def _compare(config, delay_output, pair):
"""
Compare a pair of files and return either None if they are equal
or too similar, or a tuple of (path1, path2, distance) otherwise
"""
file1, file2 = pair
Logger.progress("Comparing {} and {}...".format(file1.relative_path,
file2.relative_path))
if FileComparator.are_equal(file1, file2):
return
if config.compute_distance:
distance = FilesetComparator.compute_distance(file1, file2)
else:
distance = None
if distance is not None and distance < config.min_dist:
# Ignore files that are too similar
return
edit = (file1, file2, distance)
# Start printing files if we can, so user doesn't have to wait too long
if not delay_output:
output_change(edit, config)
return edit
def compare_files(file_set1, file_set2, data_folder_1, data_folder_2, config):
# Print info about the compared files
Logger.output("Directory1: {}\nDirectory2: {}".format(
data_folder_1, data_folder_2))
# Make sure this is flushed before multiprocessing starts, otherwise
# it may be written multiple times
# Passing "flush=True" is not enough if the output target is a file
Logger.flush_output()
comparator = FilesetComparator(files1, files2, config)
pairs = comparator.get_files_to_compare()
# When sorting , every value has to be computed before starting printing
delay_output = False
if config.sort_order.lower() == "distance":
delay_output = True
elif config.sort_order.lower() == "path":
delay_output = True
# Build a partial func by passing config and delay output, so the result
# can be used by pool.map
func = partial(_compare, config, delay_output)
# Use lock so lines aren't mixed up in output
lock = multiprocessing.Lock()
with multiprocessing.Pool(config.jobs,
initializer=_init_process,
initargs=(lock, )) as pool:
edits = pool.map(func, pairs)
edits = [edit for edit in edits if edit is not None]
# If necessary, sort and then output the result
Logger.progress("Generating output...")
if config.sort_order.lower() == "distance":
edits.sort(key=operator.itemgetter(2), reverse=True)
elif config.sort_order.lower() == "path":
edits.sort(key=operator.itemgetter(0), reverse=True)
if delay_output:
for edit in edits:
output_change(edit, config)
# Print info about the added and removed files
added_count = 0
for added in comparator.added_files:
added_count += 1
mime = "{} ({})".format(added.type["full"], added.type["mime"])
Logger.output("\nAdded: {}\nMime: {}".format(added.path, mime))
removed_count = 0
for removed in comparator.removed_files:
removed_count += 1
mime = "{} ({})".format(removed.type["full"], removed.type["mime"])
Logger.output("\nRemoved: {}\nMime: {}".format(removed.path, mime))
# Print overall statistics
Logger.info(
"\nFound {} added files, {} removed files and {} changed files ({} files in total)"
.format(added_count, removed_count, len(edits),
added_count + removed_count + len(edits)))
