import os
import sys

from pudb.py3compat import PY3
if PY3:
    from configparser import ConfigParser
else:
    from ConfigParser import ConfigParser

# minor LGPL violation: stolen from python-xdg

_home = os.environ.get('HOME', None)
xdg_data_home = os.environ.get('XDG_DATA_HOME',
            os.path.join(_home, '.local', 'share') if _home else None)

xdg_config_home = os.environ.get('XDG_CONFIG_HOME',
            os.path.join(_home, '.config') if _home else None)

xdg_config_dirs = [xdg_config_home] if xdg_config_home else [] + \
    os.environ.get('XDG_CONFIG_DIRS', '/etc/xdg').split(':')


def get_save_config_path(*resource):
    if xdg_config_home is None:
        return None
    if not resource:
        resource = [XDG_CONF_RESOURCE]
    resource = os.path.join(*resource)
    assert not resource.startswith('/')
    path = os.path.join(xdg_config_home, resource)
    if not os.path.isdir(path):
        os.makedirs(path, 448)  # 0o700
    return path

# end LGPL violation

CONF_SECTION = "pudb"
XDG_CONF_RESOURCE = "pudb"
CONF_FILE_NAME = "pudb.cfg"

SAVED_BREAKPOINTS_FILE_NAME = "saved-breakpoints-%d.%d" % sys.version_info[:2]
BREAKPOINTS_FILE_NAME = "breakpoints-%d.%d" % sys.version_info[:2]


def load_config():
    from os.path import join, isdir

    cparser = ConfigParser()

    conf_dict = {}
    try:
        cparser.read([
            join(cdir, XDG_CONF_RESOURCE, CONF_FILE_NAME)
            for cdir in xdg_config_dirs if isdir(cdir)])

        if cparser.has_section(CONF_SECTION):
            conf_dict.update(dict(cparser.items(CONF_SECTION)))
    except:
        pass

    conf_dict.setdefault("shell", "internal")
    conf_dict.setdefault("theme", "classic")
    conf_dict.setdefault("line_numbers", False)
    conf_dict.setdefault("seen_welcome", "a")

    conf_dict.setdefault("sidebar_width", 0.5)
    conf_dict.setdefault("variables_weight", 1)
    conf_dict.setdefault("stack_weight", 1)
    conf_dict.setdefault("breakpoints_weight", 1)

    conf_dict.setdefault("current_stack_frame", "top")

    conf_dict.setdefault("stringifier", "type")

    conf_dict.setdefault("custom_theme", "")
    conf_dict.setdefault("custom_stringifier", "")

    conf_dict.setdefault("wrap_variables", True)

    conf_dict.setdefault("display", "auto")

    conf_dict.setdefault("prompt_on_quit", True)

    def normalize_bool_inplace(name):
        try:
            if conf_dict[name].lower() in ["0", "false", "off"]:
                conf_dict[name] = False
            else:
                conf_dict[name] = True
        except:
            pass

    normalize_bool_inplace("line_numbers")
    normalize_bool_inplace("wrap_variables")
    normalize_bool_inplace("prompt_on_quit")

    return conf_dict


def save_config(conf_dict):
    from os.path import join

    cparser = ConfigParser()
    cparser.add_section(CONF_SECTION)

    for key in sorted(conf_dict):
        cparser.set(CONF_SECTION, key, str(conf_dict[key]))

    try:
        save_path = get_save_config_path()
        if not save_path:
            return
        outf = open(join(save_path, CONF_FILE_NAME), "w")
        cparser.write(outf)
        outf.close()
    except:
        pass


def edit_config(ui, conf_dict):
    import urwid

    old_conf_dict = conf_dict.copy()

    def _update_theme():
        ui.setup_palette(ui.screen)

        for sl in ui.source:
            sl._invalidate()

    def _update_line_numbers():
        for sl in ui.source:
                sl._invalidate()

    def _update_prompt_on_quit():
        pass

    def _update_current_stack_frame():
        ui.update_stack()

    def _update_stringifier():
        import pudb.var_view
        pudb.var_view.custom_stringifier_dict = {}
        ui.update_var_view()

    def _update_wrap_variables():
        ui.update_var_view()

    def _update_config(check_box, new_state, option_newvalue):
        option, newvalue = option_newvalue
        new_conf_dict = {option: newvalue}
        if option == "theme":
            # only activate if the new state of the radio button is 'on'
            if new_state:
                if newvalue is None:
                    # Select the custom theme entry dialog
                    lb.set_focus(lb_contents.index(theme_edit_list_item))
                    return

                conf_dict.update(theme=newvalue)
                _update_theme()

        elif option == "line_numbers":
            new_conf_dict["line_numbers"] = not check_box.get_state()
            conf_dict.update(new_conf_dict)
            _update_line_numbers()

        elif option == "prompt_on_quit":
            new_conf_dict["prompt_on_quit"] = not check_box.get_state()
            conf_dict.update(new_conf_dict)
            _update_prompt_on_quit()

        elif option == "current_stack_frame":
            # only activate if the new state of the radio button is 'on'
            if new_state:
                conf_dict.update(new_conf_dict)
                _update_current_stack_frame()

        elif option == "stringifier":
            # only activate if the new state of the radio button is 'on'
            if new_state:
                if newvalue is None:
                    lb.set_focus(lb_contents.index(stringifier_edit_list_item))
                    return

                conf_dict.update(stringifier=newvalue)
                _update_stringifier()
        elif option == "wrap_variables":
            new_conf_dict["wrap_variables"] = not check_box.get_state()
            conf_dict.update(new_conf_dict)
            _update_wrap_variables()

    heading = urwid.Text("This is the preferences screen for PuDB. "
        "Hit Ctrl-P at any time to get back to it.\n\n"
        "Configuration settings are saved in "
        "$HOME/.config/pudb or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/pudb "
        "environment variable. If both variables are not set "
        " configurations settings will not be saved.\n")

    cb_line_numbers = urwid.CheckBox("Show Line Numbers",
            bool(conf_dict["line_numbers"]), on_state_change=_update_config,
                user_data=("line_numbers", None))

    cb_prompt_on_quit = urwid.CheckBox("Prompt before quitting",
            bool(conf_dict["prompt_on_quit"]), on_state_change=_update_config,
                user_data=("prompt_on_quit", None))

    # {{{ shells

    shell_info = urwid.Text("This is the shell that will be "
            "used when you hit '!'.\n")
    shells = ["internal", "classic", "ipython", "bpython", "ptpython"]

    shell_rb_group = []
    shell_rbs = [
            urwid.RadioButton(shell_rb_group, name,
                conf_dict["shell"] == name)
            for name in shells]

    # }}}

    # {{{ themes

    from pudb.theme import THEMES

    known_theme = conf_dict["theme"] in THEMES

    theme_rb_group = []
    theme_edit = urwid.Edit(edit_text=conf_dict["custom_theme"])
    theme_edit_list_item = urwid.AttrMap(theme_edit, "value")
    theme_rbs = [
            urwid.RadioButton(theme_rb_group, name,
                conf_dict["theme"] == name, on_state_change=_update_config,
                user_data=("theme", name))
            for name in THEMES]+[
                urwid.RadioButton(theme_rb_group, "Custom:",
                    not known_theme, on_state_change=_update_config,
                    user_data=("theme", None)),
                theme_edit_list_item,
                urwid.Text("\nTo use a custom theme, see example-theme.py in the "
                    "pudb distribution. Enter the full path to a file like it in "
                    "the box above. '~' will be expanded to your home directory. "
                    "Note that a custom theme will not be applied until you close "
                    "this dialog."),
            ]

    # }}}

    # {{{ stack

    stack_rb_group = []
    stack_opts = ["top", "bottom"]
    stack_info = urwid.Text("Show the current stack frame at the\n")
    stack_rbs = [
            urwid.RadioButton(stack_rb_group, name,
                conf_dict["current_stack_frame"] == name,
                on_state_change=_update_config,
                user_data=("current_stack_frame", name))
            for name in stack_opts
            ]

    # }}}

    # {{{ stringifier

    stringifier_opts = ["type", "str", "repr"]
    known_stringifier = conf_dict["stringifier"] in stringifier_opts
    stringifier_rb_group = []
    stringifier_edit = urwid.Edit(edit_text=conf_dict["custom_stringifier"])
    stringifier_info = urwid.Text("This is the default function that will be "
        "called on variables in the variables list.  Note that you can change "
        "this on a per-variable basis by selecting a variable and hitting Enter "
        "or by typing t/s/r.  Note that str and repr will be slower than type "
        "and have the potential to crash PuDB.\n")
    stringifier_edit_list_item = urwid.AttrMap(stringifier_edit, "value")
    stringifier_rbs = [
            urwid.RadioButton(stringifier_rb_group, name,
                conf_dict["stringifier"] == name,
                on_state_change=_update_config,
                user_data=("stringifier", name))
            for name in stringifier_opts
            ]+[
                urwid.RadioButton(stringifier_rb_group, "Custom:",
                    not known_stringifier, on_state_change=_update_config,
                    user_data=("stringifier", None)),
                stringifier_edit_list_item,
                urwid.Text("\nTo use a custom stringifier, see "
                    "example-stringifier.py in the pudb distribution. Enter the "
                    "full path to a file like it in the box above. "
                    "'~' will be expanded to your home directory. "
                    "The file should contain a function called pudb_stringifier() "
                    "at the module level, which should take a single argument and "
                    "return the desired string form of the object passed to it. "
                    "Note that if you choose a custom stringifier, the variables "
                    "view will not be updated until you close this dialog."),
            ]

    # }}}

    # {{{ wrap variables

    cb_wrap_variables = urwid.CheckBox("Wrap variables",
            bool(conf_dict["wrap_variables"]), on_state_change=_update_config,
                user_data=("wrap_variables", None))

    wrap_variables_info = urwid.Text("\nNote that you can change this option on "
                                     "a per-variable basis by selecting the "
                                     "variable and pressing 'w'.")

    # }}}

    # {{{ display

    display_info = urwid.Text("What driver is used to talk to your terminal. "
            "'raw' has the most features (colors and highlighting), "
            "but is only correct for "
            "XTerm and terminals like it. 'curses' "
            "has fewer "
            "features, but it will work with just about any terminal. 'auto' "
            "will attempt to pick between the two based on availability and "
            "the $TERM environment variable.\n\n"
            "Changing this setting requires a restart of PuDB.")

    displays = ["auto", "raw", "curses"]

    display_rb_group = []
    display_rbs = [
            urwid.RadioButton(display_rb_group, name,
                conf_dict["display"] == name)
            for name in displays]

    # }}}

    lb_contents = (
            [heading]
            + [urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text("Line Numbers:\n"), "group head")]
            + [cb_line_numbers]

            + [urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text("\nPrompt on quit:\n"), "group head")]
            + [cb_prompt_on_quit]

            + [urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text("\nShell:\n"), "group head")]
            + [shell_info]
            + shell_rbs

            + [urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text("\nTheme:\n"), "group head")]
            + theme_rbs

            + [urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text("\nStack Order:\n"), "group head")]
            + [stack_info]
            + stack_rbs

            + [urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text("\nVariable Stringifier:\n"), "group head")]
            + [stringifier_info]
            + stringifier_rbs

            + [urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text("\nWrap Variables:\n"), "group head")]
            + [cb_wrap_variables]
            + [wrap_variables_info]

            + [urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text("\nDisplay driver:\n"), "group head")]
            + [display_info]
            + display_rbs
            )

    lb = urwid.ListBox(urwid.SimpleListWalker(lb_contents))

    if ui.dialog(lb,         [
            ("OK", True),
            ("Cancel", False),
            ],
            title="Edit Preferences"):
        # Only update the settings here that instant-apply (above) doesn't take
        # care of.

        # if we had a custom theme, it wasn't updated live
        if theme_rb_group[-1].state:
            newvalue = theme_edit.get_edit_text()
            conf_dict.update(theme=newvalue, custom_theme=newvalue)
            _update_theme()

        # Ditto for custom stringifiers
        if stringifier_rb_group[-1].state:
            newvalue = stringifier_edit.get_edit_text()
            conf_dict.update(stringifier=newvalue, custom_stringifier=newvalue)
            _update_stringifier()

        for shell, shell_rb in zip(shells, shell_rbs):
            if shell_rb.get_state():
                conf_dict["shell"] = shell

        for display, display_rb in zip(displays, display_rbs):
            if display_rb.get_state():
                conf_dict["display"] = display

    else:  # The user chose cancel, revert changes
        conf_dict.update(old_conf_dict)
        _update_theme()
        # _update_line_numbers() is equivalent to _update_theme()
        _update_current_stack_frame()
        _update_stringifier()


# {{{ breakpoint saving

def parse_breakpoints(lines):
    # b [ (filename:lineno | function) [, "condition"] ]

    breakpoints = []
    for arg in lines:
        if not arg:
            continue
        arg = arg[1:]

        filename = None
        lineno = None
        cond = None
        comma = arg.find(',')

        if comma > 0:
            # parse stuff after comma: "condition"
            cond = arg[comma+1:].lstrip()
            arg = arg[:comma].rstrip()

        colon = arg.rfind(':')
        funcname = None

        if colon > 0:
            filename = arg[:colon].strip()

            from pudb.lowlevel import lookup_module
            f = lookup_module(filename)

            if not f:
                continue
            else:
                filename = f

            arg = arg[colon+1:].lstrip()
            try:
                lineno = int(arg)
            except ValueError:
                continue
        else:
            continue

        from pudb.lowlevel import get_breakpoint_invalid_reason
        if get_breakpoint_invalid_reason(filename, lineno) is None:
            breakpoints.append((filename, lineno, False, cond, funcname))

    return breakpoints


def get_breakpoints_file_name():
    from os.path import join
    save_path = get_save_config_path()
    if not save_path:
        return None
    else:
        return join(save_path, SAVED_BREAKPOINTS_FILE_NAME)


def load_breakpoints():
    from os.path import join, isdir

    file_names = [
            join(cdir, XDG_CONF_RESOURCE, name)
            for cdir in xdg_config_dirs if isdir(cdir)
            for name in [SAVED_BREAKPOINTS_FILE_NAME, BREAKPOINTS_FILE_NAME]
            ]

    lines = []
    for fname in file_names:
        try:
            rcFile = open(fname)
        except IOError:
            pass
        else:
            lines.extend([l.strip() for l in rcFile.readlines()])
            rcFile.close()

    return parse_breakpoints(lines)


def save_breakpoints(bp_list):
    """
    :arg bp_list: a list of tuples `(file_name, line)`
    """

    save_path = get_breakpoints_file_name()
    if not save_path:
        return
    histfile = open(get_breakpoints_file_name(), 'w')
    bp_list = set([(bp.file, bp.line, bp.cond) for bp in bp_list])
    for bp in bp_list:
        line = "b %s:%d" % (bp[0], bp[1])
        if bp[2]:
            line += ", %s" % bp[2]
        line += "\n"
        histfile.write(line)
    histfile.close()

# }}}

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