def writeString(self, outFileName, verbose=False, rejectSave=True, rejectFileName="", rejectLines =[]):
"""return string representation of file for other's to output. outFileName is used to write rejects if specified or to issue error messages.
@return (status, resultString) where if status is True, string will be valid and if false, the input
source was apparently empty."""
fname = outFileName
writeRejects = (rejectSave and rejectLines != None)
if writeRejects:
rname = fname + ".rej"
if len(rejectFileName) > 0:
rname = rejectFileName
if self.nsplices < 1:
if verbose:
print "Nothing new to write to ", fname
if self.num < 1:
print "Nothing old to copy to ", fname
print "Reading ", self.fin, " failed?"
return (False, "")
if verbose:
if writeRejects:
print "Writing rejects to ", rname
print "Writing to string for ", fname
if True:
outlist = []
if writeRejects:
try:
rejfile = fileManager.open(rname,"w")
except:
err('splicer could not open rejects file for writing: ' + rname)
for i in self.sections:
isProtected = False
for s in self.protectedSymbols:
if i == self.getProtectedBlock(s):
isProtected = True
break
if isProtected:
continue
lines = i.getLines()
for p in lines:
outlist.append( p.strip("\n") )
stringified = "\n".join(outlist)
if writeRejects:
date = Line.stringdate()
print >> rejfile, "#FROM %s on %s" % (fname, date)
for p in rejectLines:
print >> rejfile , p.strip("\n")
if verbose:
if writeRejects:
print " Finished ", rname
print " Finished ", fname
return (True, stringified)
else:
print "Error writing for "+ fname
return (False, "")
if len(rejectLines) == 0:
print "No rejection information to put into " + rejectFileName
return False
if dryrun:
print "Dry run: Not writing to " + rejectFileName
# For a dry run, don't do anything
return True
if verbose:
print "Writing rejects to: " + rejectFileName
outfile = None
try:
outfile = fileManager.open(rejectFileName,'w')
except IOError, e:
err('splicer could not open reject file %s for writing: %s' % (rejectFileName, str(e)))
if len(originalFile) > 0:
date = Line.stringdate()
print >> outfile, "# Rejects FROM %s on %s" % (originalFile, date)
for p in rejectLines:
print >> outfile, p.strip("\n")
if verbose:
print "Finished writing rejects: " + rejectFileName
return True
# end writeRejects
# private use
def updateAfterCount(self, opts, symbol):
if not Line.matchedSymbolTail(symbol, opts.matchSyms):
# here we assume the real symbol block comes last. works for uses in f90
return 0
if opts.language in ['cxx','python','f77','f90','java']:
