libapache2-mod-rivet 2.2.4-1 / usr / lib / tcltk / rivet2.2 / init.tcl

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package provide Rivet 2.2

namespace eval ::Rivet {

    ###
    ## export_tcl_commands --
    ## this is temporary hack to export names of Tcl commands in rivet-tcl/.
    ## This function will be removed in future versions of Rivet and it's
    ## meant to provide a basic way to guarantee compatibility with older
    ## versions of Rivet (see code in ::Rivet::init)
    ##

    proc tcl_commands_export_list {tclpath} {

        # we collect the commands in rivet-tcl by reading the tclIndex
        # file and then we extract the command list from auto_index

        namespace eval ::rivet_temp { }
        set ::rivet_temp::tclpath $tclpath

        namespace eval ::rivet_temp {
            variable auto_index
            array set auto_index {}

            # the auto_index in ${tclpath}/tclIndex is loaded
            
            set dir $tclpath
            source [file join $tclpath tclIndex]
        }
        
        set command_list [namespace eval ::rivet_temp {array names auto_index}]

        # commands in 'command_list' are prefixed with ::rivet, so we have to
        # remove it to build an export list 
        
        set export_list {}
        foreach c $command_list {
            if {[regexp {::rivet::(.*)} $c m cmd]} {
                lappend export_list $cmd
#               namespace eval ::rivet [list namespace export $cmd]
            }
        }

        # we won't left anything behind
        namespace delete ::rivet_temp

        return $export_list
    }

    ###
    ## This routine gets called each time a new request comes in.
    ## It sets up the request namespace and creates a global command
    ## to replace the default global.  This ensures that when a user
    ## uses global variables, they're actually contained within the
    ## namespace.  So, everything gets deleted when the request is finished.
    ###
    proc initialize_request {} {
        catch { namespace delete ::request }

        namespace eval ::request { }

        proc ::request::global {args} {
            foreach arg $args {
                uplevel "::global ::request::$arg"
            }
        }
    }

    ###
    ## The default error handler for Rivet.  Any time a page runs into an
    ## error, this routine will be called to handle the error information.
    ## If an ErrorScript has been specified, this routine will not be called.
    ###
    proc handle_error {} {
        global errorInfo
        global errorOutbuf

        puts <PRE>
        puts "<HR>$errorInfo<HR>"
        puts "<P><B>OUTPUT BUFFER:</B></P>"
        puts $errorOutbuf
        puts </PRE>
    }

    ###
    ## This routine gets called each time a request is finished.  Any kind
    ## of special cleanup can be placed here.
    ###
    proc cleanup_request {} {
    }

    ###
    ## The main initialization procedure for Rivet.
    ###
    proc init {} {
        global auto_path
        global server

        ## Add the rivet-tcl directory to Tcl's auto search path.
        ## We insert it at the head of the list because we want any of
        ## our procs named the same as Tcl's procs to be overridden.
        ## Example: parray
        set tclpath [file join [file dirname [info script]] rivet-tcl]
        set auto_path [linsert $auto_path 0 $tclpath]

        ## As we moved the commands set to ::rivet namespace we
        ## we want to guarantee the commands are still accessible
        ## at global level by putting them on the export list.
        ## Importing the ::rivet namespace is deprecated and we should
        ## make it clear in the manual

        ## we keep in ::rivet::export_list a list of importable commands

        namespace eval ::rivet [list set export_list [tcl_commands_export_list $tclpath]]
        namespace eval ::rivet {

        ## init.tcl is run by mod_rivet (which creates the ::rivet namespace) but it gets run
        ## standalone by mkPkgindex during the installation phase. We have to make sure the
        ## procedure won't fail in this case, so we check for the existence of the variable.

            if {[info exists module_conf(export_namespace_commands)] && \
                 $module_conf(export_namespace_commands)} {

                eval namespace export $export_list

            } 
        }
        ## Add the packages directory to the auto_path.
        ## If we have a packages$tcl_version directory
        ## (IE: packages8.3, packages8.4) append that as well.

        ## The packages directory come right after the rivet-tcl directory.
        set pkgpath [file join [file dirname [info script]] packages]
        set auto_path [linsert $auto_path 1 $pkgpath]
        set auto_path [linsert $auto_path 2 ${pkgpath}-local]

        if { [file exists ${pkgpath}$::tcl_version] } {
            lappend auto_path ${pkgpath}$::tcl_version
        }

        ## Likewise we have also to add to auto_path the directory containing 
        ## this script since it holds the pkgIndex.tcl file for package Rivet. 

        set auto_path [linsert $auto_path 0 [file dirname [info script]]]

        ## This will allow users to create proc libraries and tclIndex files
        ## in the local directory that can be autoloaded.
        ## Perhaps this must go to the front of the list to allow the user
        ## to override even Rivet's procs.
        lappend auto_path .
    }

} ;## namespace eval ::Rivet


## Rivet 2.1.x supports Tcl >= 8.5, therefore there's no more need for
## the command incr0, as the functionality of creating a not yet
## existing variable is now provided by 'incr'. Being incr0 a command
## in Rivet < 2.1.0, before the move into the ::Rivet namespace, 
## we alias this command only in the global namespace

interp alias {} ::incr0 {} incr

## Initialize Rivet.
::Rivet::init

## And now we get to the import of the whole ::rivet namespace. 
## Some commands (namely lassign) replace the native lassign command
## so we have to  use the -force switch

# Do we actually want to import everything? If Rivet was configured
# to import the ::rivet namespace for compatibility we do it right away.
# This option is not guaranteed to be supported in future versions.

if {[info exists module_conf(import_rivet_commands)] && $module_conf(import_rivet_commands)} {
    namespace eval :: { namespace import -force ::rivet::* }
}

array unset module_conf