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  • Committer: Ian Clatworthy
  • Date: 2009-01-20 02:12:35 UTC
  • mfrom: (3943.3.4 bzr.multi-glob-rules)
  • mto: This revision was merged to the branch mainline in revision 3947.
  • Revision ID: ian.clatworthy@canonical.com-20090120021235-n8bd5kzz3s624aq5
Multi-glob rules (Marius Kruger)

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bzrlib/rules.py
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from bzrlib import (
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    config,
 
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    commands,
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    errors,
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    globbing,
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    osutils,
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        options = {'encoding': 'utf-8'}
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        self._cfg = configobj.ConfigObj(inifile, options=options)
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        sections = self._cfg.keys()
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        patterns = [s[FILE_PREFS_PREFIX_LEN:] for s in sections
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            if s.startswith(FILE_PREFS_PREFIX)]
 
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        patterns = []
 
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        self.pattern_to_section = {}
 
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        for s in sections:
 
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            if s.startswith(FILE_PREFS_PREFIX):
 
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                file_patterns = commands.shlex_split_unicode(
 
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                    s[FILE_PREFS_PREFIX_LEN:])
 
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                patterns.extend(file_patterns)
 
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                for fp in file_patterns:
 
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                    self.pattern_to_section[fp] = s
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        if len(patterns) < len(sections):
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            unknowns = [s for s in sections
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                if not s.startswith(FILE_PREFS_PREFIX)]
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        if pat is None:
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            return ()
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        else:
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            all = self._cfg[FILE_PREFS_PREFIX + pat]
 
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            all = self._cfg[self.pattern_to_section[pat]]
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            return tuple(all.items())
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    def get_selected_items(self, path, names):
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        if pat is None:
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            return ()
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        else:
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            all = self._cfg[FILE_PREFS_PREFIX + pat]
 
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            all = self._cfg[self.pattern_to_section[pat]]
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            return tuple((k, all.get(k)) for k in names)
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