sapling/hgext3rd/grepdiff.py
Durham Goode 932cc0e5b1 grepdiff: fix to match upstream
Summary:
Upstream changed the format from ['diff ...\n', 'file1\nfile2\nchunks...'] to be
['diff ...\nfile1\nfile2\n', 'chunks...'] in 199440c7d1f49752. So grepdiff needs
to be updated.

Test Plan: Tests now pass

Reviewers: #mercurial, simonfar

Reviewed By: simonfar

Subscribers: mjpieters

Differential Revision: https://phabricator.intern.facebook.com/D4695911

Signature: t1:4695911:1489282635:920e88fecc5d6d4660d1d21289d1d07e26c93315
2017-03-12 12:49:18 -07:00

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# grepdiff.py
#
# Copyright 2016 Facebook, Inc.
#
# This software may be used and distributed according to the terms of the
# GNU General Public License version 2 or any later version.
import re
from mercurial import pathutil, registrar, revset, util
from mercurial.i18n import _
revsetpredicate = registrar.revsetpredicate()
touchprefix = 'touch'
prefixtoprocessors = {
"add": lambda adds, removes: adds > 0,
"remove": lambda adds, removes: removes > 0,
"delta": lambda adds, removes: adds != removes,
touchprefix: lambda adds, removes: adds > 0 or removes > 0,
"inc": lambda adds, removes: adds > removes,
"dec": lambda adds, removes: adds < removes
}
def getpatternandprocessor(repo, args):
"""Parse prefix and pattern from the provided arguments
Example argument could be args[0][1] == 'add:hello world'"""
pattern = args[0][1]
prefix = touchprefix
patstart = 0
if ':' in pattern:
patstart = pattern.index(':') + 1
prefix = pattern[:patstart - 1]
if prefix and prefix not in prefixtoprocessors:
repo.ui.warning(_('treating %s as a part of pattern') % (prefix + ':'))
prefix = touchprefix
else:
pattern = pattern[patstart:]
processor = prefixtoprocessors[prefix]
# currently this regex always has re.M and re.I flags, we might
# want to make it configurable in future
pattern = util.re.compile(pattern, re.M | re.I)
return pattern, processor
@revsetpredicate('grepdiff(pattern, [file], ...)')
def grepdiffpredicate(repo, subset, x):
"""grepdiff: a revset for code archeology
Sample usages are:
$ hg log --rev "grepdiff('add:command')" mercurial/commands.py
will only match changesets that add 'command' somewhere in the diff
$ hg log --rev "grepdiff('remove:command')" mercurial/commands.py
will match changesets which remove 'command' somewhere in the diff
$ hg log --rev "grepdiff('delta:command') mercurial/commands.py"
will mathc changesets where the number of 'command' adds is different
from the number of 'command' removes in the diff
$ hg log --rev "grepdiff('touch:command')"
will only match changesets which either add or remove 'command' at
least once in the diff
$ hg log --rev "grepdiff('inc:command')" folder/file1.py folder/file2.py
will match changesets which increase the number of occurrences
of 'command' in the specified files
$ hg log --rev "grepdiff('dec:command')"
will match changesets which decrease the number of occurrences
of 'command'
"""
err = _("wrong set of arguments passed to grepdiff revset")
args = revset.getargs(x, 1, -1, err)
files = None
if len(args) > 1:
files = set(pathutil.canonpath(repo.root, repo.getcwd(), arg[1])
for arg in args[1:])
pattern, processor = getpatternandprocessor(repo, args)
def matcher(rev):
res = processor(*ctxaddsremoves(repo[rev], files, pattern))
return res
resset = subset.filter(matcher)
return resset
def ctxaddsremoves(ctx, files, regexp):
"""Check whether some context matches a given pattern
'ctx' is a context to check
'files' is a set of repo-based filenames we're interested in (None
indicates all files)
'regexp' is a compiled regular expression against which to match"""
addcount = 0
removecount = 0
filenamelines = []
for diffitem in ctx.diff():
# ctx.diff() is a generator that returns a list of strings that are
# supposed to be printed and some of them are concatenations of
# multiple '\n'-separated lines. Here's an example of such a list:
# ["diff --git a/setup.py b/setup.py\n" +\
# "--- a/setup.py\n" +\
# "+++ b/setup.py\n",
# "@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@\n" +\
# " from distutils.core import setup, Extension\n" +\
# " \n" +\
# " setup(\n" +\
# "- name='fbhgextensions',\n" +\
# "+ name='fbhgext',\n" +\
# " version='0.1.0',\n" +\
# " author='Durham Goode',\n" +\
# " maintainer='Durham Goode',\n"]
# Please note that this list in fact contains just two elements, the
# second string is manually separated into individual lines as they
# would've been printed.
# It can be seen that the first element of the list starts with 'diff'
# and contains the filenames for the upcoming chunks.
# The second element however has the changes that happened to the
# file separated by '\n', so we want to parse that, find which ones
# start with '+' or '-', group them into blocks and match the regex
# against those blocks.
if diffitem.startswith('diff'):
# title line that start diff for some file, does not contain
# the diff itself. the next iteration of this loop wil hit the
# actual diff line
lines = diffitem.split('\n')
filenamelines = lines[1:3]
continue
# a changeblock is a set of consequtive change lines which share the
# same sign (+/-). we want to join those lines into blocks in order
# to be able to perform multi-line regex matches
changeblocks, currentblock, currentsign = [], [], ''
lines = diffitem.split('\n')
# an extra iteration is necessary to save the last block
for line in lines + ["@"]:
if not line:
continue
if line[0] == currentsign:
# current block continues
currentblock.append(line[1:])
continue
if currentsign:
# we know that current block is over so we should save it
changeblocks.append((currentsign, "\n".join(currentblock)))
if line[0] == '+' or line[0] == '-':
# new block starts here
currentsign = line[0]
currentblock = [line[1:]]
else:
# other lines include the ones that start with @@ and
# contain context line numbers or unchanged context lines
# from source file.
currentsign, currentblock = '', []
beforetablines = (ln.split("\t", 1)[0] for ln in filenamelines)
filenames = (ln.split('/', 1)[1] for ln in beforetablines if '/' in ln)
if files and not any(fn for fn in filenames if fn in files):
# this part of diff does not touch any of the files we're
# interested in
continue
for mod, change in changeblocks:
match = regexp.search(change)
if not match:
continue
if mod == '+':
addcount += 1
else:
removecount += 1
return addcount, removecount