# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010  Roman Zimbelmann <romanz@lavabit.com>
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import os, sys, re
from ranger.api import *
from ranger.ext.iter_tools import flatten
from ranger.ext.get_executables import get_executables
from ranger.shared import FileManagerAware


class Applications(FileManagerAware):
	"""
	This class contains definitions on how to run programs and should
	be extended in ranger.apps

	The user can decide what program to run, and if he uses eg. 'vim', the
	function app_vim() will be called.  However, usually the user
	simply wants to "start" the file without specific instructions.
	In such a case, app_default() is called, where you should examine
	the context and decide which program to use.

	All app functions have a name starting with app_ and return a string
	containing the whole command or a tuple containing a list of the
	arguments. They are supplied with one argument, which is the
	AppContext instance.

	You should define at least app_default, app_pager and app_editor since
	internal functions depend on those.  Here are sample implementations:

	def app_default(self, context):
		if context.file.media:
			if context.file.video:
				# detach videos from the filemanager
				context.flags += 'd'
			return self.app_mplayer(context)
		else:
			return self.app_editor(context)

	def app_pager(self, context):
		return ('less', ) + tuple(context)

	def app_editor(self, context):
		return ('vim', ) + tuple(context)
	"""

	def _meets_dependencies(self, fnc):
		try:
			deps = fnc.dependencies
		except AttributeError:
			return True

		for dep in deps:
			if hasattr(dep, 'dependencies') \
			and not self._meets_dependencies(dep):
				return False
			if dep not in get_executables():
				return False

		return True

	def either(self, context, *args):
		for app in args:
			try:
				application_handler = getattr(self, 'app_' + app)
			except AttributeError:
				if app in get_executables():
					return tup(app, *context)
				continue
			if self._meets_dependencies(application_handler):
				return application_handler(context)

	def app_self(self, context):
		"""Run the file itself"""
		return "./" + context.file.basename

	def get(self, app):
		"""Looks for an application, returns app_default if it doesn't exist"""
		try:
			return getattr(self, 'app_' + app)
		except AttributeError:
			return self.app_default

	def apply(self, app, context):
		if not app:
			app = 'default'
		try:
			handler = getattr(self, 'app_' + app)
		except AttributeError:
			if app in get_executables():
				return tup(app, *context)  # generic app
			handler = self.app_default
		return handler(context)

	def has(self, app):
		"""Returns whether an application is defined"""
		return hasattr(self, 'app_' + app)

	def all(self):
		"""Returns a list with all application functions"""
		result = set()
		# go through all the classes in the mro (method resolution order)
		# so subclasses will return the apps of their superclasses.
		for cls in self.__class__.__mro__:
			result |= set(m[4:] for m in cls.__dict__ if m.startswith('app_'))
		return sorted(result)


def tup(*args):
	"""
	This helper function creates a tuple out of the arguments.

	('a', ) + tuple(some_iterator)
	is equivalent to:
	tup('a', *some_iterator)
	"""
	return args


def depends_on(*args):
	args = tuple(flatten(args))
	def decorator(fnc):
		fnc.dependencies = args
		return fnc
	return decorator