suplib/src/CVTree.m3


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MODULE CVTree;

IMPORT
  DirEntry, DirEntryList, DirEntryListSort, ErrMsg, FileAttr, FS,
  GlobTree, OSError, Pathname, RefSeq, SupMisc, Text;

TYPE
  UniIterator = Iterator OBJECT
    path: TEXT;              (* Current directory path. *)
    follow: GlobTree.T;
    attic: GlobTree.T;
    rootLength: CARDINAL;    (* Length of root path. *)
    relPathStart: CARDINAL;  (* Just after the slash following the root. *)
    dirStack: RefSeq.T;      (* Stack of "Dir". *)
    needToReadDir: BOOLEAN;  (* True if we need to read a directory. *)
    dirAttr: FileAttr.T;     (* Attributes of directory we need to read. *)
    pruning := FALSE;
  OVERRIDES
    next := SingleNext;
    prune := SinglePrune;
    close := SingleClose;
  END;

  Dir = REF RECORD
    mainEntries: DirEntryList.T;   (* Entries in main directory. *)
    atticEntries: DirEntryList.T;  (* Entries in Attic subdirectory. *)
    attr: FileAttr.T;              (* Attributes of the directory. *)
  END;

PROCEDURE Iterate(root: Pathname.T;
                  follow: GlobTree.T := NIL;
		  attic: GlobTree.T := NIL): Iterator
  RAISES {Error} =
  VAR
    rootLength := Text.Length(root);
    relPathStart: CARDINAL;
    rootAttr: FileAttr.T;
  BEGIN
    IF follow = NIL THEN follow := GlobTree.True END;
    IF attic = NIL THEN attic := GlobTree.True END;
    IF rootLength = 0
    OR Text.GetChar(root, rootLength-1) = SupMisc.SlashChar THEN
      relPathStart := rootLength;
    ELSE
      relPathStart := rootLength + 1;
    END;
    (* Get the attributes of the root directory. *)
    TRY
      rootAttr := FileAttr.FromPathname(root, follow := follow.test(""));
    EXCEPT OSError.E(l) =>
      RAISE Error("Cannot get attributes for \"" & root & "\": " &
	ErrMsg.StrError(l));
    END;
    RETURN NEW(UniIterator,
      path := root,
      follow := follow,
      attic := attic,
      dirStack := NEW(RefSeq.T).init(30),
      rootLength := rootLength,
      relPathStart := relPathStart,
      needToReadDir := TRUE,
      dirAttr := rootAttr);
  END Iterate;

PROCEDURE SingleNext(iter: UniIterator;
                     VAR type: FileType;
	             VAR name: Pathname.T;
	             VAR attr: FileAttr.T): BOOLEAN
  RAISES {Error} =
  VAR
    mainEntries, atticEntries: DirEntryList.T := NIL;
    errMsg: TEXT := NIL;
    dir: Dir;
    entry: DirEntry.T;
  BEGIN
    IF iter.needToReadDir THEN
      <* ASSERT iter.dirAttr # NIL *>
      IF iter.pruning THEN
	iter.dirStack.addhi(NEW(Dir,
	  mainEntries := NIL,
	  atticEntries := NIL,
	  attr := iter.dirAttr));
      ELSE
	TRY
	  mainEntries := DirEntryListSort.SortD(ReadDir(iter, attic := FALSE));
	EXCEPT Error(msg) =>
	  errMsg := msg;
	END;

	IF iter.attic.test(iter.path) THEN  (* Do Attic processing. *)
	  VAR
	    cur, prev: DirEntryList.T;
	    c: [-1..1];
	  BEGIN
	    cur := mainEntries;
	    prev := NIL;
	    WHILE cur # NIL DO
	      c := Text.Compare(cur.head.name, SupMisc.CVSAttic);
	      IF c >= 0 THEN EXIT END;
	      prev := cur;
	      cur := cur.tail;
	    END;

	    IF cur # NIL AND c = 0
	    AND cur.head.attr.fileType = FileAttr.FileType.Directory THEN
	      (* There is an attic directory. *)
	      TRY
		atticEntries :=
		  DirEntryListSort.SortD(ReadDir(iter, attic := TRUE));
	      EXCEPT Error(msg) =>
		errMsg := msg;
	      END;
	      IF prev = NIL THEN
		mainEntries := cur.tail;
	      ELSE
		prev.tail := cur.tail;
	      END;
	    END;
	  END;
	END;

	iter.dirStack.addhi(NEW(Dir,
	  mainEntries := mainEntries,
	  atticEntries := atticEntries,
	  attr := iter.dirAttr));
      END;
      iter.needToReadDir := FALSE;
      iter.dirAttr := NIL;
    END;

    IF errMsg # NIL THEN
      (* Either the directory or the Attic was unreadable.  Raise an
         exception to report it.  Subsequent calls will continue on
	 as if the unreadable directory were empty. *)
      RAISE Error(errMsg);
    END;

    dir := NARROW(iter.dirStack.gethi(), Dir);

    IF iter.pruning THEN
      dir.mainEntries := NIL;
      dir.atticEntries := NIL;
      iter.pruning := FALSE;
    END;

    REPEAT
      IF dir.mainEntries # NIL AND dir.atticEntries # NIL THEN
	CASE Text.Compare(dir.mainEntries.head.name, dir.atticEntries.head.name)
	OF
	| -1 =>
	    entry := dir.mainEntries.head;
	    type := FileType.File;
	    dir.mainEntries := dir.mainEntries.tail;
	|  0 =>
	    (* The file exists in the Attic and in the main directory.
	       This should not happen in a valid CVS repository.  We simply
	       ignore the Attic copy of the file. *)
	    entry := dir.mainEntries.head;
	    type := FileType.File;
	    dir.mainEntries := dir.mainEntries.tail;
	    dir.atticEntries := dir.atticEntries.tail;
	|  1 =>
	    entry := dir.atticEntries.head;
	    type := FileType.AtticFile;
	    dir.atticEntries := dir.atticEntries.tail;
	END;
      ELSIF dir.mainEntries # NIL THEN
	entry := dir.mainEntries.head;
	type := FileType.File;
	dir.mainEntries := dir.mainEntries.tail;
      ELSIF dir.atticEntries # NIL THEN
	entry := dir.atticEntries.head;
	type := FileType.AtticFile;
	dir.atticEntries := dir.atticEntries.tail;
      ELSE
	entry := NIL;
      END;
    UNTIL entry = NIL
    OR entry.attr.fileType # FileAttr.FileType.Directory
    OR type # FileType.AtticFile;
    (* In the above loop, we skip over any subdirectories of the Attic.
       There should never be any such subdirectories. *)

    IF entry # NIL THEN  (* We have an entry at the current level. *)
      WITH path = SupMisc.CatPath(iter.path, entry.name) DO
	name := Text.Sub(path, iter.relPathStart);
	attr := entry.attr;

	IF attr.fileType = FileAttr.FileType.Directory THEN
	  type := FileType.DirDown;
	  iter.path := path;
	  iter.needToReadDir := TRUE;
	  iter.dirAttr := attr;
	END;

	RETURN TRUE;
      END;
    END;

    IF Text.Length(iter.path) > iter.rootLength THEN  (* Pop up a level. *)
      type := FileType.DirUp;
      name := Text.Sub(iter.path, iter.relPathStart);
      attr := NARROW(iter.dirStack.remhi(), Dir).attr;
      iter.path := SupMisc.PathPrefix(iter.path);
      RETURN TRUE;
    END;

    RETURN FALSE;
  END SingleNext;

PROCEDURE SinglePrune(iter: UniIterator) =
  BEGIN
    iter.pruning := TRUE;
  END SinglePrune;

PROCEDURE SingleClose(<*UNUSED*> iter: UniIterator) =
  BEGIN
  END SingleClose;

PROCEDURE ReadDir(iter: UniIterator;
                  attic: BOOLEAN): DirEntryList.T
  RAISES {Error} =
  VAR
    entries: DirEntryList.T := NIL;
    e := NEW(DirEntry.T);
    fsIter: FS.Iterator;
    path: Pathname.T;
  BEGIN
    IF attic THEN
      path := SupMisc.CatPath(iter.path, SupMisc.CVSAttic);
    ELSE
      path := iter.path;
    END;
    TRY
      fsIter := FS.Iterate(path);
    EXCEPT OSError.E(l) =>
      RAISE Error("Cannot read directory \"" & path & "\": " &
	ErrMsg.StrError(l));
    END;
    TRY
      WHILE fsIter.next(e.name) DO
	WITH filePath = SupMisc.CatPath(path, e.name),
	  relPath = Text.Sub(filePath, iter.relPathStart),
	  follow = iter.follow.test(relPath)
	DO
	  TRY
	    IF follow THEN
	      TRY
		e.attr := FileAttr.FromPathname(filePath, follow := TRUE);
	      EXCEPT OSError.E =>
		(* This may be a dangling or recursive symbolic link.  Try
		   again with "follow" set to "FALSE".  This will give us
		   the attributes of the link itself, just as "ls" does. *)
		e.attr := FileAttr.FromPathname(filePath, follow := FALSE);
	      END;
	    ELSE
	      e.attr := FileAttr.FromPathname(filePath, follow := FALSE);
	    END;
	    entries := DirEntryList.Cons(e, entries);
	    e := NEW(DirEntry.T);
	  EXCEPT OSError.E =>
	    (* If we can't stat it, then pretend it doesn't exist. *)
	  END;
	END;
      END;
    FINALLY
      fsIter.close();
    END;
    RETURN entries;
  END ReadDir;

BEGIN
END CVTree.

interface GlobTree is in: