python-peps/pep2html.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
"""Convert PEPs to (X)HTML - courtesy of /F

Usage: %(PROGRAM)s [options] [peps]

Options:

    -u/--user
        SF username

    -b/--browse
        After generating the HTML, direct your web browser to view it
        (using the Python webbrowser module).  If both -i and -b are
        given, this will browse the on-line HTML; otherwise it will
        browse the local HTML.  If no pep arguments are given, this
        will browse PEP 0.

    -i/--install
        After generating the HTML, install it and the source file (.txt)
        SourceForge.  In that case the user's name is used in the scp and ssh
        commands, unless -u sf_username is given (in which case, that is used
        instead).  Without -i, -u is ignored.

    -q/--quiet
        Turn off verbose messages.

    -h/--help
        Print this help message and exit.

The optional argument `peps' is a list of either pep numbers or .txt files.
"""

import sys
import os
import re
import cgi
import glob
import getopt
import errno
import random
import time

REQUIRES = {'python': '2.2',
            'docutils': '0.2.1'}
PROGRAM = sys.argv[0]
RFCURL = 'http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc%d.html'
PEPURL = 'pep-%04d.html'
PEPCVSURL = ('http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/python/python'
             '/nondist/peps/pep-%04d.txt')
PEPDIRRUL = 'http://www.python.org/peps/'


HOST = "www.python.org"                    # host for update
HDIR = "/ftp/ftp.python.org/pub/www.python.org/peps" # target host directory
LOCALVARS = "Local Variables:"

# The generated HTML doesn't validate -- you cannot use <hr> and <h3> inside
# <pre> tags.  But if I change that, the result doesn't look very nice...
DTD = ('<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"\n'
       '                      "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd">')

fixpat = re.compile("((http|ftp):[-_a-zA-Z0-9/.+~:?#$=&,]+)|(pep-\d+(.txt)?)|"
                    "(RFC[- ]?(?P<rfcnum>\d+))|"
                    "(PEP\s+(?P<pepnum>\d+))|"
                    ".")

EMPTYSTRING = ''
SPACE = ' '
COMMASPACE = ', '


def usage(code, msg=''):
    print >> sys.stderr, __doc__ % globals()
    if msg:
        print >> sys.stderr, msg
    sys.exit(code)


def fixanchor(current, match):
    text = match.group(0)
    link = None
    if text.startswith('http:') or text.startswith('ftp:'):
        # Strip off trailing punctuation.  Pattern taken from faqwiz.
        ltext = list(text)
        while ltext:
            c = ltext.pop()
            if c not in '();:,.?\'"<>':
                ltext.append(c)
                break
        link = EMPTYSTRING.join(ltext)
    elif text.startswith('pep-') and text <> current:
        link = os.path.splitext(text)[0] + ".html"
    elif text.startswith('PEP'):
        pepnum = int(match.group('pepnum'))
        link = PEPURL % pepnum
    elif text.startswith('RFC'):
        rfcnum = int(match.group('rfcnum'))
        link = RFCURL % rfcnum
    if link:
        return '<a href="%s">%s</a>' % (link, cgi.escape(text))
    return cgi.escape(match.group(0)) # really slow, but it works...


NON_MASKED_EMAILS = [
    'peps@python.org',
    'python-list@python.org',
    'python-dev@python.org',
    ]

def fixemail(address, pepno):
    if address.lower() in NON_MASKED_EMAILS:
        # return hyperlinked version of email address
        return linkemail(address, pepno)
    else:
        # return masked version of email address
        parts = address.split('@', 1)
        return '%s&#32;&#97;t&#32;%s' % (parts[0], parts[1])


def linkemail(address, pepno):
    parts = address.split('@', 1)
    return ('<a href="mailto:%s&#64;%s?subject=PEP%%20%s">'
            '%s&#32;&#97;t&#32;%s</a>'
            % (parts[0], parts[1], pepno, parts[0], parts[1]))


def fixfile(inpath, input_lines, outfile):
    from email.Utils import parseaddr
    basename = os.path.basename(inpath)
    infile = iter(input_lines)
    # convert plain text pep to minimal XHTML markup
    print >> outfile, DTD
    print >> outfile, '<html>'
    print >> outfile, '<head>'
    # head
    header = []
    pep = ""
    title = ""
    for line in infile:
        if not line.strip():
            break
        if line[0].strip():
            if ":" not in line:
                break
            key, value = line.split(":", 1)
            value = value.strip()
            header.append((key, value))
        else:
            # continuation line
            key, value = header[-1]
            value = value + line
            header[-1] = key, value
        if key.lower() == "title":
            title = value
        elif key.lower() == "pep":
            pep = value
    if pep:
        title = "PEP " + pep + " -- " + title
    if title:
        print >> outfile, '  <title>%s</title>' % cgi.escape(title)
    r = random.choice(range(64))
    print >> outfile, (
        '  <link rel="STYLESHEET" href="style.css" type="text/css">\n'
        '</head>\n'
        '<body bgcolor="white" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0">\n'
        '<table class="navigation" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"\n'
        '       width="100%%" border="0">\n'
        '<tr><td class="navicon" width="150" height="35">\n'
        '<a href="../" title="Python Home Page">\n'
        '<img src="../pics/PyBanner%03d.gif" alt="[Python]"\n'
        ' border="0" width="150" height="35" /></a></td>\n'
        '<td class="textlinks" align="left">\n'
        '[<b><a href="../">Python Home</a></b>]' % r)
    if basename <> 'pep-0000.txt':
        print >> outfile, '[<b><a href=".">PEP Index</a></b>]'
    if pep:
        print >> outfile, '[<b><a href="pep-%04d.txt">PEP Source</a></b>]' \
              % int(pep)
    print >> outfile, '</td></tr></table>'
    print >> outfile, '<div class="header">\n<table border="0">'
    for k, v in header:
        if k.lower() in ('author', 'discussions-to'):
            mailtos = []
            for part in re.split(',\s*', v):
                if '@' in part:
                    realname, addr = parseaddr(part)
                    if k.lower() == 'discussions-to':
                        m = linkemail(addr, pep)
                    else:
                        m = fixemail(addr, pep)
                    mailtos.append('%s &lt;%s&gt;' % (realname, m))
                elif part.startswith('http:'):
                    mailtos.append(
                        '<a href="%s">%s</a>' % (part, part))
                else:
                    mailtos.append(part)
            v = COMMASPACE.join(mailtos)
        elif k.lower() in ('replaces', 'replaced-by', 'requires'):
            otherpeps = ''
            for otherpep in re.split(',?\s+', v):
                otherpep = int(otherpep)
                otherpeps += '<a href="pep-%04d.html">%i</a> ' % (otherpep,
                                                                  otherpep)
            v = otherpeps
        elif k.lower() in ('last-modified',):
            url = PEPCVSURL % int(pep)
            date = v or time.strftime('%d-%b-%Y',
                                      time.localtime(os.stat(inpath)[8]))
            v = '<a href="%s">%s</a> ' % (url, cgi.escape(date))
        elif k.lower() in ('content-type',):
            url = PEPURL % 9
            pep_type = v or 'text/plain'
            v = '<a href="%s">%s</a> ' % (url, cgi.escape(pep_type))
        else:
            v = cgi.escape(v)
        print >> outfile, '  <tr><th>%s:&nbsp;</th><td>%s</td></tr>' \
              % (cgi.escape(k), v)
    print >> outfile, '</table>'
    print >> outfile, '</div>'
    print >> outfile, '<hr />'
    print >> outfile, '<div class="content">'
    need_pre = 1
    for line in infile:
        if line[0] == '\f':
            continue
        if line.strip() == LOCALVARS:
            break
        if line[0].strip():
            if line.strip() == LOCALVARS:
                break
            if not need_pre:
                print >> outfile, '</pre>'
            print >> outfile, '<h3>%s</h3>' % line.strip()
            need_pre = 1
        elif not line.strip() and need_pre:
            continue
        else:
            # PEP 0 has some special treatment
            if basename == 'pep-0000.txt':
                parts = line.split()
                if len(parts) > 1 and re.match(r'\s*\d{1,4}', parts[1]):
                    # This is a PEP summary line, which we need to hyperlink
                    url = PEPURL % int(parts[1])
                    if need_pre:
                        print >> outfile, '<pre>'
                        need_pre = 0
                    print >> outfile, re.sub(
                        parts[1],
                        '<a href="%s">%s</a>' % (url, parts[1]),
                        line, 1),
                    continue
                elif parts and '@' in parts[-1]:
                    # This is a pep email address line, so filter it.
                    url = fixemail(parts[-1], pep)
                    if need_pre:
                        print >> outfile, '<pre>'
                        need_pre = 0
                    print >> outfile, re.sub(
                        parts[-1], url, line, 1),
                    continue
            line = fixpat.sub(lambda x, c=inpath: fixanchor(c, x), line)
            if need_pre:
                print >> outfile, '<pre>'
                need_pre = 0
            outfile.write(line)
    if not need_pre:
        print >> outfile, '</pre>'
    print >> outfile, '</div>'
    print >> outfile, '</body>'
    print >> outfile, '</html>'


docutils_options = None
"""Option value object used by Docutils.  Can be set by the client application
when this module is imported."""

def fix_rst_pep(inpath, input_lines, outfile):
    from docutils import core, io
    pub = core.Publisher()
    pub.set_reader(reader_name='pep', parser_name='restructuredtext',
                   parser=None)
    pub.set_writer(writer_name='pep_html')
    if docutils_options:
        options = docutils_options
        pub.options = options
    else:
        options = pub.set_options()
    options._source = inpath
    options._destination = outfile.name
    pub.source = io.StringInput(
        options, source=''.join(input_lines), source_path=inpath)
    pub.destination = io.FileOutput(
        options, destination=outfile, destination_path=outfile.name,
        autoclose=0)
    pub.publish()


def get_pep_type(input_lines):
    """
    Return the Content-Type of the input.  "text/plain" is the default.
    Return ``None`` if the input is not a PEP.
    """
    pep_type = None
    for line in input_lines:
        line = line.rstrip().lower()
        if not line:
            # End of the RFC 2822 header (first blank line).
            break
        elif line.startswith('content-type: '):
            pep_type = line.split()[1] or 'text/plain'
            break
        elif line.startswith('pep: '):
            # Default PEP type, used if no explicit content-type specified:
            pep_type = 'text/plain'
    return pep_type


def get_input_lines(inpath):
    try:
        infile = open(inpath)
    except IOError, e:
        if e.errno <> errno.ENOENT: raise
        print >> sys.stderr, 'Error: Skipping missing PEP file:', e.filename
        sys.stderr.flush()
        return None, None
    lines = infile.read().splitlines(1) # handles x-platform line endings
    infile.close()
    return lines


def find_pep(pep_str):
    """Find the .txt file indicated by a cmd line argument"""
    if os.path.exists(pep_str):
        return pep_str
    num = int(pep_str)
    return "pep-%04d.txt" % num

def make_html(inpath, verbose=0):
    input_lines = get_input_lines(inpath)
    pep_type = get_pep_type(input_lines)
    if pep_type is None:
        print >> sys.stderr, 'Error: Input file %s is not a PEP.' % inpath
        sys.stdout.flush()
        return None
    elif not PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH.has_key(pep_type):
        print >> sys.stderr, ('Error: Unknown PEP type for input file %s: %s'
                              % (inpath, pep_type))
        sys.stdout.flush()
        return None
    elif PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH[pep_type] == None:
        pep_type_error(inpath, pep_type)
        return None
    outpath = os.path.splitext(inpath)[0] + ".html"
    if verbose:
        print inpath, "(%s)" % pep_type, "->", outpath
        sys.stdout.flush()
    outfile = open(outpath, "w")
    PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH[pep_type](inpath, input_lines, outfile)
    outfile.close()
    os.chmod(outfile.name, 0664)
    return outpath

def push_pep(htmlfiles, txtfiles, username, verbose):
    if verbose:
        quiet = ""
    else:
        quiet = "-q"
    if username:
        username = username + "@"
    target = username + HOST + ":" + HDIR
    files = htmlfiles[:]
    files.extend(txtfiles)
    files.append("style.css")
    files.append("pep.css")
    filelist = SPACE.join(files)
    rc = os.system("scp %s %s %s" % (quiet, filelist, target))
    if rc:
        sys.exit(rc)
    rc = os.system("ssh %s%s chmod 664 %s/*" % (username, HOST, HDIR))
    if rc:
        sys.exit(rc)


PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH = {'text/plain': fixfile,
                     'text/x-rst': fix_rst_pep}
PEP_TYPE_MESSAGES = {}

def check_requirements():
    # Check Python:
    try:
        from email.Utils import parseaddr
    except ImportError:
        PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH['text/plain'] = None
        PEP_TYPE_MESSAGES['text/plain'] = (
            'Python %s or better required for "%%(pep_type)s" PEP '
            'processing; %s present (%%(inpath)s).'
            % (REQUIRES['python'], sys.version.split()[0]))
    # Check Docutils:
    try:
        import docutils
    except ImportError:
        PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH['text/x-rst'] = None
        PEP_TYPE_MESSAGES['text/x-rst'] = (
            'Docutils not present for "%(pep_type)s" PEP file %(inpath)s.  '
            'See README.txt for installation.')
    else:
        if docutils.__version__ < REQUIRES['docutils']:
            PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH['text/x-rst'] = None
            PEP_TYPE_MESSAGES['text/x-rst'] = (
                'Docutils must be reinstalled for "%%(pep_type)s" PEP '
                'processing (%%(inpath)s).  Version %s or better required; '
                '%s present.  See README.txt for installation.'
                % (REQUIRES['docutils'], docutils.__version__))

def pep_type_error(inpath, pep_type):
    print >> sys.stderr, 'Error: ' + PEP_TYPE_MESSAGES[pep_type] % locals()
    sys.stdout.flush()


def browse_file(pep):
    import webbrowser
    file = find_pep(pep)
    if file.endswith(".txt"):
        file = file[:-3] + "html"
    file = os.path.abspath(file)
    url = "file:" + file
    webbrowser.open(url)

def browse_remote(pep):
    import webbrowser
    file = find_pep(pep)
    if file.endswith(".txt"):
        file = file[:-3] + "html"
    url = PEPDIRRUL + file
    webbrowser.open(url)


def main(argv=None):
    # defaults
    update = 0
    username = ''
    verbose = 1
    browse = 0

    check_requirements()

    if argv is None:
        argv = sys.argv[1:]

    try:
        opts, args = getopt.getopt(
            argv, 'bihqu:',
            ['browse', 'install', 'help', 'quiet', 'user='])
    except getopt.error, msg:
        usage(1, msg)

    for opt, arg in opts:
        if opt in ('-h', '--help'):
            usage(0)
        elif opt in ('-i', '--install'):
            update = 1
        elif opt in ('-u', '--user'):
            username = arg
        elif opt in ('-q', '--quiet'):
            verbose = 0
        elif opt in ('-b', '--browse'):
            browse = 1

    if args:
        peptxt = []
        html = []
        for pep in args:
            file = find_pep(pep)
            peptxt.append(file)
            newfile = make_html(file, verbose=verbose)
            if newfile:
                html.append(newfile)
            if browse and not update:
                browse_file(pep)
    else:
        # do them all
        peptxt = []
        html = []
        files = glob.glob("pep-*.txt")
        files.sort()
        for file in files:
            peptxt.append(file)
            newfile = make_html(file, verbose=verbose)
            if newfile:
                html.append(newfile)
        if browse and not update:
            browse_file("0")

    if update:
        push_pep(html, peptxt, username, verbose)
        if browse:
            if args:
                for pep in args:
                    browse_remote(pep)
            else:
                browse_remote("0")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
+								#!/usr/bin/env python
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								"""Convert PEPs to (X)HTML - courtesy of /F
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
-												new usage to support conversion of only specified PEPs

Usage: %(PROGRAM)s [options] [peps]
Notes:
    The optional argument peps can be either pep numbers or .txt files.
Options:
    -u/--user
        SF username
    [rest is the same]

											
										
										
											2000-08-28 12:00:49 -04:00
+								Usage: %(PROGRAM)s [options] [peps]
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								Options:
-												Revise the generated HTML to be a little nicer, but still pretty simple.
Also add a -n option to suppress installing the generated HTML at
SourceForge to allow local use.

											
										
										
											2000-07-24 23:51:44 -04:00
-												new usage to support conversion of only specified PEPs

Usage: %(PROGRAM)s [options] [peps]
Notes:
    The optional argument peps can be either pep numbers or .txt files.
Options:
    -u/--user
        SF username
    [rest is the same]

											
										
										
											2000-08-28 12:00:49 -04:00
+								    -u/--user
 								        SF username
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
+								    -b/--browse
 								        After generating the HTML, direct your web browser to view it
 								        (using the Python webbrowser module).  If both -i and -b are
 								        given, this will browse the on-line HTML; otherwise it will
 								        browse the local HTML.  If no pep arguments are given, this
 								        will browse PEP 0.
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								    -i/--install
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								        After generating the HTML, install it and the source file (.txt)
 								        SourceForge.  In that case the user's name is used in the scp and ssh
 								        commands, unless -u sf_username is given (in which case, that is used
 								        instead).  Without -i, -u is ignored.
-												Revise the generated HTML to be a little nicer, but still pretty simple.
Also add a -n option to suppress installing the generated HTML at
SourceForge to allow local use.

											
										
										
											2000-07-24 23:51:44 -04:00
-												Document -q/--quiet in the module docstring.

											
										
										
											2000-11-03 10:43:28 -05:00
+								    -q/--quiet
 								        Turn off verbose messages.
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								    -h/--help
 								        Print this help message and exit.
-												Slight rewording of docstring.

											
										
										
											2001-11-12 09:58:07 -05:00
 								The optional argument `peps' is a list of either pep numbers or .txt files.
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
+								"""
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								import sys
 								import os
 								import re
 								import cgi
 								import glob
 								import getopt
-												fixpat: Recognize current preferred usage for PEP references in body,
e.g. "PEP 1".

fixanchor(): Turn preferred usage for PEP references into PEP url
using the new PEPURL template (which uses the canonical
www.python.org/peps url instead of the sourceforge.net site).
(Also, get rid of base argument in int() calls; base 10 is default.)

fixfile(): If we can't open the input file, print an error message and
continue on.

											
										
										
											2001-07-05 14:44:20 -04:00
+								import errno
-												Move the publication site for PEPs to python.org.

											
										
										
											2002-04-02 18:07:13 -05:00
+								import random
-												Added support for Last-Modified header and its (possibly automatic)
generation.

											
										
										
											2002-03-01 14:07:46 -05:00
+								import time
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								REQUIRES = {'python': '2.2',
 								            'docutils': '0.2.1'}
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								PROGRAM = sys.argv[0]
-												fixanchor(): Use a module global RFCURL template for RFC urls.  Change
this template to point at the nice faqs.org html-ified RFCs.

											
										
										
											2001-06-05 13:21:19 -04:00
+								RFCURL = 'http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc%d.html'
-												fixpat: Recognize current preferred usage for PEP references in body,
e.g. "PEP 1".

fixanchor(): Turn preferred usage for PEP references into PEP url
using the new PEPURL template (which uses the canonical
www.python.org/peps url instead of the sourceforge.net site).
(Also, get rid of base argument in int() calls; base 10 is default.)

fixfile(): If we can't open the input file, print an error message and
continue on.

											
										
										
											2001-07-05 14:44:20 -04:00
+								PEPURL = 'pep-%04d.html'
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								PEPCVSURL = ('http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/python/python'
 								             '/nondist/peps/pep-%04d.txt')
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
+								PEPDIRRUL = 'http://www.python.org/peps/'
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
-												Move the publication site for PEPs to python.org.

											
										
										
											2002-04-02 18:07:13 -05:00
+								HOST = "www.python.org"                    # host for update
 								HDIR = "/ftp/ftp.python.org/pub/www.python.org/peps" # target host directory
-												Moved "Local Variables:" string farther away from the end of the file,
so Emacs doesn't think this actually indicates the beginning of a
local variable section!

											
										
										
											2000-07-28 02:40:10 -04:00
+								LOCALVARS = "Local Variables:"
-												try to change rights of peps to rw-rw-r--

											
										
										
											2000-07-25 00:12:28 -04:00
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								# The generated HTML doesn't validate -- you cannot use <hr> and <h3> inside
 								# <pre> tags.  But if I change that, the result doesn't look very nice...
-												Revise the generated HTML to be a little nicer, but still pretty simple.
Also add a -n option to suppress installing the generated HTML at
SourceForge to allow local use.

											
										
										
											2000-07-24 23:51:44 -04:00
+								DTD = ('<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"\n'
 								       '                      "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd">')
-												incorporating changes from /F

not including pep-0000.txt -> index.html (a symbolic link does just fine)

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:44:36 -04:00
-												fixpat: Add , to the list of punctuation allowable in a url.

fixanchor(): Adopt the algorithm for url recognition from faqwiz after
    suggestion by Guido.  Strip any trailing punctuation from the end
    of the url.

    Also, use .startswith() where appropriate.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 17:42:39 -04:00
+								fixpat = re.compile("((http|ftp):[-_a-zA-Z0-9/.+~:?#$=&,]+)|(pep-\d+(.txt)?)|"
-												fixpat: Recognize current preferred usage for PEP references in body,
e.g. "PEP 1".

fixanchor(): Turn preferred usage for PEP references into PEP url
using the new PEPURL template (which uses the canonical
www.python.org/peps url instead of the sourceforge.net site).
(Also, get rid of base argument in int() calls; base 10 is default.)

fixfile(): If we can't open the input file, print an error message and
continue on.

											
										
										
											2001-07-05 14:44:20 -04:00
+								                    "(RFC[- ]?(?P<rfcnum>\d+))|"
 								                    "(PEP\s+(?P<pepnum>\d+))|"
 								                    ".")
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
-												fixpat: Add , to the list of punctuation allowable in a url.

fixanchor(): Adopt the algorithm for url recognition from faqwiz after
    suggestion by Guido.  Strip any trailing punctuation from the end
    of the url.

    Also, use .startswith() where appropriate.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 17:42:39 -04:00
+								EMPTYSTRING = ''
 								SPACE = ' '
-												Note!  Python 2.2 is now required (you need the email package).

fixfile(): Modify the Author: and Discussions-To: header handling for
the new required format.  Since this uses Python 2.2's email package,
it should normalize either old style or new style addresses to the new
style for the web page.

											
										
										
											2002-07-30 12:17:11 -04:00
+								COMMASPACE = ', '
-												fixpat: Add , to the list of punctuation allowable in a url.

fixanchor(): Adopt the algorithm for url recognition from faqwiz after
    suggestion by Guido.  Strip any trailing punctuation from the end
    of the url.

    Also, use .startswith() where appropriate.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 17:42:39 -04:00
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
 								def usage(code, msg=''):
-												Fixed a typo which caused help (-h) to fail.

											
										
										
											2002-02-04 17:38:27 -05:00
+								    print >> sys.stderr, __doc__ % globals()
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								    if msg:
-												fixfile(): Added special casing to handle the new PEP 0 format, which
    eliminates the "filename" field in favor of just the unadorned PEP
    number.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 12:45:19 -04:00
+								        print >> sys.stderr, msg
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								    sys.exit(code)
-												Revise the generated HTML to be a little nicer, but still pretty simple.
Also add a -n option to suppress installing the generated HTML at
SourceForge to allow local use.

											
										
										
											2000-07-24 23:51:44 -04:00
+								def fixanchor(current, match):
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
+								    text = match.group(0)
 								    link = None
-												fixpat: Add , to the list of punctuation allowable in a url.

fixanchor(): Adopt the algorithm for url recognition from faqwiz after
    suggestion by Guido.  Strip any trailing punctuation from the end
    of the url.

    Also, use .startswith() where appropriate.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 17:42:39 -04:00
+								    if text.startswith('http:') or text.startswith('ftp:'):
 								        # Strip off trailing punctuation.  Pattern taken from faqwiz.
 								        ltext = list(text)
 								        while ltext:
 								            c = ltext.pop()
 								            if c not in '();:,.?\'"<>':
 								                ltext.append(c)
 								                break
 								        link = EMPTYSTRING.join(ltext)
 								    elif text.startswith('pep-') and text <> current:
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
+								        link = os.path.splitext(text)[0] + ".html"
-												fixpat: Add , to the list of punctuation allowable in a url.

fixanchor(): Adopt the algorithm for url recognition from faqwiz after
    suggestion by Guido.  Strip any trailing punctuation from the end
    of the url.

    Also, use .startswith() where appropriate.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 17:42:39 -04:00
+								    elif text.startswith('PEP'):
-												fixpat: Recognize current preferred usage for PEP references in body,
e.g. "PEP 1".

fixanchor(): Turn preferred usage for PEP references into PEP url
using the new PEPURL template (which uses the canonical
www.python.org/peps url instead of the sourceforge.net site).
(Also, get rid of base argument in int() calls; base 10 is default.)

fixfile(): If we can't open the input file, print an error message and
continue on.

											
										
										
											2001-07-05 14:44:20 -04:00
+								        pepnum = int(match.group('pepnum'))
 								        link = PEPURL % pepnum
-												fixpat: Add , to the list of punctuation allowable in a url.

fixanchor(): Adopt the algorithm for url recognition from faqwiz after
    suggestion by Guido.  Strip any trailing punctuation from the end
    of the url.

    Also, use .startswith() where appropriate.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 17:42:39 -04:00
+								    elif text.startswith('RFC'):
-												fixpat: Recognize current preferred usage for PEP references in body,
e.g. "PEP 1".

fixanchor(): Turn preferred usage for PEP references into PEP url
using the new PEPURL template (which uses the canonical
www.python.org/peps url instead of the sourceforge.net site).
(Also, get rid of base argument in int() calls; base 10 is default.)

fixfile(): If we can't open the input file, print an error message and
continue on.

											
										
										
											2001-07-05 14:44:20 -04:00
+								        rfcnum = int(match.group('rfcnum'))
-												fixanchor(): Use a module global RFCURL template for RFC urls.  Change
this template to point at the nice faqs.org html-ified RFCs.

											
										
										
											2001-06-05 13:21:19 -04:00
+								        link = RFCURL % rfcnum
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
+								    if link:
-												fixfile(): Added special casing to handle the new PEP 0 format, which
    eliminates the "filename" field in favor of just the unadorned PEP
    number.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 12:45:19 -04:00
+								        return '<a href="%s">%s</a>' % (link, cgi.escape(text))
-												incorporating changes from /F

not including pep-0000.txt -> index.html (a symbolic link does just fine)

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:44:36 -04:00
+								    return cgi.escape(match.group(0)) # really slow, but it works...
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
-												Change the handling of email addresses to be somewhat more difficult for
spam harvesters to collect, and limit those that are actually turned into
hyperlinks.

											
										
										
											2002-05-28 11:46:24 -04:00
 								NON_MASKED_EMAILS = [
 								    'peps@python.org',
 								    'python-list@python.org',
 								    'python-dev@python.org',
 								    ]
 								def fixemail(address, pepno):
 								    if address.lower() in NON_MASKED_EMAILS:
 								        # return hyperlinked version of email address
 								        return linkemail(address, pepno)
 								    else:
 								        # return masked version of email address
 								        parts = address.split('@', 1)
 								        return '%s&#32;&#97;t&#32;%s' % (parts[0], parts[1])
 								def linkemail(address, pepno):
 								    parts = address.split('@', 1)
 								    return ('<a href="mailto:%s&#64;%s?subject=PEP%%20%s">'
 								            '%s&#32;&#97;t&#32;%s</a>'
 								            % (parts[0], parts[1], pepno, parts[0], parts[1]))
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								def fixfile(inpath, input_lines, outfile):
 								    from email.Utils import parseaddr
 								    basename = os.path.basename(inpath)
 								    infile = iter(input_lines)
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
+								    # convert plain text pep to minimal XHTML markup
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								    print >> outfile, DTD
 								    print >> outfile, '<html>'
 								    print >> outfile, '<head>'
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
+								    # head
 								    header = []
-												incorporating changes from /F

not including pep-0000.txt -> index.html (a symbolic link does just fine)

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:44:36 -04:00
+								    pep = ""
 								    title = ""
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								    for line in infile:
-												Handle RFC822-style continuation lines.  One of these appeared in PEP-0001.

											
										
										
											2000-07-27 15:18:59 -04:00
+								        if not line.strip():
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
+								            break
-												Handle RFC822-style continuation lines.  One of these appeared in PEP-0001.

											
										
										
											2000-07-27 15:18:59 -04:00
+								        if line[0].strip():
 								            if ":" not in line:
 								                break
 								            key, value = line.split(":", 1)
 								            value = value.strip()
 								            header.append((key, value))
 								        else:
 								            # continuation line
 								            key, value = header[-1]
 								            value = value + line
 								            header[-1] = key, value
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
+								        if key.lower() == "title":
-												incorporating changes from /F

not including pep-0000.txt -> index.html (a symbolic link does just fine)

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:44:36 -04:00
+								            title = value
-												Handle RFC822-style continuation lines.  One of these appeared in PEP-0001.

											
										
										
											2000-07-27 15:18:59 -04:00
+								        elif key.lower() == "pep":
-												incorporating changes from /F

not including pep-0000.txt -> index.html (a symbolic link does just fine)

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:44:36 -04:00
+								            pep = value
 								    if pep:
 								        title = "PEP " + pep + " -- " + title
 								    if title:
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								        print >> outfile, '  <title>%s</title>' % cgi.escape(title)
-												Move the publication site for PEPs to python.org.

											
										
										
											2002-04-02 18:07:13 -05:00
+								    r = random.choice(range(64))
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								    print >> outfile, (
 								        '  <link rel="STYLESHEET" href="style.css" type="text/css">\n'
 								        '</head>\n'
 								        '<body bgcolor="white" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0">\n'
 								        '<table class="navigation" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"\n'
 								        '       width="100%%" border="0">\n'
 								        '<tr><td class="navicon" width="150" height="35">\n'
 								        '<a href="../" title="Python Home Page">\n'
 								        '<img src="../pics/PyBanner%03d.gif" alt="[Python]"\n'
 								        ' border="0" width="150" height="35" /></a></td>\n'
 								        '<td class="textlinks" align="left">\n'
 								        '[<b><a href="../">Python Home</a></b>]' % r)
-												fixfile(): Added special casing to handle the new PEP 0 format, which
    eliminates the "filename" field in favor of just the unadorned PEP
    number.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 12:45:19 -04:00
+								    if basename <> 'pep-0000.txt':
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								        print >> outfile, '[<b><a href=".">PEP Index</a></b>]'
-												Fix for the case when no PEP title is given.

											
										
										
											2002-02-16 05:44:32 -05:00
+								    if pep:
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								        print >> outfile, '[<b><a href="pep-%04d.txt">PEP Source</a></b>]' \
-												Move the publication site for PEPs to python.org.

											
										
										
											2002-04-02 18:07:13 -05:00
+								              % int(pep)
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								    print >> outfile, '</td></tr></table>'
 								    print >> outfile, '<div class="header">\n<table border="0">'
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
+								    for k, v in header:
-												fixfile(): Do the mailto: hacking on both the Author: and
Discussions-To: headers.  Also, apply SF patch #410223 by Andrew
Kuchling, which does the PEP# href wrapping for Replaces: and
Replaced-By: headers.

											
										
										
											2001-03-21 12:26:05 -05:00
+								        if k.lower() in ('author', 'discussions-to'):
-												Linkify the Author: fields with mailto urls.

											
										
										
											2000-08-17 00:27:04 -04:00
+								            mailtos = []
-												Note!  Python 2.2 is now required (you need the email package).

fixfile(): Modify the Author: and Discussions-To: header handling for
the new required format.  Since this uses Python 2.2's email package,
it should normalize either old style or new style addresses to the new
style for the web page.

											
										
										
											2002-07-30 12:17:11 -04:00
+								            for part in re.split(',\s*', v):
 								                if '@' in part:
 								                    realname, addr = parseaddr(part)
-												Change the handling of email addresses to be somewhat more difficult for
spam harvesters to collect, and limit those that are actually turned into
hyperlinks.

											
										
										
											2002-05-28 11:46:24 -04:00
+								                    if k.lower() == 'discussions-to':
 								                        m = linkemail(addr, pep)
 								                    else:
 								                        m = fixemail(addr, pep)
-												Note!  Python 2.2 is now required (you need the email package).

fixfile(): Modify the Author: and Discussions-To: header handling for
the new required format.  Since this uses Python 2.2's email package,
it should normalize either old style or new style addresses to the new
style for the web page.

											
										
										
											2002-07-30 12:17:11 -04:00
+								                    mailtos.append('%s &lt;%s&gt;' % (realname, m))
 								                elif part.startswith('http:'):
-												fixfile(): Discussions-To: can contain an address or a url.  Adjust
the text accordingly.

											
										
										
											2001-03-21 13:59:03 -05:00
+								                    mailtos.append(
-												Note!  Python 2.2 is now required (you need the email package).

fixfile(): Modify the Author: and Discussions-To: header handling for
the new required format.  Since this uses Python 2.2's email package,
it should normalize either old style or new style addresses to the new
style for the web page.

											
										
										
											2002-07-30 12:17:11 -04:00
+								                        '<a href="%s">%s</a>' % (part, part))
-												Linkify the Author: fields with mailto urls.

											
										
										
											2000-08-17 00:27:04 -04:00
+								                else:
-												Note!  Python 2.2 is now required (you need the email package).

fixfile(): Modify the Author: and Discussions-To: header handling for
the new required format.  Since this uses Python 2.2's email package,
it should normalize either old style or new style addresses to the new
style for the web page.

											
										
										
											2002-07-30 12:17:11 -04:00
+								                    mailtos.append(part)
 								            v = COMMASPACE.join(mailtos)
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								        elif k.lower() in ('replaces', 'replaced-by', 'requires'):
-												Added support for Last-Modified header and its (possibly automatic)
generation.

											
										
										
											2002-03-01 14:07:46 -05:00
+								            otherpeps = ''
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								            for otherpep in re.split(',?\s+', v):
-												Added support for Last-Modified header and its (possibly automatic)
generation.

											
										
										
											2002-03-01 14:07:46 -05:00
+								                otherpep = int(otherpep)
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								                otherpeps += '<a href="pep-%04d.html">%i</a> ' % (otherpep,
-												Added support for Last-Modified header and its (possibly automatic)
generation.

											
										
										
											2002-03-01 14:07:46 -05:00
+								                                                                  otherpep)
 								            v = otherpeps
 								        elif k.lower() in ('last-modified',):
 								            url = PEPCVSURL % int(pep)
 								            date = v or time.strftime('%d-%b-%Y',
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								                                      time.localtime(os.stat(inpath)[8]))
-												Added support for Last-Modified header and its (possibly automatic)
generation.

											
										
										
											2002-03-01 14:07:46 -05:00
+								            v = '<a href="%s">%s</a> ' % (url, cgi.escape(date))
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								        elif k.lower() in ('content-type',):
 								            url = PEPURL % 9
 								            pep_type = v or 'text/plain'
 								            v = '<a href="%s">%s</a> ' % (url, cgi.escape(pep_type))
-												Linkify the Author: fields with mailto urls.

											
										
										
											2000-08-17 00:27:04 -04:00
+								        else:
 								            v = cgi.escape(v)
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								        print >> outfile, '  <tr><th>%s:&nbsp;</th><td>%s</td></tr>' \
-												Move the publication site for PEPs to python.org.

											
										
										
											2002-04-02 18:07:13 -05:00
+								              % (cgi.escape(k), v)
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								    print >> outfile, '</table>'
 								    print >> outfile, '</div>'
 								    print >> outfile, '<hr />'
 								    print >> outfile, '<div class="content">'
-												Do not open <pre> sections until we need them; this avoids empty <pre>
elements at the top of the content and removes leading blank lines inside
<pre> sections.

											
										
										
											2002-04-04 10:42:20 -05:00
+								    need_pre = 1
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								    for line in infile:
-												fixfile(): Added special casing to handle the new PEP 0 format, which
    eliminates the "filename" field in favor of just the unadorned PEP
    number.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 12:45:19 -04:00
+								        if line[0] == '\f':
 								            continue
 								        if line.strip() == LOCALVARS:
 								            break
 								        if line[0].strip():
 								            if line.strip() == LOCALVARS:
 								                break
-												Do not open <pre> sections until we need them; this avoids empty <pre>
elements at the top of the content and removes leading blank lines inside
<pre> sections.

											
										
										
											2002-04-04 10:42:20 -05:00
+								            if not need_pre:
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								                print >> outfile, '</pre>'
 								            print >> outfile, '<h3>%s</h3>' % line.strip()
-												Do not open <pre> sections until we need them; this avoids empty <pre>
elements at the top of the content and removes leading blank lines inside
<pre> sections.

											
										
										
											2002-04-04 10:42:20 -05:00
+								            need_pre = 1
 								        elif not line.strip() and need_pre:
 								            continue
-												fixfile(): Added special casing to handle the new PEP 0 format, which
    eliminates the "filename" field in favor of just the unadorned PEP
    number.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 12:45:19 -04:00
+								        else:
 								            # PEP 0 has some special treatment
 								            if basename == 'pep-0000.txt':
 								                parts = line.split()
 								                if len(parts) > 1 and re.match(r'\s*\d{1,4}', parts[1]):
 								                    # This is a PEP summary line, which we need to hyperlink
 								                    url = PEPURL % int(parts[1])
-												Do not open <pre> sections until we need them; this avoids empty <pre>
elements at the top of the content and removes leading blank lines inside
<pre> sections.

											
										
										
											2002-04-04 10:42:20 -05:00
+								                    if need_pre:
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								                        print >> outfile, '<pre>'
-												Do not open <pre> sections until we need them; this avoids empty <pre>
elements at the top of the content and removes leading blank lines inside
<pre> sections.

											
										
										
											2002-04-04 10:42:20 -05:00
+								                        need_pre = 0
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								                    print >> outfile, re.sub(
-												fixfile(): Added special casing to handle the new PEP 0 format, which
    eliminates the "filename" field in favor of just the unadorned PEP
    number.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 12:45:19 -04:00
+								                        parts[1],
 								                        '<a href="%s">%s</a>' % (url, parts[1]),
 								                        line, 1),
 								                    continue
 								                elif parts and '@' in parts[-1]:
-												Change the handling of email addresses to be somewhat more difficult for
spam harvesters to collect, and limit those that are actually turned into
hyperlinks.

											
										
										
											2002-05-28 11:46:24 -04:00
+								                    # This is a pep email address line, so filter it.
 								                    url = fixemail(parts[-1], pep)
-												Do not open <pre> sections until we need them; this avoids empty <pre>
elements at the top of the content and removes leading blank lines inside
<pre> sections.

											
										
										
											2002-04-04 10:42:20 -05:00
+								                    if need_pre:
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								                        print >> outfile, '<pre>'
-												Do not open <pre> sections until we need them; this avoids empty <pre>
elements at the top of the content and removes leading blank lines inside
<pre> sections.

											
										
										
											2002-04-04 10:42:20 -05:00
+								                        need_pre = 0
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								                    print >> outfile, re.sub(
-												fixfile(): Added special casing to handle the new PEP 0 format, which
    eliminates the "filename" field in favor of just the unadorned PEP
    number.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 12:45:19 -04:00
+								                        parts[-1], url, line, 1),
 								                    continue
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								            line = fixpat.sub(lambda x, c=inpath: fixanchor(c, x), line)
-												Do not open <pre> sections until we need them; this avoids empty <pre>
elements at the top of the content and removes leading blank lines inside
<pre> sections.

											
										
										
											2002-04-04 10:42:20 -05:00
+								            if need_pre:
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								                print >> outfile, '<pre>'
-												Do not open <pre> sections until we need them; this avoids empty <pre>
elements at the top of the content and removes leading blank lines inside
<pre> sections.

											
										
										
											2002-04-04 10:42:20 -05:00
+								                need_pre = 0
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								            outfile.write(line)
-												Do not open <pre> sections until we need them; this avoids empty <pre>
elements at the top of the content and removes leading blank lines inside
<pre> sections.

											
										
										
											2002-04-04 10:42:20 -05:00
+								    if not need_pre:
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								        print >> outfile, '</pre>'
 								    print >> outfile, '</div>'
 								    print >> outfile, '</body>'
 								    print >> outfile, '</html>'
-												converts pep-*.txt to pep-*.html and loads them up with the help of scp

it would be nice if you could call it after committing changes on a pep

Syntax: python pep2html [sf_username]

											
										
										
											2000-07-20 18:29:24 -04:00
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
 								docutils_options = None
 								"""Option value object used by Docutils.  Can be set by the client application
 								when this module is imported."""
 								def fix_rst_pep(inpath, input_lines, outfile):
 								    from docutils import core, io
 								    pub = core.Publisher()
 								    pub.set_reader(reader_name='pep', parser_name='restructuredtext',
 								                   parser=None)
 								    pub.set_writer(writer_name='pep_html')
 								    if docutils_options:
 								        options = docutils_options
 								        pub.options = options
 								    else:
 								        options = pub.set_options()
 								    options._source = inpath
 								    options._destination = outfile.name
 								    pub.source = io.StringInput(
 								        options, source=''.join(input_lines), source_path=inpath)
 								    pub.destination = io.FileOutput(
 								        options, destination=outfile, destination_path=outfile.name,
 								        autoclose=0)
 								    pub.publish()
 								def get_pep_type(input_lines):
 								    """
 								    Return the Content-Type of the input.  "text/plain" is the default.
 								    Return ``None`` if the input is not a PEP.
 								    """
 								    pep_type = None
 								    for line in input_lines:
 								        line = line.rstrip().lower()
 								        if not line:
 								            # End of the RFC 2822 header (first blank line).
 								            break
 								        elif line.startswith('content-type: '):
 								            pep_type = line.split()[1] or 'text/plain'
 								            break
 								        elif line.startswith('pep: '):
 								            # Default PEP type, used if no explicit content-type specified:
 								            pep_type = 'text/plain'
 								    return pep_type
 								def get_input_lines(inpath):
 								    try:
 								        infile = open(inpath)
 								    except IOError, e:
 								        if e.errno <> errno.ENOENT: raise
 								        print >> sys.stderr, 'Error: Skipping missing PEP file:', e.filename
 								        sys.stderr.flush()
 								        return None, None
 								    lines = infile.read().splitlines(1) # handles x-platform line endings
 								    infile.close()
 								    return lines
-												fixfile(): Added special casing to handle the new PEP 0 format, which
    eliminates the "filename" field in favor of just the unadorned PEP
    number.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 12:45:19 -04:00
-												new usage to support conversion of only specified PEPs

Usage: %(PROGRAM)s [options] [peps]
Notes:
    The optional argument peps can be either pep numbers or .txt files.
Options:
    -u/--user
        SF username
    [rest is the same]

											
										
										
											2000-08-28 12:00:49 -04:00
 								def find_pep(pep_str):
 								    """Find the .txt file indicated by a cmd line argument"""
 								    if os.path.exists(pep_str):
 								        return pep_str
 								    num = int(pep_str)
 								    return "pep-%04d.txt" % num
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								def make_html(inpath, verbose=0):
 								    input_lines = get_input_lines(inpath)
 								    pep_type = get_pep_type(input_lines)
 								    if pep_type is None:
 								        print >> sys.stderr, 'Error: Input file %s is not a PEP.' % inpath
 								        sys.stdout.flush()
 								        return None
 								    elif not PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH.has_key(pep_type):
 								        print >> sys.stderr, ('Error: Unknown PEP type for input file %s: %s'
 								                              % (inpath, pep_type))
 								        sys.stdout.flush()
 								        return None
 								    elif PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH[pep_type] == None:
 								        pep_type_error(inpath, pep_type)
 								        return None
 								    outpath = os.path.splitext(inpath)[0] + ".html"
-												Added a -q/--quiet option to suppress the per-file progress message.
Fixed the branch for files specified from the command line to only update
the Web server if the -u/--update option was used.

											
										
										
											2000-09-06 21:26:46 -04:00
+								    if verbose:
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								        print inpath, "(%s)" % pep_type, "->", outpath
 								        sys.stdout.flush()
 								    outfile = open(outpath, "w")
 								    PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH[pep_type](inpath, input_lines, outfile)
 								    outfile.close()
 								    os.chmod(outfile.name, 0664)
 								    return outpath
-												Revise the generated HTML to be a little nicer, but still pretty simple.
Also add a -n option to suppress installing the generated HTML at
SourceForge to allow local use.

											
										
										
											2000-07-24 23:51:44 -04:00
-												push_html() -> push_pep()

push_pep(), main(): Arrange for the .txt source file to also be scp
uploaded to SF when the -i/--install flag is given.

											
										
										
											2001-03-20 10:07:21 -05:00
+								def push_pep(htmlfiles, txtfiles, username, verbose):
-												push_html():  New function; handles the mechanics of actually pushing the
              generated HTML to SourceForge.

main():  Adjust to use push_html(), and simplify the logic so it only
         gets called from one place.

											
										
										
											2000-09-08 11:31:36 -04:00
+								    if verbose:
 								        quiet = ""
 								    else:
 								        quiet = "-q"
 								    if username:
 								        username = username + "@"
 								    target = username + HOST + ":" + HDIR
-												push_html() -> push_pep()

push_pep(), main(): Arrange for the .txt source file to also be scp
uploaded to SF when the -i/--install flag is given.

											
										
										
											2001-03-20 10:07:21 -05:00
+								    files = htmlfiles[:]
 								    files.extend(txtfiles)
-												push_html():  New function; handles the mechanics of actually pushing the
              generated HTML to SourceForge.

main():  Adjust to use push_html(), and simplify the logic so it only
         gets called from one place.

											
										
										
											2000-09-08 11:31:36 -04:00
+								    files.append("style.css")
-												push_pep(): Be sure the reST pep.css file gets pushed out too.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 13:02:09 -04:00
+								    files.append("pep.css")
-												push_html() -> push_pep()

push_pep(), main(): Arrange for the .txt source file to also be scp
uploaded to SF when the -i/--install flag is given.

											
										
										
											2001-03-20 10:07:21 -05:00
+								    filelist = SPACE.join(files)
-												push_html():  New function; handles the mechanics of actually pushing the
              generated HTML to SourceForge.

main():  Adjust to use push_html(), and simplify the logic so it only
         gets called from one place.

											
										
										
											2000-09-08 11:31:36 -04:00
+								    rc = os.system("scp %s %s %s" % (quiet, filelist, target))
 								    if rc:
 								        sys.exit(rc)
 								    rc = os.system("ssh %s%s chmod 664 %s/*" % (username, HOST, HDIR))
 								    if rc:
 								        sys.exit(rc)
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
 								PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH = {'text/plain': fixfile,
 								                     'text/x-rst': fix_rst_pep}
 								PEP_TYPE_MESSAGES = {}
 								def check_requirements():
 								    # Check Python:
 								    try:
 								        from email.Utils import parseaddr
 								    except ImportError:
 								        PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH['text/plain'] = None
 								        PEP_TYPE_MESSAGES['text/plain'] = (
 								            'Python %s or better required for "%%(pep_type)s" PEP '
 								            'processing; %s present (%%(inpath)s).'
 								            % (REQUIRES['python'], sys.version.split()[0]))
 								    # Check Docutils:
 								    try:
 								        import docutils
 								    except ImportError:
 								        PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH['text/x-rst'] = None
 								        PEP_TYPE_MESSAGES['text/x-rst'] = (
 								            'Docutils not present for "%(pep_type)s" PEP file %(inpath)s.  '
 								            'See README.txt for installation.')
 								    else:
 								        if docutils.__version__ < REQUIRES['docutils']:
 								            PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH['text/x-rst'] = None
 								            PEP_TYPE_MESSAGES['text/x-rst'] = (
 								                'Docutils must be reinstalled for "%%(pep_type)s" PEP '
 								                'processing (%%(inpath)s).  Version %s or better required; '
 								                '%s present.  See README.txt for installation.'
 								                % (REQUIRES['docutils'], docutils.__version__))
 								def pep_type_error(inpath, pep_type):
 								    print >> sys.stderr, 'Error: ' + PEP_TYPE_MESSAGES[pep_type] % locals()
 								    sys.stdout.flush()
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
 								def browse_file(pep):
 								    import webbrowser
 								    file = find_pep(pep)
 								    if file.endswith(".txt"):
 								        file = file[:-3] + "html"
 								    file = os.path.abspath(file)
 								    url = "file:" + file
 								    webbrowser.open(url)
 								def browse_remote(pep):
 								    import webbrowser
 								    file = find_pep(pep)
 								    if file.endswith(".txt"):
 								        file = file[:-3] + "html"
 								    url = PEPDIRRUL + file
 								    webbrowser.open(url)
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								def main(argv=None):
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								    # defaults
 								    update = 0
 								    username = ''
-												Added a -q/--quiet option to suppress the per-file progress message.
Fixed the branch for files specified from the command line to only update
the Web server if the -u/--update option was used.

											
										
										
											2000-09-06 21:26:46 -04:00
+								    verbose = 1
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
+								    browse = 0
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								    check_requirements()
 								    if argv is None:
 								        argv = sys.argv[1:]
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								    try:
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
+								        opts, args = getopt.getopt(
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								            argv, 'bihqu:',
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
+								            ['browse', 'install', 'help', 'quiet', 'user='])
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
+								    except getopt.error, msg:
 								        usage(1, msg)
 								    for opt, arg in opts:
 								        if opt in ('-h', '--help'):
 								            usage(0)
 								        elif opt in ('-i', '--install'):
 								            update = 1
-												new usage to support conversion of only specified PEPs

Usage: %(PROGRAM)s [options] [peps]
Notes:
    The optional argument peps can be either pep numbers or .txt files.
Options:
    -u/--user
        SF username
    [rest is the same]

											
										
										
											2000-08-28 12:00:49 -04:00
+								        elif opt in ('-u', '--user'):
-												push_html():  New function; handles the mechanics of actually pushing the
              generated HTML to SourceForge.

main():  Adjust to use push_html(), and simplify the logic so it only
         gets called from one place.

											
										
										
											2000-09-08 11:31:36 -04:00
+								            username = arg
-												Added a -q/--quiet option to suppress the per-file progress message.
Fixed the branch for files specified from the command line to only update
the Web server if the -u/--update option was used.

											
										
										
											2000-09-06 21:26:46 -04:00
+								        elif opt in ('-q', '--quiet'):
 								            verbose = 0
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
+								        elif opt in ('-b', '--browse'):
 								            browse = 1
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
-												new usage to support conversion of only specified PEPs

Usage: %(PROGRAM)s [options] [peps]
Notes:
    The optional argument peps can be either pep numbers or .txt files.
Options:
    -u/--user
        SF username
    [rest is the same]

											
										
										
											2000-08-28 12:00:49 -04:00
+								    if args:
-												push_html() -> push_pep()

push_pep(), main(): Arrange for the .txt source file to also be scp
uploaded to SF when the -i/--install flag is given.

											
										
										
											2001-03-20 10:07:21 -05:00
+								        peptxt = []
-												new usage to support conversion of only specified PEPs

Usage: %(PROGRAM)s [options] [peps]
Notes:
    The optional argument peps can be either pep numbers or .txt files.
Options:
    -u/--user
        SF username
    [rest is the same]

											
										
										
											2000-08-28 12:00:49 -04:00
+								        html = []
 								        for pep in args:
 								            file = find_pep(pep)
-												push_html() -> push_pep()

push_pep(), main(): Arrange for the .txt source file to also be scp
uploaded to SF when the -i/--install flag is given.

											
										
										
											2001-03-20 10:07:21 -05:00
+								            peptxt.append(file)
-												Added a -q/--quiet option to suppress the per-file progress message.
Fixed the branch for files specified from the command line to only update
the Web server if the -u/--update option was used.

											
										
										
											2000-09-06 21:26:46 -04:00
+								            newfile = make_html(file, verbose=verbose)
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								            if newfile:
 								                html.append(newfile)
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
+								            if browse and not update:
 								                browse_file(pep)
-												new usage to support conversion of only specified PEPs

Usage: %(PROGRAM)s [options] [peps]
Notes:
    The optional argument peps can be either pep numbers or .txt files.
Options:
    -u/--user
        SF username
    [rest is the same]

											
										
										
											2000-08-28 12:00:49 -04:00
+								    else:
 								        # do them all
-												push_html() -> push_pep()

push_pep(), main(): Arrange for the .txt source file to also be scp
uploaded to SF when the -i/--install flag is given.

											
										
										
											2001-03-20 10:07:21 -05:00
+								        peptxt = []
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								        html = []
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
+								        files = glob.glob("pep-*.txt")
 								        files.sort()
 								        for file in files:
-												push_html() -> push_pep()

push_pep(), main(): Arrange for the .txt source file to also be scp
uploaded to SF when the -i/--install flag is given.

											
										
										
											2001-03-20 10:07:21 -05:00
+								            peptxt.append(file)
-												David Goodger writes:

* Refactored the file I/O model throughout, to support multiple
  processing paths.  PEP source text is now read into a list of lines.

* In ``fixfile()``:

  - Updated its parameters for the new I/O model.
  - Changed ``fo`` to ``outfile``, ``fi`` to ``inpath`` and
    ``input_lines``.
  - Input is read in by iterating over the list of input lines, rather
    than using "readlines()".
  - Opening and closing of files is done by the caller, "make_html()".
  - Added PEP number processing in Requires header.
  - Linked "Content-Type: text/plain" to PEP 9.

* Added ``fix_rst_pep()``, which imports and calls Docutils code.

* Added ``get_pep_type()``, which checks for a Content-Type header and
  returns the value, defaulting to "text/plain".  If no PEP header is
  found, ``None`` is returned: input is not a PEP.

* Added ``get_input_lines()`` to read input file into a list.

* Expanded ``make_html()`` to catch errors and process the different
  PEP formats via the new ``PEP_TYPE_DISPATCH`` dict.

* Added ``check_requirements()`` to check both Python and Docutils
  requirements.  ``pep_type_error()`` is called if the required
  software is not available.

* In ``main()``:

  - Added an ``argv`` parameter, so that pep2html.py can be imported
    and command-line options passed in.  Yes, I use this functionality
    in the Docutils "buildhtml.py" front end.
  - Files skipped (due to an error) are not pushed onto the server.

											
										
										
											2002-08-26 12:54:54 -04:00
+								            newfile = make_html(file, verbose=verbose)
 								            if newfile:
 								                html.append(newfile)
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
+								        if browse and not update:
 								            browse_file("0")
-												Revise the generated HTML to be a little nicer, but still pretty simple.
Also add a -n option to suppress installing the generated HTML at
SourceForge to allow local use.

											
										
										
											2000-07-24 23:51:44 -04:00
+								    if update:
-												push_html() -> push_pep()

push_pep(), main(): Arrange for the .txt source file to also be scp
uploaded to SF when the -i/--install flag is given.

											
										
										
											2001-03-20 10:07:21 -05:00
+								        push_pep(html, peptxt, username, verbose)
-												Add -b/--browse option, which uses the webbrowser module to show the
generated HTML in your browser.  (The local HTML without -i, the
remote HTML with -i; PEP 0 when no pep argument is given.)

Fix the help text for -i (referenced sf_username which wasn't
defined).

Sort the files when processing all of them (glob doesn't sort, alas).

											
										
										
											2002-03-15 13:14:39 -05:00
+								        if browse:
 								            if args:
 								                for pep in args:
 								                    browse_remote(pep)
 								            else:
 								                browse_remote("0")
-												Revise the generated HTML to be a little nicer, but still pretty simple.
Also add a -n option to suppress installing the generated HTML at
SourceForge to allow local use.

											
										
										
											2000-07-24 23:51:44 -04:00
-												fixfile(): Added special casing to handle the new PEP 0 format, which
    eliminates the "filename" field in favor of just the unadorned PEP
    number.

											
										
										
											2001-08-14 12:45:19 -04:00
-												Changed the sense of the default behavior.  No longer installs the
.html files in SF by default; you must explicitly include the
-i/--install option in order to upload.

Also, added -h/--help and migrated to getopt for switch parsing.
Included a usage() function.

Some cosmetic changes.

											
										
										
											2000-08-15 01:53:19 -04:00
-												Revise the generated HTML to be a little nicer, but still pretty simple.
Also add a -n option to suppress installing the generated HTML at
SourceForge to allow local use.

											
										
										
											2000-07-24 23:51:44 -04:00
+								if __name__ == "__main__":
 								    main()