1 | #!/usr/bin/env python2
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2 | """
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3 | Pretty print Oils values (and later other data/languages as well).
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4 |
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5 | Pretty printing means intelligently choosing whitespace including indentation
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6 | and newline placement, to attempt to display data nicely while staying within a
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7 | maximum line width.
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8 | """
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9 |
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10 | # ~~~ Architecture ~~~
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11 | #
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12 | # Based on a version of the algorithm from Wadler's "A Prettier Printer".
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13 | #
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14 | # Pretty printing proceeds in two phases:
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15 | #
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16 | # 1. Convert the thing you want to print into a `doc`.
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17 | # 2. Print the `doc` using a standard algorithm.
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18 | #
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19 | # This separation keeps the details of the data you want to print separate from
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20 | # the printing algorithm.
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21 |
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22 | # ~~~ Pretty Printing Overview ~~~
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23 | #
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24 | # If you're just using this file, you don't need to know how pretty printing
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25 | # works. Just call `PrettyPrinter().PrintValue()`. However if you want to change
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26 | # or extend how values are printed, you'll need to know, so here's an overview.
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27 | #
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28 | # You may want to first read Walder's "A Prettier Printer", which this is based
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29 | # off of:
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30 | # https://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/wadler/papers/prettier/prettier.pdf
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31 | #
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32 | # Some additional reading, though only tangentially related:
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33 | #
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34 | # - https://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/wadler/papers/prettier/prettier.pdf
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35 | # - https://lindig.github.io/papers/strictly-pretty-2000.pdf
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36 | # - https://justinpombrio.net/2024/02/23/a-twist-on-Wadlers-printer.html
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37 | # - https://lobste.rs/s/1r0aak/twist_on_wadler_s_printer
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38 | # - https://lobste.rs/s/aevptj/why_is_prettier_rock_solid
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39 | #
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40 | # ~ Constructors ~
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41 | #
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42 | # There are just a few constructors for `doc`, from which everything else is
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43 | # built from.
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44 | #
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45 | # Text(string) prints like:
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46 | # |string
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47 | #
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48 | # Break(string) prints like:
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49 | # |string
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50 | # or like a newline:
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51 | # |
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52 | # |
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53 | # (It does the latter if printed in "flat" mode, and the former otherwise. See
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54 | # Group for details.)
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55 | #
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56 | # Concat(a, b) prints like:
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57 | # |AAAAA
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58 | # |AAABBB
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59 | # |BBBBB
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60 | #
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61 | # Indent(3, a) prints like:
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62 | # |AAAAA
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63 | # | AAAAA
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64 | # | AAAAA
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65 | #
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66 | # Group(a) makes a decision. It either:
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67 | # - Prints `a` "flat", meaning that (i) every Break inside of it is printed as a
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68 | # string instead of as a newline, and (ii) every Group nested inside of it is
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69 | # printed flat.
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70 | # - Prints `a` normally, meaning that (i) the Breaks inside of it are printed as
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71 | # newlines, and (ii) the Groups inside of it make their own decision about
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72 | # whether to be flat.
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73 | # It makes this decision greedily. If the current line would not overflow if the
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74 | # group printed flat, then it will print flat. This takes into account not only
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75 | # the group itself, but the content before and after it on the same line.
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76 | #
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77 | # IfFlat(a, b) prints a if in flat mode or b otherwise.
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78 | #
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79 | # ~ Measures ~
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80 | #
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81 | # The algorithm used here is close to the one originally described by Wadler,
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82 | # but it precomputes a "measure" for each node in the `doc`. This "measure"
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83 | # allows each Groups to decide whether to print flat or not without needing to
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84 | # look ahead per Wadler's algorithm. A measure has two pieces of information:
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85 | #
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86 | # - Measure.flat is the width of the doc if it's printed flat.
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87 | # - Measure.nonflat is the width of the doc until the _earliest possible_
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88 | # newline, or -1 if it doesn't contain a Break.
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89 | #
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90 | # Measures are used in two steps. First, they're computed bottom-up on the
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91 | # `doc`, measuring the size of each node. Later, _PrintDoc() stores a measure in
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92 | # each DocFragment. These Measures measure something different: the width from
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93 | # the doc _to the end of the entire doc tree_. This second set of Measures (the
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94 | # ones in the DocFragments) are computed top-down, and they're used to decide
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95 | # for each Group whether to use flat mode or not, without needing to scan ahead.
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96 |
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97 | from __future__ import print_function
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98 |
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99 | from _devbuild.gen.pretty_asdl import doc, doc_e, DocFragment, Measure, MeasuredDoc
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100 | from _devbuild.gen.value_asdl import value, value_e, value_t, value_str
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101 | from data_lang.j8 import ValueIdString, HeapValueId
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102 | from core import ansi
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103 | from frontend import match
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104 | from mycpp import mops
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105 | from mycpp.mylib import log, tagswitch, BufWriter, iteritems
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106 | from typing import cast, List, Dict
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107 | import fastfunc
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108 | import libc
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109 |
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110 | _ = log
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111 |
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112 | ################
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113 | # Measurements #
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114 | ################
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115 |
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116 |
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117 | def TryUnicodeWidth(s):
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118 | # type: (str) -> int
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119 | try:
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120 | width = libc.wcswidth(s)
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121 | except UnicodeError:
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122 | # e.g. en_US.UTF-8 locale missing, just return the number of bytes
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123 | width = len(s)
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124 |
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125 | if width == -1: # non-printable wide char
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126 | return len(s)
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127 |
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128 | return width
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129 |
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130 |
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131 | def _EmptyMeasure():
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132 | # type: () -> Measure
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133 | """The measure of an empty doc."""
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134 | return Measure(0, -1)
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135 |
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136 |
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137 | def _FlattenMeasure(measure):
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138 | # type: (Measure) -> Measure
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139 | """The measure if its document is rendered flat."""
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140 | return Measure(measure.flat, -1)
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141 |
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142 |
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143 | def _ConcatMeasure(m1, m2):
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144 | # type: (Measure, Measure) -> Measure
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145 | """Compute the measure of concatenated docs.
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146 |
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147 | If m1 and m2 are the measures of doc1 and doc2,
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148 | then _ConcatMeasure(m1, m2) is the measure of doc.Concat([doc1, doc2]).
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149 | This concatenation is associative but not commutative."""
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150 | if m1.nonflat != -1:
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151 | return Measure(m1.flat + m2.flat, m1.nonflat)
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152 | elif m2.nonflat != -1:
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153 | return Measure(m1.flat + m2.flat, m1.flat + m2.nonflat)
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154 | else:
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155 | return Measure(m1.flat + m2.flat, -1)
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156 |
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157 |
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158 | def _SuffixLen(measure):
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159 | # type: (Measure) -> int
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160 | """The width until the earliest possible newline, or end of document."""
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161 | if measure.nonflat != -1:
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162 | return measure.nonflat
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163 | else:
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164 | return measure.flat
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165 |
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166 |
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167 | ####################
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168 | # Doc Construction #
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169 | ####################
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170 |
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171 |
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172 | def _Text(string):
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173 | # type: (str) -> MeasuredDoc
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174 | """Print `string` (which must not contain a newline)."""
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175 | return MeasuredDoc(doc.Text(string), Measure(TryUnicodeWidth(string), -1))
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176 |
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177 |
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178 | def _Break(string):
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179 | # type: (str) -> MeasuredDoc
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180 | """If in `flat` mode, print `string`, otherwise print `\n`."""
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181 | return MeasuredDoc(doc.Break(string), Measure(TryUnicodeWidth(string), 0))
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182 |
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183 |
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184 | def _Indent(indent, mdoc):
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185 | # type: (int, MeasuredDoc) -> MeasuredDoc
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186 | """Add `indent` spaces after every newline in `mdoc`."""
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187 | return MeasuredDoc(doc.Indent(indent, mdoc), mdoc.measure)
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188 |
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189 |
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190 | def _Concat(mdocs):
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191 | # type: (List[MeasuredDoc]) -> MeasuredDoc
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192 | """Print the mdocs in order (with no space in between)."""
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193 | measure = _EmptyMeasure()
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194 | for mdoc in mdocs:
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195 | measure = _ConcatMeasure(measure, mdoc.measure)
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196 | return MeasuredDoc(doc.Concat(mdocs), measure)
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197 |
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198 |
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199 | def _Group(mdoc):
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200 | # type: (MeasuredDoc) -> MeasuredDoc
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201 | """Print `mdoc`. Use flat mode if `mdoc` will fit on the current line."""
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202 | return MeasuredDoc(doc.Group(mdoc), mdoc.measure)
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203 |
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204 |
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205 | def _IfFlat(flat_mdoc, nonflat_mdoc):
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206 | # type: (MeasuredDoc, MeasuredDoc) -> MeasuredDoc
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207 | """If in flat mode, print `flat_mdoc` otherwise print `nonflat_mdoc`."""
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208 | return MeasuredDoc(
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209 | doc.IfFlat(flat_mdoc, nonflat_mdoc),
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210 | Measure(flat_mdoc.measure.flat, nonflat_mdoc.measure.nonflat))
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211 |
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212 |
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213 | ###################
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214 | # Pretty Printing #
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215 | ###################
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216 |
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217 | _DEFAULT_MAX_WIDTH = 80
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218 | _DEFAULT_INDENTATION = 4
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219 | _DEFAULT_USE_STYLES = True
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220 | _DEFAULT_SHOW_TYPE_PREFIX = True
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221 |
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222 | # Tuned for 'data_lang/pretty-benchmark.sh float-demo'
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223 | # TODO: might want options for float width
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224 | _DEFAULT_MAX_TABULAR_WIDTH = 22
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225 |
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226 |
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227 | class PrettyPrinter(object):
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228 | """Pretty print an Oils value."""
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229 |
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230 | def __init__(self):
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231 | # type: () -> None
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232 | """Construct a PrettyPrinter with default configuration options.
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233 |
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234 | Use the Set*() methods for configuration before printing."""
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235 | self.max_width = _DEFAULT_MAX_WIDTH
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236 | self.indent = _DEFAULT_INDENTATION
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237 | self.use_styles = _DEFAULT_USE_STYLES
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238 | self.show_type_prefix = _DEFAULT_SHOW_TYPE_PREFIX
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239 | self.max_tabular_width = _DEFAULT_MAX_TABULAR_WIDTH
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240 |
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241 | def SetMaxWidth(self, max_width):
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242 | # type: (int) -> None
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243 | """Set the maximum line width.
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244 |
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245 | Pretty printing will attempt to (but does not guarantee to) fit the doc
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246 | within this width.
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247 | """
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248 | self.max_width = max_width
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249 |
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250 | def SetIndent(self, indent):
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251 | # type: (int) -> None
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252 | """Set the number of spaces per indentation level."""
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253 | self.indent = indent
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254 |
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255 | def SetUseStyles(self, use_styles):
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256 | # type: (bool) -> None
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257 | """If true, print with ansi colors and styles. Otherwise print with plain text."""
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258 | self.use_styles = use_styles
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259 |
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260 | def SetShowTypePrefix(self, show_type_prefix):
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261 | # type: (bool) -> None
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262 | """Set whether or not to print a type before the top-level value.
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263 |
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264 | E.g. `(Bool) true`"""
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265 | self.show_type_prefix = show_type_prefix
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266 |
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267 | def SetMaxTabularWidth(self, max_tabular_width):
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268 | # type: (int) -> None
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269 | """Set the maximum width that list elements can be, for them to be
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270 | vertically aligned."""
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271 | self.max_tabular_width = max_tabular_width
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272 |
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273 | def PrintValue(self, val, buf):
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274 | # type: (value_t, BufWriter) -> None
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275 | """Pretty print an Oils value to a BufWriter."""
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276 | constructor = _DocConstructor(self.indent, self.use_styles,
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277 | self.show_type_prefix,
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278 | self.max_tabular_width)
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279 | document = constructor.Value(val)
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280 | self._PrintDoc(document, buf)
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281 |
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282 | def _Fits(self, prefix_len, group, suffix_measure):
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283 | # type: (int, doc.Group, Measure) -> bool
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284 | """Will `group` fit flat on the current line?"""
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285 | measure = _ConcatMeasure(_FlattenMeasure(group.mdoc.measure),
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286 | suffix_measure)
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287 | return prefix_len + _SuffixLen(measure) <= self.max_width
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288 |
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289 | def _PrintDoc(self, document, buf):
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290 | # type: (MeasuredDoc, BufWriter) -> None
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291 | """Pretty print a `pretty.doc` to a BufWriter."""
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292 |
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293 | # The width of the text we've printed so far on the current line
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294 | prefix_len = 0
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295 | # A _stack_ of document fragments to print. Each fragment contains:
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296 | # - A MeasuredDoc (doc node and its measure, saying how "big" it is)
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297 | # - The indentation level to print this doc node at.
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298 | # - Is this doc node being printed in flat mode?
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299 | # - The measure _from just after the doc node, to the end of the entire document_.
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300 | # (Call this the suffix_measure)
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301 | fragments = [DocFragment(_Group(document), 0, False, _EmptyMeasure())]
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302 |
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303 | while len(fragments) > 0:
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304 | frag = fragments.pop()
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305 | with tagswitch(frag.mdoc.doc) as case:
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306 |
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307 | if case(doc_e.Text):
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308 | text = cast(doc.Text, frag.mdoc.doc)
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309 | buf.write(text.string)
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310 | prefix_len += frag.mdoc.measure.flat
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311 |
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312 | elif case(doc_e.Break):
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313 | if frag.is_flat:
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314 | break_str = cast(doc.Break, frag.mdoc.doc).string
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315 | buf.write(break_str)
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316 | prefix_len += frag.mdoc.measure.flat
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317 | else:
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318 | buf.write('\n')
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319 | buf.write_spaces(frag.indent)
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320 | prefix_len = frag.indent
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321 |
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322 | elif case(doc_e.Indent):
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323 | indented = cast(doc.Indent, frag.mdoc.doc)
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324 | fragments.append(
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325 | DocFragment(indented.mdoc,
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326 | frag.indent + indented.indent,
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327 | frag.is_flat, frag.measure))
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328 |
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329 | elif case(doc_e.Concat):
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330 | # If we encounter Concat([A, B, C]) with a suffix measure M,
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331 | # we need to push A,B,C onto the stack in reverse order:
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332 | # - C, with suffix_measure = B.measure + A.measure + M
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333 | # - B, with suffix_measure = A.measure + M
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334 | # - A, with suffix_measure = M
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335 | concat = cast(doc.Concat, frag.mdoc.doc)
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336 | measure = frag.measure
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337 | for mdoc in reversed(concat.mdocs):
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338 | fragments.append(
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339 | DocFragment(mdoc, frag.indent, frag.is_flat,
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340 | measure))
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341 | measure = _ConcatMeasure(mdoc.measure, measure)
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342 |
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343 | elif case(doc_e.Group):
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344 | # If the group would fit on the current line when printed
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345 | # flat, do so. Otherwise, print it non-flat.
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346 | group = cast(doc.Group, frag.mdoc.doc)
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347 | flat = self._Fits(prefix_len, group, frag.measure)
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348 | fragments.append(
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349 | DocFragment(group.mdoc, frag.indent, flat,
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350 | frag.measure))
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351 |
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352 | elif case(doc_e.IfFlat):
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353 | if_flat = cast(doc.IfFlat, frag.mdoc.doc)
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354 | if frag.is_flat:
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355 | subdoc = if_flat.flat_mdoc
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356 | else:
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357 | subdoc = if_flat.nonflat_mdoc
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358 | fragments.append(
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359 | DocFragment(subdoc, frag.indent, frag.is_flat,
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360 | frag.measure))
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361 |
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362 |
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363 | ################
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364 | # Value -> Doc #
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365 | ################
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366 |
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367 |
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368 | class _DocConstructor:
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369 | """Converts Oil values into `doc`s, which can then be pretty printed."""
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370 |
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371 | def __init__(self, indent, use_styles, show_type_prefix,
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372 | max_tabular_width):
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373 | # type: (int, bool, bool, int) -> None
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374 | self.indent = indent
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375 | self.use_styles = use_styles
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376 | self.show_type_prefix = show_type_prefix
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377 | self.max_tabular_width = max_tabular_width
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378 | self.visiting = {} # type: Dict[int, bool]
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379 |
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380 | # These can be configurable later
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381 | self.number_style = ansi.YELLOW
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382 | self.null_style = ansi.BOLD + ansi.RED
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383 | self.bool_style = ansi.BOLD + ansi.BLUE
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384 | self.string_style = ansi.GREEN
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385 | self.cycle_style = ansi.BOLD + ansi.MAGENTA
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386 | self.type_style = ansi.CYAN
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387 |
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388 | def Value(self, val):
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389 | # type: (value_t) -> MeasuredDoc
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390 | """Convert an Oils value into a `doc`, which can then be pretty printed."""
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391 | self.visiting.clear()
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392 | if self.show_type_prefix:
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393 | ysh_type = value_str(val.tag(), dot=False)
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394 | return _Group(
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395 | _Concat([
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396 | _Text("(" + ysh_type + ")"),
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397 | _Break(" "),
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398 | self._Value(val)
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399 | ]))
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400 | else:
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401 | return self._Value(val)
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402 |
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403 | def _Styled(self, style, mdoc):
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404 | # type: (str, MeasuredDoc) -> MeasuredDoc
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405 | """Apply the ANSI style string to the given node, if use_styles is set."""
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406 | if self.use_styles:
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407 | return _Concat([
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408 | MeasuredDoc(doc.Text(style), _EmptyMeasure()), mdoc,
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409 | MeasuredDoc(doc.Text(ansi.RESET), _EmptyMeasure())
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410 | ])
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411 | else:
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412 | return mdoc
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413 |
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414 | def _Surrounded(self, open, mdoc, close):
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415 | # type: (str, MeasuredDoc, str) -> MeasuredDoc
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416 | """Print one of two options (using '[', ']' for open, close):
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417 |
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418 | ```
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419 | [mdoc]
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420 | ------
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421 | [
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422 | mdoc
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423 | ]
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424 | ```
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425 | """
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426 | return _Group(
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427 | _Concat([
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428 | _Text(open),
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429 | _Indent(self.indent, _Concat([_Break(""), mdoc])),
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430 | _Break(""),
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431 | _Text(close)
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432 | ]))
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433 |
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434 | def _SurroundedAndPrefixed(self, open, prefix, sep, mdoc, close):
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435 | # type: (str, MeasuredDoc, str, MeasuredDoc, str) -> MeasuredDoc
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436 | """Print one of two options
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437 | (using '[', 'prefix', ':', 'mdoc', ']' for open, prefix, sep, mdoc, close):
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438 |
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439 | ```
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440 | [prefix:mdoc]
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441 | ------
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442 | [prefix
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443 | mdoc
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444 | ]
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445 | ```
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446 | """
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447 | return _Group(
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448 | _Concat([
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449 | _Text(open), prefix,
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450 | _Indent(self.indent, _Concat([_Break(sep), mdoc])),
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451 | _Break(""),
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452 | _Text(close)
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453 | ]))
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454 |
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455 | def _Join(self, items, sep, space):
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456 | # type: (List[MeasuredDoc], str, str) -> MeasuredDoc
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457 | """Join `items`, using either 'sep+space' or 'sep+newline' between them.
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458 |
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459 | E.g., if sep and space are ',' and '_', print one of these two cases:
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460 | ```
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461 | first,_second,_third
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462 | ------
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463 | first,
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464 | second,
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465 | third
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466 | ```
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467 | """
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468 | seq = [] # type: List[MeasuredDoc]
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469 | for i, item in enumerate(items):
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470 | if i != 0:
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471 | seq.append(_Text(sep))
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472 | seq.append(_Break(space))
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473 | seq.append(item)
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474 | return _Concat(seq)
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475 |
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476 | def _Tabular(self, items, sep):
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477 | # type: (List[MeasuredDoc], str) -> MeasuredDoc
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478 | """Join `items` together, using one of three styles:
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479 |
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480 | (showing spaces as underscores for clarity)
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481 | ```
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482 | first,_second,_third,_fourth,_fifth,_sixth,_seventh,_eighth
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483 | ------
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484 | first,___second,__third,
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485 | fourth,__fifth,___sixth,
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486 | seventh,_eighth
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487 | ------
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488 | first,
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489 | second,
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490 | third,
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491 | fourth,
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492 | fifth,
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493 | sixth,
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494 | seventh,
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495 | eighth
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496 | ```
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497 |
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498 | The first "single line" style is used if the items fit on one line. The
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499 | second "tabular' style is used if the flat width of all items is no
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500 | greater than `self.max_tabular_width`. The third "multi line" style is
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501 | used otherwise.
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502 | """
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503 |
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504 | # Why not "just" use tabular alignment so long as two items fit on every
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505 | # line? Because it isn't possible to check for that in the pretty
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506 | # printing language. There are two sorts of conditionals we can do:
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507 | #
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508 | # A. Inside the pretty printing language, which supports exactly one
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509 | # conditional: "does it fit on one line?".
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510 | # B. Outside the pretty printing language we can run arbitrary Python
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511 | # code, but we don't know how much space is available on the line
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512 | # because it depends on the context in which we're printed, which may
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513 | # vary.
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514 | #
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515 | # We're picking between the three styles, by using (A) to check if the
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516 | # first style fits on one line, then using (B) with "are all the items
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517 | # smaller than `self.max_tabular_width`?" to pick between style 2 and
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518 | # style 3.
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519 |
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520 | if len(items) == 0:
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521 | return _Text("")
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522 |
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523 | max_flat_len = 0
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524 | seq = [] # type: List[MeasuredDoc]
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525 | for i, item in enumerate(items):
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526 | if i != 0:
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527 | seq.append(_Text(sep))
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528 | seq.append(_Break(" "))
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529 | seq.append(item)
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530 | max_flat_len = max(max_flat_len, item.measure.flat)
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531 | non_tabular = _Concat(seq)
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532 |
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533 | sep_width = TryUnicodeWidth(sep)
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534 | if max_flat_len + sep_width + 1 <= self.max_tabular_width:
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535 | tabular_seq = [] # type: List[MeasuredDoc]
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536 | for i, item in enumerate(items):
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537 | tabular_seq.append(item)
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538 | if i != len(items) - 1:
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539 | padding = max_flat_len - item.measure.flat + 1
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540 | tabular_seq.append(_Text(sep))
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541 | tabular_seq.append(_Group(_Break(" " * padding)))
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542 | tabular = _Concat(tabular_seq)
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543 | return _Group(_IfFlat(non_tabular, tabular))
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544 | else:
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545 | return non_tabular
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546 |
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547 | def _DictKey(self, s):
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548 | # type: (str) -> MeasuredDoc
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549 | if match.IsValidVarName(s):
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550 | return _Text(s)
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551 | else:
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552 | return _Text(fastfunc.J8EncodeString(s, True)) # lossy_json=True
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553 |
|
554 | def _StringLiteral(self, s):
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555 | # type: (str) -> MeasuredDoc
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556 | return self._Styled(self.string_style,
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557 | _Text(fastfunc.J8EncodeString(
|
558 | s, True))) # lossy_json=True
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559 |
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560 | def _BashStringLiteral(self, s):
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561 | # type: (str) -> MeasuredDoc
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562 | return self._Styled(self.string_style,
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563 | _Text(fastfunc.ShellEncodeString(s, 0)))
|
564 |
|
565 | def _YshList(self, vlist):
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566 | # type: (value.List) -> MeasuredDoc
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567 | """Print a string literal."""
|
568 | if len(vlist.items) == 0:
|
569 | return _Text("[]")
|
570 | mdocs = [self._Value(item) for item in vlist.items]
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571 | return self._Surrounded("[", self._Tabular(mdocs, ","), "]")
|
572 |
|
573 | def _YshDict(self, vdict):
|
574 | # type: (value.Dict) -> MeasuredDoc
|
575 | if len(vdict.d) == 0:
|
576 | return _Text("{}")
|
577 | mdocs = [] # type: List[MeasuredDoc]
|
578 | for k, v in iteritems(vdict.d):
|
579 | mdocs.append(
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580 | _Concat([self._DictKey(k),
|
581 | _Text(": "),
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582 | self._Value(v)]))
|
583 | return self._Surrounded("{", self._Join(mdocs, ",", " "), "}")
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584 |
|
585 | def _BashArray(self, varray):
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586 | # type: (value.BashArray) -> MeasuredDoc
|
587 | type_name = self._Styled(self.type_style, _Text("BashArray"))
|
588 | if len(varray.strs) == 0:
|
589 | return _Concat([_Text("("), type_name, _Text(")")])
|
590 | mdocs = [] # type: List[MeasuredDoc]
|
591 | for s in varray.strs:
|
592 | if s is None:
|
593 | mdocs.append(_Text("null"))
|
594 | else:
|
595 | mdocs.append(self._BashStringLiteral(s))
|
596 | return self._SurroundedAndPrefixed("(", type_name, " ",
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597 | self._Tabular(mdocs, ""), ")")
|
598 |
|
599 | def _BashAssoc(self, vassoc):
|
600 | # type: (value.BashAssoc) -> MeasuredDoc
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601 | type_name = self._Styled(self.type_style, _Text("BashAssoc"))
|
602 | if len(vassoc.d) == 0:
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603 | return _Concat([_Text("("), type_name, _Text(")")])
|
604 | mdocs = [] # type: List[MeasuredDoc]
|
605 | for k2, v2 in iteritems(vassoc.d):
|
606 | mdocs.append(
|
607 | _Concat([
|
608 | _Text("["),
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609 | self._BashStringLiteral(k2),
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610 | _Text("]="),
|
611 | self._BashStringLiteral(v2)
|
612 | ]))
|
613 | return self._SurroundedAndPrefixed("(", type_name, " ",
|
614 | self._Join(mdocs, "", " "), ")")
|
615 |
|
616 | def _Value(self, val):
|
617 | # type: (value_t) -> MeasuredDoc
|
618 |
|
619 | with tagswitch(val) as case:
|
620 | if case(value_e.Null):
|
621 | return self._Styled(self.null_style, _Text("null"))
|
622 |
|
623 | elif case(value_e.Bool):
|
624 | b = cast(value.Bool, val).b
|
625 | return self._Styled(self.bool_style,
|
626 | _Text("true" if b else "false"))
|
627 |
|
628 | elif case(value_e.Int):
|
629 | i = cast(value.Int, val).i
|
630 | return self._Styled(self.number_style, _Text(mops.ToStr(i)))
|
631 |
|
632 | elif case(value_e.Float):
|
633 | f = cast(value.Float, val).f
|
634 | return self._Styled(self.number_style, _Text(str(f)))
|
635 |
|
636 | elif case(value_e.Str):
|
637 | s = cast(value.Str, val).s
|
638 | return self._StringLiteral(s)
|
639 |
|
640 | elif case(value_e.Range):
|
641 | r = cast(value.Range, val)
|
642 | return self._Styled(
|
643 | self.number_style,
|
644 | _Concat([
|
645 | _Text(str(r.lower)),
|
646 | _Text(" .. "),
|
647 | _Text(str(r.upper))
|
648 | ]))
|
649 |
|
650 | elif case(value_e.List):
|
651 | vlist = cast(value.List, val)
|
652 | heap_id = HeapValueId(vlist)
|
653 | if self.visiting.get(heap_id, False):
|
654 | return _Concat([
|
655 | _Text("["),
|
656 | self._Styled(self.cycle_style, _Text("...")),
|
657 | _Text("]")
|
658 | ])
|
659 | else:
|
660 | self.visiting[heap_id] = True
|
661 | result = self._YshList(vlist)
|
662 | self.visiting[heap_id] = False
|
663 | return result
|
664 |
|
665 | elif case(value_e.Dict):
|
666 | vdict = cast(value.Dict, val)
|
667 | heap_id = HeapValueId(vdict)
|
668 | if self.visiting.get(heap_id, False):
|
669 | return _Concat([
|
670 | _Text("{"),
|
671 | self._Styled(self.cycle_style, _Text("...")),
|
672 | _Text("}")
|
673 | ])
|
674 | else:
|
675 | self.visiting[heap_id] = True
|
676 | result = self._YshDict(vdict)
|
677 | self.visiting[heap_id] = False
|
678 | return result
|
679 |
|
680 | elif case(value_e.BashArray):
|
681 | varray = cast(value.BashArray, val)
|
682 | return self._BashArray(varray)
|
683 |
|
684 | elif case(value_e.BashAssoc):
|
685 | vassoc = cast(value.BashAssoc, val)
|
686 | return self._BashAssoc(vassoc)
|
687 |
|
688 | else:
|
689 | ysh_type = value_str(val.tag(), dot=False)
|
690 | id_str = ValueIdString(val)
|
691 | return self._Styled(self.type_style,
|
692 | _Text("<" + ysh_type + id_str + ">"))
|
693 |
|
694 |
|
695 | # vim: sw=4
|