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kaneton/tool/mkp/mkp.py
Mercier Pierre-Olivier fee4dd4e6d Initial snapshot
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#
# Makeprotos / mkp.py
# Made by pwipwi <pwipwi@lse.epita.fr>
# This python script was created to
# 1) Give me an opportunity to practice python a bit :)
# 2) Replace old mkp.pl, which was sufficient, but a bit unreadable.
#
# usage:
# ./mkp.py header1 header2 ...
#
# For this script to work efficiently, you have a few things to do :
# * Code with the Epita CSS, at least in function declaration.
# This little script is far from being a C parser, so it will
# exclusively recognize Epita CSS' functions declarations
# * You have to end your prototypes section by a
# /*
# * eop
# */
# statement
# * Last but not least, you need to have a VALID prototypes secion.
# it looks like that
# /*
# * ---------- prototypes --------------------
# *
# * ./relative/path/to/file/1
# * ./relative/path/to/file/2
# *
# * ./et/caetera
# */
# Be sure to respect the spacing, as the script is especially not
# tolerant with them (especially before the *).
# You can have as much spaces as you want between the * and the file
# names, though.
#
# That should do the trick. If you ever encounter a problem which is most
# likely a bug in that script, please send me a mail.
#
# System module
import sys
# OS specific module
import os
# Regular Expression module
import re
## --------- Classes ----------------------------------------------------------
class cl_functions:
""" cl_functions : functions definitions
This class is the one that shall hold all the function definitions
we will have found in the diverse files.
"""
def __init__(self):
self.di_files = {} # initialize file dictionnary
self.beginning = []
self.ending = []
self.filenames = []
def add_filename(self, str_filename):
self.di_files[str_filename] = []
def add_function(self, str_filename, li_functiondecl):
self.di_files[str_filename].append(li_functiondecl)
def purge(self):
self.di_files = {}
## --------- functions ---------------------------------------------------------
##
## error
##
def fn_error(string, code):
"""Throw an Error
Print an error and exit the program with the corresponding code
"""
print(sys.argv[0] + ':' + string)
sys.exit(code)
##
## readprotosfiles
##
def fn_readprotosfiles(fp, functions):
"""Readprotos files
Read the file names of the files that shall be processed
"""
filelist = []
line = fp.readline()
while line != '' and not re.match(' \* -+ prototypes -+', line):
functions.beginning.append(line)
line = fp.readline()
if line == '':
fn_error('this file doesn\'t contain a valid prototype section', 3)
# iterate until the end of the prototypes section
endre = re.compile('.*\*/')
filere = re.compile('\s*\*+\s+[./_a-zA-Z0-9]+')
filenamere = re.compile('[-./_a-zA-Z0-9]+')
eopre = re.compile('\s*\*+\s+eop')
while line != '' and not endre.match(line):
functions.beginning.append(line)
if filere.match(line):
line = filenamere.search(line).group()
filelist.append(line)
line = fp.readline()
functions.beginning.append(line)
while line != '' and not eopre.match(line):
line = fp.readline()
while line != '' and not endre.match(line):
line = fp.readline()
if line == '':
fn_error("no eop in" + fp.filename, 3)
while line != '':
line = fp.readline()
functions.ending.append(line)
del filere
del endre
del filenamere
return filelist
##
## processfile
##
def fn_processfile(filename, functions):
"""Process files
returns a function list from the given file
"""
inside_funcion = 0
inside_comment = 0
currentlist = []
try:
fp = open(filename, 'r')
except IOError:
fn_error("unable to open" + filename, 4)
functionre = re.compile('^[a-zA-Z0-9_](([\*\w]*)\s+\**)+\w+\(') # function declaration
commentre = re.compile('/\*') # comment start
endcomre = re.compile('\*/') # comment end
staticre = re.compile('static') # static keyword
for line in fp.readlines():
matched = functionre.search(line)
commatched = commentre.search(line)
endcommatched = endcomre.search(line)
if commatched:
inside_comment = inside_comment + 1
if endcommatched:
inside_comment = inside_comment - 1
if matched and not inside_comment:
inside_funcion = 1
if inside_funcion:
static_match = staticre.search(line)
if re.search('\)\n', line) and not static_match:
line = re.match("(.*)$", line).group(0)
line = line + ';\n'
currentlist.append(line)
functions.add_function(filename, currentlist)
currentlist = []
inside_funcion = 0
continue
else:
if not static_match:
currentlist.append(line)
else:
inside_funcion = 0
continue
fp.close()
##
##
##
def fn_write_header(functions, filename):
"""Write the header
Write the function declarations to the header files
"""
try:
fp = open(filename, 'w')
except IOError:
fn_error(filename + " is not writeable")
fp.writelines(functions.beginning)
for file in functions.filenames:
fp.write('\n/*\n * ' + file + '\n */\n\n')
for func in functions.di_files[file]:
fp.writelines(func)
fp.write('\n')
fp.write('\n/*\n * eop\n */\n')
fp.writelines(functions.ending)
fp.close()
##
## mkprotos
##
def fn_mkprotos(path):
""" Make protos
This function calls all the others. It proceeds in that order:
first, it calls fn_readprotos to get a list of the files to parse
and recover prototypes.
then, for each of those files, it calls fn_processfile, which
parses the file and gets the prototypes.
finally, it calls fn_write_header to actually write the header
"""
functions = cl_functions()
currentpwd = os.getcwd()
filename = ''
if (path.count('/') >= 1): # is it
filename = re.sub('.*/', '', path) # splits the filename from the path
dirname = re.sub('/[^/]*$', '', path) # splits the directory name from the path
try:
os.chdir(dirname)
except OSError:
fn_error(dirname + ', no such file or directory !', 1)
else:
filename = path
try:
fp = open(filename, 'r')
except IOError:
fn_error(filename + ', no such file', 2)
functions.filenames = fn_readprotosfiles(fp, functions)
for file in functions.filenames:
functions.add_filename(file)
fn_processfile(file, functions)
fp.close()
fn_write_header(functions, filename)
os.chdir(currentpwd)
return functions
##
## \o/ Main function \o/
##
args = sys.argv[1:]
if len(args) == 0:
fn_error('Give at least 1 argument, you silly man !', 3)
for file in args:
functions = fn_mkprotos(file)