def __init__(self):
"""
Create a new, empty file. Some more or less sensible
defaults are set up so that if you do try to synthesise
a cpio archive from a default-constructed File you don't
get utter rubbish. No guarantees you get a valid
archive either though ..
* key_name is the name of the key under which this file is stored
in the parent hierarchy. It's a complete hack, but essential for
finding a file in the key map quickly without which deletion
becomes an O(n^2) operation (and N = number of files in the root
fs, so it's quite high).
* self.name - is the name of the file in the target archive.
* self.fs_name - is the name of the file in the underlying filesystem.
* self.orig_file - is the name of the file from which the data in this
file object comes.
"""
self.dev = 0
self.ino = 0
self.mode = 0644
self.uid = 0
self.gid = 0
self.nlink = 1
self.rdev = 0
self.mtime = utils.unix_time()
self.name = None
self.data = None
self.orig_file = None
# Children of this directory, if it is one.
self.children = []
self.fs_name = None
def __init__(self):
"""
Create a new, empty file. Some more or less sensible
defaults are set up so that if you do try to synthesise
a cpio archive from a default-constructed File you don't
get utter rubbish. No guarantees you get a valid
archive either though ..
* key_name is the name of the key under which this file is stored
in the parent hierarchy. It's a complete hack, but essential for
finding a file in the key map quickly without which deletion
becomes an O(n^2) operation (and N = number of files in the root
fs, so it's quite high).
* self.name - is the name of the file in the target archive.
* self.fs_name - is the name of the file in the underlying filesystem.
* self.orig_file - is the name of the file from which the data in this
file object comes.
"""
self.dev = 0
self.ino = 0
self.mode = 0644
self.uid = 0
self.gid = 0
self.nlink = 1
self.rdev = 0
self.mtime = utils.unix_time()
self.name = None
self.data = None
self.orig_file = None
# Children of this directory, if it is one.
self.children = [ ]
self.fs_name = None
def file_from_data(name, data):
"""
Creates a File object from some explicit data you give it.
"""
outfile = File()
outfile.name = name
outfile.data = data
# Last modified just now ..
outfile.mtime = utils.unix_time()
outfile.orig_file = None
return outfile
def file_from_data(name, data):
"""
Creates a File object from some explicit data you give it.
"""
outfile = File()
outfile.name = name
outfile.data = data
# Last modified just now ..
outfile.mtime = utils.unix_time()
outfile.orig_file = None
return outfile
def write_version_file(self, builder):
"""
Write the version file
"""
utils.ensure_dir(self.dir_name(builder))
print "dir %s ensured." % (self.dir_name(builder))
f = open(self.file_name(builder), 'w')
f.write("<?xml version=\"1.0\" ?>\n")
f.write("\n")
f.write("<version>\n")
self.write_elem(f, "name", self.swname)
self.write_elem(f, "version", self.version)
self.write_elem(f, "build", self.build)
if (self.withDate):
self.write_elem(f, "built-at", utils.iso_time())
self.write_elem(f, "built-time", utils.unix_time())
if (self.withUser):
self.write_elem(f, "built-by", utils.current_user())
if (self.withMachine):
self.write_elem(f, "built-on", utils.current_machine_name())
f.write("</version>\n")
f.close()
def write_version_file(self, builder):
"""
Write the version file
"""
utils.ensure_dir(self.dir_name(builder))
print "dir %s ensured."%(self.dir_name(builder))
f = open(self.file_name(builder), 'w')
f.write("<?xml version=\"1.0\" ?>\n")
f.write("\n")
f.write("<version>\n")
self.write_elem(f, "name", self.swname)
self.write_elem(f, "version", self.version)
self.write_elem(f, "build", self.build)
if (self.withDate):
self.write_elem(f, "built-at", utils.iso_time())
self.write_elem(f, "built-time", utils.unix_time())
if (self.withUser):
self.write_elem(f, "built-by", utils.current_user())
if (self.withMachine):
self.write_elem(f, "built-on", utils.current_machine_name())
f.write("</version>\n")
f.close()
