#!/usr/bin/env python

if __name__ == "__main__":
    import sys
    from distutils.spawn import find_executable
    import re
    import getopt
    from subprocess import Popen

    opts = dict(getopt.getopt(sys.argv[1:3], "", ["servername=", "open", "noopen"])[0])
    servername = opts["--servername"]
    should_open = '1' if "--open" in opts else '0'

    # run the command
    with open("pandoc.out", 'w') as tmp:
        com = Popen(sys.argv[3:], stdout=tmp, stderr=tmp)
        com.wait()
        returncode = str(com.returncode)

    # once it's done, we call back the server that called us
    # to notify pandoc's execution
    func_call = "pandoc#command#PandocAsyncCallback("+should_open+","+returncode+")"

    if find_executable('gvim') not in ('', None):
        command = [find_executable('gvim')]
    elif find_executable('mvim') not in ('', None):
        command = [find_executable('mvim')]
    elif find_executable('vim') not in ('', None):
        command = [find_executable('vim')]
    else:
        cmd = re.match('[gm]?vim', servername.lower())
        if cmd:
            command = cmd.group()
        else:
            sys.exit()

    command.extend(["--servername", servername])
    # windows requires the callback name to be sent instead of being eval'ed,
    # for some reason. note this is more fragile.
    if sys.platform.startswith("win"):
        command.extend(["--remote-send", "<ESC>:call " + func_call + "<CR>"])
    else:
        command.extend(["--remote-expr", func_call])
    Popen(command)