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No API changes, and only minimal consistency changes to the spec/registry. Mostly an update for tooling, layers, loader, and sample code. Header version has been bumped to 43, but no symbols that should have actually been in use have changed. The OpenXR-Docs repo now contains the scripts and sources needed to build the specification output files. ### Internal Issues - General, Build, Other - Unify (for the most part) the OpenXR and Vulkan generator scripts. (internal MR 1166) - Avoid dllexport for all apps compiled with `openxr_platform_defines.h` (internal MR 1187) - API Registry and Headers - Remove impossible and undocumented error codes. (internal MR 1185 and 1189) - Mark layers in `XrFrameEndInfo` as optional. (internal MR 1151, internal issue 899) - Remove unused windows types from `openxr_platform.h` (internal MR 1197) - Make `openxr_platform.h` include `openxr.h` on which it depends. (internal MR 1140, internal issue 918) - Remove unused, undocumented defines. (internal MR 1238, internal issue 1012)
285 lines
10 KiB
Python
285 lines
10 KiB
Python
"""Defines ConsolePrinter, a BasePrinter subclass for appealing console output."""
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# Copyright (c) 2018-2019 Collabora, Ltd.
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#
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# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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# You may obtain a copy of the License at
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#
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# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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#
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# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
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# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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# limitations under the License.
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#
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# Author(s): Ryan Pavlik <ryan.pavlik@collabora.com>
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from sys import stdout
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from .base_printer import BasePrinter
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from .shared import (colored, getHighlightedRange, getInterestedRange,
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toNameAndLine)
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try:
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from tabulate import tabulate_impl
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HAVE_TABULATE = True
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except ImportError:
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HAVE_TABULATE = False
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def colWidth(collection, columnNum):
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"""Compute the required width of a column in a collection of row-tuples."""
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MIN_PADDING = 5
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return MIN_PADDING + max((len(row[columnNum]) for row in collection))
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def alternateTabulate(collection, headers=None):
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"""Minimal re-implementation of the tabulate module."""
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# We need a list, not a generator or anything else.
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if not isinstance(collection, list):
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collection = list(collection)
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# Empty collection means no table
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if not collection:
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return None
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if headers is None:
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fullTable = collection
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else:
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underline = ['-' * len(header) for header in headers]
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fullTable = [headers, underline] + collection
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widths = [colWidth(collection, colNum)
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for colNum in range(len(fullTable[0]))]
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widths[-1] = None
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lines = []
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for row in fullTable:
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fields = []
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for data, width in zip(row, widths):
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if width:
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spaces = ' ' * (width - len(data))
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fields.append(data + spaces)
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else:
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fields.append(data)
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lines.append(''.join(fields))
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return '\n'.join(lines)
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def printTabulated(collection, headers=None):
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"""Call either tabulate.tabulate(), or our internal alternateTabulate()."""
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if HAVE_TABULATE:
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tabulated = tabulate_impl(collection, headers=headers)
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else:
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tabulated = alternateTabulate(collection, headers=headers)
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if tabulated:
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print(tabulated)
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def printLineSubsetWithHighlighting(
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line, start, end, highlightStart=None, highlightEnd=None, maxLen=120, replacement=None):
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"""Print a (potential subset of a) line, with highlighting/underline and optional replacement.
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Will print at least the characters line[start:end], and potentially more if possible
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to do so without making the output too wide.
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Will highlight (underline) line[highlightStart:highlightEnd], where the default
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value for highlightStart is simply start, and the default value for highlightEnd is simply end.
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Replacment, if supplied, will be aligned with the highlighted range.
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Output is intended to look like part of a Clang compile error/warning message.
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"""
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# Fill in missing start/end with start/end of range.
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if highlightStart is None:
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highlightStart = start
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if highlightEnd is None:
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highlightEnd = end
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# Expand interested range start/end.
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start = min(start, highlightStart)
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end = max(end, highlightEnd)
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tildeLength = highlightEnd - highlightStart - 1
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caretLoc = highlightStart
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continuation = '[...]'
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if len(line) > maxLen:
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# Too long
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# the max is to handle -1 from .find() (which indicates "not found")
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followingSpaceIndex = max(end, line.find(' ', min(len(line), end + 1)))
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# Maximum length has decreased by at least
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# the length of a single continuation we absolutely need.
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maxLen -= len(continuation)
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if followingSpaceIndex <= maxLen:
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# We can grab the whole beginning of the line,
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# and not adjust caretLoc
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line = line[:maxLen] + continuation
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elif (len(line) - followingSpaceIndex) < 5:
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# We need to truncate the beginning,
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# but we're close to the end of line.
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newBeginning = len(line) - maxLen
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caretLoc += len(continuation)
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caretLoc -= newBeginning
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line = continuation + line[newBeginning:]
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else:
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# Need to truncate the beginning of the string too.
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newEnd = followingSpaceIndex
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# Now we need two continuations
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# (and to adjust caret to the right accordingly)
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maxLen -= len(continuation)
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caretLoc += len(continuation)
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newBeginning = newEnd - maxLen
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caretLoc -= newBeginning
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line = continuation + line[newBeginning:newEnd] + continuation
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stdout.buffer.write(line.encode('utf-8'))
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print()
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spaces = ' ' * caretLoc
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tildes = '~' * tildeLength
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print(spaces + colored('^' + tildes, 'green'))
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if replacement is not None:
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print(spaces + colored(replacement, 'green'))
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class ConsolePrinter(BasePrinter):
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"""Implementation of BasePrinter for generating diagnostic reports in colored, helpful console output."""
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def __init__(self):
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self.show_script_location = False
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super().__init__()
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###
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# Output methods: these all print directly.
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def outputResults(self, checker, broken_links=True,
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missing_includes=False):
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"""Output the full results of a checker run.
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Includes the diagnostics, broken links (if desired),
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and missing includes (if desired).
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"""
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self.output(checker)
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if broken_links:
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broken = checker.getBrokenLinks()
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if broken:
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self.outputBrokenLinks(checker, broken)
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if missing_includes:
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missing = checker.getMissingUnreferencedApiIncludes()
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if missing:
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self.outputMissingIncludes(checker, missing)
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def outputBrokenLinks(self, checker, broken):
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"""Output a table of broken links.
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Called by self.outputBrokenAndMissing() if requested.
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"""
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print('Missing API includes that are referenced by a linking macro: these result in broken links in the spec!')
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def makeRowOfBroken(entity, uses):
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fn = checker.findEntity(entity).filename
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anchor = '[[{}]]'.format(entity)
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locations = ', '.join((toNameAndLine(context, root_path=checker.root_path)
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for context in uses))
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return (fn, anchor, locations)
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printTabulated((makeRowOfBroken(entity, uses)
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for entity, uses in sorted(broken.items())),
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headers=['Include File', 'Anchor in lieu of include', 'Links to this entity'])
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def outputMissingIncludes(self, checker, missing):
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"""Output a table of missing includes.
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Called by self.outputBrokenAndMissing() if requested.
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"""
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missing = list(sorted(missing))
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if not missing:
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# Exit if none
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return
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print(
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'Missing, but unreferenced, API includes/anchors - potentially not-documented entities:')
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def makeRowOfMissing(entity):
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fn = checker.findEntity(entity).filename
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anchor = '[[{}]]'.format(entity)
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return (fn, anchor)
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printTabulated((makeRowOfMissing(entity) for entity in missing),
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headers=['Include File', 'Anchor in lieu of include'])
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def outputMessage(self, msg):
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"""Output a Message, with highlighted range and replacement, if appropriate."""
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highlightStart, highlightEnd = getHighlightedRange(msg.context)
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if '\n' in msg.context.filename:
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# This is a multi-line string "filename".
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# Extra blank line and delimiter line for readability:
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print()
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print('--------------------------------------------------------------------')
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fileAndLine = colored('{}:'.format(
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self.formatBrief(msg.context)), attrs=['bold'])
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headingSize = len('{context}: {mtype}: '.format(
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context=self.formatBrief(msg.context),
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mtype=self.formatBrief(msg.message_type, False)))
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indent = ' ' * headingSize
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printedHeading = False
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lines = msg.message[:]
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if msg.see_also:
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lines.append('See also:')
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lines.extend((' {}'.format(self.formatBrief(see))
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for see in msg.see_also))
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if msg.fix:
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lines.append('Note: Auto-fix available')
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for line in msg.message:
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if not printedHeading:
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scriptloc = ''
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if msg.script_location and self.show_script_location:
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scriptloc = ', ' + msg.script_location
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print('{fileLine} {mtype} {msg} (-{arg}{loc})'.format(
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fileLine=fileAndLine, mtype=msg.message_type.formattedWithColon(),
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msg=colored(line, attrs=['bold']), arg=msg.message_id.enable_arg(), loc=scriptloc))
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printedHeading = True
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else:
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print(colored(indent + line, attrs=['bold']))
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if len(msg.message) > 1:
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# extra blank line after multiline message
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print('')
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start, end = getInterestedRange(msg.context)
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printLineSubsetWithHighlighting(
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msg.context.line,
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start, end,
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highlightStart, highlightEnd,
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replacement=msg.replacement)
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def outputFallback(self, obj):
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"""Output by calling print."""
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print(obj)
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###
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# Format methods: these all return a string.
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def formatFilename(self, fn, _with_color=True):
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"""Format a local filename, as a relative path if possible."""
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return self.getRelativeFilename(fn)
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def formatMessageTypeBrief(self, message_type, with_color=True):
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"""Format a message type briefly, applying color if desired and possible.
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Delegates to the superclass if not formatting with color.
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"""
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if with_color:
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return message_type.formattedWithColon()
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return super(ConsolePrinter, self).formatMessageTypeBrief(
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message_type, with_color)
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