def __extendContent(node, call, targetBlock, stopCombineAt):
"""
Builds up a list of selector/mediaqueries to insert after the extend to produce
the @content sections on the intended selectors.
"""
for child in reversed(node):
if child:
__extendContent(child, call, targetBlock, stopCombineAt)
if node.type == "content" and hasattr(call, "rules"):
# Extends support @content as well. In this case we produce a new selector
# which matches the position of the content section and append it after
# the original extended mixin on return
Console.debug("Inserting content section into new virtual selector")
selector, media = Util.combineSelector(node, stop=stopCombineAt)
selectorNode = Node.Node(type="selector")
selectorNode.name = selector
selectorNode.append(copy.deepcopy(call.rules), "rules")
# Support media queries, too
if media:
mediaNode = Node.Node(type="media")
mediaNode.name = media
mediaNode.append(selectorNode)
targetBlock.append(mediaNode)
else:
targetBlock.append(selectorNode)
def __extendContent(node, call, targetBlock, stopCombineAt):
"""
Builds up a list of selector/@media/@support to insert after
the extend to produce the @content sections on the intended selectors.
"""
for child in reversed(list(node)):
if child:
__extendContent(child, call, targetBlock, stopCombineAt)
if node.type == "content" and hasattr(call, "rules"):
# Extends support @content as well. In this case we produce a new selector
# which matches the position of the content section and append it after
# the original extended mixin on return
Console.debug("Inserting content section into new virtual selector")
selector, media, supports = Util.combineSelector(node,
stop=stopCombineAt)
selectorNode = Node.Node(type="selector")
selectorNode.name = selector
selectorNode.append(copy.deepcopy(call.rules), "rules")
# Support @supports
if supports:
supportsNode = Node.Node(type="supports")
supportsNode.name = supports
supportsBlock = Node.Node(type="block")
supportsBlock.append(selectorNode)
supportsNode.append(supportsBlock, "rules")
# Update reference
selectorNode = supportsNode
# Support @media
if media:
mediaNode = Node.Node(type="media")
mediaNode.name = media
mediaBlock = Node.Node(type="block")
mediaBlock.append(selectorNode)
mediaNode.append(mediaBlock, "rules")
# Update reference
selectorNode = mediaNode
# Insert selectorNode (or media node or supports node when updated)
# If all kinds are used we should have the following structure:
# @media->@supports->selector
targetBlock.append(selectorNode)
def __extendContent(node, call, targetBlock, stopCombineAt):
"""
Builds up a list of selector/@media/@support to insert after
the extend to produce the @content sections on the intended selectors.
"""
for child in reversed(list(node)):
if child:
__extendContent(child, call, targetBlock, stopCombineAt)
if node.type == "content" and hasattr(call, "rules"):
# Extends support @content as well. In this case we produce a new selector
# which matches the position of the content section and append it after
# the original extended mixin on return
Console.debug("Inserting content section into new virtual selector")
selector, media, supports = Util.combineSelector(node, stop=stopCombineAt)
selectorNode = Node.Node(type="selector")
selectorNode.name = selector
selectorNode.append(copy.deepcopy(call.rules), "rules")
# Support @supports
if supports:
supportsNode = Node.Node(type="supports")
supportsNode.name = supports
supportsBlock = Node.Node(type="block")
supportsBlock.append(selectorNode)
supportsNode.append(supportsBlock, "rules")
# Update reference
selectorNode = supportsNode
# Support @media
if media:
mediaNode = Node.Node(type="media")
mediaNode.name = media
mediaBlock = Node.Node(type="block")
mediaBlock.append(selectorNode)
mediaNode.append(mediaBlock, "rules")
# Update reference
selectorNode = mediaNode
# Insert selectorNode (or media node or supports node when updated)
# If all kinds are used we should have the following structure:
# @media->@supports->selector
targetBlock.append(selectorNode)
def KeyFrames(tokenizer, staticContext):
"""
Supports e.g.:
@keyframes fade{
from, 10%{
background-color: #000000;
}
100%{
background-color: #FFFFFF;
}
}
"""
node = Node.Node(tokenizer, "keyframes")
node.vendor = Util.extractVendor(tokenizer.token.value)
# Use param as name on keyframes
tokenizer.get()
node.name = tokenizer.token.value
tokenizer.mustMatch("left_curly")
while tokenizer.get() != "right_curly":
# Parse frame as block
frameNode = Node.Node(tokenizer, "frame")
token = tokenizer.token
frameNode.value = "%s%s" % (token.value, getattr(token, "unit", ""))
node.append(frameNode)
# Process comma separated values for
while True:
if tokenizer.peek() != "comma":
break
else:
tokenizer.mustMatch("comma")
# Next one is our next value
tokenizer.get()
token = tokenizer.token
frameNode.value += ",%s%s" % (token.value,
getattr(token, "unit", ""))
# Next process content of selector
blockNode = Block(tokenizer, staticContext)
frameNode.append(blockNode, "rules")
return node
def KeyFrames(tokenizer, staticContext):
"""
Supports e.g.:
@keyframes fade{
from, 10%{
background-color: #000000;
}
100%{
background-color: #FFFFFF;
}
}
"""
node = Node.Node(tokenizer, "keyframes")
node.vendor = Util.extractVendor(tokenizer.token.value)
# Use param as name on keyframes
tokenizer.get()
node.name = tokenizer.token.value
tokenizer.mustMatch("left_curly")
while tokenizer.get() != "right_curly":
# Parse frame as block
frameNode = Node.Node(tokenizer, "frame")
token = tokenizer.token
frameNode.value = "%s%s" % (token.value, getattr(token, "unit", ""))
node.append(frameNode)
# Process comma separated values for
while True:
if tokenizer.peek() != "comma":
break
else:
tokenizer.mustMatch("comma")
# Next one is our next value
tokenizer.get()
token = tokenizer.token
frameNode.value += ",%s%s" % (token.value, getattr(token, "unit", ""))
# Next process content of selector
blockNode = Block(tokenizer, staticContext)
frameNode.append(blockNode, "rules")
return node
def includeGenerator(node):
"""A generator which yiels include names and the origin include nodes for every include in the given root node."""
for child in node:
if child:
if child.type == "include":
valueNode = child[0]
if valueNode.type in ("string", "identifier"):
includeName = valueNode.value
elif valueNode.type == "dot":
includeName = Util.assembleDot(valueNode)
else:
raise Exception("Invalid include: %s" % valueNode)
yield includeName, child
else:
includeGenerator(child)
def resolveIncludesRecurser(node):
for child in node:
if child.type == "include":
valueNode = child[0]
if valueNode.type in ("string", "identifier"):
includeName = valueNode.value
elif valueNode.type == "dot":
includeName = Util.assembleDot(valueNode)
else:
raise Exception("Invalid include: %s" % valueNode)
childStyleItem = session.getStyleByName(includeName)
# Use merged tree for children as well...
childRoot = childStyleItem.getMergedTree(permutation, session)
# and copy it for being free to modify it
childRoot = copy.deepcopy(childRoot)
node.replace(child, childRoot)
else:
resolveIncludesRecurser(child)
def __recurser(node, permutation, inCondition=False):
# Support block commands
# These come with their own node.type
if node.type == "if":
# Pre-process condition
# We manually process each child in for if-types
__recurser(node.condition, permutation, True)
# Cast condition to Python boolean type
resultValue = None
try:
resultValue = Operation.castToBool(node.condition)
except Operation.OperationError as ex:
Console.debug("Walked into unprocessed condition. Waiting for actual execution. Message: %s", ex)
if not resultValue is None:
# Process relevant part of the sub tree
if resultValue is True:
# Fix missing processing of result node
__recurser(node.thenPart, permutation)
# Finally replace if-node with result node
node.parent.replace(node, node.thenPart)
elif resultValue is False and hasattr(node, "elsePart"):
# Fix missing processing of result node
__recurser(node.elsePart, permutation)
# Finally replace if-node with result node
node.parent.replace(node, node.elsePart)
else:
# Cleanup original if-node
node.parent.remove(node)
# All done including child nodes
return
# Process children first (resolve logic is inner-out)
for child in list(node):
if child is not None:
__recurser(child, permutation, inCondition)
# Inside of conditions replace identifiers with their actual value (from current permutation)
if inCondition and node.type == "identifier":
if not permutation.has(node.value):
raise ResolverError("Could not find field %s" % node.value, node)
repl = Util.castNativeToNode(permutation.get(node.value))
node.parent.replace(node, repl)
# Support inline @field() commands
elif node.type == "command" and node.name == "field":
if len(node.params) == 0:
raise ResolverError("Missing parameter to insert field via @field.", node)
identifierNode = node.params[0]
if identifierNode.type != "identifier":
raise ResolverError("Invalid parameter to @field call: %s" % identifierNode.type, identifierNode)
identifier = identifierNode.value
if not permutation.has(identifier):
raise ResolverError("Could not find field with the name %s" % identifier, identifierNode)
repl = Util.castNativeToNode(permutation.get(identifier))
node.parent.replace(node, repl)
# Support typical operators
elif node.type in Util.ALL_OPERATORS:
repl = Operation.compute(node)
if repl is not None:
node.parent.replace(node, repl)
def __flatter(node):
"""
Moves all selectors to the top tree node while keeping media queries intact
and/or making them CSS2 compatible (regarding formatting)
"""
nonlocal insertIndex
# Process children first
for child in list(node):
if child is not None:
__flatter(child)
# Increase index position when reaching new child of tree
if getattr(node, "parent", None) == tree:
insertIndex += 1
# Extended mixin
if node.type in ("selector", "mixin", "media") and len(node.rules) > 0:
combinedSelector, combinedMedia = Util.combineSelector(node)
if node.type == "selector":
node.name = combinedSelector
elif node.type == "mixin":
node.selector = combinedSelector
elif node.type == "media":
pass
if node.type == "selector" or node.type == "mixin":
if combinedMedia:
# Share same media element when possible
previousMedia = insertIndex > 0 and tree[insertIndex-1]
if previousMedia and previousMedia.name[0] == combinedMedia:
mediaBlock = previousMedia.rules
mediaBlock.append(node)
return
else:
# Dynamically create matching media query
mediaNode = Node.Node(None, "media")
mediaNode.name = [combinedMedia]
mediaBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
mediaNode.append(mediaBlock, "rules")
mediaBlock.append(node)
# Insert media query node instead of rule node to tree
node = mediaNode
elif node.type == "media":
# Insert direct properties into new selector:block
previousMedia = insertIndex > 0 and tree[insertIndex-1]
selectorNode = Node.Node(None, "selector")
selectorNode.name = combinedSelector
selectorBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
selectorNode.append(selectorBlock, "rules")
# Move all rules from local block into selector block
for mediaChild in list(node.rules):
if mediaChild:
selectorBlock.append(mediaChild)
# Then insert the newly created and filled selector block into the media node
node.rules.append(selectorNode)
# When node is not yet in the root tree, append it there
# and correct insertIndex for next insertion
if getattr(node, "parent", None) != tree:
tree.insert(insertIndex, node)
insertIndex += 1
def __extend(node):
"""
Finds extend requests for mixins aka.
- mixins calls without params
- simple variables in a block
For all found extend requests it detects the flattened selector and appends
the selector section of the extendable mixin accordingly. After that it
removes the original mixin request.
"""
modified = 0
for child in reversed(list(node)):
# Ignore all mixin declarations. Can't operate inside them.
# For these things to work we have to wait for the include mechanics to resolve them first
# (which actually just remove these mixin declarations though)
if child is not None:
modified += __extend(child)
if isExtendCall(node):
name = node.name
Console.debug("Extend request to mixin %s at: %s", name, node.line)
Console.indent()
mixin = __findMixin(node.parent, name)
if not mixin:
raise Exception("Could not find mixin %s as required by extend request at line %s" % (node.name, node.line))
Console.debug("Found matching mixin declaration at line: %s", mixin.line)
selector, media, supports = Util.combineSelector(node.parent, stop=mixin.parent)
# There is no possibility to handle this in a series of CSS selectors. This is why
# we have to use an include like approach instead of extend to correctly deal
# with the situation. This should work well, but is not as efficient regarding
# output file size.
if media or supports:
Console.warn("Extending inside a @media/@support structure behaves like including (larger result size): %s %s + %s", media, supports, ", ".join(selector))
replacements = __resolveMixin(mixin, None)
Console.debug("Replacing call %s at line %s with mixin from line %s" % (name, node.line, replacements.line))
# Reverse inject all children of that block
# at the same position as the original call
parent = node.parent
pos = parent.index(node)
parent.insertAll(pos, replacements)
elif selector:
Console.debug("Extending selector of mixin by: %s", ", ".join(selector))
if hasattr(mixin, "selector"):
# We iterate from in inverse mode, so add new selectors to the front
mixin.selector[0:0] = selector
else:
mixin.selector = selector
virtualBlock = Node.Node(type="block")
__extendContent(mixin.rules, node, virtualBlock, mixin)
if len(virtualBlock) > 0:
callSelector, callMedia, callSupports = Util.combineSelector(node)
if callSelector:
virtualSelector = Node.Node(type="selector")
virtualSelector.name = callSelector
if callMedia:
virtualMedia = Node.Node(type="media")
virtualMedia.name = callMedia
if callSupports:
virtualSupports = Node.Node(type="supports")
virtualSupports.name = callSupports
if callSelector:
virtualSelector.append(virtualBlock, "rules")
elif callMedia:
virtualMedia.append(virtualBlock, "rules")
elif callSupports:
virtualSupports.append(virtualBlock, "rules")
if callSupports:
virtualTop = virtualSupports
elif callMedia:
virtualTop = virtualMedia
elif callSelector:
virtualTop = virtualSelector
pos = mixin.parent.index(mixin)
mixin.parent.insert(pos + 1, virtualTop)
node.parent.remove(node)
Console.outdent()
modified += 1
return modified
def __flatter(node, dest):
"""Moves all selectors to the top tree node while keeping media queries intact and/or making them CSS2
compatible (regarding structure)"""
process = node.type in ("selector", "mixin", "media", "supports")
# Insert all children of top-level nodes into a helper element first
# This is required to place mixins first, before the current node and append
# all remaining nodes afterwards
if process:
chdest = Node.Node(None, "helper")
else:
chdest = dest
# Process children first
if len(node) > 0:
for child in list(node):
if child is not None:
__flatter(child, chdest)
# Filter out empty nodes from processing
if process and hasattr(node, "rules") and len(node.rules) > 0:
# Combine selector and/or media query
combinedSelector, combinedMedia, combinedSupports = Util.combineSelector(
node)
if node.type == "selector":
node.name = combinedSelector
elif node.type == "mixin":
node.selector = combinedSelector
elif node.type == "media":
pass
elif node.type == "supports":
pass
if (combinedMedia or
combinedSupports) and node.type in ("selector", "mixin"):
if combinedSupports:
# Dynamically create matching media query
supportsNode = Node.Node(None, "supports")
supportsNode.name = combinedSupports
supportsBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
supportsNode.append(supportsBlock, "rules")
supportsBlock.append(node)
node = supportsNode
if combinedMedia:
# Dynamically create matching media query
mediaNode = Node.Node(None, "media")
mediaNode.name = combinedMedia
mediaBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
mediaNode.append(mediaBlock, "rules")
mediaBlock.append(node)
node = mediaNode
elif node.type == "media" or node.type == "supports":
# Insert direct properties into new selector block
# Goal is to place in this structure: @media->@supports->selector
# Update media query of found media queries as it might
# contain more than the local one (e.g. queries in parent nodes)
if node.type == "media":
node.name = combinedMedia
# Update support query of found supports query as it might
# contain more than the local one (e.g. queries in parent nodes)
elif node.type == "supports":
node.name = combinedSupports
# Create new selector node where we move all rules into
selectorNode = Node.Node(None, "selector")
selectorNode.name = combinedSelector
selectorBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
selectorNode.append(selectorBlock, "rules")
# Move all rules from local media/supports block into new selector block
for nonSelectorChild in list(node.rules):
if nonSelectorChild:
selectorBlock.append(nonSelectorChild)
if node.type == "supports" and combinedMedia:
# Dynamically create matching mediaquery node
mediaNode = Node.Node(None, "media")
mediaNode.name = combinedMedia
mediaBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
mediaNode.append(mediaBlock, "rules")
# Replace current node with media node
node.parent.replace(node, mediaNode)
# Then append this node to the media node
mediaBlock.append(node)
# Selector should be placed inside this node
node.rules.append(selectorNode)
# Update node reference to new outer node for further processing
node = mediaNode
elif node.type == "media" and combinedSupports:
# Dynamically create matching supports node
supportsNode = Node.Node(None, "supports")
supportsNode.name = combinedSupports
supportsBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
supportsNode.append(supportsBlock, "rules")
# Move supports node into this node
node.rules.append(supportsNode)
# The supports block is the parent of the selector
supportsBlock.append(selectorNode)
else:
node.rules.append(selectorNode)
if process:
# Place any mixins before the current node
for child in list(chdest):
if child.type == "mixin":
dest.append(child)
# The append self
dest.append(node)
# Afterwards append any children
for child in list(chdest):
dest.append(child)
def __extend(node, scanMixins=False):
"""
Finds extend requests for mixins aka
- mixins calls without params
- simple variables in a block
For all found extend requests it detects the flattened selector and appends
the selector section of the extendable mixin accordingly. After that it
removes the original mixin request.
"""
modified = 0
for child in reversed(node):
# Ignore all mixin declarations. Can't operate inside them.
# For these things to work we have to wait for the include mechanics to resolve them first
# (which actually just remove these mixin declarations though)
if child is not None and (scanMixins or child.type != "mixin"):
modified += __extend(child)
if isExtendCall(node):
name = node.name
Console.debug("Extend request to mixin %s at: %s", name, node.line)
Console.indent()
mixin = __findMixin(node.parent, name)
if not mixin:
raise Exception("Could not find mixin %s as required by extend request at line %s" % (node.name, node.line))
Console.debug("Found matching mixin declaration at line: %s", mixin.line)
# selector, media = Util.combineSelector(node.parent, stop=node.parent)
selector, media = Util.combineSelector(node.parent)
if media:
Console.warn("Extending inside media query behaves like including (less efficient): %s + %s", media, ", ".join(selector))
replacements = __resolveMixin(mixin, None)
Console.debug("Replacing call %s at line %s with mixin from line %s" % (name, node.line, replacements.line))
# Reverse inject all children of that block
# at the same position as the original call
parent = node.parent
pos = parent.index(node)
for child in reversed(replacements):
parent.insert(pos, child)
else:
Console.debug("Extending selector of mixin by: %s", ", ".join(selector))
if hasattr(mixin, "selector"):
# We iterate from in inverse mode, so add new selectors to the front
mixin.selector[0:0] = selector
else:
mixin.selector = selector
virtualBlock = Node.Node(type="block")
__extendContent(mixin.rules, node, virtualBlock, mixin)
if len(virtualBlock) > 0:
callSelector, callMedia = Util.combineSelector(node)
if callSelector:
virtualSelector = Node.Node(type="selector")
virtualSelector.name = callSelector
if callMedia:
virtualMedia = Node.Node(type="media")
virtualMedia.name = callMedia
if callSelector:
virtualSelector.append(virtualBlock, "rules")
elif callMedia:
virtualMedia.append(virtualBlock, "rules")
if callMedia:
virtualTop = virtualMedia
elif callSelector:
virtualTop = virtualSelector
pos = mixin.parent.index(mixin)
mixin.parent.insert(pos+1, virtualTop)
node.parent.remove(node)
Console.outdent()
modified += 1
return modified
def __flatter(node, dest):
"""Moves all selectors to the top tree node while keeping media queries intact and/or making them CSS2
compatible (regarding structure)"""
process = node.type in ("selector", "mixin", "media", "supports")
# Insert all children of top-level nodes into a helper element first
# This is required to place mixins first, before the current node and append
# all remaining nodes afterwards
if process:
chdest = Node.Node(None, "helper")
else:
chdest = dest
# Process children first
if len(node) > 0:
for child in list(node):
if child is not None:
__flatter(child, chdest)
# Filter out empty nodes from processing
if process and hasattr(node, "rules") and len(node.rules) > 0:
# Combine selector and/or media query
combinedSelector, combinedMedia, combinedSupports = Util.combineSelector(node)
if node.type == "selector":
node.name = combinedSelector
elif node.type == "mixin":
node.selector = combinedSelector
elif node.type == "media":
pass
elif node.type == "supports":
pass
if (combinedMedia or combinedSupports) and node.type in ("selector", "mixin"):
if combinedSupports:
# Dynamically create matching media query
supportsNode = Node.Node(None, "supports")
supportsNode.name = combinedSupports
supportsBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
supportsNode.append(supportsBlock, "rules")
supportsBlock.append(node)
node = supportsNode
if combinedMedia:
# Dynamically create matching media query
mediaNode = Node.Node(None, "media")
mediaNode.name = combinedMedia
mediaBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
mediaNode.append(mediaBlock, "rules")
mediaBlock.append(node)
node = mediaNode
elif node.type == "media" or node.type == "supports":
# Insert direct properties into new selector block
# Goal is to place in this structure: @media->@supports->selector
# Update media query of found media queries as it might
# contain more than the local one (e.g. queries in parent nodes)
if node.type == "media":
node.name = combinedMedia
# Update support query of found supports query as it might
# contain more than the local one (e.g. queries in parent nodes)
elif node.type == "supports":
node.name = combinedSupports
# Create new selector node where we move all rules into
selectorNode = Node.Node(None, "selector")
selectorNode.name = combinedSelector
selectorBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
selectorNode.append(selectorBlock, "rules")
# Move all rules from local media/supports block into new selector block
for nonSelectorChild in list(node.rules):
if nonSelectorChild:
selectorBlock.append(nonSelectorChild)
if node.type == "supports" and combinedMedia:
# Dynamically create matching mediaquery node
mediaNode = Node.Node(None, "media")
mediaNode.name = combinedMedia
mediaBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
mediaNode.append(mediaBlock, "rules")
# Replace current node with media node
node.parent.replace(node, mediaNode)
# Then append this node to the media node
mediaBlock.append(node)
# Selector should be placed inside this node
node.rules.append(selectorNode)
# Update node reference to new outer node for further processing
node = mediaNode
elif node.type == "media" and combinedSupports:
# Dynamically create matching supports node
supportsNode = Node.Node(None, "supports")
supportsNode.name = combinedSupports
supportsBlock = Node.Node(None, "block")
supportsNode.append(supportsBlock, "rules")
# Move supports node into this node
node.rules.append(supportsNode)
# The supports block is the parent of the selector
supportsBlock.append(selectorNode)
else:
node.rules.append(selectorNode)
if process:
# Place any mixins before the current node
for child in list(chdest):
if child.type == "mixin":
dest.append(child)
# The append self
dest.append(node)
# Afterwards append any children
for child in list(chdest):
dest.append(child)
def compute(node, first=None, second=None, operator=None, session=None):
"""
Recursively processes given operation node.
Consumes optional hints for the first/second child of an operation as well as the operator itself (in cases where it
could not be figured out automatically). The session is useful for supporting commands inside of operations.
"""
# Fill gaps in empty arguments
if operator is None:
operator = node.type
# Fill missing first/second param
if first is None and len(node) >= 1:
first = node[0]
if second is None and len(node) >= 2:
second = node[1]
# Error handling
if node is None or operator is None:
raise OperationError("Missing arguments for operation compute()", node)
# Solve inner operations first
if first is not None:
if first.type in Util.ALL_OPERATORS:
first = compute(first, session=session)
elif first.type == "command":
first = Util.executeCommand(first, session)
if second is not None:
if second.type in Util.ALL_OPERATORS:
second = compute(second, session=session)
elif second.type == "command":
second = Util.executeCommand(second, session)
# Support for not-/and-/or-operator
if operator == "not":
return Util.castNativeToNode(not castToBool(first))
elif operator == "and":
return Util.castNativeToNode(castToBool(first) and castToBool(second))
elif operator == "or":
return Util.castNativeToNode(castToBool(first) or castToBool(second))
# Support for default set operator "?=" when variable was not defined before
elif operator == "questionmark" and first is None:
return second
# Ignore when not yet processed
if first.type in ("command", "variable") or second.type in ("command", "variable"):
return
# Compare operation types
elif first.type == second.type:
if first.type in ("true", "false", "null"):
if operator in ("eq", "ge", "le"):
return Util.castNativeToNode(True)
else:
return Util.castNativeToNode(False)
elif first.type == "number":
firstUnit = getattr(first, "unit", None)
secondUnit = getattr(second, "unit", None)
if operator in Util.COMPARE_OPERATORS:
if firstUnit == secondUnit or firstUnit is None or secondUnit is None:
if operator == "eq":
return Util.castNativeToNode(first.value == second.value)
elif operator == "ne":
return Util.castNativeToNode(first.value != second.value)
elif operator == "gt":
return Util.castNativeToNode(first.value > second.value)
elif operator == "lt":
return Util.castNativeToNode(first.value < second.value)
elif operator == "ge":
return Util.castNativeToNode(first.value >= second.value)
elif operator == "le":
return Util.castNativeToNode(first.value <= second.value)
else:
raise OperationError("Unsupported unit combination for number comparison", node)
elif firstUnit == secondUnit or firstUnit is None or secondUnit is None:
if operator in Util.MATH_OPERATORS:
repl = Node.Node(type="number")
if firstUnit is not None:
repl.unit = firstUnit
elif secondUnit is not None:
repl.unit = secondUnit
if operator == "plus":
repl.value = first.value + second.value
elif operator == "minus":
repl.value = first.value - second.value
elif operator == "mul":
repl.value = first.value * second.value
elif operator == "div":
repl.value = first.value / second.value
elif operator == "mod":
repl.value = first.value % second.value
return repl
elif operator == "questionmark":
return first
else:
raise OperationError("Unsupported number operation", node)
elif firstUnit == "%" or secondUnit == "%":
if operator in ("mul", "div"):
repl = Node.Node(type="number")
if operator == "mul":
repl.value = first.value * second.value / 100
elif operator == "mul":
repl.value = first.value / second.value / 100
if firstUnit == "%":
repl.unit = secondUnit
else:
repl.unit = firstUnit
return repl
else:
raise OperationError("Could not compute mixed percent operations for operators other than \"*\" and \"/\"", node)
else:
raise OperationError("Could not compute result from numbers of different units: %s vs %s" % (first.unit, second.unit), node)
elif first.type == "string":
if operator == "plus":
repl = Node.Node(type="string")
repl.value = first.value + second.value
return repl
elif operator == "eq":
return Util.castNativeToNode(first.value == second.value)
elif operator == "ne":
return Util.castNativeToNode(first.value != second.value)
else:
raise OperationError("Unsupported string operation", node)
elif first.type == "list":
if len(first) == len(second):
repl = Node.Node(type="list")
for pos, child in enumerate(first):
childRepl = compute(node, first=child, second=second[pos], session=session)
if childRepl is not None:
repl.append(childRepl)
return repl
else:
raise OperationError("For list operations both lists have to have the same length!", node)
else:
raise OperationError("Unsupported operation on %s" % first.type, node)
elif first.type == "true" and second.type == "false":
return Util.castNativeToNode(False)
elif first.type == "false" and second.type == "true":
return Util.castNativeToNode(False)
elif first.type == "list" and second.type != "list":
repl = Node.Node(type="list")
for child in first:
childRepl = compute(node, first=child, second=second, session=session)
if childRepl is not None:
repl.append(childRepl)
return repl
elif first.type != "list" and second.type == "list":
repl = Node.Node(type="list")
for child in second:
childRepl = compute(node, first=first, second=child, session=session)
if childRepl is not None:
repl.append(childRepl)
return repl
elif first.type == "string" or second.type == "string":
repl = Node.Node(type="string")
if first.type == "identifier" or second.type == "identifier":
if operator == "plus":
repl.value = first.value + second.value
return repl
elif operator == "eq":
return Util.castNativeToNode(first.value == second.value)
elif operator == "ne":
return Util.castNativeToNode(first.value != second.value)
else:
raise OperationError("Unsupported string/identifier operation", node)
else:
if operator == "plus":
repl.value = str(first.value) + str(second.value)
return repl
else:
raise OperationError("Unsupported string operation", node)
# Just handle when not both are null - equal condition is already done before
elif first.type == "null" or second.type == "null":
if operator == "eq":
return Util.castNativeToNode(False)
elif operator == "ne":
return Util.castNativeToNode(True)
elif operator in Util.MATH_OPERATORS:
return Util.castNativeToNode(None)
else:
raise OperationError("Unsupported operation on null type", node)
else:
raise OperationError("Different types in operation: %s vs %s" % (first.type, second.type), node)
def __recurser(node, scope, values, profile):
# Replace variable with actual value
if node.type == "variable" and not (node.parent.type == "assign"
and node.parent[0] is node):
name = node.name
if name not in values:
raise ExecuterError(
"Could not resolve variable %s! Missing value!" % name, node)
value = values[name]
if value is None:
raise ExecuterError(
"Could not resolve variable %s! Value is none!" % name, node)
Console.debug("Resolving variable: %s at line %s with %s from %s",
name, node.line, values[name].type, values[name].line)
node.parent.replace(node, copy.deepcopy(values[name]))
# Decide which sub tree of an if-condition is relevant based on current variable situation
elif node.type == "if":
Console.debug("Processing if-condition at %s", node.line)
# Pre-process condition
# We manually process each child in for if-types
__recurser(node.condition, scope, values, profile)
# Cast condition to Python boolean type
resultValue = Operation.castToBool(node.condition)
# Process relevant part of the sub tree
if resultValue is True:
# Fix missing processing of result node
__recurser(node.thenPart, scope, values, profile)
# Finally replace if-node with result node
node.parent.replace(node, node.thenPart)
elif resultValue is False and hasattr(node, "elsePart"):
# Fix missing processing of result node
__recurser(node.elsePart, scope, values, profile)
# Finally replace if-node with result node
node.parent.replace(node, node.elsePart)
else:
# Cleanup original if-node
node.parent.remove(node)
# Nothing to do here as content is already processed
return
# Update scope of new block starts
if hasattr(node, "scope"):
relation = getattr(node, "rel", None)
# Conditional blocks are not exactly blocks in this variable resolution engine
if not relation in ("thenPart", "elsePart"):
scope = node.scope
values = copy.copy(values)
node.values = values
# Reset all local variables to None
# which enforces not to keep values from outer scope
for name in scope.modified:
values[name] = None
# Process children / content
for child in list(node):
# Ignore non-children... through possible interactive structure changes
if child and child.parent is node:
__recurser(child, scope, values, profile)
# Update values of variables
# This happens after processing children to possibly reduce child structure to an easy to assign (aka preprocessed value)
if (node.type == "declaration"
and hasattr(node, "initializer")) or node.type == "assign":
if node.type == "declaration":
name = node.name
init = node.initializer
Console.debug("Found declaration of %s at line %s", name,
node.line)
else:
name = node[0].name
init = node[1]
Console.debug("Found assignment of %s at line %s", name, node.line)
# Modify value instead of replace when assign operator is set
if hasattr(node, "assignOp") and node.assignOp is not None:
if name not in values:
raise ExecuterError(
"Assign operator is not supported as left hand variable is missing: %s"
% name, node)
repl = Operation.compute(node, values[name], init, node.assignOp)
if repl is not None:
values[name] = repl
else:
# Update internal variable mapping
# Console.debug("Update value of %s to %s" % (name, init))
values[name] = init
# Remove declaration node from tree
node.parent.remove(node)
# Support for variables inside property names or selectors
elif node.type in ("property", "selector") and getattr(
node, "dynamic", False):
def replacer(matchObj):
name = matchObj.group(1)
if name not in values:
raise ExecuterError(
"Could not resolve variable %s! Missing value!" % name,
node)
value = values[name]
if value is None:
raise ExecuterError(
"Could not resolve variable %s! Value is none!" % name,
node)
if value.type == "identifier":
return value.value
elif value.type == "string":
return value.value
elif value.type == "number":
return "%s%s" % (value.value, getattr(value, "unit", ""))
else:
raise ExecuterError(
"Could not replace property inline variable with value of type: %s"
% value.type, node)
# Fix all selectors
if node.type == "selector":
selectors = node.name
for pos, selector in enumerate(selectors):
selectors[pos] = RE_INLINE_VARIABLE.sub(replacer, selector)
else:
node.name = RE_INLINE_VARIABLE.sub(replacer, node.name)
# Execute system commands
elif node.type == "command":
repl = Util.executeCommand(node, profile)
if not repl is node:
node.parent.replace(node, repl)
# Support typical operators
elif node.type in Util.ALL_OPERATORS:
repl = Operation.compute(node)
if repl is not None:
node.parent.replace(node, repl)
def __extend(node):
"""
Finds extend requests for mixins aka.
- mixins calls without params
- simple variables in a block
For all found extend requests it detects the flattened selector and appends
the selector section of the extendable mixin accordingly. After that it
removes the original mixin request.
"""
modified = 0
for child in reversed(list(node)):
# Ignore all mixin declarations. Can't operate inside them.
# For these things to work we have to wait for the include mechanics to resolve them first
# (which actually just remove these mixin declarations though)
if child is not None:
modified += __extend(child)
if isExtendCall(node):
name = node.name
Console.debug("Extend request to mixin %s at: %s", name, node.line)
Console.indent()
mixin = __findMixin(node.parent, name)
if not mixin:
raise Exception(
"Could not find mixin %s as required by extend request at line %s"
% (node.name, node.line))
Console.debug("Found matching mixin declaration at line: %s",
mixin.line)
selector, media, supports = Util.combineSelector(node.parent,
stop=mixin.parent)
# There is no possibility to handle this in a series of CSS selectors. This is why
# we have to use an include like approach instead of extend to correctly deal
# with the situation. This should work well, but is not as efficient regarding
# output file size.
if media or supports:
Console.warn(
"Extending inside a @media/@support structure behaves like including (larger result size): %s %s + %s",
media, supports, ", ".join(selector))
replacements = __resolveMixin(mixin, None)
Console.debug(
"Replacing call %s at line %s with mixin from line %s" %
(name, node.line, replacements.line))
# Reverse inject all children of that block
# at the same position as the original call
parent = node.parent
pos = parent.index(node)
parent.insertAll(pos, replacements)
elif selector:
Console.debug("Extending selector of mixin by: %s",
", ".join(selector))
if hasattr(mixin, "selector"):
# We iterate from in inverse mode, so add new selectors to the front
mixin.selector[0:0] = selector
else:
mixin.selector = selector
virtualBlock = Node.Node(type="block")
__extendContent(mixin.rules, node, virtualBlock, mixin)
if len(virtualBlock) > 0:
callSelector, callMedia, callSupports = Util.combineSelector(
node)
if callSelector:
virtualSelector = Node.Node(type="selector")
virtualSelector.name = callSelector
if callMedia:
virtualMedia = Node.Node(type="media")
virtualMedia.name = callMedia
if callSupports:
virtualSupports = Node.Node(type="supports")
virtualSupports.name = callSupports
if callSelector:
virtualSelector.append(virtualBlock, "rules")
elif callMedia:
virtualMedia.append(virtualBlock, "rules")
elif callSupports:
virtualSupports.append(virtualBlock, "rules")
if callSupports:
virtualTop = virtualSupports
elif callMedia:
virtualTop = virtualMedia
elif callSelector:
virtualTop = virtualSelector
pos = mixin.parent.index(mixin)
mixin.parent.insert(pos + 1, virtualTop)
node.parent.remove(node)
Console.outdent()
modified += 1
return modified
