Esempio n. 1
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def Regexp(pattern):
    '''
    Match a regular expression.  If groups are defined, they are returned
    as results.  Otherwise, the entire expression is returned.

    If the pattern contains groups, they are returned as separate results,
    otherwise the whole match is returned.
    
    :Parameters:
    
      pattern
        The regular expression to match. 
    '''
    pattern = compile_(pattern)
    
    def match(support, stream):
        try:
            match = pattern.match(stream.text)
        except AttributeError: # no text method
            match = pattern.match(stream)
        if match:
            eaten = len(match.group())
            if match.groups():
                return (list(match.groups()), stream[eaten:])
            else:
                return ([match.group()], stream[eaten:])
    return match
Esempio n. 2
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 def test_random(self):
     '''
     Compares lepl + python expressions.  This runs 'til it fails, and it
     always does fail, because lepl's expressions are guarenteed greedy
     while python's aren't.  This is "normal" (Perl is the same as Python)
     but I cannot fathom why it should be - it seems *harder* to make them
     wwork that way... 
     '''
     #basicConfig(level=DEBUG)
     #log = getLogger('lepl.reexgp._test.random')
     match_alphabet = '012'
     string_alphabet = '013'
     for _ in range(100):
         expression = random_expression(3, match_alphabet) 
         string = random_string(3, string_alphabet)
         matcher = DfaRegexp(expression)
         matcher.config.no_full_first_match()
         lepl_result = matcher.parse(string)
         if lepl_result:
             lepl_result = lepl_result[0]
         #log.debug(format('{0} {1} {2}', expression, string, lepl_result))
         try:
             python_result = compile_(expression).match(string) 
             if python_result:
                 python_result = python_result.group()
             assert lepl_result == python_result, \
                 format('{0} != {1}\n{2} {3}', 
                        lepl_result, python_result, expression, string)
         except:
             (e, v, _t) = exc_info()
             if repr(v) == "error('nothing to repeat',)":
                 pass
             else:
                 raise e
Esempio n. 3
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def Regexp(pattern):
    '''
    Match a regular expression.  If groups are defined, they are returned
    as results.  Otherwise, the entire expression is returned.

    If the pattern contains groups, they are returned as separate results,
    otherwise the whole match is returned.
    
    :Parameters:
    
      pattern
        The regular expression to match. 
    '''
    pattern = compile_(pattern)

    #noinspection PyUnusedLocal
    def match(support, stream):
        (line, _) = s_line(stream, True)
        match = pattern.match(line)
        if match:
            eaten = len(match.group())
            if match.groups():
                return (list(match.groups()), s_next(stream, count=eaten)[1])
            else:
                return ([match.group()], s_next(stream, count=eaten)[1])
    return match
Esempio n. 4
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def Regexp(pattern):
    '''
    Match a regular expression.  If groups are defined, they are returned
    as results.  Otherwise, the entire expression is returned.

    If the pattern contains groups, they are returned as separate results,
    otherwise the whole match is returned.
    
    :Parameters:
    
      pattern
        The regular expression to match. 
    '''
    pattern = compile_(pattern)

    def match(support, stream):
        (line, _) = s_line(stream, True)
        match = pattern.match(line)
        if match:
            eaten = len(match.group())
            if match.groups():
                return (list(match.groups()), s_next(stream, count=eaten)[1])
            else:
                return ([match.group()], s_next(stream, count=eaten)[1])

    return match
Esempio n. 5
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def env_python():
    """ Return (python, version) from env.
    
        Checks for the environment variable TM_FIRST_LINE and parses
        it for a #!.  Failing that, checks for the environment variable
        TM_PYTHON.  Failing that, uses "/usr/bin/env python".
    """
    python = ""
    if "TM_FIRST_LINE" in env:
        first_line = env["TM_FIRST_LINE"]
        hash_bang = compile_(r"^#!(.*)$")
        m = hash_bang.match(first_line)
        if m:
            python = m.group(1)
            version_string = sh(python + " -S -V 2>&1")
            if version_string.startswith("-bash:"):
                python = ""
    if not python and "TM_PYTHON" in env:
        python = env["TM_PYTHON"]
    elif not python:
        python = "/usr/bin/env python"
    version_string = sh(python + " -S -V 2>&1")
    version = version_string.strip().split()[1]
    version = int(version[0] + version[2])
    return python, version
Esempio n. 6
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def Regexp(pattern):
    '''
    Match a regular expression.  If groups are defined, they are returned
    as results.  Otherwise, the entire expression is returned.

    If the pattern contains groups, they are returned as separate results,
    otherwise the whole match is returned.
    
    :Parameters:
    
      pattern
        The regular expression to match. 
    '''
    pattern = compile_(pattern)

    def match(support, stream):
        try:
            match = pattern.match(stream.text)
        except AttributeError:  # no text method
            match = pattern.match(stream)
        if match:
            eaten = len(match.group())
            if match.groups():
                return (list(match.groups()), stream[eaten:])
            else:
                return ([match.group()], stream[eaten:])

    return match
Esempio n. 7
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 def test_random(self):
     '''
     Compares lepl + python expressions.  This runs 'til it fails, and it
     always does fail, because lepl's expressions are guaranteed greedy
     while python's aren't.  This is "normal" (Perl is the same as Python)
     but I cannot fathom why it should be - it seems *harder* to make them
     work that way... 
     '''
     #basicConfig(level=DEBUG)
     log = getLogger('lepl.regexp._test.random')
     match_alphabet = '012'
     string_alphabet = '013'
     for _ in range(100):
         expression = random_expression(3, match_alphabet)
         string = random_string(3, string_alphabet)
         matcher = DfaRegexp(expression)
         #            matcher = NfaRegexp(expression)
         matcher.config.no_full_first_match()
         lepl_result = matcher.parse(string)
         if lepl_result:
             lepl_result = lepl_result[0]
         log.debug(fmt('{0} {1} {2}', expression, string, lepl_result))
         try:
             python_result = compile_(expression).match(string)
             if python_result:
                 python_result = python_result.group()
             assert lepl_result == python_result, \
                 fmt('{0} != {1}\n{2} {3}',
                        lepl_result, python_result, expression, string)
         except:
             (e, v, _t) = exc_info()
             if repr(v) == "error('nothing to repeat',)":
                 pass
             else:
                 raise e
Esempio n. 8
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def env_python():
    """ Return (python, version) from env.
    
        Checks for the environment variable TM_FIRST_LINE and parses
        it for a #!.  Failing that, checks for the environment variable
        TM_PYTHON.  Failing that, uses "/usr/bin/env python".
    """
    python = ""
    if "TM_FIRST_LINE" in env:
        first_line = env["TM_FIRST_LINE"]
        hash_bang = compile_(r"^#!(.*)$")
        m = hash_bang.match(first_line)
        if m:
            python = m.group(1)
            version_string = sh(python + " -S -V 2>&1")
            if version_string.startswith("-bash:"):
                python = ""
    if not python and "TM_PYTHON" in env:
        python = env["TM_PYTHON"]
    elif not python:
        python = "/usr/bin/env python"
    version_string = sh(python + " -S -V 2>&1")
    version = version_string.strip().split()[1]
    version = int(version[0] + version[2])
    return python, version
Esempio n. 9
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def MailToUrl():
    '''
    Generate a validator for email addresses, according to RFC3696, which 
    returns True if the URL is valid, and False otherwise.
    
    RFC 3696:
    
    The following characters may appear in MAILTO URLs only with the
    specific defined meanings given.  If they appear in an email address
    (i.e., for some other purpose), they must be encoded:
    
       :       The colon in "mailto:"
    
       < > # " % { } | \ ^ ~ `
    
       These characters are "unsafe" in any URL, and must always be
       encoded.
    
    The following characters must also be encoded if they appear in a
    MAILTO URL
    
       ? & =
          Used to delimit headers and their values when these are encoded
          into URLs.
    ----------
    The RFC isn't that great a guide here.  The best approach, I think, is
    to check the URL for "forbidden" characters, then decode it, and finally
    validate the decoded email.  So we implement the validator directly (ie
    this is not a matcher).
    '''

    MAIL_TO = 'mailto:'
    encoded_token = compile_('(%.{0,2})')
    email = _Email()
    email.config.compile_to_re().no_memoize()

    @_guarantee_bool
    def validator(url):
        assert url.startswith(MAIL_TO)
        url = url[len(MAIL_TO):]
        for char in r':<>#"{}|\^~`':
            assert char not in url

        def unpack(chunk):
            if chunk.startswith('%'):
                assert len(chunk) == 3
                return chr(int(chunk[1:], 16))
            else:
                return chunk

        url = ''.join(unpack(chunk) for chunk in encoded_token.split(url))
        assert url
        return email.parse(url)

    return validator
Esempio n. 10
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def MailToUrl():
    '''
    Generate a validator for email addresses, according to RFC3696, which 
    returns True if the URL is valid, and False otherwise.
    
    RFC 3696:
    
    The following characters may appear in MAILTO URLs only with the
    specific defined meanings given.  If they appear in an email address
    (i.e., for some other purpose), they must be encoded:
    
       :       The colon in "mailto:"
    
       < > # " % { } | \ ^ ~ `
    
       These characters are "unsafe" in any URL, and must always be
       encoded.
    
    The following characters must also be encoded if they appear in a
    MAILTO URL
    
       ? & =
          Used to delimit headers and their values when these are encoded
          into URLs.
    ----------
    The RFC isn't that great a guide here.  The best approach, I think, is
    to check the URL for "forbidden" characters, then decode it, and finally
    validate the decoded email.  So we implement the validator directly (ie
    this is not a matcher).
    '''
    
    MAIL_TO = 'mailto:'
    encoded_token = compile_('(%.{0,2})')
    email = _Email()
    email.config.compile_to_re()
    
    @_guarantee_bool
    def validator(url):
        assert url.startswith(MAIL_TO)
        url = url[len(MAIL_TO):]
        for char in r':<>#"{}|\^~`':
            assert char not in url
        def unpack(chunk):
            if chunk.startswith('%'):
                assert len(chunk) == 3
                return chr(int(chunk[1:], 16))
            else:
                return chunk
        url = ''.join(unpack(chunk) for chunk in encoded_token.split(url))
        assert url
        return email.parse(url)

    return validator
Esempio n. 11
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	def __regex_object(self, pattern):
		from re import I, U, M, L, error, compile as compile_
		try:
			flags = I|M|U|L if self.__ignore_case else U|M|L
			from gobject import idle_add
			idle_add(self.__manager.emit, "regex-flags", flags)
			regex_object = compile_(pattern, flags)
			idle_add(self.__manager.emit, "new-regex", regex_object)
		except error:
			from gobject import idle_add
			idle_add(self.__manager.emit, "reset")
			idle_add(self.__manager.emit, "search-complete")
			from gettext import gettext as _
			message = _("Error: improperly escaped regular expression")
			self.__editor.update_message(message, "no", 7)
			idle_add(self.__manager.emit, "focus-entry")
		return False
Esempio n. 12
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def current_word(pat, direction="both"):
    """ Return the current word from the environment.
    
        pat       – A regular expression (as a raw string) matching word characters.
                    Typically something like this:  r"[A-Za-z_]*".
        direction – One of "both", "left", "right".  The function will look in
                    the specified directions for word characters.
    """
    word = ""
    if "TM_SELECTED_TEXT" in env:
        word = env["TM_SELECTED_TEXT"]
    elif "TM_CURRENT_WORD" in env and env["TM_CURRENT_WORD"]:
        line, x = env["TM_CURRENT_LINE"], int(env["TM_LINE_INDEX"])
        # get text before and after the index.
        first_part, last_part = line[:x], line[x:]
        word_chars = compile_(pat)
        m = word_chars.match(first_part[::-1])
        if m and direction in ("left", "both"):
            word = m.group(0)[::-1]
        m = word_chars.match(last_part)
        if m and direction in ("right", "both"):
            word += m.group(0)
    return word
Esempio n. 13
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def current_word(pat, direction="both"):
    """ Return the current word from the environment.
    
        pat       – A regular expression (as a raw string) matching word characters.
                    Typically something like this:  r"[A-Za-z_]*".
        direction – One of "both", "left", "right".  The function will look in
                    the specified directions for word characters.
    """
    word = ""
    if "TM_SELECTED_TEXT" in env:
        word = env["TM_SELECTED_TEXT"]
    elif "TM_CURRENT_WORD" in env and env["TM_CURRENT_WORD"]:
        line, x = env["TM_CURRENT_LINE"], int(env["TM_LINE_INDEX"])
        # get text before and after the index.
        first_part, last_part = line[:x], line[x:]
        word_chars = compile_(pat)
        m = word_chars.match(first_part[::-1])
        if m and direction in ("left", "both"):
            word = m.group(0)[::-1]
        m = word_chars.match(last_part)
        if m and direction in ("right", "both"):
            word += m.group(0)
    return word
Esempio n. 14
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	def __regex_object(self, pattern):
		from re import I, U, M, L, compile as compile_
		flags = I|M|U|L if IGNORE_CASE else U|M|L
		regex_object = compile_(pattern, flags)
		self.__manager.emit("regex-object", regex_object)
		return False
Esempio n. 15
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from re import U, M, L, escape, compile as compile_
BEGIN_CHARACTER = "/\*+"
END_CHARACTER = "\*+/"
flags = U|M|L
BEGIN_RE = compile_(BEGIN_CHARACTER, flags)
END_RE = compile_(END_CHARACTER, flags)

def has_comment(text):
	text = text.strip(" \t")
	if text.startswith("//"): return True
	if text.startswith("/*") and text.endswith("*/"): return True
	return False

def get_indentation(text):
	is_indentation_character = lambda character: character in (" ", "\t")
	from itertools import takewhile
	whitespaces =  takewhile(is_indentation_character, text)
	return "".join(whitespaces)

def comment(text, multiline=False):
	if multiline is False: return __comment_single_line(text)
	return __comment_multiple_lines(text)

def __comment_single_line(text):
	return get_indentation(text) + "// " + text.lstrip(" \t")

def __comment_multiple_lines(text):
	indent_value = lambda line: len(line.replace("\t", "    "))
	line_indentations = [(indent_value(line), get_indentation(line)) for line in text.splitlines()]
	line_indentations.sort()
	indentation = line_indentations[0][1]
Esempio n. 16
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def make_3():
    text = get_data(1)
    fix = compile_(r'(?m)^(\s*)(?::(?:[A-Z][a-z]*)+)+?(:(?:[A-Z][a-z]*)+.*)$')
    text = fix.sub(r'\1\2', text)
    with get_file(3, 'w') as out:
        out.write(text)
Esempio n. 17
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def _pattern(str_val):
    return compile_(str_val, IGNORECASE)
Esempio n. 18
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from datetime import datetime
from doctest import testmod
from itertools import chain
from optparse import OptionParser, OptionGroup
from os import linesep, environ, remove, rename
from os.path import exists, isfile
from platform import system
from re import compile as compile_
from sys import stdout, stderr, stdin, exc_info
from urllib import urlretrieve


__VERSION__ = '0.0'

EOL = compile_(r'\r?\n')

# these match entire lines
BEGIN = compile_(r'(?i)^\s*#{2,}\s*BEGIN\s*GHETTONET')
END = compile_(r'(?i)^\s*#{2,}\s*END\s*GHETTONET')
DATE = compile_(r'(?i)^\s*#{2,}\s*DATE\s*(?P<year>\d{4})-(?P<month>\d\d?)-(?P<day>\d\d?)(\s+(?P<hour>\d\d?):(?P<min>\d\d?)(:(?P<sec>\d\d?))?)?(\s+(?P<extra>.*))?$')
POSSIBLE_DATE = compile_(r'(?i)^\s*#{2,}\s*DATE')
COMMENT_OR_BLANK = compile_(r'^\s*(?:#.*)?$')

# these match fragments of a line
IPV4 = compile_(r'^\s*(\d{1,3}.\d{1,3}.\d{1,3}.\d{1,3})(.*)')
# this attempts to drop embedded HTML to help pull from web pages
NAME = compile_(r'^\s*([\w\-]+(?:\.[\w\-]+)*)(.*)')

# clunky removal of HTML markup
HTML = compile_(r'<[^<>]+>')
Esempio n. 19
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 def __regex_object(self, pattern):
     from re import I, U, M, L, compile as compile_
     flags = I | M | U | L if IGNORE_CASE else U | M | L
     regex_object = compile_(pattern, flags)
     self.__manager.emit("regex-object", regex_object)
     return False
Esempio n. 20
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# Match any strings enclosed in ${} with the exception of ${}.
from re import UNICODE, compile as compile_
placeholder_pattern = compile_("\$\{[^${}]*\}", UNICODE)
#special_placeholders = ("${time}", "${timestring}", "${timestamp}",
#					"${date}", "${day}", "${month}", "${year}",
#					"${author}", "${rfc2822}")
# Generated by [skqr]
special_placeholders = (
	"${time}",
	"${timestring}",
	"${timestamp}",
	"${date}",
	"${day}",
	"${month}",
	"${year}",
	"${author}",
	"${rfc2822}",
	"${fileuri}",
	"${filepath}",
	"${filename}",
	"${clipboard}",
	"${selection}"
)

# Generated by [skqr]
clipboard_text = None

#def replace_special_placeholder(placeholder):
def replace_special_placeholder(placeholder, uri="", clipboards=None):
	from time import localtime
	if placeholder == "${day}":
Esempio n. 21
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def _RejectRegexp(matcher, pattern):
    '''
    Reject a match if it matches a (ie some other) regular expression 
    '''
    regexp = compile_(pattern)
    return PostCondition(matcher, lambda results: not regexp.match(results[0]))
Esempio n. 22
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# required by the LGPL License.  If you do not delete the provisions
# above, a recipient may use your version of this file under either the
# MPL or the LGPL License.

'''
Support for operator syntactic sugar (and operator redefinition).
'''

from re import compile as compile_

from lepl.matchers.matcher import Matcher
from lepl.support.context import Namespace, NamespaceMixin, Scope
from lepl.support.lib import open_stop, fmt, basestring


DIGITS = compile_('^(-?\d+)(.*)')

def RepeatWrapper(matcher, start, stop, step, separator, add, reduce):
    '''Parse `step` if it is a string.'''
    # Handle circular dependencies
    from lepl.matchers.derived import Repeat
    try:
        int(step) # if this works, we may have a var, so keep the instance
        limit = step
        algorithm = DEPTH_FIRST
    except ValueError:
        if (isinstance(step, basestring)):
            limit = None
            algorithm = None
            while step:
                match = DIGITS.match(step)
Esempio n. 23
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from re import U, M, L, escape, compile as compile_
DOUBLE_QOUTE_PATTERN = '".*?"'
SINGLE_QUOTE_PATTERN = "'.*?'"
flags = U|L
DOUBLE_QOUTE_RE = compile_(DOUBLE_QOUTE_PATTERN, flags)
SINGLE_QUOTE_RE = compile_(SINGLE_QUOTE_PATTERN, flags)

PAIR_CHARACTERS = ("(", "{", "[", "<", ")", "}", "]", ">", "\"", "'")
OPEN_PAIR_CHARACTERS = ("(", "{", "[", "<", "\"", "'")
CLOSE_PAIR_CHARACTERS = (")", "}", "]", ">", "\"", "'")
QUOTE_CHARACTERS = ("\"", "'")

def get_pair_for(character):
	if __is_pair(character) is False: return ""
	if character in OPEN_PAIR_CHARACTERS: return __get_close_pair_for(character)
	return __get_open_pair_for(character)

def is_open_pair(character):
	if __is_pair(character) is False: return False
	return character in OPEN_PAIR_CHARACTERS

def __is_pair(character):
	return character in PAIR_CHARACTERS

def __get_close_pair_for(open_character):
	close_pair_for = {"(": ")", "{": "}", "[": "]", "<": ">", "\"": "\"", "'": "'"}
	return close_pair_for[open_character]

def __get_open_pair_for(close_character):
	open_pair_for = {")": "(", "}": "{", "]": "[", ">": "<", "\"": "\"", "'": "'"}
	return open_pair_for[close_character]
Esempio n. 24
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from re import U, M, L, escape, compile as compile_
DOUBLE_QOUTE_PATTERN = '".*?"'
SINGLE_QUOTE_PATTERN = "'.*?'"
flags = U | L
DOUBLE_QOUTE_RE = compile_(DOUBLE_QOUTE_PATTERN, flags)
SINGLE_QUOTE_RE = compile_(SINGLE_QUOTE_PATTERN, flags)

PAIR_CHARACTERS = ("(", "{", "[", "<", ")", "}", "]", ">", "\"", "'")
OPEN_PAIR_CHARACTERS = ("(", "{", "[", "<", "\"", "'")
CLOSE_PAIR_CHARACTERS = (")", "}", "]", ">", "\"", "'")
QUOTE_CHARACTERS = ("\"", "'")


def get_pair_for(character):
    if __is_pair(character) is False: return ""
    if character in OPEN_PAIR_CHARACTERS:
        return __get_close_pair_for(character)
    return __get_open_pair_for(character)


def is_open_pair(character):
    if __is_pair(character) is False: return False
    return character in OPEN_PAIR_CHARACTERS


def __is_pair(character):
    return character in PAIR_CHARACTERS


def __get_close_pair_for(open_character):
    close_pair_for = {
Esempio n. 25
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def _RejectRegexp(matcher, pattern):
    '''
    Reject a match if it matches a (ie some other) regular expression 
    '''
    regexp = compile_(pattern)
    return PostCondition(matcher, lambda results: not regexp.match(results[0]))
Esempio n. 26
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from re import U, M, L, escape, compile as compile_
BEGIN_CHARACTER = "/\*+"
END_CHARACTER = "\*+/"
flags = U | M | L
BEGIN_RE = compile_(BEGIN_CHARACTER, flags)
END_RE = compile_(END_CHARACTER, flags)


def has_comment(text):
    text = text.strip(" \t")
    if text.startswith("//"): return True
    if text.startswith("/*") and text.endswith("*/"): return True
    return False


def get_indentation(text):
    is_indentation_character = lambda character: character in (" ", "\t")
    from itertools import takewhile
    whitespaces = takewhile(is_indentation_character, text)
    return "".join(whitespaces)


def comment(text, multiline=False):
    if multiline is False: return __comment_single_line(text)
    return __comment_multiple_lines(text)


def __comment_single_line(text):
    return get_indentation(text) + "// " + text.lstrip(" \t")

Esempio n. 27
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# of this file under the MPL, indicate your decision by deleting the
# provisions above and replace them with the notice and other provisions
# required by the LGPL License.  If you do not delete the provisions
# above, a recipient may use your version of this file under either the
# MPL or the LGPL License.
'''
Support for operator syntactic sugar (and operator redefinition).
'''

from re import compile as compile_

from lepl.matchers.matcher import Matcher
from lepl.support.context import Namespace, NamespaceMixin, Scope
from lepl.support.lib import open_stop, fmt, basestring

DIGITS = compile_('^(-?\d+)(.*)')


def RepeatWrapper(matcher, start, stop, step, separator, add, reduce):
    '''Parse `step` if it is a string.'''
    # Handle circular dependencies
    from lepl.matchers.derived import Repeat
    try:
        int(step)  # if this works, we may have a var, so keep the instance
        limit = step
        algorithm = DEPTH_FIRST
    except ValueError:
        if (isinstance(step, basestring)):
            limit = None
            algorithm = None
            while step:
Esempio n. 28
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from string import punctuation, whitespace
from re import compile as compile_, M, U, L
DELIMETER = ("%s%s%s" % (punctuation, whitespace, "\x00")).replace("-", "").replace("_", "")
NEWLINE_RE = compile_("\r\n|\n|\r", M|U|L)
WORD_PATTERN = compile_("\w+|[-]", U)

SCRIBES_MAIN_WINDOW_STARTUP_ID = "ScribesMainWindow"

def is_delimeter(character): return character in DELIMETER

def is_not_delimeter(character): return not (character in DELIMETER)

def calculate_resolution_independence(window, width, height):
	screen = window.get_screen()
	number = screen.get_number()
	rectangle = screen.get_monitor_geometry(number)
	width = int(rectangle.width/width)
	height = int(rectangle.height/height)
	return width, height

def create_button(stock_id, string):
	from gtk import HBox, Image, Label, ICON_SIZE_BUTTON, Alignment
	alignment = Alignment()
	alignment.set_property("xalign", 0.5)
	alignment.set_property("yalign", 0.5)
	hbox = HBox(False, 3)
	if stock_id:
		image = Image()
		image.set_from_stock(stock_id, ICON_SIZE_BUTTON)
		hbox.pack_start(image, False, False, 0)
	label = Label(string)
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configPath = path.join(path.dirname(path.realpath(__file__)), 'config.ini')

config = ConfigParser()
config.read(configPath)

headers = {'User-Agent': 'ASF license checker by /u/prTopii'}
tokenClient = HTTPBasicAuth(config['Token']['id'], config['Token']['secret'])
tokenPost = {
    'grant_type': 'password',
    'username': config['Login']['user'],
    'password': config['Login']['pass']
}

ipc = config['DEFAULT']['ipchost']
licensed = config['DEFAULT']['licensed'].split(',')
license = compile_(r'!addlicense\s.+?,?(((,?|,\s?)\d+)+)')


def getReplies(comments):
    output = []
    for commentInfo in comments['data']['children']:
        try:
            comment = license.search(commentInfo['data']['body'])
            if comment:
                output = [
                    c.strip(',').strip(' ') for c in comment[1].split(',')
                ]
            if commentInfo['data']['replies']:
                replies = getReplies(commentInfo['data']['replies'])
                if replies:
                    output.extend(replies)
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def make_3():
    text = get_data(1)
    fix = compile_(r'(?m)^(\s*)(?::(?:[A-Z][a-z]*)+)+?(:(?:[A-Z][a-z]*)+.*)$')
    text = fix.sub(r'\1\2', text)
    with get_file(3, 'w') as out:
        out.write(text)