#

# Copyright (c) 2010 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).

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# This component and the accompanying materials are made available

# under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"

# which accompanies this distribution, and is available

# at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".

#

# Initial Contributors:

# Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

#

# Contributors:

#

# Description: 

#

# raptor_api module

#

# Python API for Raptor. External code should interact with Raptor via this

# module only, as it is the only programatic interface considered public. The

# command line --query option is also implemented using this module.

class Reply(object):

	"""object to return values from API calls.

	"""

	def __init__(self, text=""):

		self.text = text

	def __str__(self):

		name = type(self).__name__.lower()

		string = "<" + name

		children = []

		longend = False

		for attribute,value in self.__dict__.items():

			if attribute != "text":

				if isinstance(value, Reply):

					children.append(value)

				else:

					string += " %s='%s'" % (attribute, value)

		if children or self.text:

			string += ">"

			longend = True

		if self.text:

			string += self.text

		if children:

			string += "\n"

		for c in children:

			string += str(c)

		if longend:

			string += "</%s>\n" % name

		else:	

			string += "/>\n"

		return string

class Alias(Reply):

	pass

class Config(Reply):

	pass

class Product(Reply):

	pass

import generic_path

import raptor

import raptor_data

import re

class Context(object):

	"""object to contain state information for API calls.

	For example,

	api = raptor_api.Context()

	val = api.get(X)

	"""

	def __init__(self, initialiser=None):

		# this object has a private Raptor object that can either be

		# passed in or created internally.

		if initialiser == None:

			self.__raptor = raptor.Raptor()

		else:

			self.__raptor = initialiser

	def StringQuery(self, query):

		"""turn a string into an API call and execute it.

		This is a convenience method for "lazy" callers.

		The return value is also converted into a string.

		"""

		if query == "aliases":

			aliases = self.GetAliases()

			return "".join(map(str, aliases)).strip()

		elif query == "products":

			variants = self.GetProducts()

			return "".join(map(str, variants)).strip()

		elif query.startswith("config"):

			match = re.match("config\[(.*)\]", query)

			if match:

				config = self.GetConfig(match.group(1))

				return str(config).strip()

			else:

				raise BadQuery("syntax error")

		raise BadQuery("unknown query")

	def GetAliases(self, type=""):

		"""extract all aliases of a given type.

		the default type is "".

		to get all aliases pass type=None

		"""

		aliases = []

		for a in self.__raptor.cache.aliases.values():

			if a.type == type or type == None:

				r = Alias()

				# copy the members we want to expose

				r.name = a.name

				r.meaning = a.meaning

				aliases.append(r)

		return aliases

	def GetConfig(self, name):

		"""extract the values for a given configuration.

		'name' should be an alias or variant followed optionally by a

		dot-separated list of variants. For example "armv5_urel" or

		"armv5_urel.savespace.vasco".

		"""

		names = name.split(".")

		if names[0] in self.__raptor.cache.aliases:

			x = self.__raptor.cache.FindNamedAlias(names[0])

			if len(names) > 1:

				fullname = x.meaning + "." + ".".join(names[1:])

			else:

				fullname = x.meaning

		elif names[0] in self.__raptor.cache.variants:

			fullname = name

		else:

			raise BadQuery("'%s' is not an alias or a variant" % names[0])

		# create an evaluator for the named configuration

		tmp = raptor_data.Alias("tmp")

		tmp.SetProperty("meaning", fullname)

		units = tmp.GenerateBuildUnits(self.__raptor.cache)

		evaluator = self.__raptor.GetEvaluator(None, units[0])

		# get the outputpath

		# this is messy as some configs construct the path inside the FLM

		# rather than talking it from the XML: usually because of some

		# conditional logic... but maybe some refactoring could avoid that.

		releasepath = evaluator.Get("RELEASEPATH")

		if not releasepath:

			raise BadQuery("could not get RELEASEPATH for config '%s'" % name)

		variantplatform = evaluator.Get("VARIANTPLATFORM")

		varianttype = evaluator.Get("VARIANTTYPE")

		featurevariantname = evaluator.Get("FEATUREVARIANTNAME")

		platform = evaluator.Get("TRADITIONAL_PLATFORM")

		if platform == "TOOLS2":

			outputpath = releasepath.replace("$(TOOLPLATFORMDIR)", "")

		else:

			if not variantplatform:

				raise BadQuery("could not get VARIANTPLATFORM for config '%s'" % name)

			if featurevariantname:

				variantplatform += featurevariantname

			if not varianttype:

				raise BadQuery("could not get VARIANTTYPE for config '%s'" % name)

			outputpath = str(generic_path.Join(releasepath, variantplatform, varianttype))

		r = Config()

		r.fullname = fullname

		r.outputpath = outputpath

		return r

	def GetProducts(self):

		"""extract all product variants."""

		variants = []

		for v in self.__raptor.cache.variants.values():

			if v.type == "product":

				r = Product()

				# copy the members we want to expose

				r.name = v.name

				variants.append(r)

		return variants

class BadQuery(Exception):

	pass

# end of the raptor_api module