Exemple #1
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def roundtrip(cur, intxt):
    jellex.lexreset(Lexer, intxt)
    entr = Parser.parse(intxt, lexer=Lexer)
    entr.src = 1
    jelparse.resolv_xrefs(cur, entr)
    for s in entr._sens:
        jdb.augment_xrefs(cur, getattr(s, '_xref', []))
    for s in entr._sens:
        jdb.add_xsens_lists(getattr(s, '_xref', []))
    for s in entr._sens:
        jdb.mark_seq_xrefs(cur, getattr(s, '_xref', []))
    outtxt = fmtjel.entr(entr, nohdr=True)
    return outtxt
Exemple #2
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def roundtrip(cur, intxt):
    # Since hg-180523-6b1a12 we use '\f' to separate the kanji, reading
    # and senses sections in JEL text used as input to jelparse()
    # rather than '\n' which was previously used.  To avoid changing
    # all the test data that still uses '\n', we call secsepfix() to
    # replace the first two '\n's in the test data with '\f's to make
    # suitable for parsing.
    intxt = secsepfix(intxt)
    jellex.lexreset(Lexer, intxt)
    entr = Parser.parse(intxt, lexer=Lexer)
    entr.src = 1
    jelparse.resolv_xrefs(cur, entr)
    for s in entr._sens:
        jdb.augment_xrefs(cur, getattr(s, '_xref', []))
    for s in entr._sens:
        jdb.add_xsens_lists(getattr(s, '_xref', []))
    for s in entr._sens:
        jdb.mark_seq_xrefs(cur, getattr(s, '_xref', []))
    outtxt = fmtjel.entr(entr, nohdr=True)
    return outtxt
Exemple #3
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def _interactive(cur, lexer, parser):
    cnt = 0
    instr = ''
    while 1:
        instr = _getinptext()
        if not instr: break
        jellex.lexreset(lexer, instr)
        try:
            result = parser.parse(instr, lexer=lexer, debug=opts.debug)
        except jelparse.ParseError as e:
            if not e.loc: msg = e.args[0]
            else: msg = "%s\n%s" % (e.args[0], e.loc)
            print(msg)
            continue
        try:
            jelparse.resolv_xrefs(cur, result)
        except ValueError:
            print(e)
        s = fmtjel.entr(result)
        print(s)
Exemple #4
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def main(args, opts):
    jdb.reset_encoding(sys.stdout, 'utf-8')
    errs = []
    chklist = {}
    try:
        form, svc, dbg, cur, sid, sess, parms, cfg = jmcgi.parseform()
    except Exception as e:
        jmcgi.err_page([str(e)])

    fv = form.getfirst
    fl = form.getlist
    KW = jdb.KW

    # 'eid' will be an integer if we are editing an existing
    # entry, or undefined if this is a new entry.
    pentr = None
    eid = url_int('id', form, errs)
    if eid:
        # Get the parent entry of the edited entry.  This is what the
        # edited entry will be diff'd against for the history record.
        # It is also the entry that will be pointed to by the edited
        # entry's 'dfrm' field.
        pentr = jdb.entrList(cur, None, [eid])
        #FIXME: Need a better message with more explanation.
        if not pentr:
            errs.append("The entry you are editing has been deleted.")
        else:
            pentr = pentr[0]

    # Desired disposition: 'a':approve, 'r':reject, undef:submit.
    disp = url_str('disp', form)
    if disp != 'a' and disp != 'r' and disp != '' and disp is not None:
        errs.append("Invalid 'disp' parameter: '%s'" % disp)

    # New status is A for edit of existing or new entry, D for
    # deletion of existing entry.
    delete = fv('delete')
    makecopy = fv('makecopy')
    if delete and makecopy:
        errs.append(
            "The 'delete' and 'treat as new'"
            " checkboxes are mutually exclusive; please select only one.")
    if makecopy: eid = None
    # FIXME: we need to disallow new entries with corp.seq
    # that matches an existing A, A*, R*, D*, D? entry.
    # Do same check in submit.py.

    seq = url_int('seq', form, errs)
    src = url_int('src', form, errs)
    notes = url_str('notes', form)
    srcnote = url_str('srcnote', form)

    # These are the JEL (JMdict Edit Language) texts which
    # we will concatenate into a string that is fed to the
    # JEL parser which will create an Entr object.
    kanj = (stripws(url_str('kanj', form))).strip()
    rdng = (stripws(url_str('rdng', form))).strip()
    sens = (url_str('sens', form)).strip()
    intxt = "\f".join((kanj, rdng, sens))
    grpstxt = url_str('grp', form)

    # Get the meta-edit info which will go into the history
    # record for this change.
    comment = url_str('comment', form)
    refs = url_str('reference', form)
    name = url_str('name', form)
    email = url_str('email', form)

    if errs: jmcgi.err_page(errs)

    # Parse the entry data.  Problems will be reported
    # by messages in 'perrs'.  We do the parse even if
    # the request is to delete the entry (is this right
    # thing to do???) since on the edconf page we want
    # to display what the entry was.  The edsubmit page
    # will do the actual deletion.

    entr, errs = parse(intxt)
    # 'errs' is a list which if not empty has a single item
    # which is a 2-seq of str's: (error-type, error-message).
    if errs or not entr:
        if not entr and not errs:
            errs = ([], "Unable to create an entry from your input.")
        jmcgi.err_page([errs[0][1]], prolog=errs[0][0], cssclass="errormsg")

    entr.dfrm = eid
    entr.unap = not disp

    # To display the xrefs and reverse xrefs in html, they
    # need to be augmented with additional info about their
    # targets.  collect_refs() simply returns a list Xref
    # objects that are on the entr argument's .xref list
    # (forward xrefs) if rev not true, or the Xref objects
    # on the entr argument's ._xrer list (reverse xrefs) if
    # rev is true).  This does not remove them from the entry
    # and is done simply for convenience so we can have
    # augment_xrefs() process them all in one shot.
    # augment_xrefs add an attribute, .TARG, to each Xref
    # object whose value is an Entr object for the entry the
    # xref points to if rev is not true, or the entry the xref
    # is from, if rev is true.  These Entr objects can be used
    # to display info about the xref target or source such as
    # seq#, reading or kanji.  See jdb.augment_xrefs() for details.
    # Note that <xrefs> and <xrers> below contain references
    # to the xrefs on the entries; thus the augmentation done
    # by jdb.augment_xrefs() alters the xref objects on those
    # entries.
    if pentr:
        x = jdb.collect_xrefs([pentr])
        if x: jdb.augment_xrefs(cur, x)
        # Although we don't allow editing of an entry's reverse
        # xref, we still augment them (on the parent entry)
        # because we will display them.
        x = jdb.collect_xrefs([pentr], rev=True)
        if x: jdb.augment_xrefs(cur, x, rev=True)
    x = jdb.collect_xrefs([entr])
    if x: jdb.augment_xrefs(cur, x)

    if delete:
        # Ignore any content changes made by the submitter by
        # restoring original values to the new entry.
        entr.seq = pentr.seq
        entr.src = pentr.src
        entr.stat = KW.STAT['D'].id
        entr.notes = pentr.notes
        entr.srcnote = pentr.srcnote
        entr._kanj = getattr(pentr, '_kanj', [])
        entr._rdng = getattr(pentr, '_rdng', [])
        entr._sens = getattr(pentr, '_sens', [])
        entr._snd = getattr(pentr, '_snd', [])
        entr._grp = getattr(pentr, '_grp', [])
        entr._cinf = getattr(pentr, '_cinf', [])

    else:
        # Migrate the entr details to the new entr object
        # which to this point has only the kanj/rdng/sens
        # info provided by jbparser.
        entr.seq = seq
        entr.src = src
        entr.stat = KW.STAT['A'].id
        entr.notes = notes
        entr.srcnote = srcnote
        entr._grp = jelparse.parse_grp(grpstxt)

        # This form and the JEL parser provide no way to change
        # some entry attributes such _cinf, _snd, reverse xrefs
        # and for non-editors, _freq.  We need to copy these items
        # from the original entry to the new, edited entry to avoid
        # loosing them.  The copy can be shallow since we won't be
        # changing the copied content.
        if pentr:
            if not jmcgi.is_editor(sess):
                jdb.copy_freqs(pentr, entr)
            if hasattr(pentr, '_cinf'): entr._cinf = pentr._cinf
            copy_snd(pentr, entr)

            # Copy the reverse xrefs that are on pentr to entr,
            # removing any that are no longer valid because they
            # refer to senses , readings or kanji no longer present
            # on the edited entry.  Note that these have already
            # been augmented above.
            nuked_xrers = realign_xrers(entr, pentr)
            if nuked_xrers:
                chklist['xrers'] = format_for_warnings(nuked_xrers, pentr)

        # Add sound details so confirm page will look the same as the
        # original entry page.  Otherwise, the confirm page will display
        # only the sound clip id(s).
        #FIXME? Should the following snd augmentation stuff be outdented
        # one level so that it is done in both the delete and non-delete
        # paths?
        snds = []
        for s in getattr(entr, '_snd', []):
            snds.append(s)
        for r in getattr(entr, '_rdng', []):
            for s in getattr(r, '_snd', []):
                snds.append(s)
        if snds: jdb.augment_snds(cur, snds)

        # If any xrefs were given, resolve them to actual entries
        # here since that is the form used to store them in the
        # database.  If any are unresolvable, an approriate error
        # is saved and will reported later.

        rslv_errs = jelparse.resolv_xrefs(cur, entr)
        if rslv_errs: chklist['xrslv'] = rslv_errs

    if errs: jmcgi.err_page(errs)

    # Append a new hist record details this edit.
    if not hasattr(entr, '_hist'): entr._hist = []
    entr = jdb.add_hist(entr, pentr, sess.userid if sess else None, name,
                        email, comment, refs, entr.stat == KW.STAT['D'].id)
    if not delete:
        check_for_errors(entr, errs)
        if errs: jmcgi.err_page(errs)
        pseq = pentr.seq if pentr else None
        check_for_warnings(cur, entr, pseq, chklist)

    # The following all expect a list of entries.
    jmcgi.add_filtered_xrefs([entr], rem_unap=False)
    serialized = serialize.serialize([entr])
    jmcgi.htmlprep([entr])

    entrs = [[entr, None]]  # Package 'entr' as expected by entr.jinja.
    jmcgi.jinja_page("edconf.jinja",
                     entries=entrs,
                     serialized=serialized,
                     chklist=chklist,
                     disp=disp,
                     parms=parms,
                     svc=svc,
                     dbg=dbg,
                     sid=sid,
                     session=sess,
                     cfg=cfg,
                     this_page='edconf.py')