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view unixSoft/bin/sednames.py @ 325:64e73453e43f
xmonad: Pull apart custom layout into something readable
This change doesn't affect any behavior, but it does document the custom
layout by naming function parameters. Hopefully, this will make things
easier to fix the next time the XMonad developers break us.
author | Lucas Bergman <lucas@bergmans.us> |
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date | Tue, 11 Mar 2014 12:49:05 -0500 |
parents | 91dbdbea15e5 |
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#!/usr/bin/env python from itertools import imap as map from itertools import izip as zip import re whitespace_chars = { '\a': r'\a', '\b': r'\b', '\t': r'\t', '\n': r'\n', '\v': r'\v', '\f': r'\f', '\r': r'\r', } whitespace_chars_exp = re.compile('[' + ''.join(whitespace_chars) + ']') chars_to_escape = dict(zip(map(chr, xrange(0x00, 0x20)), ('\\' + ch for ch in map(chr, xrange(0x00, 0x20))))) for ch in '{}' "'" '"' '$*?': chars_to_escape[ch] = '\\' + ch for ch in whitespace_chars: del chars_to_escape[ch] # Let whitespace_chars handle these. chars_to_escape_exp = re.compile('[][\\' + ''.join(chars_to_escape) + ']') chars_to_escape['['] = '\[' chars_to_escape[']'] = '\]' chars_to_escape['\\'] = '\\\\' minimal_chars_to_escape_exp = re.compile("[\\']") def quote_argument(arg): count = 0 match = chars_to_escape_exp.search(arg) while match: count += 1 match = chars_to_escape_exp.search(arg, match.end()) else: del match if count > 2: arg = "'" + re.sub(minimal_chars_to_escape_exp, lambda match: '\\' + match.group(0), arg) + "'" else: arg = re.sub(chars_to_escape_exp, lambda match: chars_to_escape[match.group(0)], arg) arg = re.sub(whitespace_chars_exp, lambda match: whitespace_chars[match.group(0)], arg) return arg def custom_rename(option, opt_str, value, parser): for i, arg in enumerate(parser.rargs): if arg == ';': break parser.values.ensure_value('custom_rename', parser.rargs[:i]) del parser.rargs[:i + 1] import optparse parser = optparse.OptionParser(description="This program batch-renames files, optionally using a VCS (such as svn, hg, or bzr) or other external program to do the renaming. You specify the rename operations using sed commands, which you specify using the -e option.") parser.add_option('-e', '--program', action='append', default=['']) parser.add_option('--vcs', metavar='VCS', help='Version-control system with which to rename files, using <VCS> mv <SRC> <DST>; overridden by --custom-rename') parser.add_option('--custom-rename', help='Custom command to rename the file (e.g., hg mv); works like find(1) -exec (but with two {}, which are src and dst in that order), or you can use {SRC} and {DST}, or you can omit {...} entirely in which case src and dst will be appended in that order', action='callback', type=None, callback=custom_rename, default=None) parser.add_option('-q', '--quiet', action='store_true', default=False) opts, args = parser.parse_args() try: custom_rename = opts.custom_rename except AttributeError: try: custom_rename = [opts.vcs, 'mv'] except AttributeError: custom_rename = None def prefix_with_dash_e(seq): for arg in seq: yield '-e' yield arg import subprocess sed = subprocess.Popen(['sed', '-El'] + list(prefix_with_dash_e(opts.program)), stdin=subprocess.PIPE, stdout=subprocess.PIPE) import os, sys for src in args: sed.stdin.write(src + '\n') sed.stdin.flush() dst = sed.stdout.readline().rstrip('\n') if src == dst: if not opts.quiet: print >>sys.stderr, 'sed program did not transform %r - skipping' % (src,) else: if custom_rename: src_and_dst = [src, dst] rename_cmd = list(custom_rename) for i, arg in enumerate(rename_cmd): if arg == '{SRC}': rename_cmd[i] = src elif arg == '{DST}': rename_cmd[i] = dst elif arg == '{}': try: rename_cmd[i] = src_and_dst.pop(0) except IndexError: sys.exit('Too many {} arguments in custom rename command %r' % (custom_rename,)) else: rename_cmd += src_and_dst if not opts.quiet: print >>sys.stderr, ' '.join(map(quote_argument, rename_cmd)) subprocess.check_call(rename_cmd) else: if not opts.quiet: print >>sys.stderr, 'Renaming %r to %r' % (src, dst) os.rename(src, dst) sed.stdin.close() sys.exit(sed.wait())