sbsv2/raptor/python/raptor_utilities.py
author Jon Chatten
Tue, 30 Mar 2010 15:24:50 +0100
branchfix
changeset 421 7db5250b5d4c
parent 3 e1eecf4d390d
child 547 9fe7d0ab0f8f
permissions -rw-r--r--
fixed permissions check for executable files exported on systems where 'ls' reports alternative access characters

#
# Copyright (c) 2007-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
# All rights reserved.
# 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_utilities module
# Useful wrapper functions and classes used in Raptor processing
#

import generic_path
import os.path
import re
import sys

dosSlashRegEx = re.compile(r'\\')
unixSlashRegEx = re.compile(r'/')
dosDriveRegEx = re.compile("^([A-Za-z]{1}):")

def getOSPlatform():
	return sys.platform.lower()

def getOSFileSystem():
	if getOSPlatform().startswith("win"):
		return "cygwin"
	else:
		return "unix"

def convertToUnixSlash(aReference):
	return dosSlashRegEx.sub(r'/', aReference)

def convertToDOSSlash(aReference):
	return unixSlashRegEx.sub(r'\\', aReference)

def absPathFromPath(aPathRoot, aReference):
	pathRoot = convertToUnixSlash(aPathRoot)
	reference = convertToUnixSlash(aReference)
	
	if os.path.isabs(reference):
		reference = reference.lstrip(r'/')
	
	joined = os.path.join(pathRoot, reference)
	
	return os.path.abspath(joined)
   

def absPathFromFile(aFileRoot, aReference):
	pathRoot = os.path.dirname(aFileRoot)
	return absPathFromPath(pathRoot, aReference)

def sanitise(aPotentialFilename):
	"Take a string and return a version suitable for use as a filename."
	return re.sub("(\\\\|\/|:|;| )", "_", aPotentialFilename)

def resolveSymbianPath(aFileRoot, aReference, aMainType="", aSubType="", aEPOCROOT="$(EPOCROOT)"):
	""" Convert raw Symbian metadata path/file references into absolute makefile references, or list of references

	<drive>-prefix	: maps to an emulated drive depending on the following cases:
							(a) If the drive is C:, it maps to the *two* locations
								$(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/data/<drive>/<path> and
								$(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/winscw/<drive>/<path>
							(b) If the drive is A:, B:, or D: to Z:, it maps to the *three* locations
								$(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/data/<drive>/<path> and
								$(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/release/winscw/udeb/<drive>/<path> and
								$(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/release/winscw/urel/<drive>/<path>
	Absolute 		: true absolute if:
							(a) PRJ_*EXPORTS destination or DEFFILE location and
							(b) not starting with an 'epoc32'
						otherwise relative to $(EPOCROOT)
	Relative 		: relative to $(EPOCROOT)/epoc32/include if:
							(a) PRJ_EXPORTS destination and
							(b) not a :zip statement,
					  relative to $(EPOCROOT) if:
							(a) PRJ_(TEST)EXPORTS destination and
							(b) a :zip statement,
						otherwise relative to aFileRoot
	|-prefix 		: relative to aFileRoot
	+-prefix 		: relative to $(EPOCROOT)/epoc32"""
	
	# Both reference and fileroot can have backslashes - so convert them.
	reference = convertToUnixSlash(aReference)
	fileroot = convertToUnixSlash(aFileRoot)
	
	# Remove Trailing backslashes so that the expansions doesnt mess up the shell
	if reference.endswith('/') and len(reference) > 1:
		reference = reference.rstrip('/')

	emulatedDrive = dosDriveRegEx.match(reference)	
	if emulatedDrive:
		# Emulated drive C:/ Z:/ and the like
		# C: drive 
		if reference.lower().startswith("c"):
			resolvedPath = []
			resolvedPath.append(dosDriveRegEx.sub(aEPOCROOT+'/epoc32/data/'+emulatedDrive.group(1), reference))
			resolvedPath.append(dosDriveRegEx.sub(aEPOCROOT+'/epoc32/winscw/'+emulatedDrive.group(1), reference))
		else: # Other letters: A, B and D to Z
			resolvedPath = []
			resolvedPath.append(dosDriveRegEx.sub(aEPOCROOT+'/epoc32/data/'+emulatedDrive.group(1), reference))
			resolvedPath.append(dosDriveRegEx.sub(aEPOCROOT+'/epoc32/release/winscw/udeb/'+emulatedDrive.group(1), reference))
			resolvedPath.append(dosDriveRegEx.sub(aEPOCROOT+'/epoc32/release/winscw/urel/'+emulatedDrive.group(1), reference))
	elif os.path.isabs(reference):
		# Absolute
		if re.search("(DEFFILE|PRJ_(TEST)?EXPORTS)", aMainType, re.I) and not re.search("^\/epoc32\/", reference, re.I):
			# Ensures prepending of drive if on Windows
			resolvedPath = os.path.abspath(reference)
		else:
			resolvedPath = aEPOCROOT + reference
		
	elif reference.startswith("+"):
		# '+' prefix
		reference = reference.lstrip(r'+')
		resolvedPath = aEPOCROOT + '/epoc32'+reference
	elif reference.startswith("|"):
		# '|' prefix
		reference = reference.lstrip(r'|')
		resolvedPath = absPathFromFile(fileroot, reference)
	else:
		# Relative
		if aMainType == "PRJ_EXPORTS" and aSubType != ":zip":
			resolvedPath = aEPOCROOT + '/epoc32/include/'+reference
		elif aSubType == ":zip":
			resolvedPath = aEPOCROOT + '/' + reference
		else:
			resolvedPath = absPathFromFile(fileroot, aReference)
	
	if isinstance(resolvedPath, list):
		# In this case, this is a list of export destinations, 
		makefilePath = map(lambda x: str(generic_path.Path(x)), resolvedPath)
	else:
		makefilePath = str(generic_path.Path(resolvedPath))
	
	return makefilePath # Note this is either a list of strings, or a single string


class ExternalTool(object):
	""" Generic wrapper for an external tool
	
	Provides the basic means to wrap up a tool that is external to Raptor with a
	consistent interface for both invocation and the capture of output."""
	
	def __init__(self, aTool):
		self.__Tool = aTool
		self.__Output = []

	def call(self, aArgs):		
		print "RUNNNING: %s %s" %(self.__Tool, aArgs)
		(input, output) = os.popen2(self.__Tool + " " + aArgs)
		self.__Output = output.read()
		return output.close() 
	
	def getTool(self):
		return self.__Tool

	def getOutput(self):
		return self.__Output
		
	def getOutputLines(self):
		return self.__Output.split("\n")


class NullLog(object):
	""" If your class has these methods then it can act as a log """
	def Info(self, format, *extras):
		"Send an information message to the configured channel"
		return

	def ClockInfo(self):
		"Print a timestamp in seconds"
		return

	def Debug(self, format, *extras):
		"Send a debugging message to the configured channel"
		return

	def Warn(self, format, *extras):
		"Send a warning message to the configured channel"
		return

	def Error(self, format, *extras):
		"Send an error message to the configured channel"
		return

nulllog = NullLog()