== Python ==

Bug: [#17734] Loading a python script's help dosn't work

reported by Rian Tut (thanks).

Actual problem: scripts with spaces in their filenames were not supported by the code that registers scripts in menus and runs them. Added support w/o breaking eventual, rare scripts that parse the Bpymenus file. They will still need an update to support filenames with spaces, like done here for these scripts: Scripts Help Browser and Scripts Config Editor.

PS: tested on Linux. Please test on other platforms: just make sure scripts still appear in menus (the File->Export, for example), even after re-registering them (Scripts window -> Scripts Menu -> Update Menus) and that the Scripts Help Browser still works.
This commit is contained in:
Willian Padovani Germano 2008-10-09 22:28:44 +00:00
parent 0d23e34362
commit e5d1c5a176
3 changed files with 35 additions and 14 deletions

@ -246,6 +246,10 @@ information about how to fix this.
fields = fields[2].split()
if len(fields) > 1:
fname = fields[1].split(sep)[-1]
i = 1
while not fname.endswith('.py'):
i += 1
fname = "%s %s" % (fname, fields[i])
ALL_SCRIPTS[fname] = (menuname, group_len - 1)
return True

@ -448,11 +448,19 @@ def parse_help_info(script):
def parse_script_line(l):
tip = 'No tooltip'
try:
pieces = l.split("'")
name = pieces[1].replace('...','')
version, fname, userdir = pieces[2].strip().split()
tip = pieces[3]
data = pieces[2].strip().split()
version = data[0]
userdir = data[-1]
fname = data[1]
i = 1
while not fname.endswith('.py'):
i += 1
fname = '%s %s' % (fname, data[i])
if len(pieces) > 3: tip = pieces[3]
except:
return None

@ -479,7 +479,7 @@ static int bpymenu_CreateFromFile( void )
char line[255], w1[255], w2[255], tooltip[255], *tip;
char upythondir[FILE_MAX];
char *homedir = NULL;
int parsing, version, is_userdir;
int parsing, version, w2_len, is_userdir;
short group;
BPyMenu *pymenu = NULL;
@ -554,17 +554,32 @@ will use 'Misc'.\n", w1 );
else if( line[0] == '\n' )
continue;
else if( line[0] == '\'' ) { /* menu entry */
parsing =
/* parsing =
sscanf( line,
"'%[^']' %d %s %d '%[^']'\n",
w1, &version, w2, &is_userdir,
tooltip );
if( parsing <= 0 ) { /* invalid line, get rid of it */
*/
/* previously filenames with spaces were not supported;
* this adds support for that w/o breaking the existing
* few, exotic scripts that parse the Bpymenus file */
parsing = sscanf( line,
"'%[^']' %d %[^'\n] '%[^']'\n",
w1, &version, w2, tooltip );
if( parsing <= 0 ) { /* invalid line, get rid of it */
fgets( line, 255, fp );
} else if( parsing == 5 )
} else if( parsing == 4 )
tip = tooltip; /* has tooltip */
w2_len = strlen(w2);
if( w2[w2_len-1] == ' ') {
w2[w2_len-1] = '\0';
w2_len -= 1;
}
if( w2[w2_len-1] == '1') is_userdir = 1;
else is_userdir = 0;
w2[w2_len-2] = '\0';
pymenu = bpymenu_AddEntry( group,
( short ) version,
w1, w2, is_userdir,
@ -693,13 +708,7 @@ void BPyMenu_PrintAllEntries( void )
}
/* bpymenu_ParseFile:
* recursively scans folders looking for scripts to register.
*
* This function scans the scripts directory looking for .py files with the
* right header and menu info, using that to fill the bpymenu structs.
* is_userdir defines if the script is in the default scripts dir or the
* user defined one (U.pythondir: is_userdir == 1).
* Speed is important.
* parse a given .py file looking for a proper header.
*
* The first line of the script must be '#!BPY'.
* The header registration lines must appear between the first pair of