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%%
%% %CopyrightBegin%
%%
%% Copyright Ericsson AB 1996-2013. All Rights Reserved.
%%
%% Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
%% you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
%% You may obtain a copy of the License at
%%
%% http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
%%
%% Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
%% distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
%% WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
%% See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
%% limitations under the License.
%%
%% %CopyrightEnd%
%%
-module(systools_lib).
%% Purpose : Internal stuff called by systools.erl
%% : Some of this stuff is quite useful and should *eventually*
%% : find its way into the standard libraries
%%
-export([file_term2binary/2, read_term/1, read_term_from_stream/2,
get_dirs/1, get_path/1, werror/2]).
-include_lib("kernel/include/file.hrl").
%% reads a single term form a file - convert it to binary and
%% dump it in a file
file_term2binary(FileIn, FileOut) ->
case read_term(FileIn) of
{ok, Term} ->
case file:write_file(FileOut, term_to_binary(Term)) of
ok -> ok;
{error,Error} -> {error,{open,FileOut,Error}}
end;
Other ->
Other
end.
%%______________________________________________________________________
%% read_term(File) -> {ok, Term} | Error
%%
%% This is really an own implementation of file:consult/1, except it
%% returns one term and not a list of terms. Keeping the function
%% instead of using file:consult - for backwards compatibility with
%% error reasons.
read_term(File) ->
case file:open(File, [read]) of
{ok, Stream} ->
Res = read_term_from_stream(Stream, File),
case file:close(Stream) of
ok -> Res;
{error,Error} -> {error,{close,File,Error}}
end;
{error, Error} ->
{error, {open,File,Error}}
end.
read_term_from_stream(Stream, File) ->
_ = epp:set_encoding(Stream),
R = io:request(Stream, {get_until,'',erl_scan,tokens,[1]}),
case R of
{ok,Toks,_EndLine} ->
case erl_parse:parse_term(Toks) of
{ok, Term} ->
{ok, Term};
{error, Error} ->
{error, {parse, File, Error}}
end;
{error,_E,_EndLine} ->
{error,{read,File}};
{eof,_EndLine} ->
{error, {read,File}}
end.
%%% ----------------------------------------------------
%%% Expand a directory name given with wildcards (*)
%%% to a list of matching directory names.
%%% The only handled wildcard is '*' which is translated
%%% into the regular expression [^/]* .
%%% If '*' is given as only character between two '/'
%%% it is instead translated into the regular expression
%%% [^/]+ , i.e. where must be at least one character
%%% between two '/'.
%%%
%%% Returns: {ok, Dirs} | {error, What}
%%% ----------------------------------------------------
get_dirs(RegPath) when is_list(RegPath) ->
Names = filename:split(RegPath),
ExpNames = expand_names(Names),
catch get_dirs(ExpNames, [], true);
get_dirs(_) ->
{error, badarg}.
get_path(RegPath) when is_list(RegPath) ->
F = fun(RegP) ->
case get_dirs(RegP) of
{ok, Dirs} -> {true, Dirs};
_ -> false
end
end,
flat(lists:zf(F, RegPath), []);
get_path(_) ->
[].
%%
%% expand_names([Name]) -> {true, Name'} | {false, Name}
%%
%% Expand "*" ==> "[^/]+"
%% "...*..." ==> "[^/]*"
%%
%% A single .../*/... is expanded to one or more whatever
%% except a '/' because it is a place holder for a directory.
%%
expand_names(Names) ->
lists:map(fun("*") ->
{true, "[^/]+"};
(N) ->
case lists:member($*, N) of
true -> {true, expand(N, [])};
_ -> {false, N}
end
end, Names).
expand([$*|T], Ack) ->
expand(T, "*]/^[" ++ Ack); %% "[^/]*"
expand([H|T], Ack) ->
expand(T, [H|Ack]);
expand([], Ack) ->
lists:reverse(Ack).
%%
%% get_dirs(ExpName, FoundSoFar, Root) ->
%% {ok, Dirs} | {error, Error}
%%
%% Use the regular expression RegName to match all
%% directories at a certain level.
%%
get_dirs([{false,Name}|T], F, Root) ->
get_dirs(T, add_dir(Name, F, Root), false);
get_dirs([{true,RegName}|T], F, Root) ->
get_dirs(T, add_dirs(RegName, F, Root), false);
get_dirs([], F, _) ->
{ok, F}.
add_dir(Name, [], true) -> %% root
case dir_p(Name) of
true -> [Name];
_ -> []
end;
add_dir(Name, Dirs, _Root) ->
lists:zf(fun(D0) ->
D = filename:join(D0, Name),
case dir_p(D) of
true -> {true, D};
_ -> false
end
end, Dirs).
add_dirs(RegName, _Dirs, true) ->
case regexp_match(RegName, ".", true) of
{true, AddDirs} -> AddDirs;
_ -> []
end;
add_dirs(RegName, Dirs, Root) ->
Fun = fun(Dir) ->
regexp_match(RegName, Dir, Root)
end,
flat(lists:zf(Fun, Dirs), []).
%%
%% Keep all directories (names) matching RegName and
%% create full directory names Dir ++ "/" ++ Name.
%%
%% Called from lists:zf.
%% Returns: {true, [Dir]} | false
%%
regexp_match(RegName, D0, Root) ->
case file:list_dir(D0) of
{ok, Files} when length(Files) > 0 ->
case re:compile(RegName,[unicode]) of
{ok, MP} ->
FR = fun(F) ->
case re:run(F, MP, [{capture,first,list}]) of
{match,[F]} -> % All of F matches
DirF = join(D0, F, Root),
case dir_p(DirF) of
true ->
{true, DirF};
_ ->
false
end;
_ ->
false
end
end,
{true,lists:zf(FR, Files)};
_ ->
false
end;
_ ->
false
end.
%% Only join if not root directory.
join(_, F, true) -> F;
join(Dir, F, _) -> filename:join(Dir, F).
dir_p(DirF) ->
case file:read_file_info(DirF) of
{ok, Info} when Info#file_info.type==directory -> true;
_ -> false
end.
flat([H|T], Ack) when is_list(hd(H)) ->
flat(T, lists:reverse(H) ++ Ack);
flat([[]|T], Ack) ->
flat(T, Ack);
flat([H|T], Ack) ->
flat(T, [H|Ack]);
flat([], Ack) ->
lists:reverse(Ack).
werror(Options, Warnings) ->
lists:member(warnings_as_errors, Options) andalso Warnings =/= [].
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