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wix: Avoid setting a bad icon
From 6fb18309a1d971235c0c3d568704fd91809d2d6e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
The code tries to load an icon from 'icons/crystal/32/tray_icon.xpm'
(relative to self.media_dir), which is part of sat_media, released
independently by upstream and not yet part of Debian.
It then tries to set this invalid icon. With wxPython 2.8 these
issues get quietly ignored, but wxPython 3.0 reports them. As a
simple workaround I've just added a check that the icon is valid
before setting it, so now you get a messagebox about the icon file
not being found and then the app starts.
Obviously it would be better to package sat_media so that the icon is
available on the system.
author | Olly Betts <olly@survex.com> |
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date | Tue, 09 Sep 2014 18:51:35 -0400 |
parents | c328bcc4db71 |
children | 069ad98b360d |
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#compdef jp jp_dev # jp: a SAT command line tool # Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Jérôme Poisson (goffi@goffi.org) # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU Affero General Public License for more details. # You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License # along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. #TODO: - caching (see _store_cache en _retrieve_cache) # - filtering imposibles arguments # - arguments (jids, files) PYTHON='python2' local optionals subcommands arguments local context state state_descr line typeset -A val_args _jp() { eval `/usr/bin/env $PYTHON 2> /dev/null <<- PYTHONEND import re from subprocess import check_output # import sys # words_raw="jp_dev " + ' '.join(sys.argv[1:]) # for debugging in a script words_raw="$words" # $words is the command line currently completed words_all = words_raw.split() prog_name = words_all[0] words_no_opt = [word for word in words_all if not word.startswith('-')] # command line without optional arguments choices_cache = {} ARG = r'[-a-z0-9_]' # charset accepted for an argument name subcommands_re = re.compile(r"^ +{((?:" + ARG + r"+)(?:," + ARG + r"+)*)}", re.MULTILINE) optionals_re = re.compile(r"^ {2,}(--?" + ARG + r"+(?: [A-Z_0-9]+)?(?:, --" + ARG + r"+(?: [A-Z_0-9]+)?)?)\n? {2,}(.*(?:\n {4,}.*)*$)", re.MULTILINE) arguments_re = re.compile(r"^ {2,}([a-z_]" + ARG + r"*) {2,}(.*$)", re.MULTILINE) clean_re = re.compile(r"(?P<prefix_spaces>^ +)|(?P<double_spaces> {2,})|(?P<newline>\n)|(?P<quote>')|(?P<suffix_spaces> +$)", re.MULTILINE) def _clean(desc): def sub_clean(match): matched_dict = match.groupdict() matched = {matched for matched in matched_dict if matched_dict[matched]} if matched.intersection(('prefix_spaces', 'suffix_spaces')): return '' elif matched.intersection(('double_spaces', 'newline')): return ' ' elif matched.intersection(('quote',)): return r"'\''" else: raise ValueError return clean_re.sub(sub_clean, desc) def parse_help(jp_help): # parse the help returning subcommands, optionals arguments, and mandatory arguments subcommands = subcommands_re.findall(jp_help) subcommands = {subcommand:"" for subcommand in subcommands[0].split(',')} if subcommands else {} optionals = dict(optionals_re.findall(jp_help)) arguments = dict(arguments_re.findall(jp_help)) for subcommand in subcommands: subcommands[subcommand] = arguments.pop(subcommand, '') return subcommands, optionals, arguments def get_choice(opt_choice): choices = choices_cache.get(opt_choice) if choices is not None: return choices if opt_choice == 'PROFILE': profiles = check_output([prog_name, 'profile', 'list']) choices = ":profile:(%s)" % ' '.join(profiles.split('\n')) if choices: choices_cache[opt_choice] = choices return choices else: return "" def construct_opt(opts, desc): # construct zsh's _arguments line for optional arguments arg_lines = [] for opt in opts.split(', '): try: opt_name, opt_choice = opt.split() except ValueError: # there is no argument opt_name, opt_choice = opt, None # arg_lines.append("'()%s[%s]%s'" % (opt_name+('=' if opt_name.startswith('--') else '+'), arg_lines.append("'()%s[%s]%s'" % (opt_name, _clean(desc), "%s" % get_choice(opt_choice) if opt_choice else '' )) return ' '.join(arg_lines) current_args = [] while True: # parse jp's help recursively until words_no_opt doesn't correspond anymore to a subcommand try: current_args.append(words_no_opt.pop(0)) jp_help = check_output(current_args + ['--help']) # print "jp_help (%s):\n%s\n\n---\n" % (' '.join(current_args), jp_help) # for debugging subcommands, optionals, arguments = parse_help(jp_help) if words_no_opt[0] not in subcommands: break except IndexError: break # now we fill the arrays so zsh can use them env=[] env.append("optionals=(%s)" % ' '.join(construct_opt(opt, desc) for opt, desc in optionals.items())) env.append("subcommands=(%s)" % ' '.join(["'%s[%s]'" % (subcommand, _clean(desc)) for subcommand, desc in subcommands.items()])) env.append("arguments=(%s)" % ' '.join(["'%s[%s]'" % (argument, _clean(desc)) for argument, desc in arguments.items()])) print ";".join(env) # this line is for eval PYTHONEND ` if [ -n "$optionals" ]; then _values optional $optionals fi if [ -n "$subcommands" ]; then _values subcommand $subcommands fi if [ -n "$arguments" ]; then #_values argument $arguments fi } _jp "$@"