Edit properties for
AJgallery/tabcleaner.py 100600 764 144 14251 7214131434 14124 0 ustar ajung users #!/usr/local/bin/python1.5
#clean up indentation, by Gordon McMillan
# satisfies tabnanny when conversion is to tabs-only or spaces-only
# converted /lib passes regrtest
# compileall has no problems with converted /lib
# ergo - if you find something aberrant enough that tabcleaner
# can't handle it, I doubt it was compilable!!
import re
import string
import os
import tokenize
""" Here's a triple
quoted string to test with"""
debug = 0
lws = re.compile(r"^([ \t]*)([\000-\377]*$)")
class tabcleaner:
""" A class that knows all about
whitespace, except for how to compute
the proper leading whitespace
"""
def __init__(self, INDENT=tokenize.INDENT, DEDENT=tokenize.DEDENT,
NEWLINE=tokenize.NEWLINE, join=string.join, split=string.split):
self.INDENT = INDENT
self.DEDENT = DEDENT
self.NEWLINE = NEWLINE
self.join = join
self.split = split
def reset(self):
self.txt = []
self.curline = 0
self.curlvl = 0
self.indents = ['']
def tokeneater(self, type, token, start, end, line):
if type == self.DEDENT:
#print "got dedent for line", end[0], line[:-1]
self.curlvl = self.curlvl - 1
assert(self.curlvl >= 0)
del self.indents[-1]
elif type == self.INDENT:
#print "got indent for line", end[0], line[:-1]
self.curlvl = self.curlvl + 1
self.indents.append(line)
elif end[0] != self.curline:
if type == self.NEWLINE:
#print "got newline for line", end[0], line[:-1]
self.txt.append('\n')
else:
#print "got ?? for line", end[0], line[:-1]
indent = self.indents[-1]
lead = self.leader(self.curlvl)
if len(token) > len(line):
line = token + '\n' #on Windows, line is always the whole
#thing, but not on multi-line strings
#on Linux.
mo = lws.match(line)
if mo:
t1 = string.expandtabs(mo.group(1), 8)
t2 = string.expandtabs(indent, 8)
if len(t1) > len(t2):
lead = self.leader(self.curlvl+1)
new = lead+mo.group(2)
else:
raise SystemError, "this can't happen"
if self.curline >= start[0]:
#print "found self.curline", self.curline, ">= start[0]", start[0]
new = self.join(self.split(new, '\n')[self.curline-start[0]+1:], '\n')
if self.curline+1 != end[0]:
#print "multiline - ", self.curline, start[0], end[0], `token`
try:
new = re.sub(r"\n"+indent, r"\n"+lead, new)
except:
print "indent=", `indent`
print "lead=", `lead`
print "new=", `new`
#print " after - ", `new`
self.txt.append(new)
self.curline = end[0]
def save(self, fnm):
if debug:
for ln in self.txt:
print ln,
else:
bakname = os.path.splitext(fnm)[0]+'.bak'
#print "backing up current to", bakname
#print os.getcwd()
try:
os.rename(fnm, bakname)
except:
os.remove(bakname)
os.rename(fnm, bakname)
open(fnm, 'w').writelines(self.txt)
class tabsonly(tabcleaner):
def __init__(self):
tabcleaner.__init__(self)
def leader(self, lvl):
return '\t'*lvl
class spacesonly(tabcleaner):
def __init__(self, indent):
self.indent = ' '*indent
tabcleaner.__init__(self)
def leader(self, lvl):
return self.indent*lvl
class mixed(tabcleaner):
def __init__(self, tabsz, indent):
self.tabsz = tabsz
self.indent = indent
tabcleaner.__init__(self)
def leader(self, lvl):
sz = self.indent*lvl
t, s = divmod(sz, self.tabsz)
return '\t'*t+' '*s
class _reader:
def __init__(self, f):
self.f = f
def get(self):
ln = self.f.readline()
return string.join(string.split(ln, '\015'), '')
def cleanfile(fnm, cleaner):
# the following "if" is courtesy of Tim "the Edit CSS for
AJgallery/help/ 40775 764 144 0 7207012376 12301 5 ustar ajung users AJgallery/help/ExternalMethod.pyc 100600 764 144 7415 7207012376 16033 0 ustar ajung users N
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Add an external method to an ObjectManager.
In addition to the standard object-creation arguments,
'id' and title, the following arguments are defined:
function -- The name of the python function. This can be a
an ordinary Python function, or a bound method.
module -- The name of the file containing the function
definition.
The module normally resides in the 'Extensions'
directory, however, the file name may have a prefix of
'product.', indicating that it should be found in a product
directory.
For example, if the module is: 'ACMEWidgets.foo', then an
attempt will first be made to use the file
'lib/python/Products/ACMEWidgets/Extensions/foo.py'. If this
failes, then the file 'Extensions/ACMEWidgets.foo.py' will be
used.
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Web-callable functions that encapsulate external python functions.
The function is defined in an external file. This file is treated
like a module, but is not a module. It is not imported directly,
but is rather read and evaluated. The file must reside in the
'Extensions' subdirectory of the Zope installation, or in an
'Extensions' subdirectory of a product directory.
Due to the way ExternalMethods are loaded, it is not *currently*
possible to use Python modules that reside in the 'Extensions'
directory. It is possible to load modules found in the
'lib/python' directory of the Zope installation, or in
packages that are in the 'lib/python' directory.
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Change the external method
See the description of manage_addExternalMethod for a
description of the arguments 'module' and 'function'.
Note that calling 'manage_edit' causes the "module" to be
effectively reloaded. This is useful during debugging to see
the effects of changes, but can lead to problems of functions
rely on shared global data.
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Call an ExternalMethod
Calling an External Method is roughly equivalent to calling
the original actual function from Python. Positional and
keyword parameters can be passed as usual. Note however that
unlike the case of a normal Python method, the "self" argument
must be passed explicitly. An exception to this rule is made
if:
- The supplied number of arguments is one less than the
required number of arguments, and
- The name of the function's first argument is 'self'.
In this case, the URL parent of the object is supplied as the
first argument.
N( ( s selfs argss kwsX /usr/opt/Zope-2.2.2-linux2-x86/lib/python/Products/ExternalMethod/help/ExternalMethod.pys __call__ s ( s __doc__s manage_addExternalMethods __constructor__s Nones manage_edits __call__( sX /usr/opt/Zope-2.2.2-linux2-x86/lib/python/Products/ExternalMethod/help/ExternalMethod.pys ExternalMethods s N( s manage_addExternalMethods ExternalMethod( sX /usr/opt/Zope-2.2.2-linux2-x86/lib/python/Products/ExternalMethod/help/ExternalMethod.pys ?X s AJgallery/help/External-Method_Add.stx 100600 764 144 1636 7123742750 16705 0 ustar ajung users External Method - Add: Create a new External Method.
Description
Creates a new External Method and adds it to the
current Folder.
Controls
'ID' -- Specifies the id of the external method.
'Title' -- Allows you to specify the title of the external method.
'Function name' -- Allows you to specify the name of the function
to use for the external method.
'Python module file' -- Allows you to specify the module in which
the function is located. The Python module may be located in the
Zope 'Extensions' directory, or in a 'Extensions'
directory in a product directory. Product directories are
located in 'lib/python/Products'. If the Python
module is in a product directory this should be indicated
in the name of the module which should be the name of the
product followed by a dot followed by the name of the
Python module file.
AJgallery/help/ExternalMethod.py 100600 764 144 15146 7130207463 15706 0 ustar ajung users ##############################################################################
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def manage_addExternalMethod(self, id, title, module, function):
"""
Add an external method to an ObjectManager.
In addition to the standard object-creation arguments,
'id' and title, the following arguments are defined:
function -- The name of the python function. This can be a
an ordinary Python function, or a bound method.
module -- The name of the file containing the function
definition.
The module normally resides in the 'Extensions'
directory, however, the file name may have a prefix of
'product.', indicating that it should be found in a product
directory.
For example, if the module is: 'ACMEWidgets.foo', then an
attempt will first be made to use the file
'lib/python/Products/ACMEWidgets/Extensions/foo.py'. If this
failes, then the file 'Extensions/ACMEWidgets.foo.py' will be
used.
"""
class ExternalMethod:
"""
Web-callable functions that encapsulate external python functions.
The function is defined in an external file. This file is treated
like a module, but is not a module. It is not imported directly,
but is rather read and evaluated. The file must reside in the
'Extensions' subdirectory of the Zope installation, or in an
'Extensions' subdirectory of a product directory.
Due to the way ExternalMethods are loaded, it is not *currently*
possible to use Python modules that reside in the 'Extensions'
directory. It is possible to load modules found in the
'lib/python' directory of the Zope installation, or in
packages that are in the 'lib/python' directory.
"""
__constructor__=manage_addExternalMethod
def manage_edit(self, title, module, function, REQUEST=None):
"""
Change the external method
See the description of manage_addExternalMethod for a
description of the arguments 'module' and 'function'.
Note that calling 'manage_edit' causes the "module" to be
effectively reloaded. This is useful during debugging to see
the effects of changes, but can lead to problems of functions
rely on shared global data.
"""
def __call__(self, *args, **kw):
"""
Call an ExternalMethod
Calling an External Method is roughly equivalent to calling
the original actual function from Python. Positional and
keyword parameters can be passed as usual. Note however that
unlike the case of a normal Python method, the "self" argument
must be passed explicitly. An exception to this rule is made
if:
- The supplied number of arguments is one less than the
required number of arguments, and
- The name of the function\'s first argument is 'self'.
In this case, the URL parent of the object is supplied as the
first argument.
"""
AJgallery/help/External-Method.stx 100600 764 144 330 7126763476 16116 0 ustar ajung users External Method: Call Python methods from Zope
External Methods associate a Python function on the filesystem with
an object in Zope. This object can be called from DTML and Python
like other Zope methods.
AJgallery/help/External-Method_Try-It.stx 100600 764 144 346 7126763476 17335 0 ustar ajung users External Method - Try It: Test the external method.
Description
This view executes the external method and returns the results if
any. Only parameters from the web request are passed the the
external method.
AJgallery/help/External-Method_Properties.stx 100600 764 144 1647 7126763476 20366 0 ustar ajung users External Method - Properties: Manage the properties of an external method.
Description
View and manage the properties of an External Method.
Controls
'ID' -- Specifies the id of the external method.
'Title' -- Allows you to specify the title of the external method.
'Function name' -- Allows you to specify the name of the function
(method) to use for the external method.
'Python module file' -- Allows you to specify the module in which
the function is located. The Python module may be located in the
Zope 'Extensions' directory, or in a 'Extensions' directory in a
product directory. Product directories are located in
'lib/python/Products'. If the Python module is in a product
directory this should be indicated in the name of the module which
should be the name of the product followed by a dot followed by
the name of the Python module file.
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