Tue, 23 Jul 2013 18:34:55 +0200
A little optimization for the Mercurial interface.
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # Copyright (c) 2011 - 2013 Detlev Offenbach <detlev@die-offenbachs.de> # """ Module implementing an interface to the Mercurial command server. """ import struct import io from PyQt4.QtCore import QProcess, QObject, QByteArray, QCoreApplication, QThread from PyQt4.QtGui import QDialog from .HgUtilities import prepareProcess import Preferences class HgClient(QObject): """ Class implementing the Mercurial command server interface. """ InputFormat = ">I" OutputFormat = ">cI" OutputFormatSize = struct.calcsize(OutputFormat) ReturnFormat = ">i" Channels = (b"I", b"L", b"o", b"e", b"r", b"d") def __init__(self, repoPath, encoding, parent=None): """ Constructor @param repoPath root directory of the repository (string) @param encoding encoding to be used by the command server (string) @param parent reference to the parent object (QObject) """ super().__init__(parent) self.__server = None self.__started = False self.__version = None self.__encoding = Preferences.getSystem("IOEncoding") self.__cancel = False self.__commandRunning = False self.__repoPath = repoPath # generate command line and environment self.__serverArgs = [] self.__serverArgs.append("serve") self.__serverArgs.append("--cmdserver") self.__serverArgs.append("pipe") self.__serverArgs.append("--config") self.__serverArgs.append("ui.interactive=True") if repoPath: self.__serverArgs.append("--repository") self.__serverArgs.append(repoPath) if encoding: self.__encoding = encoding def startServer(self): """ Public method to start the command server. @return tuple of flag indicating a successful start (boolean) and an error message (string) in case of failure """ self.__server = QProcess() self.__server.setWorkingDirectory(self.__repoPath) # connect signals self.__server.finished.connect(self.__serverFinished) prepareProcess(self.__server, self.__encoding) self.__server.start('hg', self.__serverArgs) serverStarted = self.__server.waitForStarted(5000) if not serverStarted: return False, self.trUtf8( 'The process {0} could not be started. ' 'Ensure, that it is in the search path.' ).format('hg') self.__server.setReadChannel(QProcess.StandardOutput) ok, error = self.__readHello() self.__started = ok return ok, error def stopServer(self): """ Public method to stop the command server. """ if self.__server is not None: self.__server.closeWriteChannel() res = self.__server.waitForFinished(5000) if not res: self.__server.terminate() res = self.__server.waitForFinished(3000) if not res: self.__server.kill() self.__server.waitForFinished(3000) self.__started = False ## self.__server.finished.disconnect(self.__serverFinished) self.__server.deleteLater() self.__server = None def restartServer(self): """ Public method to restart the command server. @return tuple of flag indicating a successful start (boolean) and an error message (string) in case of failure """ self.stopServer() return self.startServer() def __readHello(self): """ Private method to read the hello message sent by the command server. @return tuple of flag indicating success (boolean) and an error message in case of failure (string) """ ch, msg = self.__readChannel() if not ch: return False, self.trUtf8("Did not receive the 'hello' message.") elif ch != "o": return False, self.trUtf8("Received data on unexpected channel.") msg = msg.split("\n") if not msg[0].startswith("capabilities: "): return False, self.trUtf8("Bad 'hello' message, expected 'capabilities: '" " but got '{0}'.").format(msg[0]) self.__capabilities = msg[0][len('capabilities: '):] if not self.__capabilities: return False, self.trUtf8("'capabilities' message did not contain" " any capability.") self.__capabilities = set(self.__capabilities.split()) if "runcommand" not in self.__capabilities: return False, "'capabilities' did not contain 'runcommand'." if not msg[1].startswith("encoding: "): return False, self.trUtf8("Bad 'hello' message, expected 'encoding: '" " but got '{0}'.").format(msg[1]) encoding = msg[1][len('encoding: '):] if not encoding: return False, self.trUtf8("'encoding' message did not contain" " any encoding.") self.__encoding = encoding return True, "" def __serverFinished(self, exitCode, exitStatus): """ Private slot connected to the finished signal. @param exitCode exit code of the process (integer) @param exitStatus exit status of the process (QProcess.ExitStatus) """ self.__started = False def __readChannel(self): """ Private method to read data from the command server. @return tuple of channel designator and channel data (string, integer or string or bytes) """ additionalData = b"" if self.__server.bytesAvailable() > 0 or \ self.__server.waitForReadyRead(10000): while bytes(self.__server.peek(1)) not in HgClient.Channels: additionalData += bytes(self.__server.read(1)) if additionalData: return ("o", str(additionalData, self.__encoding, "replace")) data = bytes(self.__server.read(HgClient.OutputFormatSize)) if not data: return "", "" channel, length = struct.unpack(HgClient.OutputFormat, data) channel = channel.decode(self.__encoding) if channel in "IL": return channel, length else: data = self.__server.read(length) if channel == "r": return (channel, data) else: return (channel, str(data, self.__encoding, "replace")) else: return "", "" def __writeDataBlock(self, data): """ Private slot to write some data to the command server. @param data data to be sent (string) """ if not isinstance(data, bytes): data = data.encode(self.__encoding) self.__server.write(QByteArray(struct.pack(HgClient.InputFormat, len(data)))) self.__server.write(QByteArray(data)) self.__server.waitForBytesWritten() def __runcommand(self, args, inputChannels, outputChannels): """ Private method to run a command in the server (low level). @param args list of arguments for the command (list of string) @param inputChannels dictionary of input channels. The dictionary must have the keys 'I' and 'L' and each entry must be a function receiving the number of bytes to write. @param outputChannels dictionary of output channels. The dictionary must have the keys 'o' and 'e' and each entry must be a function receiving the data. @return result code of the command, -1 if the command server wasn't started or -10, if the command was canceled (integer) """ if not self.__started: return -1 self.__server.write(QByteArray(b'runcommand\n')) self.__writeDataBlock('\0'.join(args)) while True: QCoreApplication.processEvents() if self.__cancel: return -10 if self.__server is None: return -1 if self.__server is None or self.__server.bytesAvailable() == 0: QThread.msleep(50) continue channel, data = self.__readChannel() # input channels if channel in inputChannels: input = inputChannels[channel](data) if channel == "L": # echo the input to the output if it was a prompt outputChannels["o"](input) self.__writeDataBlock(input) # output channels elif channel in outputChannels: outputChannels[channel](data) # result channel, command is finished elif channel == "r": return struct.unpack(HgClient.ReturnFormat, data)[0] # unexpected but required channel elif channel.isupper(): raise RuntimeError( "Unexpected but required channel '{0}'.".format(channel)) # optional channels else: pass def __prompt(self, size, message): """ Private method to prompt the user for some input. @param size maximum length of the requested input (integer) @param message message sent by the server (string) """ from .HgClientPromptDialog import HgClientPromptDialog input = "" dlg = HgClientPromptDialog(size, message) if dlg.exec_() == QDialog.Accepted: input = dlg.getInput() + '\n' return input def runcommand(self, args, prompt=None, input=None, output=None, error=None): """ Public method to execute a command via the command server. @param args list of arguments for the command (list of string) @keyparam prompt function to reply to prompts by the server. It receives the max number of bytes to return and the contents of the output channel received so far. @keyparam input function to reply to bulk data requests by the server. It receives the max number of bytes to return. @keyparam output function receiving the data from the server (string). If a prompt function is given, this parameter will be ignored. @keyparam error function receiving error messages from the server (string) @return output and errors of the command server (string). In case output and/or error functions were given, the respective return value will be an empty string. """ self.__commandRunning = True outputChannels = {} outputBuffer = None errorBuffer = None if prompt is not None or output is None: outputBuffer = io.StringIO() outputChannels["o"] = outputBuffer.write else: outputChannels["o"] = output if error: outputChannels["e"] = error else: errorBuffer = io.StringIO() outputChannels["e"] = errorBuffer.write inputChannels = {} if prompt is not None: def func(size): reply = prompt(size, outputBuffer.getvalue()) return reply inputChannels["L"] = func else: def myprompt(size): if outputBuffer is None: msg = self.trUtf8("For message see output dialog.") else: msg = outputBuffer.getvalue() reply = self.__prompt(size, msg) return reply inputChannels["L"] = myprompt if input is not None: inputChannels["I"] = input self.__cancel = False self.__runcommand(args, inputChannels, outputChannels) if outputBuffer: out = outputBuffer.getvalue() else: out = "" if errorBuffer: err = errorBuffer.getvalue() else: err = "" self.__commandRunning = False return out, err def cancel(self): """ Public method to cancel the running command. """ self.__cancel = True self.restartServer() def wasCanceled(self): """ Public method to check, if the last command was canceled. """ return self.__cancel def isExecuting(self): """ Public method to check, if the server is executing a command. @return flag indicating the execution of a command (boolean) """