tiramisu/tiramisu/autolib.py

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# Copyright (C) 2012-2018 Team tiramisu (see AUTHORS for all contributors)
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the
# Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your
# option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
# ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
# FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
# details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
# The original `Config` design model is unproudly borrowed from
# the rough gus of pypy: pypy: http://codespeak.net/svn/pypy/dist/pypy/config/
# the whole pypy projet is under MIT licence
# ____________________________________________________________
"enables us to carry out a calculation and return an option's value"
from typing import Any, Optional, Union, Callable, Dict, List
from .error import PropertiesOptionError, ConfigError, SlaveError
from .i18n import _
from .setting import undefined, ConfigBag, OptionBag, Undefined
from .storage import get_default_values_storages, get_default_settings_storages
from .function import ParamValue, ParamContext, ParamIndex, ParamOption, Params
# ____________________________________________________________
def manager_callback(callbk: Union[ParamOption, ParamValue],
option,
index: Optional[int],
orig_value,
option_bag: OptionBag,
context) -> Any:
"""replace Param by true value"""
if isinstance(callbk, ParamValue):
return callbk.value
if isinstance(callbk, ParamIndex):
return index
if context is undefined:
return undefined
if isinstance(callbk, ParamContext):
#Not an option, set full context
return context.duplicate(force_values=get_default_values_storages(),
force_settings=get_default_settings_storages())
opt = callbk.option
if opt.issubdyn():
opt = opt.impl_get_dynoption(option._rootpath,
option.impl_getsuffix())
path = opt.impl_getpath(context)
if index is not None and opt.impl_is_master_slaves() and \
opt.impl_get_master_slaves().in_same_group(option):
if opt == option:
index_ = None
with_index = False
elif opt.impl_is_master_slaves('slave'):
index_ = index
with_index = False
else:
index_ = None
with_index = True
else:
index_ = None
with_index = False
if opt == option and orig_value is not undefined and \
(not opt.impl_is_master_slaves('slave') or index is None):
return orig_value
# don't validate if option is option that we tried to validate
config_bag = option_bag.config_bag.copy()
config_bag.set_permissive()
soption_bag = OptionBag()
soption_bag.set_option(opt,
path,
index_,
config_bag)
if option_bag.fromconsistency:
soption_bag.fromconsistency = option_bag.fromconsistency.copy()
if opt == option:
soption_bag.config_bag.properties = frozenset()
soption_bag.config_bag.remove_validation()
try:
# get value
value = context.getattr(path,
soption_bag)
if with_index:
return value[index]
return value
except PropertiesOptionError as err:
if callbk.notraisepropertyerror:
raise err
raise ConfigError(_('unable to carry out a calculation for "{}"'
', {}').format(option.impl_get_display_name(), err))
def carry_out_calculation(option,
context,
callback: Callable,
callback_params: Optional[Params],
index: Optional[int],
option_bag: Optional[OptionBag],
orig_value=undefined,
is_validator: int=False):
"""a function that carries out a calculation for an option's value
:param option: the option
:param context: the context config in order to have
the whole options available
:param callback: the name of the callback function
:type callback: str
:param callback_params: the callback's parameters
(only keyword parameters are allowed)
:type callback_params: dict
:param index: if an option is multi, only calculates the nth value
:type index: int
:param is_validator: to know if carry_out_calculation is used to validate a value
The callback_params is a dict. Key is used to build args (if key is '')
and kwargs (otherwise). Values are tuple of:
- values
- tuple with option and boolean's force_permissive (True when don't raise
if PropertiesOptionError)
Values could have multiple values only when key is ''.
* if no callback_params:
=> calculate(<function func at 0x2092320>, [], {})
* if callback_params={'': ('yes',)}
=> calculate(<function func at 0x2092320>, ['yes'], {})
* if callback_params={'value': ('yes',)}
=> calculate(<function func at 0x165b320>, [], {'value': 'yes'})
* if callback_params={'': ('yes', 'no')}
=> calculate('yes', 'no')
* if callback_params={'value': ('yes', 'no')}
=> ValueError()
* if callback_params={'': (['yes', 'no'],)}
=> calculate(<function func at 0x176b320>, ['yes', 'no'], {})
* if callback_params={'value': ('yes', 'no')}
=> raises ValueError()
* if callback_params={'': ((opt1, False),)}
- a simple option:
opt1 == 11
=> calculate(<function func at 0x1cea320>, [11], {})
- a multi option and not master/slave:
opt1 == [1, 2, 3]
=> calculate(<function func at 0x223c320>, [[1, 2, 3]], {})
- option is master or slave of opt1:
opt1 == [1, 2, 3]
=> calculate(<function func at 0x223c320>, [1], {})
=> calculate(<function func at 0x223c320>, [2], {})
=> calculate(<function func at 0x223c320>, [3], {})
- opt is a master or slave but not related to option:
opt1 == [1, 2, 3]
=> calculate(<function func at 0x11b0320>, [[1, 2, 3]], {})
* if callback_params={'value': ((opt1, False),)}
- a simple option:
opt1 == 11
=> calculate(<function func at 0x17ff320>, [], {'value': 11})
- a multi option:
opt1 == [1, 2, 3]
=> calculate(<function func at 0x1262320>, [], {'value': [1, 2, 3]})
* if callback_params={'': ((opt1, False), (opt2, False))}
- two single options
opt1 = 11
opt2 = 12
=> calculate(<function func at 0x217a320>, [11, 12], {})
- a multi option with a simple option
opt1 == [1, 2, 3]
opt2 == 12
=> calculate(<function func at 0x2153320>, [[1, 2, 3], 12], {})
- a multi option with an other multi option but with same length
opt1 == [1, 2, 3]
opt2 == [11, 12, 13]
=> calculate(<function func at 0x1981320>, [[1, 2, 3], [11, 12, 13]], {})
- a multi option with an other multi option but with different length
opt1 == [1, 2, 3]
opt2 == [11, 12]
=> calculate(<function func at 0x2384320>, [[1, 2, 3], [11, 12]], {})
- a multi option without value with a simple option
opt1 == []
opt2 == 11
=> calculate(<function func at 0xb65320>, [[], 12], {})
* if callback_params={'value': ((opt1, False), (opt2, False))}
=> raises ValueError()
If index is not undefined, return a value, otherwise return:
* a list if one parameters have multi option
* a value otherwise
If calculate return list, this list is extend to return value.
"""
args = []
kwargs = {}
# if callback_params has a callback, launch several time calculate()
if option.issubdyn():
#FIXME why here? should be a ParamSuffix !
kwargs['suffix'] = option.impl_getsuffix()
if callback_params:
for callbk in callback_params.args:
try:
value = manager_callback(callbk,
option,
index,
orig_value,
option_bag,
context)
if value is undefined:
return undefined
args.append(value)
except PropertiesOptionError:
pass
for key, callbk in callback_params.kwargs.items():
try:
value = manager_callback(callbk,
option,
index,
orig_value,
option_bag,
context)
if value is undefined:
return undefined
kwargs[key] = value
except PropertiesOptionError:
pass
ret = calculate(option,
callback,
is_validator,
args,
kwargs)
if isinstance(ret, list) and not option.impl_is_dynoptiondescription() and \
option.impl_is_master_slaves('slave'):
if args or kwargs:
raise SlaveError(_('function "{}" with arguments "{}" and "{}" '
'return the list "{}" for the slave option "{}"'
'').format(callback.__name__,
args,
kwargs,
ret,
option.impl_get_display_name()))
else:
raise SlaveError(_('function "{}" return the list "{}" for the slave option "{}"'
'').format(callback.__name__,
ret,
option.impl_getname()))
return ret
def calculate(option,
callback: Callable,
is_validator: bool,
args,
kwargs):
"""wrapper that launches the 'callback'
:param callback: callback function
:param args: in the callback's arity, the unnamed parameters
:param kwargs: in the callback's arity, the named parameters
"""
try:
return callback(*args, **kwargs)
except ValueError as err:
if is_validator:
raise err
error = err
except Exception as err:
error = err
if args or kwargs:
msg = _('unexpected error "{0}" in function "{1}" with arguments "{3}" and "{4}" '
'for option "{2}"').format(str(error),
callback.__name__,
option.impl_get_display_name(),
args,
kwargs)
else:
msg = _('unexpected error "{0}" in function "{1}" for option "{2}"'
'').format(str(error),
callback.__name__,
option.impl_get_display_name())
raise ConfigError(msg)