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"""A version of inspect that includes what 'copy' needs.

Importing the python standard module 'copy' is far more expensive than it

needs to be, because copy imports 'inspect' which imports 'tokenize'.

And 'copy' only needs 2 small functions out of 'inspect', but has to

load all of 'tokenize', which makes it horribly slow.

This module is designed to use tricky hacks in import rules, to avoid this

overhead.

"""

####

# These are the only 2 functions that 'copy' needs from 'inspect'

# As you can see, they are quite trivial, and don't justify the

# 40ms spent to import 'inspect' because it is importing 'tokenize'

# These are copied verbatim from the python standard library.

# ----------------------------------------------------------- class helpers

def _searchbases(cls, accum):

    # Simulate the "classic class" search order.

    if cls in accum:

        return

    accum.append(cls)

    for base in cls.__bases__:

        _searchbases(base, accum)

def getmro(cls):

    "Return tuple of base classes (including cls) in method resolution order."

    if hasattr(cls, "__mro__"):

        return cls.__mro__

    else:

        result = []

        _searchbases(cls, result)

        return tuple(result)

def import_copy_with_hacked_inspect():

    """Import the 'copy' module with a hacked 'inspect' module"""

    # We don't actually care about 'getmro' but we need to pass

    # something in the list so that we get the direct module,

    # rather than getting the base module

    import sys

    # Don't hack around if 'inspect' already exists

    if 'inspect' in sys.modules:

        import copy

        return

    mod = __import__('bzrlib.inspect_for_copy',

                     globals(), locals(), ['getmro'])

    sys.modules['inspect'] = mod

    try:

        import copy

    finally:

        del sys.modules['inspect']