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  • Committer: Tim Marston
  • Date: 2021-07-05 19:14:32 UTC
  • Revision ID: tim@ed.am-20210705191432-243ayb7s2nmussvi
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lib/stdhome/walker/copy_base.py
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import filecmp, os, shutil
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from walker import Walker
 
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from .walker import Walker
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from stdhome import the
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from stdhome import util
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        both of which are specialisations of this purpose.  See them for more
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        information.  The report method, which can be overridden in derived classes,
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        takes, in addition to the relative filename, a source file type, an
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        operation, and a sestination file type.  Valid file types are f (file), l
 
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        operation, and a destination file type.  Valid file types are f (file), l
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        (symlink), d (directory) and _ (non-existant).  Valid operations are *
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        (modify), = (skip: same), @ (skip: symlink substitute) and # (skip:
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        ignored).
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                # report changes
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                if self.report and op == '*':
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                        if dst == '_':
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                                print " N  %s" % ( rel_file )
 
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                                print(" N  %s" % ( rel_file ))
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                        elif src == '_':
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                                print " D  %s" % ( rel_file )
 
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                                print(" D  %s" % ( rel_file ))
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                        elif src == dst:
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                                print " M  %s" % ( rel_file )
 
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                                print(" M  %s" % ( rel_file ))
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                        else:
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                                print " K  %s" % ( rel_file )
 
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                                print(" K  %s" % ( rel_file ))
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        def process( self, rel_file, src, dst ):