWS_EXTERNAL_GS_DLL')
  if GSDLL then
    os.setenv('GS_DLL', GSDLL)
  end
  local GSLIB = kpse.var_value('TEXLIVE_WINDOWS_EXTERNAL_GS_LIB')
  if GSLIB then
    os.setenv('GS_LIB', GSLIB)
  end
else
  -- use built in gs
   os.setenv('GS_LIB', TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlgs/lib;'
             ..TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlgs/fonts;'
             ..TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlgs/Resource/Init;'
             ..TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlgs/Resource;'
             ..TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlgs/kanji;'
             ..os.getenv('WINDIR')..'/Fonts;'..TEXMFDIST..'/fonts')
  os.setenv('GS_DLL', TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlgs/bin/gsdll32.dll')
  GSEXE = TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlgs/bin/gswin32c.exe'
  GSNAME = 'gswin32c.exe'
  GSDIR = TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlgs/bin'
end
-- now setup the path so that the gs program will be found
PATH = prepend_path(PATH, GSDIR, BINDIR)
os.setenv('PATH', PATH);

-- sys stuff
if (sysprog and not contains(sys_user_progs, progname)) then
  os.setenv('TEXMFVAR', kpse.var_value('TEXMFSYSVAR'))
  os.setenv('TEXMFCONFIG', kpse.var_value('TEXMFSYSCONFIG'))
end
-- Adobe Reader crash case: make sure USERPROFILE is not "slashed"
os.setenv("USERPROFILE", os.getenv("USERPROFILE"):gsub('/', '\\'))

-- extension to interpeter mapping

-- the extension is mapped to argv table
-- the command to execute is given as the first element of the table  
-- (it can be a whitespace separated list of names to try)
local extension_map = {
  ['.bat'] = {'cmd', '/c', 'call'},
  ['.jar'] = {'java.exe', '-jar'},
  ['.pl' ] = {'perl.exe'},
  ['.py' ] = {'python.exe'},
  ['.rb' ] = {'ruby.exe'},
  ['.tcl'] = {'tclsh.exe tclsh85.exe tclsh84.exe'},
  ['.vbs'] = {'cscript.exe', '-nologo'},
}
if guimode then
  -- for GUI mode wrappers we try GUI mode interpeters where possible
  extension_map['.jar'][1] = 'javaw.exe '   .. extension_map['.jar'][1]
  extension_map['.pl' ][1] = 'wperl.exe '   .. extension_map['.pl' ][1]
  extension_map['.py' ][1] = 'pythonw.exe ' .. extension_map['.py' ][1]
  extension_map['.rb' ][1] = 'rubyw.exe '   .. extension_map['.rb' ][1]
  extension_map['.tcl'][1] = 'wish.exe wish85.exe wish84.exe ' .. extension_map['.tcl'][1]
  extension_map['.vbs'][1] = 'wscript.exe ' .. extension_map['.vbs'][1]
end
extension_map['.cmd'] = extension_map['.bat']
extension_map['.js']  = extension_map['.vbs']

-- set up argv table

local ARGV = nil

-- special cases (aliases)

if is_tex4ht_command(progname) then
  argline = progname .. ' ' .. argline
  progname = 'mk4ht'
elseif progname == 'a2ping' then 
  table.insert(extension_map['.pl'], '-x')
elseif contains(sys_user_progs, progname) then 
  if sysprog then
    argline = ' --sys ' .. argline
  elseif userprog then
    argline = ' --user ' .. argline
  end
  -- do not guess input encoding in format creation for ptex
  -- and friends since guessing is not complete
  os.setenv('GUESS_INPUT_KANJI_ENCODING', '0')
elseif progname == 'asy' then
  os.setenv('ASYMPTOTE_GS', GSEXE)
  os.setenv('CYGWIN', 'nodosfilewarning')
  if is_64bit_windows_os() then
    ARGV = {[0]=TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/asymptote64/asy.exe', 'asy'}
  else
    ARGV = {[0]=TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/asymptote/asy.exe', 'asy'}
  end
elseif progname == 'dviout' then
  local fontsdir = kpse.var_value('TEXMFVAR') .. '/fonts'
  if (lfs.attributes(fontsdir, 'mode') ~= 'directory') then 
    assert(mkdir_plus(fontsdir))
  end
  local tfmpath = kpse.show_path('tfm')
  tfmpath = string.gsub(tfmpath, '!!', '')
  tfmpath = string.gsub(tfmpath, '/', '\\')
  local texrt = {}
  for d in string.gmatch(tfmpath, '([^;]+\\fonts)\\tfm[^;]*') do
    if (lfs.attributes(d, 'mode') == 'directory') then 
      table.insert(texrt, d)
    end
  end
  local par = [["-gen=']] .. string.gsub(TEXDIR, '/', '\\') .. 
              [[\tlpkg\dviout\gen_pk'" "-TEXROOT=']] ..
              table.concat(texrt, ';') .. [['" "-gsx=']] .. GSEXE .. [['"]];
  ARGV = {[0]=TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/dviout/dviout.exe', 'dviout', par}
elseif progname == 'mkluatexfontdb' then
  progname = 'luaotfload-tool'
  table.insert(arg, '--alias=mkluatexfontdb')
elseif progname == 'psv' then
  argline = '-sINPUT='..argline
  ARGV = {[0]=TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlpsv/gswxlua.exe', 'gswxlua', 
          '-dDisableFAPI=true',
          '-l', (_q(TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlpsv/psv.wx.lua'):gsub('/','\\')),
          '-p', (_q(TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/tlpsv/psv_view.ps'):gsub('/','\\')),
          '-i', '.'}
elseif progname == 'repstopdf' or progname == 'rpdfcrop' then
  argline = '--restricted ' .. argline
  progname = string.sub(progname, 2, -1)
elseif progname == 'texworks' then
  local winver = tonumber(string.match(os.uname().version, '%D*(%d+%.?%d*)'))
  assert(winver >= 5.01, "Windows XP or newer required to run TeXworks")
  local TW_LIBPATH = kpse.var_value('TW_LIBPATH') or 
                     kpse.var_value('TEXMFCONFIG')..'/texworks'
  local TW_INIPATH = kpse.var_value('TW_INIPATH') or TW_LIBPATH
  os.setenv('TW_LIBPATH', TW_LIBPATH)
  os.setenv('TW_INIPATH', TW_INIPATH)
  if (TW_INIPATH and lfs.attributes(TW_INIPATH, 'mode') ~= 'directory') then
    -- TeXworks needs directory holding its configuration to exist
    assert(mkdir_plus(TW_INIPATH))
  end
  ARGV = {[0]=TEXDIR..'/tlpkg/texworks/texworks.exe', 'texworks'}
elseif progname == 'tlgs' then
  ARGV = {[0]=GSEXE, GSNAME}
elseif progname == 'tlperl' then
  ARGV = {[0]=PERLEXE, 'perl'}
elseif progname == 'latexdef' then
  progname = 'texdef'
  argline = ' --tex latex ' .. argline
end

-- general case

if not ARGV then
  os.setenv('TEXMF', TEXMFDIST)
  local extlist = '.tlu;.texlua;.pl;.lua;.rb;.py;.tcl;.jar;.vbs;.js;.bat;.cmd;\0'
  local progfullname = search_path(progname, BINDIR, '.tlu;.bat;.cmd') or
                       find_texmfscript(progname, extlist)
  os.setenv('TEXMF', nil)
  if progfullname == nil then
-- scripts in $TEXMFLOCAL etc. can't be found without the following
-- line !!
    kpse.set_program_name('runscript')
    progfullname = assert(find_texmfscript(progname, extlist))
  end
  local ext = string.match(string.lower(progfullname), '%.[^\\/.]*$') or ''
  if (ext == '.lua') or (ext == '.tlu') or (ext == '.texlua') then -- lua script
    arg[0] = progfullname
  else
    ARGV = extension_map[ext] or assert(shebang_to_argv(progfullname)) 
    -- [w|c]script, for one, mistakes a forward-slashed UNC script path
    -- for an option even when quoted
    table.insert(ARGV, _q(progfullname:gsub('/','\\')))
    if not ARGV[0] then
      ARGV[0], ARGV[1] = assert(check_command(ARGV[1], PATH))
    end
  end
end

-- run the program/script

if ARGV then
  table.insert(ARGV, argline) -- pass through original arguments
  if string.find (table.concat(ARGV, ' '), 'perl.exe') and extperl_warn then

    io.stderr:write(extperl_warn)
  end
  local ret = assert(os.spawn(ARGV))
  if ret ~= 0 then
    local dbginfo = debug.getinfo(1)
    local errormsg = string.format("%s:%d: command failed with exit code %d:\n%s",  
                                   dbginfo.short_src, dbginfo.currentline - 2, 
                                   ret, table.concat(ARGV, ' ') )
    os.setenv('RUNSCRIPT_ERROR_MESSAGE', errormsg)
    io.stderr:write(errormsg, '\n')
  end
  os.exit(ret)
else -- must be a lua script
  dofile(arg[0])
end

end -- MAIN_CHUNK

-- execute MAIN_CHUNK with pcall to catch any runtime errors

local success, errormsg = pcall(MAIN_CHUNK)
if not success then
  os.setenv('RUNSCRIPT_ERROR_MESSAGE', errormsg)
  error(errormsg)
end

-- about RUNSCRIPT_ERROR_MESSAGE environment variable:
-- it stores an error message that is caught and displayed 
-- in a message box on the C side at process exit 
-- (currently used only by gui mode stubs)