planet print, planet structure commands

svn: r9403
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Jacob Matthews 2008-04-22 21:32:23 +00:00
parent 8203977a21
commit c40da0feb8
3 changed files with 757 additions and 525 deletions

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@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ If the PLaneT client doesn't have any previous linkage information, it
checks its list of already-installed PLaneT packages for one that
meets the requirement, and uses it if available. Both PLaneT-installed
packages and packages established through a development link
(see @secref["devlinks"])
(see @secref{devlinks})
are checked simultaneously at this stage.
@subsection{Acceptable Remote Package}
@ -245,18 +245,23 @@ command line as
where @italic{command} is a subcommand from the following list, and
@exec{arg} is a sequence of arguments determined by that subcommand:
@(define (cmd name desc)
@item{@(seclink name (exec name)): @desc})
@itemize{
@item{@exec{create}: create a PLaneT archive from a directory}
@item{@exec{install}: download and install a given package}
@item{@exec{remove}: remove the specified package from the local cache}
@item{@exec{show}: list the packages installed in the local cache}
@item{@exec{clearlinks}: clear the linkage table, allowing upgrades}
@item{@exec{fileinject}: install a local file to the planet cache}
@item{@exec{link}: create a development link}
@item{@exec{unlink}: remove development link associated with the given package}
@item{@exec{fetch}: download a package file without installing it}
@item{@exec{url}: get a URL for the given package}
@item{@exec{open}: unpack the contents of the given package}}
@cmd["create"]{create a PLaneT archive from a directory}
@cmd["install"]{download and install a given package}
@cmd["remove"]{remove the specified package from the local cache}
@cmd["show"]{list the packages installed in the local cache}
@cmd["clearlinks"]{clear the linkage table, allowing upgrades}
@cmd["fileinject"]{install a local file to the planet cache}
@cmd["link"]{create a development link}
@cmd["unlink"]{remove development link associated with the given package}
@cmd["fetch"]{download a package file without installing it}
@cmd["url"]{get a URL for the given package}
@cmd["open"]{unpack the contents of the given package}
@cmd["structure"]{display the structure of a given .plt archive}
@cmd["print"]{display a file within of the given .plt archive}}
Each of these commands is described in more detail below. All the
functionality of the command-line tool is also provided with a programmatic interface by
@ -323,14 +328,15 @@ the given file's filename as the its package name, and the given major and minor
Usage:
@commandline{planet link <owner> <pkg> <maj> <min> <path>}
Create a development link between the given package specifier and the
specified directory name.
Create a development link (see @secref{devlinks}) between the given
package specifier and the specified directory name.
@subsection[#:tag "unlink"]{@exec{unlink}}
Usage:
@commandline{planet unlink <owner> <pkg> <maj> <min>}
Remove any development link associated with the given package.
Remove any development link (see @secref{devlinks}) associated with
the given package.
@subsection[#:tag "fetch"]{@exec{fetch}}
@ -357,6 +363,25 @@ installing.
This command is not necessary for normal use of planet. It is intended to allow
you to inspect package contents offline without needing to install the package.
@subsection[#:tag "structure"]{@exec{structure}}
Usage:
@commandline{planet structure <plt-file>}
Print the structure of the PLaneT archive named by <plt-file> to the standard
output port.
This command does not unpack or install the named .plt file.
@subsection[#:tag "print"]{@exec{print}}
Usage:
@commandline{planet print <plt-file> <path>}
Print the contents of the file named by <path>, which must be a relative path
within the PLaneT archive named by <plt-file>, to the standard output port.
This command does not unpack or install the named .plt file.
@section{Utility Libraries}
The planet collection provides configuration and utilities for using PLaneT.
@ -477,6 +502,17 @@ into the given directory (creating that path if necessary).}
any]{
Removes the specified package from the local planet cache.}
@defproc[(display-plt-file-structure [plt-file (or/c path-string? path?)])
any]{
Print a tree representing the file and directory structure of the
PLaneT archive .plt file named by @scheme[plt-file] to @scheme[(current-output-port)].}
@defproc[(display-plt-archived-file [plt-file (or/c path-string? path?)]
[file-to-print string?])
any]{
Print the contents of the file named @scheme[file-to-print] within the
PLaneT archive .plt file named by @scheme[plt-file] to @scheme[(current-output-port)].}
@defproc[(unlink-all) any]{
Removes the entire linkage table from the system, which will force all
modules to relink themselves to PLaneT modules the next time they run.}

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@ -98,6 +98,18 @@ This command is not necessary for normal use of planet. It is intended to allow
#:args (plt-file target)
(do-unpack plt-file target)]
["structure" "display the structure of a given .plt archive"
"\nPrint the structure of the PLaneT archive named by <plt-file> to the standard output port.
This command does not unpack or install the named .plt file."
#:args (plt-file)
(do-structure plt-file)]
["print" "display a file within of the given .plt archive"
"\nPrint the contents of the file named by <path>, which must be a relative path within the PLaneT archive named by <plt-file>, to the standard output port.
This command does not unpack or install the named .plt file."
#:args (plt-file path)
(do-display plt-file path)]
;; unimplemented so far:
#;(("-u" "--unlink")
module
@ -246,6 +258,18 @@ This command is not necessary for normal use of planet. It is intended to allow
(let ([file (normalize-path plt-file)])
(unpack-planet-archive file target)))
(define (do-structure plt-file)
(unless (file-exists? plt-file)
(fail (format "The specified file (~a) does not exist" plt-file)))
(let ([file (normalize-path plt-file)])
(display-plt-file-structure file)))
(define (do-display plt-file file-to-print)
(unless (file-exists? plt-file)
(fail (format "The specified file (~a) does not exist" plt-file)))
(let ([file (normalize-path plt-file)])
(display-plt-archived-file file file-to-print)))
;; ------------------------------------------------------------
;; Utility
@ -259,12 +283,6 @@ This command is not necessary for normal use of planet. It is intended to allow
[(not ((cadar c) (car a) (car b))) #f]
[else (loop (cdr a) (cdr b) (cdr c))])))))
;; ============================================================
;; start the program

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@ -1,39 +1,46 @@
(module util mzscheme
#lang scheme
(require "config.ss"
(require "config.ss"
"planet-archives.ss"
"private/planet-shared.ss"
"private/linkage.ss"
"resolver.ss"
net/url
(lib "xml.ss" "xml")
xml/xml
mzlib/contract
mzlib/file
mzlib/list
(lib "pack.ss" "setup")
(lib "plt-single-installer.ss" "setup")
(lib "getinfo.ss" "setup")
(lib "unpack.ss" "setup")
mzlib/etc)
mzlib/etc
scheme/port
scheme/path
#| The util collection provides a number of useful functions for interacting with the PLaneT system. |#
setup/pack
setup/plt-single-installer
setup/getinfo
setup/unpack
setup/scribble)
(provide
#| The util collection provides a number of useful functions for interacting with the PLaneT system. |#
(provide
current-cache-contents
current-linkage
make-planet-archive
unpack-planet-archive
force-package-building?
build-scribble-docs?
get-installed-planet-archives
get-hard-linked-packages
unlink-all
lookup-package-by-keys
resolve-planet-path
(struct exn:fail:planet ()))
(struct-out exn:fail:planet)
display-plt-file-structure
display-plt-archived-file)
(provide/contract
(provide/contract
[download/install-pkg
(-> string? string? natural-number/c natural-number/c (union pkg? false/c))]
[add-hard-link
@ -45,8 +52,8 @@
[erase-pkg
(-> string? string? natural-number/c natural-number/c void?)])
;; download/install-pkg : string string nat nat -> pkg | #f
(define (download/install-pkg owner name maj min)
;; download/install-pkg : string string nat nat -> pkg | #f
(define (download/install-pkg owner name maj min)
(let* ([pspec (pkg-spec->full-pkg-spec (list owner name maj min) #f)]
[upkg (get-package-from-server pspec)])
(cond
@ -54,24 +61,24 @@
(pkg-promise->pkg upkg)]
[else #f])))
;; current-cache-contents : -> ((string ((string ((nat (nat ...)) ...)) ...)) ...)
;; returns the packages installed in the local PLaneT cache
(define (current-cache-contents)
;; current-cache-contents : -> ((string ((string ((nat (nat ...)) ...)) ...)) ...)
;; returns the packages installed in the local PLaneT cache
(define (current-cache-contents)
(cdr (tree->list (repository-tree))))
;; just so it will be provided
(define unlink-all remove-all-linkage!)
;; just so it will be provided
(define unlink-all remove-all-linkage!)
;; to remove:
;; -- setup-plt -c the package
;; -- remove relevant infodomain cache entries
;; -- delete files from cache directory
;; -- remove any existing linkage for package
;; returns void if the removal worked; raises an exception if no package existed.
;; to remove:
;; -- setup-plt -c the package
;; -- remove relevant infodomain cache entries
;; -- delete files from cache directory
;; -- remove any existing linkage for package
;; returns void if the removal worked; raises an exception if no package existed.
(define-struct (exn:fail:planet exn:fail) ())
(define-struct (exn:fail:planet exn:fail) ())
(define (remove-pkg owner name maj min)
(define (remove-pkg owner name maj min)
(let ((p (get-installed-package owner name maj min)))
(unless p
(raise (make-exn:fail:planet "Could not find package" (current-continuation-marks))))
@ -89,18 +96,18 @@
(trim-directory (CACHE-DIR) path)
(void))))
;; erase-metadata : pkg -> void
;; clears out any references to the given package in planet's metadata files
;; (i.e., linkage and info.ss cache; not hard links which are not considered metadata)
(define (erase-metadata p)
;; erase-metadata : pkg -> void
;; clears out any references to the given package in planet's metadata files
;; (i.e., linkage and info.ss cache; not hard links which are not considered metadata)
(define (erase-metadata p)
(remove-infodomain-entries (pkg-path p))
(remove-linkage-to! p))
;; this really should go somewhere else. But what should setup's behavior be
;; when a package is cleaned? should it clear info-domain entries out? I think
;; no; an uncompiled package isn't necessarily not to be indexed and so on.
;; remove-infodomain-entries : path -> void
(define (remove-infodomain-entries path)
;; this really should go somewhere else. But what should setup's behavior be
;; when a package is cleaned? should it clear info-domain entries out? I think
;; no; an uncompiled package isn't necessarily not to be indexed and so on.
;; remove-infodomain-entries : path -> void
(define (remove-infodomain-entries path)
(let* ([pathbytes (path->bytes path)]
[cache-file (build-path (PLANET-DIR) "cache.ss")])
(when (file-exists? cache-file)
@ -118,29 +125,29 @@
cache-lines)
op)
(fprintf op "\n")))
'truncate/replace)))))
#:exists 'truncate/replace)))))
;; subpath? : path path -> boolean
;; determines if p1 is a subpath of p2. Both paths must actually exist on the filesystem
(define (subpath? p1 p2)
;; subpath? : path path -> boolean
;; determines if p1 is a subpath of p2. Both paths must actually exist on the filesystem
(define (subpath? p1 p2)
(let ([full-p1 (explode-path (normalize-path p1))]
[full-p2 (explode-path (normalize-path p2))])
(sublist? full-p1 full-p2 (o2 bytes=? path->bytes))))
;; o2 : (X X -> Y) (Z -> X) -> (Z Z -> Y)
;; "compose-two"
(define (o2 a b) (λ (x y) (a (b x) (b y))))
;; o2 : (X X -> Y) (Z -> X) -> (Z Z -> Y)
;; "compose-two"
(define (o2 a b) (λ (x y) (a (b x) (b y))))
;; sublist? : (listof X) (listof X) (X X -> boolean) -> boolean
;; determine if l1 is a sublist of l2, using = as the comparison operator for elements
(define (sublist? l1 l2 =)
;; sublist? : (listof X) (listof X) (X X -> boolean) -> boolean
;; determine if l1 is a sublist of l2, using = as the comparison operator for elements
(define (sublist? l1 l2 =)
(cond
[(null? l1) #t]
[(null? l2) #f]
[(= (car l1) (car l2)) (sublist? (cdr l1) (cdr l2) =)]
[else #f]))
(define (erase-pkg owner name maj min)
(define (erase-pkg owner name maj min)
(let* ([uninstalled-pkg-dir
(build-path (UNINSTALLED-PACKAGE-CACHE) owner name (number->string maj) (number->string min))]
[uninstalled-pkg-file (build-path uninstalled-pkg-dir name)]
@ -155,10 +162,10 @@
(raise e)))])
(remove-pkg owner name maj min))))
;; listof X * listof X -> nonempty listof X
;; returns de-prefixed version of l2 if l1 is a proper prefix of l2;
;; signals an error otherwise.
(define (drop-common-base list1 list2)
;; listof X * listof X -> nonempty listof X
;; returns de-prefixed version of l2 if l1 is a proper prefix of l2;
;; signals an error otherwise.
(define (drop-common-base list1 list2)
(let loop ((l1 list1) (l2 list2))
(cond
[(null? l2)
@ -168,11 +175,11 @@
(error 'drop-common-base "root ~s is not a prefix of stem ~s" list1 list2)]
[else (loop (cdr l1) (cdr l2))])))
;; pathify-list : path (listof path) -> listof path
;; given a base and a list of names, interprets each name as a subdirectory
;; of the previous, starting with base, and returns a list. (This list
;; is in reverse order, so the deepest subdirectory is returned first)
(define (pathify-list root dirs)
;; pathify-list : path (listof path) -> listof path
;; given a base and a list of names, interprets each name as a subdirectory
;; of the previous, starting with base, and returns a list. (This list
;; is in reverse order, so the deepest subdirectory is returned first)
(define (pathify-list root dirs)
(let loop ((base root) (dirs dirs) (acc '()))
(cond
[(null? dirs) acc]
@ -180,14 +187,14 @@
(let ((new (build-path base (car dirs))))
(loop new (cdr dirs) (cons new acc)))])))
;; directory-empty? path -> bool
;; #t iff the given directory contains no subdirectories of files
(define (directory-empty? dir)
;; directory-empty? path -> bool
;; #t iff the given directory contains no subdirectories of files
(define (directory-empty? dir)
(null? (directory-list dir)))
;; trim-directory path path -> void
;; deletes nonempty directories starting with stem and working down to root
(define (trim-directory root stem)
;; trim-directory path path -> void
;; deletes nonempty directories starting with stem and working down to root
(define (trim-directory root stem)
(let* ([rootl (explode-path root)]
[steml (explode-path stem)]
[extras (cdr (pathify-list root (drop-common-base rootl steml)))])
@ -199,10 +206,10 @@
(loop (cdr dirs))]
[else (void)]))))
;; current-linkage : -> ((symbol (package-name nat nat) ...) ...)
;; gives the current "linkage table"; a table that links modules to particular versions
;; of planet requires that satisfy those linkages
(define (current-linkage)
;; current-linkage : -> ((symbol (package-name nat nat) ...) ...)
;; gives the current "linkage table"; a table that links modules to particular versions
;; of planet requires that satisfy those linkages
(define (current-linkage)
(let* ((links
(if (file-exists? (LINKAGE-FILE))
(with-input-from-file (LINKAGE-FILE) read-all)
@ -212,23 +219,35 @@
(lambda (x) (cons (car x) (map (lambda (y) (drop-last (cadr y))) (cdr x))))
buckets)))
;; regexp->filter : (string | regexp) -> (path -> bool)
;; computes a filter that accepts paths that match the given regexps and rejects other paths
(define (regexp->filter re-s)
;; regexp->filter : (string | regexp) -> (path -> bool)
;; computes a filter that accepts paths that match the given regexps and rejects other paths
(define (regexp->filter re-s)
(let ([re (cond
[(string? re-s) (regexp re-s)]
[(regexp? re-s) re-s]
[else (error 'regexp->filter "not a regular expression")])])
(lambda (p) (regexp-match re (path->bytes p)))))
(define force-package-building? (make-parameter #f))
(define force-package-building? (make-parameter #f))
(define build-scribble-docs? (make-parameter #t))
;; make-planet-archive: directory [file] -> file
;; Makes a .plt archive file suitable for PLaneT whose contents are
;; all files in the given directory and returns that file's name.
;; If the optional filename argument is provided, that filename will
;; be used as the output file's name.
(define make-planet-archive
;; ---
;; documentation stuff
;;
;; for reasons i do not understand, setup/scribble/setup-scribblings only works
;; if you dynamic-require it. I just stole this code from setup/setup-unit.ss .
(define-namespace-anchor anchor)
(define (doc:setup-scribblings)
(parameterize ([current-namespace (namespace-anchor->empty-namespace anchor)])
(dynamic-require 'setup/scribble 'setup-scribblings)))
;; make-planet-archive: directory [file] -> file
;; Makes a .plt archive file suitable for PLaneT whose contents are
;; all files in the given directory and returns that file's name.
;; If the optional filename argument is provided, that filename will
;; be used as the output file's name.
(define make-planet-archive
(case-lambda
[(dir)
(let-values ([(path name must-be-dir?) (split-path dir)])
@ -241,12 +260,32 @@
(let ([announcements '()]
[warnings '()]
[critical-errors '()])
(define (build-scribble-docs dir)
(setup-scribblings
(list dir)
#f
#f
#t
(λ (what go alt)
(with-handlers ([exn:fail?
(lambda (e)
(set! critical-errors
(cons (format "Error generating scribble documentation: ~a" (exn-message e))
critical-errors))
(alt))])
(go)))))
(check-info.ss-sanity
dir
(λ (msg . args) (set! announcements (cons (apply format msg args) announcements)))
(λ (bad) (set! warnings (cons bad warnings)))
(λ (err) (set! critical-errors (cons err critical-errors))))
(when (build-scribble-docs?)
(printf "Building: ~a\n" dir)
(build-scribble-docs dir))
(unless
(or (null? critical-errors)
(force-package-building?))
@ -272,18 +311,157 @@
(normalize-path archive-name))]))
(define (unpack-planet-archive plt-file target)
(define (unpack-planet-archive plt-file target)
(parameterize ([current-directory target])
(unpack plt-file)))
;; check-info.ss-sanity : path (string -> void) (string -> void) (string -> void) -> void
;; gets all the info.ss fields that planet will use (using the info.ss file
;; from the current directory) and calls the announce, warn, and fail functions with strings
;; that describe how PLaneT sees the info.ss file. NOTA BENE: if this function calls fail, it may
;; also warn on the same field, and the warning may not make sense. This is based on the
;; assumption that errors will be turned into some kind of critical failure that obliterates
;; all the other information produced.
(define (check-info.ss-sanity dir announce warn fail)
(define (location->path loc)
(match loc
['same (build-path 'same)]
[(list 'same path) path]
[(list other _) (error (format "bad location ~a (illegal in PLaneT packages)" other))]
[other (error (format "bad location ~a" other))]))
(define (foreach-planet-archive plt-file on-dir on-file)
(fold-plt-archive plt-file
void
void
(λ (l _) (on-dir (location->path l)))
(λ (l fip _) (on-file (location->path l) fip))
(void)))
;; hash-tree ::= (hash-table [string -o> (union string hash-tree)])
;; chop-path : path -> (listof (union path symbol))
;; fully chops up the given path into directory list, without
;; accessing the filesystem
(define (chop-path path)
(let loop ([p path] [acc '()])
(cond
[(not (path? p)) acc]
[else
(let-values ([(base name _) (split-path p)])
(loop base (cons name acc)))])))
;; ============================================================
;; hash trees
(define (new-hash-tree)
(make-hash))
(define (hash-tree-get htree pth)
(let loop ([pth pth]
[htree htree]
[route '()])
(cond
[(null? pth) htree]
[(not (hash? htree))
(error (format "subpath ~s maps to a value" (reverse route)))]
[else
(let* ([head (car pth)]
[next (hash-ref htree
head
(λ ()
(let ([extension (new-hash-tree)])
(hash-set! htree head extension)
extension)))])
(loop (cdr pth) next (cons (car pth) route)))])))
(define (hash-tree-put-value htree pth val)
(let-values ([(where key) (split-last pth)])
(let ([ht (hash-tree-get htree where)])
(unless (hash? ht)
(error "subpath ~s maps to a value" where))
(hash-set! ht key val))))
(define (split-last l)
(let loop ([l l]
[front '()])
(cond
[(null? (cdr l)) (values (reverse front) (car l))]
[else
(loop (cdr l)
(cons (car l) front))])))
(define (hash-tree->list ht)
(let ([lst (hash-map ht
(λ (k v)
(cons k
(if (hash? v)
(hash-tree->list v)
(list v)))))])
(sort lst (λ (a b) (string<? (car a) (car b))))))
;; a 'a treelist is ::= (list string 'a) | (list string ('a treelist) ...)
;; ============================================================
;; print out file treelists (treelists where 'file is the only non-structure
;; element)
(define (print-tree t depth)
(cond
[(and (not (null? (cdr t)))
(not (pair? (cadr t))))
(printf "~a~a\n" (padding depth) (car t))]
[else
(printf "~a~a:\n" (padding depth) (car t))
(print-tree-list (cdr t) (add1 depth))]))
(define (print-tree-list ts depth)
(for-each (λ (t) (print-tree t depth)) ts))
(define (padding n)
(apply string-append (build-list n (λ (_) " "))))
;; list-plt-file-contents : path-string[.plt-file] -> void
;; prints out a manifest of the given plt file
(define (display-plt-file-structure plt-file)
(define root (new-hash-tree))
(define (gen-put f)
(λ (path) (f (chop-path (simplify-path path #f)))))
(define put-directory
(gen-put
(λ (ps)
(cond
[(equal? ps '(same)) (void)]
[else (hash-tree-get root (map path->string ps))]))))
(define put-file
(gen-put
(λ (ps)
(hash-tree-put-value root (map path->string ps) 'file))))
(foreach-planet-archive
plt-file
put-directory
(λ (p _) (put-file p)))
(print-tree-list (hash-tree->list root) 0))
;; display-plt-archived-file : path-string[.plt-file] string -> void
(define (display-plt-archived-file plt-file file-to-print)
(let/ec finished
(let ([target (simplify-path file-to-print #f)])
(foreach-planet-archive
plt-file
void
(λ (path fip)
(when (equal? (simplify-path path #f) target)
(copy-port fip (current-output-port))
(finished (void))))))
(error 'display-archived-plt-file "The given file was not found in the given package")))
;; check-info.ss-sanity : path (string -> void) (string -> void) (string -> void) -> void
;; gets all the info.ss fields that planet will use (using the info.ss file
;; from the current directory) and calls the announce, warn, and fail functions with strings
;; that describe how PLaneT sees the info.ss file. NOTA BENE: if this function calls fail, it may
;; also warn on the same field, and the warning may not make sense. This is based on the
;; assumption that errors will be turned into some kind of critical failure that obliterates
;; all the other information produced.
(define (check-info.ss-sanity dir announce warn fail)
(with-handlers ([exn:fail:read?
(λ (e) (fail (format "Package has an unreadable info.ss file. ~a" (exn-message e))))]
[exn:fail:syntax?
@ -360,49 +538,49 @@
string?
(announce "Version description: ~a\n" version)]))]))))
;; legal-categories : (listof symbol)
(define legal-categories
;; legal-categories : (listof symbol)
(define legal-categories
'(devtools net media xml datastructures io scientific
system ui metaprogramming planet misc))
;; legal-category : symbol -> boolean
;; determine if the given symbol is a legal category
(define (legal-category? x) (memq x legal-categories))
;; legal-category : symbol -> boolean
;; determine if the given symbol is a legal category
(define (legal-category? x) (memq x legal-categories))
;; illegal-category : symbol -> (union symbol false)
;; returns #f if the symbol is a legal category, or the symbol itself if it isn't
(define (illegal-category s) (if (legal-category? s) #f s))
;; illegal-category : symbol -> (union symbol false)
;; returns #f if the symbol is a legal category, or the symbol itself if it isn't
(define (illegal-category s) (if (legal-category? s) #f s))
;; url-string? : string -> boolean
;; determines if the given string is a reasonable homepage url
(define (url-string? s)
;; url-string? : string -> boolean
;; determines if the given string is a reasonable homepage url
(define (url-string? s)
(and (string? s)
(let ([u (string->url s)])
(and (url-scheme u)
(url-host u)))))
;; file-in-current-directory? : string -> boolean
;; determines if the given string represents a file in the current directory
(define (file-in-current-directory? f)
;; file-in-current-directory? : string -> boolean
;; determines if the given string represents a file in the current directory
(define (file-in-current-directory? f)
(and (string? f) (file-exists? f)))
;; core-version : string -> boolean
;; determines if the given string is something that (version) could've produced
(define (core-version? s)
;; core-version : string -> boolean
;; determines if the given string is something that (version) could've produced
(define (core-version? s)
(and (string? s)
(regexp-match #rx"^[0-9]+(\\.[0-9]*)?$" s)))
;; checkinfo: syntax
;; given an info.ss function, a failure function, and a bunch of fields to check,
;; goes through the checklist calling either the success or the failure branch
;; of each check as appropriate
(define-syntax checkinfo
;; checkinfo: syntax
;; given an info.ss function, a failure function, and a bunch of fields to check,
;; goes through the checklist calling either the success or the failure branch
;; of each check as appropriate
(define-syntax checkinfo
(syntax-rules ()
[(checkinfo fn fail clauses ...)
(let ([fn* fn] [fail* fail])
(checkinfo* () fn* fail* clauses ...))]))
(define-syntax checkinfo*
(define-syntax checkinfo*
(syntax-rules ()
[(checkinfo* () fn fail) (void)]
[(checkinfo* (handler1 handler ...) fn fail) (begin handler1 handler ...)]
@ -422,13 +600,13 @@
[else on-fail])))
fn fail clauses ...)]))
;; ============================================================
;; HARD LINKS (aka development links)
;; ============================================================
;; HARD LINKS (aka development links)
;; add-hard-link : string string num num path -> void
;; adds an entry in the hard-links table associating the given
;; require spec to the given path
(define (add-hard-link owner pkg-name maj min path)
;; add-hard-link : string string num num path -> void
;; adds an entry in the hard-links table associating the given
;; require spec to the given path
(define (add-hard-link owner pkg-name maj min path)
(unless (directory-exists? path)
(if (file-exists? path)
(error 'add-hard-link "Hard links must point to directories, not files")
@ -437,9 +615,9 @@
(path->string path))))
(add-hard-link! pkg-name (list owner) maj min path))
;; remove-hard-link : string string num num -> void
;; removes any development association from the given package spec
(define (remove-hard-link owner pkg-name maj min)
;; remove-hard-link : string string num num -> void
;; removes any development association from the given package spec
(define (remove-hard-link owner pkg-name maj min)
(filter-link-table!
(lambda (row)
(not (points-to? row pkg-name (list owner) maj min)))
@ -448,58 +626,58 @@
(when p
(erase-metadata p))))))
;; ============================================================
;; VERSION INFO
;; ============================================================
;; VERSION INFO
(provide this-package-version
(provide this-package-version
this-package-version-name
this-package-version-owner
this-package-version-maj
this-package-version-min)
(define-syntax (this-package-version stx)
(define-syntax (this-package-version stx)
(syntax-case stx ()
[(_)
#`(this-package-version/proc
#,(datum->syntax-object stx `(,#'this-expression-source-directory)))]))
#,(datum->syntax stx `(,#'this-expression-source-directory)))]))
(define-syntax define-getters
(define-syntax define-getters
(syntax-rules ()
[(define-getters (name position) ...)
(begin
(define-syntax (name stx)
(syntax-case stx ()
[(name)
#`(let ([p #,(datum->syntax-object stx `(,#'this-package-version))])
#`(let ([p #,(datum->syntax stx `(,#'this-package-version))])
(and p (position p)))]))
...)]))
(define-getters
(define-getters
(this-package-version-name pd->name)
(this-package-version-owner pd->owner)
(this-package-version-maj pd->maj)
(this-package-version-min pd->min))
;; ----------------------------------------
;; ----------------------------------------
(define (this-package-version/proc srcdir)
(define (this-package-version/proc srcdir)
(let* ([package-roots (get-all-planet-packages)]
[thepkg (ormap (predicate->projection (contains-dir? srcdir))
package-roots)])
(and thepkg (archive-retval->simple-retval thepkg))))
;; predicate->projection : #f \not\in X ==> (X -> boolean) -> (X -> X)
(define (predicate->projection pred) (λ (x) (if (pred x) x #f)))
;; predicate->projection : #f \not\in X ==> (X -> boolean) -> (X -> X)
(define (predicate->projection pred) (λ (x) (if (pred x) x #f)))
;; contains-dir? : path -> pkg -> boolean
(define ((contains-dir? srcdir) alleged-superdir-pkg)
;; contains-dir? : path -> pkg -> boolean
(define ((contains-dir? srcdir) alleged-superdir-pkg)
(let* ([nsrcdir (normalize-path srcdir)]
[nsuperdir (normalize-path (car alleged-superdir-pkg))]
[nsrclist (explode-path nsrcdir)]
[nsuperlist (explode-path nsuperdir)])
(list-prefix? nsuperlist nsrclist)))
(define (list-prefix? sup sub)
(define (list-prefix? sup sub)
(let loop ([sub sub]
[sup sup])
(cond
@ -508,11 +686,11 @@
(loop (cdr sub) (cdr sup))]
[else #f])))
(define (archive-retval->simple-retval p)
(define (archive-retval->simple-retval p)
(list-refs p '(1 2 4 5)))
(define-values (pd->owner pd->name pd->maj pd->min)
(define-values (pd->owner pd->name pd->maj pd->min)
(apply values (map (λ (n) (λ (l) (list-ref l n))) '(0 1 2 3))))
(define (list-refs p ns)
(map (λ (n) (list-ref p n)) ns)))
(define (list-refs p ns)
(map (λ (n) (list-ref p n)) ns))