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The numbers are # Apple radar IDs. I hope that these shortcomings are addressed, I really # liked having the rules handled directly in Xcode during the period that # I was prototyping this. # # 6588600 Xcode compiles custom script rule outputs too soon, compilation # fails. This occurs when rule outputs from distinct inputs are # interdependent. The only workaround is to put rules and their # inputs in a separate target from the one that compiles the rule # outputs. This requires input file cooperation and it means that # process_outputs_as_sources is unusable. # 6584932 Need to declare that custom rule outputs should be excluded from # compilation. A possible workaround is to lie to Xcode about a # rule's output, giving it a dummy file it doesn't know how to # compile. 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Each item is a # list of all of the concrete outputs for the rule_source. concrete_outputs_by_rule_source = [] # concrete_outputs_all is a flat list of all concrete outputs that this # rule is able to produce, given the known set of input files # (rule_sources) that apply to it. concrete_outputs_all = [] # messages & actions are keyed by the same indices as rule['rule_sources'] # and concrete_outputs_by_rule_source. They contain the message and # action to perform after resolving input-dependent variables. The # message is optional, in which case None is stored for each rule source. messages = [] actions = [] for rule_source in rule.get('rule_sources', []): rule_source_basename = posixpath.basename(rule_source) (rule_source_root, rule_source_ext) = \ posixpath.splitext(rule_source_basename) # These are the same variable names that Xcode uses for its own native # rule support. 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Adding also them in the whitelist template... for langK in wikipedia.Family('wikipedia').langs.keys(): hiddentemplate.append('%s' % langK) # The template #if: isn't something to care about hiddentemplate.append('#if:') # If the images to skip are 0, set the skip variable to False (the same for the wait time) if skip_number == 0: skip = False if wait_number == 0: wait = False # nothing = Defining an empty image description nothing = ['', ' ', ' ', ' ', '\n', '\n ', '\n ', '\n\n', '\n \n', ' \n', ' \n ', ' \n \n'] # something = Minimal requirements for an image description. # If this fits, no tagging will take place (if there aren't other issues) # MIT license is ok on italian wikipedia, let also this here something = ['{{', "'''MIT license'''"] # Don't put "}}" here, please. Useless and can give problems. # Unused file extensions. Does not contain PDF. notallowed = ("xcf", "xls", "sxw", "sxi", "sxc", "sxd") # A little block-statement to ensure that the bot will not start with en-parameters if site.lang not in project_inserted: wikipedia.output(u"Your project is not supported by this script. You have to edit the script and add it!") wikipedia.stopme() # Some formatting for delete immediately template di = '\n%s' % di dels = dels % di # Reading the log of the new images if another generator is not given. if normal == True: if limit == 1: wikipedia.output(u"Retrieving the latest file for checking...") else: wikipedia.output(u"Retrieving the latest %d files for checking..." % limit) # Main Loop while 1: # Defing the Main Class. mainClass = main(site, sendemailActive = sendemailActive, duplicatesReport = duplicatesReport) # Untagged is True? Let's take that generator if untagged == True: generator = mainClass.untaggedGenerator(projectUntagged, limit) normal = False # Ensure that normal is False # Normal True? Take the default generator if normal == True: generator = pagegenerators.NewimagesPageGenerator(number = limit, site = site) # if urlUsed and regexGen, get the source for the generator if urlUsed == True and regexGen == True: textRegex = site.getUrl(regexPageUrl, no_hostname = True) # Not an url but a wiki page as "source" for the regex elif regexGen == True: pageRegex = wikipedia.Page(site, regexPageName) try: textRegex = pageRegex.get() except wikipedia.NoPage: wikipedia.output(u"%s doesn't exist!" % page.title()) textRegex = '' # No source, so the bot will quit later. # If generator is the regex' one, use your own Generator using an url or page and a regex. if generator == 'regex' and regexGen == True: generator = mainClass.regexGenerator(regexpToUse, textRegex) # Ok, We (should) have a generator, so let's go on. try: # Take the additional settings for the Project tupla_written = mainClass.takesettings() except wikipedia.Error: # Error? Settings = None wikipedia.output(u'Problems with loading the settigs, run without them.') tupla_written = None some_problem = False # Load the list of licenses allowed for our project list_licenses = mainClass.load_licenses() # Ensure that if the list given is empty it will be converted to "None" # (but it should be already done in the takesettings() function) if tupla_written == []: tupla_written = None # Real-Time page loaded if tupla_written != None: wikipedia.output(u'\t >> Loaded the real-time page... <<') # No settings found, No problem, continue. else: wikipedia.output(u'\t >> No additional settings found! <<') # Not the main, but the most important loop. #parsed = False for image in generator: # When you've a lot of image to skip before working use this workaround, otherwise # let this commented, thanks. [ decoment also parsed = False if you want to use it # #if image.title() != u'Immagine:Nytlogo379x64.gif' and not parsed: # wikipedia.output(u"%s already parsed." % image.title()) # continue #else: # parsed = True # If I don't inizialize the generator, wait part and skip part are useless if wait: printWithTimeZone(u'Waiting %s seconds before checking the images,' % wait_number) # Let's sleep... time.sleep(wait_number) # Never sleep again (we are in a loop) wait = False # If the generator returns something that is not an image, simply skip it. if normal == False and regexGen == False: if image_namespace.lower() not in image.title().lower() and \ 'image:' not in image.title().lower(): wikipedia.output(u'%s seems not an image, skip it...' % image.title()) continue try: imageName = image.title().split(image_namespace)[1] # Deleting the namespace (useless here) except IndexError:# Namespace image not found, that's not an image! Let's skip... wikipedia.output(u"%s is not an image, skipping..." % image.title()) continue mainClass.setParameters(imageName) # Setting the image for the main class # Skip block if skip == True: # If the images to skip are more the images to check, make them the same number if skip_number > limit: skip_number = limit # Print a starting message only if no images has been skipped if skip_list == []: if skip_number == 1: wikipedia.output(u'Skipping the first image:\n') else: wikipedia.output(u'Skipping the first %s images:\n' % skip_number) # If we still have pages to skip: if len(skip_list) < skip_number: wikipedia.output(u'Skipping %s...' % imageName) skip_list.append(imageName) if skip_number == 1: wikipedia.output('') skip = False continue else: wikipedia.output('') # Print a blank line. skip = False elif skip_list == []: # Skip must be false if we are here but # the user has set 0 as images to skip wikipedia.output(u'\t\t>> No images to skip...<<') skip_list.append('skip = Off') # Only to print it once parentesi = False # parentesi are these in italian: { ( ) } [] delete = False tagged = False extension = imageName.split('.')[-1] # get the extension from the image's name # Page => ImagePage p = wikipedia.ImagePage(site, image.title()) # Get the text in the image (called g) try: g = p.get() except wikipedia.NoPage: wikipedia.output(u"Skipping %s because it has been deleted." % imageName) continue except wikipedia.IsRedirectPage: wikipedia.output(u"The file description for %s is a redirect?!" % imageName) continue # Check on commons if there's already an image with the same name if commonsActive == True: response = mainClass.checkImageOnCommons() if response == False: continue # Check if there are duplicates of the image on the project selected if duplicatesActive == True: response2 = mainClass.checkImageDuplicated() if response2 == False: continue # Is the image already tagged? If yes, no need to double-check, skip for i in TextFind: # If there are {{ use regex, otherwise no (if there's not the {{ may not be a template # and the regex will be wrong) if '{{' in i: regexP = re.compile('\{\{(?:template|)%s ?(?:\||\n|\}) ?' % i.split('{{')[1].replace(' ', '[ _]'), re.I) result = regexP.findall(g) if result != []: tagged = True elif i.lower() in g: tagged = True # Deleting the useless template from the description (before adding something # in the image the original text will be reloaded, don't worry). hiddenTemplateFound = False white_template_found = 0 for l in hiddentemplate: if tagged == False: res = re.findall(r'\{\{(?:[Tt]emplate:|)%s(?: \n|\||\n|\})' % l.lower(), g.lower()) if res != []: white_template_found += 1 if l != '' and l != ' ': # Check that l is not nothing or a space # Deleting! (replace the template with nothing) regex_white_template = re.compile(r'\{\{(?:template:|)%s' % l, re.IGNORECASE) g = regex_white_template.sub(r'', g) hiddenTemplateFound = True if white_template_found == 1: wikipedia.output(u'A white template found, skipping the template...') elif white_template_found == 0: pass # if nothing found, print nothing else: wikipedia.output(u'White templates found: %s; skipping those templates...' % white_template_found) for a_word in something: # something is the array with {{, MIT License and so on. if a_word in g: # There's a template, probably a license (or I hope so) parentesi = True # Is the extension allowed? 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Imagechanges set wrongly!") tupla_written = None break summary = tupla[5] head_2 = tupla[6] text = tupla[7] text = text % imageName mexCatched = tupla[8] wikipedia.setAction(summary) for k in find_list: if find_tipe.lower() == 'findonly': if k.lower() == g.lower(): some_problem = True text_used = text head_used = head_2 imagestatus_used = imagestatus name_used = name summary_used = summary mex_used = mexCatched break elif find_tipe.lower() == 'find': if k.lower() in g.lower(): some_problem = True text_used = text head_used = head_2 imagestatus_used = imagestatus name_used = name summary_used = summary mex_used = mexCatched continue # If the image exists (maybe it has been deleting during the oder # checking parts or something, who knows? ;-)) if p.exists(): # Here begins the check block. if tagged == True: # Tagged? Yes, skip. printWithTimeZone(u'%s is already tagged...' % imageName) continue if some_problem == True: if mex_used in g: wikipedia.output(u'Image already fixed. Skip.') continue wikipedia.output(u"The image description for %s contains %s..." % (imageName, name_used)) if mex_used.lower() == 'default': mex_used = unvertext if imagestatus_used == False: reported = mainClass.report_image(imageName) else: reported = True if reported == True: #if imagestatus_used == True: mainClass.report(mex_used, imageName, text_used, "\n%s\n" % head_used, None, imagestatus_used, summary_used) else: wikipedia.output(u"Skipping the image...") some_problem = False continue elif parentesi == True: seems_ok = False license_found = None if smartdetection: regex_find_licenses = re.compile(r'\{\{(?:[Tt]emplate:|)(.*?)(?:[|\n].*?|)\}\}', re.DOTALL) licenses_found = regex_find_licenses.findall(g) if licenses_found != []: for license_selected in licenses_found: #print template.exists() template = wikipedia.Page(site, 'Template:%s' % license_selected) if template.isRedirectPage(): template = template.getRedirectTarget() license_found = license_selected if template in list_licenses: seems_ok = True break if not seems_ok: rep_text_license_fake = "\n*[[:Image:%s]] seems to have a ''fake license'', license detected: {{tl|%s}}." % (imageName, license_found) regexFakeLicense = r"\* ?\[\[:Image:%s\]\] seems to have a ''fake license'', license detected: \{\{tl\|%s\}\}\.$" % (imageName, license_found) printWithTimeZone(u"%s seems to have a fake license: %s, reporting..." % (imageName, license_found)) mainClass.report_image(imageName, rep_text = rep_text_license_fake, addings = False, regex = regexFakeLicense) else: seems_ok = True if seems_ok: if license_found != None: printWithTimeZone(u"%s seems ok, license found: %s..." % (imageName, license_found)) else: printWithTimeZone(u"%s seems ok..." % imageName) # It works also without this... but i want only to be sure ^^ parentesi = False continue elif delete == True: wikipedia.output(u"%s is not a file!" % imageName) # Modify summary text wikipedia.setAction(dels) canctext = di % extension notification = din % imageName head = dih mainClass.report(canctext, imageName, notification, head) delete = False continue elif g in nothing: wikipedia.output(u"The image description for %s does not contain a license template!" % imageName) if hiddenTemplateFound and HiddenTN != None and HiddenTN != '' and HiddenTN != ' ': notification = HiddenTN % imageName else: notification = nn % imageName head = nh mainClass.report(unvertext, imageName, notification, head, smwl) continue else: wikipedia.output(u"%s has only text and not the specific license..." % imageName) if hiddenTemplateFound and HiddenTN != None and HiddenTN != '' and HiddenTN != ' ': notification = HiddenTN % imageName else: notification = nn % imageName head = nh mainClass.report(unvertext, imageName, notification, head, smwl) continue # A little block to perform the repeat or to break. if repeat == True: printWithTimeZone(u"Waiting for %s seconds," % time_sleep) time.sleep(time_sleep) elif repeat == False: wikipedia.output(u"\t\t\t>> STOP! <<") return True # Exit | 2165209677d483eb7ff231fba7e819490a2c8291 /local1/tlutelli/issta_data/temp/all_python//python/2008_temp/2008/4404/2165209677d483eb7ff231fba7e819490a2c8291/checkimages.py | [
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