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"""Infoset serialization format styles.
This modules provides methods assisting the serialization module
in formatting the text content of serialized infosets.
The methods for "educating" and "stupefying" typographic characters
have been inspired by John Gruber's "SmartyPants" project
(http://daringfireball.net/projects/smartypants/,
see also http://web.chad.org/projects/smartypants.py/).
"""
__revision__ = "$Rev: 492 $"
__date__ = "$Date: 2007-07-06 21:38:45 -0400 (Fri, 06 Jul 2007) $"
__author__ = "Christoph Zwerschke (cito@online.de)"
__copyright__ = "Copyright 2006, Christoph Zwerschke"
__license__ = "MIT <http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php>"
import re
__all__ = ['Format', 'output_formats']
class Format(object):
"""Formatting details for Serializers."""
# Default values for some parameters:
wrap = 80
indent = '\t'
min_level, max_level = 1, 8
tabsize = 8
apostrophe = u'\u2019'
squotes = u'\u2018\u2019'
dquotes = u'\u201c\u201d'
dashes = u'\u2013\u2014'
ellipsis = u'\u2026'
# Regular expressions used by the Format class:
re_whitespace = re.compile(r'[ \t\n\r]+')
re_leading_blanks = re.compile(r'^[ \t]+', re.MULTILINE)
re_trailing_blanks = re.compile(r'[ \t]+$', re.MULTILINE)
re_duplicate_blanks = re.compile(r'[ \t]{2,}')
re_duplicate_newlines = re.compile(r'\n[ \t\n\r]*\n')
re_whitespace_with_newline = re.compile(r'[ \t]*\n[ \t\n\r]*')
re_indentation = re.compile(r'\n[ \t]*')
re_squotes = re.compile(r"'")
re_dquotes = re.compile(r'"')
re_sbackticks = re.compile(r"`")
re_dbackticks = re.compile(r"(?<![\w`])``(?!`)")
re_squote_decade = re.compile(r"(?<=\W)'(?=\d\d\D)")
re_squote_left = re.compile(
r"((?<=\W)'(?=\w))|((?<=\s)'(?=\S))", re.UNICODE)
re_squote_right = re.compile(
r"((?<=\w)'(?=\W))|((?<=\S)'(?=\s))|((?<=\W)')", re.UNICODE)
re_dquote_left = re.compile(
r'((?<=\W)"(?=\w))|((?<=\s)"(?=\S))', re.UNICODE)
re_dquote_right = re.compile(
r'((?<=\w)"(?=\W))|((?<=\S)"(?=\s))|((?<=\W)")', re.UNICODE)
re_endash = re.compile(r'(?<!-)--(?!-)')
re_emdash = re.compile(r'(?<!-)---(?!-)')
re_hyphen_between_blanks = re.compile(r'(?<!\S)-(?!\S)', re.UNICODE)
re_ellipses = re.compile(
r'((?<!\.)\.\.\.(?!\.\.))|((?<!\. )\. \. \.(?! \. \.))')
def __init__(self, *args, **kw):
"""Create an output format with given parameters.
You can pass one or more text filter functions
for processing text content in the output stream.
You can also set keyword parameters for using some
standard text filter operations. The following parameters
must be set to True to activate the operation:
strip_lines: strip blanks in all text lines
lstrip_lines: left strip blanks in all text lines
rstrip_lines: right strip blanks in all text lines
simple_blanks: remove all duplicate blanks
no_empty_lines: remove all empty lines
simple_whitespace: remove all duplicate whitespace
wrap: wrap text lines to a maximum width
You can also specify the exact width using the wrap parameter.
There are some more operations which you should use
with caution, since they may remove significant whitespace:
strip: strip whitespace
lstrip: left strip whitespace
rstrip: right strip whitespace
strip_blanks: strip blanks
lstrip_blanks: left strip blanks
rstrip_blanks: right strip blanks
The following parameters control typographic punctuation.
educate_quotes: use typographic quotes
educate_backticks: replace backticks with opening quotes
educate_dashes: replace en-dashes and em-dashes
educate_ellipses: replace ellipses
educate (or nice): all of the above
stupefy (or ugly): reverse operation of educate
apostrophe: character to be used for the apostrophe
squotes: left and right single quote characters
dquotes: left and right double quote characters
dashes: characters to be used for en-dash and em-dash
ellipsis: character to be used for the ellipsis
The following parameters control indentation.
This will insert newlines and level-dependent indentation,
paying regard to inline and whitespace senstive tags:
indent: string or number of blanks for indentation
min_level: minimum level for indentation
max_level: maximum level for indentation
Note that this formatting has some limitations since
it processes only text content in a stream (no look-ahead,
no paying regard to the format of the serialized tags).
The following parameters are passed to the Serializer
(see there for the possible values of these parameters):
decl: add xml declaration at the beginning
doctype: add document type at the beginning
entity_map (or named): entity map for named entities
transpose: how to transpose html tags
inject_type: inject meta tag with content-type
"""
wrap = kw.get('wrap')
if wrap:
if isinstance(wrap, bool):
wrap = wrap and self.wrap or None
elif isinstance(wrap, int):
wrap = wrap or None
else:
wrap = None
self.wrap = wrap
if wrap:
simple_whitespace = None
simple_blanks = simple_newlines = None
else:
simple_whitespace = kw.get('simple_whitespace')
if simple_whitespace:
simple_blanks = simple_newlines = None
else:
simple_blanks = kw.get('simple_blanks')
simple_newlines = kw.get('simple_newlines',
kw.get('no_empty_lines'))
if simple_blanks and simple_newlines:
simple_whitespace = True
simple_blanks = simple_newlines = None
strip = kw.get('strip')
if strip:
lstrip = rstrip = None
else:
lstrip = kw.get('lstrip')
rstrip = kw.get('rstrip')
if lstrip and rstrip:
strip = True
lstrip = rstrip = None
strip_lines = kw.get('strip_lines')
if strip_lines:
lstrip_lines = rstrip_lines = None
else:
lstrip_lines = kw.get('lstrip_lines')
rstrip_lines = kw.get('rstrip_lines')
if lstrip_lines and rstrip_lines:
strip_lines = True
lstrip_lines = rstrip_lines = None
if strip or strip_lines:
lstrip_blanks = rstrip_blanks \
= strip_blanks = None
else:
strip_blanks = kw.get('strip_blanks')
if strip_blanks:
lstrip_blanks = rstrip_blanks = None
else:
if lstrip or lstrip_lines:
lstrip_blanks = None
else:
lstrip_blanks = kw.get('lstrip_blanks')
if rstrip or rstrip_lines:
rstrip_blanks = None
else:
rstrip_blanks = kw.get('rstrip_blanks')
if lstrip_blanks and rstrip_blanks:
strip_blanks = True
lstrip_blanks = rstrip_blanks = None
indent = kw.get('indent')
if indent:
if isinstance(indent, bool):
indent = indent and self.indent or None
elif isinstance(indent, int):
indent = ' ' * indent
elif isinstance(indent, basestring):
pass
else:
indent = None
min_level = kw.get('min_level', self.min_level)
max_level = kw.get('max_level', self.max_level)
else:
min_level = max_level = None
self.indent = indent
self.min_level, self.max_level = min_level, max_level
stupefy = kw.get('stupefy', kw.get('ugly'))
educate = not stupefy and kw.get('educate',
kw.get('educated', kw.get('nice')))
educate_quotes = kw.get('educate_quotes', educate)
educate_backticks = kw.get('educate_backticks', educate)
self.with_backticks = bool(educate_backticks)
educate_dashes = kw.get('educate_dashes', educate)
educate_ellipses = kw.get('educate_ellipses', educate)
self.apostrophe = kw.get('apostrophe', self.apostrophe)
self.squotes = kw.get('squotes', self.squotes)
self.dquotes = kw.get('dquotes', self.dquotes)
self.dashes = kw.get('dashes', self.dashes)
self.ellipsis = kw.get('ellipsis', self.ellipsis)
filters = []
if simple_whitespace:
filters.append(self.simple_whitespace)
else:
if simple_blanks:
filters.append(self.simple_blanks)
elif simple_newlines:
filters.append(self.simple_newlines)
if strip:
filters.append(self.strip)
elif lstrip:
filters.append(self.lstrip)
elif rstrip:
filters.append(self.rstrip)
if strip_lines:
filters.append(self.strip_lines)
elif lstrip_lines:
filters.append(self.lstrip_lines)
elif rstrip_lines:
filters.append(self.rstrip_lines)
if strip_blanks:
filters.append(self.strip_blanks)
elif lstrip_blanks:
filters.append(self.lstrip_blanks)
elif rstrip_blanks:
filters.append(self.rstrip_blanks)
if stupefy:
filters.append(self.stupefy)
if educate_backticks and not educate_quotes:
filters.append(self.educate_backticks)
if educate_dashes:
filters.append(self.educate_dashes)
if educate_ellipses:
filters.append(self.educate_ellipses)
self.custom_filters = []
for f in args:
if callable(f):
if f not in self.custom_filters and f not in filters:
self.custom_filters.append(f)
self.text_filters = self.custom_filters + filters
self.context_filters = []
if educate_quotes:
self.context_filters.append(self.educate_quotes)
self.decl = kw.get('decl')
self.doctype = kw.get('doctype')
self.entity_map = kw.get('entity_map',
kw.get('named_entities', kw.get('named')))
self.transpose = kw.get('transpose')
self.inject_type = kw.get('inject_type')
def __repr__(self):
args = {}
attrs = self.__dict__.keys()
for attr in attrs:
if attr.endswith('_filters'):
continue
value = getattr(self, attr)
if value is not None:
try:
if value == getattr(Format, attr):
value = attr in ('wrap', 'indent') and True or None
except AttributeError:
pass
if value is not None:
args[attr] = value
for f in self.text_filters + self.context_filters:
attr = f.__name__
if attr == 'indent_lines':
if 'indent' not in args:
args['indent'] = True
elif attr == 'wrap_lines':
if 'wrap' not in args:
args['wrap'] = True
else:
args[attr] = True
if 'with_backticks' in args:
if args['with_backticks']:
args['educate_backticks'] = True
del args['with_backticks']
if ('educate_quotes' in args
and 'educate_backticks' in args
and 'educate_dashes' in args
and 'educate_ellipses' in args):
del args['educate_quotes']
del args['educate_backticks']
del args['educate_dashes']
del args['educate_ellipses']
args['educate'] = True
attrs = args.keys()
attrs.sort()
args = [f.__name__ for f in self.custom_filters] \
+ ['%s=%r' % (attr, args[attr]) for attr in attrs]
return "%s(%s)" % (self.__class__.__name__, ', '.join(args))
def filter(self, s, last_char=None, next_char=None):
"""Run all filters."""
return self.context_filter(self.text_filter(s),
last_char, next_char)
# Text filters without context
def text_filter(self, s):
"""Run all filters which do not need a context."""
for f in self.text_filters:
s = f(s)
return s
# Whitespace filtering
# (note that XML whitespace is different from Python whitespace)
def lstrip(s):
"""Left strip XML whitespace from string."""
return s.lstrip(' \t\n\r')
lstrip = staticmethod(lstrip)
def rstrip(s):
"""Right strip XML whitespace from string."""
return s.rstrip(' \t\n\r')
rstrip = staticmethod(rstrip)
def strip(s):
"""Strip XML whitespace from string."""
return s.strip(' \t\n\r')
strip = staticmethod(strip)
def lstrip_blanks(s):
"""Left strip only blanks and tabs from string."""
return s.lstrip(' \t')
lstrip_blanks = staticmethod(lstrip_blanks)
def rstrip_blanks(s):
"""Right strip only blanks and tabs from string."""
return s.rstrip(' \t')
rstrip_blanks = staticmethod(rstrip_blanks)
def strip_blanks(s):
"""Strip only blanks and tabs from string."""
return s.strip(' \t')
strip_blanks = staticmethod(strip_blanks)
def lstrip_lines(cls, s):
"""Left strip XML whitespace from all lines in string."""
return cls.re_leading_blanks.sub('', s)
lstrip_lines = classmethod(lstrip_lines)
def rstrip_lines(cls, s):
"""Right strip XML whitespace from all lines in string."""
return cls.re_trailing_blanks.sub('', s)
rstrip_lines = classmethod(rstrip_lines)
def strip_lines(cls, s):
"""Right strip XML whitespace from all lines in string."""
return cls.lstrip_lines(cls.rstrip_lines(s))
strip_lines = classmethod(strip_lines)
def simple_blanks(cls, s):
"""Remove all duplicate blanks in string."""
return cls.re_duplicate_blanks.sub(' ', s)
simple_blanks = classmethod(simple_blanks)
def simple_newlines(cls, s):
"""Remove all duplicate newlines in string."""
return cls.re_duplicate_newlines.sub('\n', s)
simple_newlines = classmethod(simple_newlines)
def simple_newline_whitespace(cls, s):
"""Simplify all whitespace containing newlines in string."""
return cls.re_whitespace_with_newline.sub('\n', s)
simple_newline_whitespace = classmethod(simple_newline_whitespace)
def simple_whitespace(cls, s):
"""Simplify all whitespace in string."""
return cls.simple_blanks(cls.simple_newline_whitespace(s))
simple_whitespace = classmethod(simple_whitespace)
def clean_whitespace(cls, s):
"""Simplify and strip all whitespace in string."""
return cls.strip(cls.simple_whitespace(s))
clean_whitespace = classmethod(clean_whitespace)
# Typographic formatting
def educate_backticks(self, s):
"""Replace backticks (`) with opening quotes."""
# Double backticks become opening quotes:
s = self.re_dbackticks.sub(self.dquotes[0], s)
# Any remaining double quotes should be closing ones:
s = self.re_dquotes.sub(self.dquotes[1], s)
# Single backticks become opening quotes:
s = self.re_sbackticks.sub(self.squotes[0], s)
# Special case for decade abbreviations (the '80s):
s = self.re_squote_decade.sub(self.apostrophe, s)
# Closing single quotes:
s = self.re_squote_right.sub(self.squotes[1], s)
# Any remaining single quotes should be apostrophes:
s = self.re_squotes.sub(self.apostrophe, s)
return s
def educate_dashes(self, s):
"""Replace en-dashes (--) and em-dashes (---)."""
s = self.re_hyphen_between_blanks.sub(self.dashes[0], s)
s = self.re_emdash.sub(self.dashes[1], s)
s = self.re_endash.sub(self.dashes[0], s)
return s
def educate_ellipses(self, s):
"""Replace ellipses (...)."""
return self.re_ellipses.sub(self.ellipsis, s)
def stupefy(self, s):
"""Replace typographic with simple punctuation."""
s = s.replace(self.squotes[0], "'").replace(self.squotes[1], "'")
s = s.replace(self.dquotes[0], '"').replace(self.dquotes[1], '"')
s = s.replace(self.dashes[0], '--').replace(self.dashes[1], '---')
return s.replace(self.ellipsis, '...')
# Text filters with context character
def context_filter(self, s, last_char=None, next_char=None):
"""Run all filters which need context characters."""
for f in self.context_filters:
s = f(s, last_char, next_char)
return s
# Typographic formatting with context character
def educate_quotes(self, s, last_char=None, next_char=None):
"""Use proper typographic quotes in the text.
You should at least pass the last character
of the text content if used as a stream filter.
"""
if self.with_backticks:
# backticks become opening quotes:
s = self.re_dbackticks.sub(self.dquotes[0], s)
s = self.re_sbackticks.sub(self.squotes[0], s)
s = '%c%s%c' % (last_char or ' ', s, next_char or '.')
# Special case for decade abbreviations (the '80s):
s = self.re_squote_decade.sub(self.apostrophe, s)
# Opening and closing single quotes:
s = self.re_squote_left.sub(self.squotes[0], s)
s = self.re_squote_right.sub(self.squotes[1], s)
# Any remaining single quotes should be apostrophes:
s = self.re_squotes.sub(self.apostrophe, s)
# Opening and closing double quotes:
s = self.re_dquote_left.sub(self.dquotes[0], s)
s = self.re_dquote_right.sub(self.dquotes[1], s)
# Any remaining double quotes should be opening ones:
s = self.re_dquotes.sub(self.dquotes[0], s)
return s[1:-1]
# Special filters for indentation and word wrapping
def indent_lines(self, s, indent=None):
"""Ident all lines in string."""
if indent is None:
indent = self.indent
return self.re_indentation.sub('\n' + indent, s)
def wrap_lines(self, s, width=None, offset=0, indent=0):
"""Wrap words in text lines with offset to a maximum width."""
if width is None:
width = self.wrap
s = self.re_whitespace.split(s)
t = []
if s:
word = s.pop(0)
offset += len(word)
if offset > width > 0:
t.append('\n')
offset = indent + len(word)
t.append(word)
for word in s:
offset += len(word) + 1
if offset <= width:
t.append(' ')
else:
t.append('\n')
offset = indent + len(word)
t.append(word)
return ''.join(t)
# Auxiliary functions for indentation and word wrapping
def indent_width(indent, tabsize=tabsize):
"""Calculate width of indentation."""
if indent.startswith('\t'):
width = len(indent)
indent = indent.lstrip('\t')
width -= len(indent)
width *= tabsize
width += len(indent)
else:
width = len(indent)
return width
indent_width = staticmethod(indent_width)
def new_offset(s, offset=0):
"""Calculate new offset after appending a string."""
n = s.rfind('\n')
if n < 0:
offset += len(s)
else:
offset = Format.indent_width(s[n+1:])
return offset
new_offset = staticmethod(new_offset)
# create some predefined serialization formats...
output_formats = {
'default':
Format(no_empty_lines=True),
'straight':
Format(),
'compact':
Format(simple_whitespace=True),
'newlines':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, indent=''),
'pretty':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, indent='\t'),
'wrap':
Format(wrap=True, indent=''),
'nice':
Format(no_empty_lines=True, nice=True),
'ugly':
Format(no_empty_lines=True, ugly=True),
'named':
Format(no_empty_lines=True, named=True),
'compact+named':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, named=True),
'newlines+named':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, indent='', named=True),
'pretty+named':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, indent='\t', named=True),
'wrap+named':
Format(wrap=True, indent='', named=True),
'compact+nice':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, nice=True),
'newlines+nice':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, indent='', nice=True),
'pretty+nice':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, indent='\t', nice=True),
'wrap+nice':
Format(wrap=True, indent='', nice=True),
'nice+named':
Format(no_empty_lines=True, nice=True, named=True),
'compact+named+nice':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, nice=True, named=True),
'newlines+named+nice':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, indent='', nice=True),
'pretty+named+nice':
Format(simple_whitespace=True, indent='\t', nice=True, named=True),
'wrap+named+nice':
Format(wrap=True, indent='', nice=True, named=True),
}
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