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# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
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# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
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# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
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# \subsection{\emph{rio} - simple text metaformat}
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# \emph{r} stands for `restricted', `reproducible', or `rfc822-like'.
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# The stored data consists of a series of \emph{stanzas}, each of which contains
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# \emph{fields} identified by an ascii name, with Unicode or string contents.
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# The field tag is constrained to alphanumeric characters.
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# The field tag is constrained to alphanumeric characters.
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# There may be more than one field in a stanza with the same name.
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# The format itself does not deal with character encoding issues, though
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# the result will normally be written in Unicode.
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# The format is intended to be simple enough that there is exactly one character
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# stream representation of an object and vice versa, and that this relation
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# will continue to hold for future versions of bzr.
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from bzrlib.iterablefile import IterableFile
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# XXX: some redundancy is allowing to write stanzas in isolation as well as
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# through a writer object.
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# through a writer object.
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class RioWriter(object):
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def __init__(self, to_file):
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def write_stanza(self, stanza):
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self._to_file.write('\n')
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stanza.write(self._to_file)
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self._soft_nl = True
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class RioReader(object):
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"""Read stanzas from a file as a sequence
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to_file can be anything that can be enumerated as a sequence of
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to_file can be anything that can be enumerated as a sequence of
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lines (with newlines.)
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def __init__(self, from_file):
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class Stanza(object):
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"""One stanza for rio.
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Each stanza contains a set of named fields.
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Each stanza contains a set of named fields.
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Names must be non-empty ascii alphanumeric plus _. Names can be repeated
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within a stanza. Names are case-sensitive. The ordering of fields is
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def add(self, tag, value):
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"""Append a name and value to the stanza."""
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assert valid_tag(tag), \
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("invalid tag %r" % tag)
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if not valid_tag(tag):
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raise ValueError("invalid tag %r" % (tag,))
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if isinstance(value, str):
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value = unicode(value)
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elif isinstance(value, unicode):
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raise TypeError("invalid type for rio value: %r of type %s"
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% (value, type(value)))
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self.items.append((tag, value))
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def __contains__(self, find_tag):
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"""True if there is any field in this stanza with the given tag."""
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for tag, value in self.items:
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for tag, value in self.items:
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assert isinstance(tag, str), type(tag)
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assert isinstance(value, unicode)
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result.append(tag + ': \n')
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elif '\n' in value:
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def read_stanza(line_iter):
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"""Return new Stanza read from list of lines or a file
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Returns one Stanza that was read, or returns None at end of file. If a
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blank line follows the stanza, it is consumed. It's not an error for
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there to be no blank at end of file. If there is a blank file at the
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start of the input this is really an empty stanza and that is returned.
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start of the input this is really an empty stanza and that is returned.
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Only the stanza lines and the trailing blank (if any) are consumed
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from the line_iter.
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raise ValueError('tag/value separator not found in line %r'
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tag = str(line[:colon_index])
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assert valid_tag(tag), \
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"invalid rio tag %r" % tag
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if not valid_tag(tag):
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raise ValueError("invalid rio tag %r" % (tag,))
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accum_value = line[colon_index+2:-1]
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if tag is not None: # add last tag-value
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stanza.add(tag, accum_value)
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else: # didn't see any content
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def to_patch_lines(stanza, max_width=72):
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for line in line_iter:
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if line.startswith('# '):
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assert line.startswith('#')
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elif line.startswith('#'):
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raise ValueError("bad line %r" % (line,))
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if last_line is not None and len(line) > 2:
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line = re.sub('\r', '', line)