/brz/remove-bazaar

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global_help = \

"""Bazaar-NG -- a free distributed version-control tool

http://bazaar-ng.org/

**WARNING: THIS IS AN UNSTABLE DEVELOPMENT VERSION**

* Metadata format is not stable yet -- you may need to

  discard history in the future.

* Many commands unimplemented or partially implemented.

* Space-inefficient storage.

* No merge operators yet.

To make a branch, use 'bzr init' in an existing directory, then 'bzr

add' to make files versioned.  'bzr add .' will recursively add all

non-ignored files.

'bzr status' describes files that are unknown, ignored, or modified.

'bzr diff' shows the text changes to the tree or named files.

'bzr commit -m <MESSAGE>' commits all changes in that branch.

'bzr move' and 'bzr rename' allow you to rename files or directories.

'bzr remove' makes a file unversioned but keeps the working copy;

to delete that too simply delete the file.

'bzr log' shows a history of changes, and

'bzr info' gives summary statistical information.

'bzr check' validates all files are stored safely.

Files can be ignored by giving a path or a glob in .bzrignore at the

top of the tree.  Use 'bzr ignored' to see what files are ignored and

why, and 'bzr unknowns' to see files that are neither versioned or

ignored.

For more help on any command, type 'bzr help COMMAND', or 'bzr help

commands' for a list.

"""

def help(topic=None):

    if topic == None:

        print global_help

    elif topic == 'commands':

        help_commands()

    else:

        help_on_command(topic)

def command_usage(cmdname, cmdclass):

    """Return single-line grammar for command.

    Only describes arguments, not options.

    """

    s = cmdname + ' '

    for aname in cmdclass.takes_args:

        aname = aname.upper()

        if aname[-1] in ['$', '+']:

            aname = aname[:-1] + '...'

        elif aname[-1] == '?':

            aname = '[' + aname[:-1] + ']'

        elif aname[-1] == '*':

            aname = '[' + aname[:-1] + '...]'

        s += aname + ' '

    assert s[-1] == ' '

    s = s[:-1]

    return s

def help_on_command(cmdname):

    cmdname = str(cmdname)

    from inspect import getdoc

    import commands

    topic, cmdclass = commands.get_cmd_class(cmdname)

    doc = getdoc(cmdclass)

    if doc == None:

        raise NotImplementedError("sorry, no detailed help yet for %r" % cmdname)

    print 'usage:', command_usage(topic, cmdclass)

    if cmdclass.aliases:

        print 'aliases: ' + ', '.join(cmdclass.aliases)

    print doc

    help_on_option(cmdclass.takes_options)

def help_on_option(options):

    import commands

    if not options:

        return

    print

    print 'options:'

    for on in options:

        l = '    --' + on

        for shortname, longname in commands.SHORT_OPTIONS.items():

            if longname == on:

                l += ', -' + shortname

                break

        print l

def help_commands():

    """List all commands"""

    import inspect

    import commands

    accu = []

    for cmdname, cmdclass in commands.get_all_cmds():

        accu.append((cmdname, cmdclass))

    accu.sort()

    for cmdname, cmdclass in accu:

        if cmdclass.hidden:

            continue

        print command_usage(cmdname, cmdclass)

        help = inspect.getdoc(cmdclass)

        if help:

            print "    " + help.split('\n', 1)[0]