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# Copyright (C) 2005 Canonical Ltd

# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify

# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by

# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or

# (at your option) any later version.

# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,

# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of

# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the

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# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA

# TODO: Don't allow WorkingTrees to be constructed for remote branches.

import os

import bzrlib.tree

from errors import BzrCheckError

from trace import mutter

class WorkingTree(bzrlib.tree.Tree):

    """Working copy tree.

    The inventory is held in the `Branch` working-inventory, and the

    files are in a directory on disk.

    It is possible for a `WorkingTree` to have a filename which is

    not listed in the Inventory and vice versa.

    """

    def __init__(self, basedir, inv):

        from bzrlib.hashcache import HashCache

        from bzrlib.trace import note, mutter

        self._inventory = inv

        self.basedir = basedir

        self.path2id = inv.path2id

        # update the whole cache up front and write to disk if anything changed;

        # in the future we might want to do this more selectively

        hc = self._hashcache = HashCache(basedir)

        hc.read()

        for path, ie in inv.iter_entries():

            hc.get_sha1(path)

        if hc.needs_write:

            mutter("write hc")

            hc.write()

    def __iter__(self):

        """Iterate through file_ids for this tree.

        file_ids are in a WorkingTree if they are in the working inventory

        and the working file exists.

        """

        inv = self._inventory

        for path, ie in inv.iter_entries():

            if os.path.exists(self.abspath(path)):

                yield ie.file_id

    def __repr__(self):

        return "<%s of %s>" % (self.__class__.__name__,

                               self.basedir)

    def abspath(self, filename):

        return os.path.join(self.basedir, filename)

    def has_filename(self, filename):

        return os.path.exists(self.abspath(filename))

    def get_file(self, file_id):

        return self.get_file_byname(self.id2path(file_id))

    def get_file_byname(self, filename):

        return file(self.abspath(filename), 'rb')

    def _get_store_filename(self, file_id):

        ## XXX: badly named; this isn't in the store at all

        return self.abspath(self.id2path(file_id))

    def has_id(self, file_id):

        # files that have been deleted are excluded

        inv = self._inventory

        if not inv.has_id(file_id):

            return False

        path = inv.id2path(file_id)

        return os.path.exists(self.abspath(path))

    __contains__ = has_id

    def get_file_size(self, file_id):

        # is this still called?

        raise NotImplementedError()

    def get_file_sha1(self, file_id):

        path = self._inventory.id2path(file_id)

        return self._hashcache.get_sha1(path)

    def file_class(self, filename):

        if self.path2id(filename):

            return 'V'

        elif self.is_ignored(filename):

            return 'I'

        else:

            return '?'

    def list_files(self):

        """Recursively list all files as (path, class, kind, id).

        Lists, but does not descend into unversioned directories.

        This does not include files that have been deleted in this

        tree.

        Skips the control directory.

        """

        from osutils import appendpath, file_kind

        import os

        inv = self._inventory

        def descend(from_dir_relpath, from_dir_id, dp):

            ls = os.listdir(dp)

            ls.sort()

            for f in ls:

                ## TODO: If we find a subdirectory with its own .bzr

                ## directory, then that is a separate tree and we

                ## should exclude it.

                if bzrlib.BZRDIR == f:

                    continue

                # path within tree

                fp = appendpath(from_dir_relpath, f)

                # absolute path

                fap = appendpath(dp, f)

                f_ie = inv.get_child(from_dir_id, f)

                if f_ie:

                    c = 'V'

                elif self.is_ignored(fp):

                    c = 'I'

                else:

                    c = '?'

                fk = file_kind(fap)

                if f_ie:

                    if f_ie.kind != fk:

                        raise BzrCheckError("file %r entered as kind %r id %r, "

                                            "now of kind %r"

                                            % (fap, f_ie.kind, f_ie.file_id, fk))

                yield fp, c, fk, (f_ie and f_ie.file_id)

                if fk != 'directory':

                    continue

                if c != 'V':

                    # don't descend unversioned directories

                    continue

                for ff in descend(fp, f_ie.file_id, fap):

                    yield ff

        for f in descend('', inv.root.file_id, self.basedir):

            yield f

    def unknowns(self):

        for subp in self.extras():

            if not self.is_ignored(subp):

                yield subp

    def extras(self):

        """Yield all unknown files in this WorkingTree.

        If there are any unknown directories then only the directory is

        returned, not all its children.  But if there are unknown files

        under a versioned subdirectory, they are returned.

        Currently returned depth-first, sorted by name within directories.

        """

        ## TODO: Work from given directory downwards

        from osutils import isdir, appendpath

        for path, dir_entry in self.inventory.directories():

            mutter("search for unknowns in %r" % path)

            dirabs = self.abspath(path)

            if not isdir(dirabs):

                # e.g. directory deleted

                continue

            fl = []

            for subf in os.listdir(dirabs):

                if (subf != '.bzr'

                    and (subf not in dir_entry.children)):

                    fl.append(subf)

            fl.sort()

            for subf in fl:

                subp = appendpath(path, subf)

                yield subp

    def ignored_files(self):

        """Yield list of PATH, IGNORE_PATTERN"""

        for subp in self.extras():

            pat = self.is_ignored(subp)

            if pat != None:

                yield subp, pat

    def get_ignore_list(self):

        """Return list of ignore patterns.

        Cached in the Tree object after the first call.

        """

        if hasattr(self, '_ignorelist'):

            return self._ignorelist

        l = bzrlib.DEFAULT_IGNORE[:]

        if self.has_filename(bzrlib.IGNORE_FILENAME):

            f = self.get_file_byname(bzrlib.IGNORE_FILENAME)

            l.extend([line.rstrip("\n\r") for line in f.readlines()])

        self._ignorelist = l

        return l

    def is_ignored(self, filename):

        r"""Check whether the filename matches an ignore pattern.

        Patterns containing '/' or '\' need to match the whole path;

        others match against only the last component.

        If the file is ignored, returns the pattern which caused it to

        be ignored, otherwise None.  So this can simply be used as a

        boolean if desired."""

        # TODO: Use '**' to match directories, and other extended

        # globbing stuff from cvs/rsync.

        # XXX: fnmatch is actually not quite what we want: it's only

        # approximately the same as real Unix fnmatch, and doesn't

        # treat dotfiles correctly and allows * to match /.

        # Eventually it should be replaced with something more

        # accurate.

        import fnmatch

        from osutils import splitpath

        for pat in self.get_ignore_list():

            if '/' in pat or '\\' in pat:

                # as a special case, you can put ./ at the start of a

                # pattern; this is good to match in the top-level

                # only;

                if (pat[:2] == './') or (pat[:2] == '.\\'):

                    newpat = pat[2:]

                else:

                    newpat = pat

                if fnmatch.fnmatchcase(filename, newpat):

                    return pat

            else:

                if fnmatch.fnmatchcase(splitpath(filename)[-1], pat):

                    return pat

        else:

            return None