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[wxWidgets.git] / wxPython / wx / py / introspect.py

"""Provides a variety of introspective-type support functions for
things like call tips and command auto completion."""

__author__ = "Patrick K. O'Brien <pobrien@orbtech.com>"
__cvsid__ = "$Id$"
__revision__ = "$Revision$"[11:-2]

from __future__ import nested_scopes

import cStringIO
import inspect
import sys
import tokenize
import types

def getAutoCompleteList(command='', locals=None, includeMagic=1, 
                        includeSingle=1, includeDouble=1):
    """Return list of auto-completion options for command.
    
    The list of options will be based on the locals namespace."""
    attributes = []
    # Get the proper chunk of code from the command.
    root = getRoot(command, terminator='.')
    try:
        if locals is not None:
            object = eval(root, locals)
        else:
            object = eval(root)
    except:
        pass
    else:
        attributes = getAttributeNames(object, includeMagic, 
                                       includeSingle, includeDouble)
    return attributes
    
def getAttributeNames(object, includeMagic=1, includeSingle=1,
                      includeDouble=1):
    """Return list of unique attributes, including inherited, for object."""
    attributes = []
    dict = {}
    if not hasattrAlwaysReturnsTrue(object):
        # Add some attributes that don't always get picked up.
        special_attrs = ['__bases__', '__class__', '__dict__', '__name__',
                         'func_closure', 'func_code', 'func_defaults',
                         'func_dict', 'func_doc', 'func_globals', 'func_name']
        attributes += [attr for attr in special_attrs \
                       if hasattr(object, attr)]
    if includeMagic:
        try: attributes += object._getAttributeNames()
        except: pass
    # Get all attribute names.
    attrdict = getAllAttributeNames(object)
    # Store the object's dir.
    object_dir = dir(object)
    for (str_obj, technique, count), attrlist in attrdict.items():
        # This complexity is necessary to avoid accessing all the
        # attributes of the object.  This is very handy for objects
        # whose attributes are lazily evaluated.
        if str(object) == str_obj and technique == 'dir':
            attributes += attrlist
        else:
            attributes += [attr for attr in attrlist \
                           if attr not in object_dir and hasattr(object, attr)]
            
    # Remove duplicates from the attribute list.
    for item in attributes:
        dict[item] = None
    attributes = dict.keys()
    # new-style swig wrappings can result in non-string attributes
    # e.g. ITK http://www.itk.org/
    attributes = [attribute for attribute in attributes \
                  if type(attribute) == str]
    attributes.sort(lambda x, y: cmp(x.upper(), y.upper()))
    if not includeSingle:
        attributes = filter(lambda item: item[0]!='_' \
                            or item[1]=='_', attributes)
    if not includeDouble:
        attributes = filter(lambda item: item[:2]!='__', attributes)
    return attributes

def hasattrAlwaysReturnsTrue(object):
    return hasattr(object, 'bogu5_123_aTTri8ute')

def getAllAttributeNames(object):
    """Return dict of all attributes, including inherited, for an object.
    
    Recursively walk through a class and all base classes.
    """
    attrdict = {}  # (object, technique, count): [list of attributes]
    # !!!
    # Do Not use hasattr() as a test anywhere in this function,
    # because it is unreliable with remote objects: xmlrpc, soap, etc.
    # They always return true for hasattr().
    # !!!
    try:
        # Yes, this can fail if object is an instance of a class with
        # __str__ (or __repr__) having a bug or raising an
        # exception. :-(
        key = str(object)
    except:
        key = 'anonymous'
    # Wake up sleepy objects - a hack for ZODB objects in "ghost" state.
    wakeupcall = dir(object)
    del wakeupcall
    # Get attributes available through the normal convention.
    attributes = dir(object)
    attrdict[(key, 'dir', len(attributes))] = attributes
    # Get attributes from the object's dictionary, if it has one.
    try:
        attributes = object.__dict__.keys()
        attributes.sort()
    except:  # Must catch all because object might have __getattr__.
        pass
    else:
        attrdict[(key, '__dict__', len(attributes))] = attributes
    # For a class instance, get the attributes for the class.
    try:
        klass = object.__class__
    except:  # Must catch all because object might have __getattr__.
        pass
    else:
        if klass is object:
            # Break a circular reference. This happens with extension
            # classes.
            pass
        else:
            attrdict.update(getAllAttributeNames(klass))
    # Also get attributes from any and all parent classes.
    try:
        bases = object.__bases__
    except:  # Must catch all because object might have __getattr__.
        pass
    else:
        if isinstance(bases, types.TupleType):
            for base in bases:
                if type(base) is types.TypeType:
                    # Break a circular reference. Happens in Python 2.2.
                    pass
                else:
                    attrdict.update(getAllAttributeNames(base))
    return attrdict

def getCallTip(command='', locals=None):
    """For a command, return a tuple of object name, argspec, tip text.
    
    The call tip information will be based on the locals namespace."""
    calltip = ('', '', '')  # object name, argspec, tip text.
    # Get the proper chunk of code from the command.
    root = getRoot(command, terminator='(')
    try:
        if locals is not None:
            object = eval(root, locals)
        else:
            object = eval(root)
    except:
        return calltip
    name = ''
    object, dropSelf = getBaseObject(object)
    try:
        name = object.__name__
    except AttributeError:
        pass
    tip1 = ''
    argspec = ''
    if inspect.isbuiltin(object):
        # Builtin functions don't have an argspec that we can get.
        pass
    elif inspect.isfunction(object):
        # tip1 is a string like: "getCallTip(command='', locals=None)"
        argspec = apply(inspect.formatargspec, inspect.getargspec(object))
        if dropSelf:
            # The first parameter to a method is a reference to an
            # instance, usually coded as "self", and is usually passed
            # automatically by Python; therefore we want to drop it.
            temp = argspec.split(',')
            if len(temp) == 1:  # No other arguments.
                argspec = '()'
            elif temp[0][:2] == '(*': # first param is like *args, not self
                pass 
            else:  # Drop the first argument.
                argspec = '(' + ','.join(temp[1:]).lstrip()
        tip1 = name + argspec
    doc = ''
    if callable(object):
        try:
            doc = inspect.getdoc(object)
        except:
            pass
    if doc:
        # tip2 is the first separated line of the docstring, like:
        # "Return call tip text for a command."
        # tip3 is the rest of the docstring, like:
        # "The call tip information will be based on ... <snip>
        firstline = doc.split('\n')[0].lstrip()
        if tip1 == firstline or firstline[:len(name)+1] == name+'(':
            tip1 = ''
        else:
            tip1 += '\n\n'
        docpieces = doc.split('\n\n')
        tip2 = docpieces[0]
        tip3 = '\n\n'.join(docpieces[1:])
        tip = '%s%s\n\n%s' % (tip1, tip2, tip3)
    else:
        tip = tip1
    calltip = (name, argspec[1:-1], tip.strip())
    return calltip

def getRoot(command, terminator=None):
    """Return the rightmost root portion of an arbitrary Python command.
    
    Return only the root portion that can be eval()'d without side
    effects.  The command would normally terminate with a '(' or
    '.'. The terminator and anything after the terminator will be
    dropped."""
    command = command.split('\n')[-1]
    if command.startswith(sys.ps2):
        command = command[len(sys.ps2):]
    command = command.lstrip()
    command = rtrimTerminus(command, terminator)
    tokens = getTokens(command)
    if not tokens:
        return ''
    if tokens[-1][0] is tokenize.ENDMARKER:
        # Remove the end marker.
        del tokens[-1]
    if not tokens:
        return ''
    if terminator == '.' and \
           (tokens[-1][1] <> '.' or tokens[-1][0] is not tokenize.OP):
        # Trap decimals in numbers, versus the dot operator.
        return ''
    else:
        # Strip off the terminator.
        if terminator and command.endswith(terminator):
            size = 0 - len(terminator)
            command = command[:size]
    command = command.rstrip()
    tokens = getTokens(command)
    tokens.reverse()
    line = ''
    start = None
    prefix = ''
    laststring = '.'
    emptyTypes = ('[]', '()', '{}')
    for token in tokens:
        tokentype = token[0]
        tokenstring = token[1]
        line = token[4]
        if tokentype is tokenize.ENDMARKER:
            continue
        if tokentype in (tokenize.NAME, tokenize.STRING, tokenize.NUMBER) \
        and laststring != '.':
            # We've reached something that's not part of the root.
            if prefix and line[token[3][1]] != ' ':
                # If it doesn't have a space after it, remove the prefix.
                prefix = ''
            break
        if tokentype in (tokenize.NAME, tokenize.STRING, tokenize.NUMBER) \
        or (tokentype is tokenize.OP and tokenstring == '.'):
            if prefix:
                # The prefix isn't valid because it comes after a dot.
                prefix = ''
                break
            else:
                # start represents the last known good point in the line.
                start = token[2][1]
        elif len(tokenstring) == 1 and tokenstring in ('[({])}'):
            # Remember, we're working backwords.
            # So prefix += tokenstring would be wrong.
            if prefix in emptyTypes and tokenstring in ('[({'):
                # We've already got an empty type identified so now we
                # are in a nested situation and we can break out with
                # what we've got.
                break
            else:
                prefix = tokenstring + prefix
        else:
            # We've reached something that's not part of the root.
            break
        laststring = tokenstring
    if start is None:
        start = len(line)
    root = line[start:]
    if prefix in emptyTypes:
        # Empty types are safe to be eval()'d and introspected.
        root = prefix + root
    return root    

def getTokens(command):
    """Return list of token tuples for command."""
    command = str(command)  # In case the command is unicode, which fails.
    f = cStringIO.StringIO(command)
    # tokens is a list of token tuples, each looking like: 
    # (type, string, (srow, scol), (erow, ecol), line)
    tokens = []
    # Can't use list comprehension:
    #   tokens = [token for token in tokenize.generate_tokens(f.readline)]
    # because of need to append as much as possible before TokenError.
    try:
##        This code wasn't backward compatible with Python 2.1.3.
##
##        for token in tokenize.generate_tokens(f.readline):
##            tokens.append(token)

        # This works with Python 2.1.3 (with nested_scopes).
        def eater(*args):
            tokens.append(args)
        tokenize.tokenize_loop(f.readline, eater)
    except tokenize.TokenError:
        # This is due to a premature EOF, which we expect since we are
        # feeding in fragments of Python code.
        pass
    return tokens    

def rtrimTerminus(command, terminator=None):
    """Return command minus anything that follows the final terminator."""
    if terminator:
        pieces = command.split(terminator)
        if len(pieces) > 1:
            command = terminator.join(pieces[:-1]) + terminator
    return command

def getBaseObject(object):
    """Return base object and dropSelf indicator for an object."""
    if inspect.isbuiltin(object):
        # Builtin functions don't have an argspec that we can get.
        dropSelf = 0
    elif inspect.ismethod(object):
        # Get the function from the object otherwise
        # inspect.getargspec() complains that the object isn't a
        # Python function.
        try:
            if object.im_self is None:
                # This is an unbound method so we do not drop self
                # from the argspec, since an instance must be passed
                # as the first arg.
                dropSelf = 0
            else:
                dropSelf = 1
            object = object.im_func
        except AttributeError:
            dropSelf = 0
    elif inspect.isclass(object):
        # Get the __init__ method function for the class.
        constructor = getConstructor(object)
        if constructor is not None:
            object = constructor
            dropSelf = 1
        else:
            dropSelf = 0
    elif callable(object):
        # Get the __call__ method instead.
        try:
            object = object.__call__.im_func
            dropSelf = 1
        except AttributeError:
            dropSelf = 0
    else:
        dropSelf = 0
    return object, dropSelf

def getConstructor(object):
    """Return constructor for class object, or None if there isn't one."""
    try:
        return object.__init__.im_func
    except AttributeError:
        for base in object.__bases__:
            constructor = getConstructor(base)
            if constructor is not None:
                return constructor
    return None