/brz/remove-bazaar

# Copyright (C) 2005, 2006 Canonical Ltd

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from cStringIO import StringIO

import codecs

import bzrlib

from bzrlib.decorators import *

import bzrlib.errors as errors

from bzrlib.errors import LockError, ReadOnlyError

from bzrlib.osutils import file_iterator, safe_unicode

from bzrlib.symbol_versioning import *

from bzrlib.symbol_versioning import deprecated_method, zero_eight

from bzrlib.trace import mutter

import bzrlib.transactions as transactions

# XXX: The tracking here of lock counts and whether the lock is held is

# somewhat redundant with what's done in LockDir; the main difference is that

# LockableFiles permits reentrancy.

class LockableFiles(object):

    """Object representing a set of related files locked within the same scope.

    These files are used by a WorkingTree, Repository or Branch, and should

    generally only be touched by that object.

    LockableFiles also provides some policy on top of Transport for encoding

    control files as utf-8.

    LockableFiles manage a lock count and can be locked repeatedly by

    a single caller.  (The underlying lock implementation generally does not

    support this.)

    Instances of this class are often called control_files.

    This object builds on top of a Transport, which is used to actually write

    the files to disk, and an OSLock or LockDir, which controls how access to

    the files is controlled.  The particular type of locking used is set when

    the object is constructed.  In older formats OSLocks are used everywhere.

    in newer formats a LockDir is used for Repositories and Branches, and 

    OSLocks for the local filesystem.

    """

    _lock_mode = None               # None, or 'r' or 'w'

    # If _lock_mode is true, a positive count of the number of times the

    # lock has been taken *by this process*.  Others may have compatible 

    # read locks.

    _lock_count = None

    # If set to False (by a plugin, etc) BzrBranch will not set the

    # mode on created files or directories

    _set_file_mode = True

    _set_dir_mode = True

    def __init__(self, transport, lock_name, lock_strategy_class=None):

        """Create a LockableFiles group

        :param transport: Transport pointing to the directory holding the 

            control files and lock.

        :param lock_name: Name of the lock guarding these files.

        :param lock_strategy_class: Class of lock strategy to use.

        """

        object.__init__(self)

        self._transport = transport

        self.lock_name = lock_name

        self._transaction = None

        self._find_modes()

        # TODO: remove this and make the parameter mandatory

        if lock_strategy_class is None:

            lock_strategy_class = TransportLock

        esc_name = self._escape(lock_name)

        self._lock_strategy = lock_strategy_class(transport, esc_name)

    def _escape(self, file_or_path):

        if not isinstance(file_or_path, basestring):

            file_or_path = '/'.join(file_or_path)

        if file_or_path == '':

            return u''

        return bzrlib.transport.urlescape(safe_unicode(file_or_path))

    def _find_modes(self):

        """Determine the appropriate modes for files and directories."""

        try:

            st = self._transport.stat('.')

        except errors.TransportNotPossible:

            self._dir_mode = 0755

            self._file_mode = 0644

        else:

            self._dir_mode = st.st_mode & 07777

            # Remove the sticky and execute bits for files

            self._file_mode = self._dir_mode & ~07111

        if not self._set_dir_mode:

            self._dir_mode = None

        if not self._set_file_mode:

            self._file_mode = None

    def controlfilename(self, file_or_path):

        """Return location relative to branch."""

        return self._transport.abspath(self._escape(file_or_path))

    @deprecated_method(zero_eight)

    def controlfile(self, file_or_path, mode='r'):

        """Open a control file for this branch.

        There are two classes of file in a lockable directory: text

        and binary.  binary files are untranslated byte streams.  Text

        control files are stored with Unix newlines and in UTF-8, even

        if the platform or locale defaults are different.

        Such files are not openable in write mode : they are managed via

        put and put_utf8 which atomically replace old versions using

        atomicfile.

        """

        relpath = self._escape(file_or_path)

        # TODO: codecs.open() buffers linewise, so it was overloaded with

        # a much larger buffer, do we need to do the same for getreader/getwriter?

        if mode == 'rb': 

            return self.get(relpath)

        elif mode == 'wb':

            raise BzrError("Branch.controlfile(mode='wb') is not supported, use put[_utf8]")

        elif mode == 'r':

            return self.get_utf8(relpath)

        elif mode == 'w':

            raise BzrError("Branch.controlfile(mode='w') is not supported, use put[_utf8]")

        else:

            raise BzrError("invalid controlfile mode %r" % mode)

    @needs_read_lock

    def get(self, relpath):

        """Get a file as a bytestream."""

        relpath = self._escape(relpath)

        return self._transport.get(relpath)

    @needs_read_lock

    def get_utf8(self, relpath):

        """Get a file as a unicode stream."""

        relpath = self._escape(relpath)

        # DO NOT introduce an errors=replace here.

        return codecs.getreader('utf-8')(self._transport.get(relpath))

    @needs_write_lock

    def put(self, path, file):

        """Write a file.

        :param path: The path to put the file, relative to the .bzr control

                     directory

        :param f: A file-like or string object whose contents should be copied.

        """

        self._transport.put(self._escape(path), file, mode=self._file_mode)

    @needs_write_lock

    def put_utf8(self, path, a_string):

        """Write a string, encoding as utf-8.

        :param path: The path to put the string, relative to the transport root.

        :param string: A file-like or string object whose contents should be copied.

        """

        # IterableFile would not be needed if Transport.put took iterables

        # instead of files.  ADHB 2005-12-25

        # RBC 20060103 surely its not needed anyway, with codecs transcode

        # file support ?

        # JAM 20060103 We definitely don't want encode(..., 'replace')

        # these are valuable files which should have exact contents.

        if not isinstance(a_string, basestring):

            raise errors.BzrBadParameterNotString(a_string)

        self.put(path, StringIO(a_string.encode('utf-8')))

    def lock_write(self):

        # mutter("lock write: %s (%s)", self, self._lock_count)

        # TODO: Upgrade locking to support using a Transport,

        # and potentially a remote locking protocol

        if self._lock_mode:

            if self._lock_mode != 'w':

                raise ReadOnlyError(self)

            self._lock_count += 1

        else:

            self._lock_strategy.lock_write()

            self._lock_mode = 'w'

            self._lock_count = 1

            self._set_transaction(transactions.PassThroughTransaction())

    def lock_read(self):

        # mutter("lock read: %s (%s)", self, self._lock_count)

        if self._lock_mode:

            assert self._lock_mode in ('r', 'w'), \

                   "invalid lock mode %r" % self._lock_mode

            self._lock_count += 1

        else:

            self._lock_strategy.lock_read()

            self._lock_mode = 'r'

            self._lock_count = 1

            self._set_transaction(transactions.ReadOnlyTransaction())

            # 5K may be excessive, but hey, its a knob.

            self.get_transaction().set_cache_size(5000)

    def unlock(self):

        # mutter("unlock: %s (%s)", self, self._lock_count)

        if not self._lock_mode:

            raise errors.LockNotHeld(self)

        if self._lock_count > 1:

            self._lock_count -= 1

        else:

            self._finish_transaction()

            self._lock_strategy.unlock()

            self._lock_mode = self._lock_count = None

    def is_locked(self):

        """Return true if this LockableFiles group is locked"""

        return self._lock_count >= 1

    def get_transaction(self):

        """Return the current active transaction.

        If no transaction is active, this returns a passthrough object

        for which all data is immediately flushed and no caching happens.

        """

        if self._transaction is None:

            return transactions.PassThroughTransaction()

        else:

            return self._transaction

    def _set_transaction(self, new_transaction):

        """Set a new active transaction."""

        if self._transaction is not None:

            raise errors.LockError('Branch %s is in a transaction already.' %

                                   self)

        self._transaction = new_transaction

    def _finish_transaction(self):

        """Exit the current transaction."""

        if self._transaction is None:

            raise errors.LockError('Branch %s is not in a transaction' %

                                   self)

        transaction = self._transaction

        self._transaction = None

        transaction.finish()

class TransportLock(object):

    """Locking method which uses transport-dependent locks.

    On the local filesystem these transform into OS-managed locks.

    These do not guard against concurrent access via different

    transports.

    This is suitable for use only in WorkingTrees (which are at present

    always local).

    """

    def __init__(self, transport, escaped_name):

        self._transport = transport

        self._escaped_name = escaped_name

    def lock_write(self):

        self._lock = self._transport.lock_write(self._escaped_name)

    def lock_read(self):

        self._lock = self._transport.lock_read(self._escaped_name)

    def unlock(self):

        self._lock.unlock()

        self._lock = None

    # TODO: for old locks we have to manually create the file the first time

    # it's used; this should be here too.