Tu i tamo zatreba mi neki bezveze program. Jednostavan i glup. I ne mogu da ga nadjem na netu nigdje. I onda moram da ga napravim sam
Evo šta se izrodilo iz svega toga
Program za poređenje dvaju foldera
status: radi odlično koliko ja znam
potreba: za igru battle for wesnoth, http://www.wesnoth.org
Kod:
## SIMPLE PATCH MAKER
## by FreeCraft
## email: freecraft@gmail.com
## i would like if you could donate some spam to my mail adress XD
## PUBLIC RELEASE 0.1b
import os
from os.path import join
from shutil import copy2, rmtree
def spam(old = "wesnoth_old", new = "wesnoth_new", patch="wesnoth_patch"):
"""
This function does all the work!
All parameters are dir names. Name of variables are descriptive i think.
All of them are relative to current/script/ folder, so place
the script in folder above old and new wesnoth folders.
Egh, I don't want to confuse you... here is all what you need to do>
1) make a directory "patchmaker"
2) put this script into that directory
3) copy the old wesnoth binary files to folder ./patchmaker/wesnoth_old
4) recompile the project
5) copy the new wesnoth bins to folder ./patchmaker/wesnoth_new
6) run this program and choose the default option
7) everything that is changed will be copied in folder ./patchmaker/wesnoth_patch
8) zip or tar.bz2 that folder and upload it to wesnoth downloads page :)
Well, this was an explanation for dummies, I know you are enough
smart to figure it out yourself, but I wanted to be descripitive
and clear, so other people could use it too. Don't forget that
this program is quite usable in other situations too. I'm planing
to make a good program from this! Something, really usefull :D
"""
abs_patch = join(os.getcwd(), patch)
abs_new = join(os.getcwd(), new)
abs_old = join(os.getcwd(), old)
print "patch=%s\nnew=%s\nold=%s" % (abs_patch, abs_new, abs_old)
# fist delete the patch dir if already exists
print "Creating directory ..."
try:
rmtree(abs_patch)
except Exception, exclamation:
pass
os.mkdir(abs_patch)
print "Creating log files ..."
logchanged = file("logchanged.txt",'w')
print "Starting directory walk ..."
print "-" * 50
root = os.curdir
os.chdir(join(os.curdir,new))
for path, dirs, files in os.walk(''):
print "Walking the dir '%s'" % (path)
for filename in files:
rel_path = join(root, path, filename)
oldfile = join(abs_old, rel_path)
newfile = join(abs_new, rel_path)
print '-' + rel_path
if fchanged(oldfile, newfile):
logchanged.write("File " + newfile + " is changed or it is new...\n")
copy2(newfile, join(abs_patch,path,filename))
print "Creating directories"
[makedir(join(abs_patch, path, dirname)) for dirname in dirs]
logchanged.close()
def makedir(path):
# just make the dir, with no exception raised
try:
os.mkdir(path)
except Exception:
pass
def fchanged(old, new):
"""
this is something like interface ---
"""
return not compare_bytes(old, new)
def compare_bytes(path1, path2):
"""
The file comparision function
Returns True if equal, False if different
Also returns False if exception is Raised ie -
file not found.
"""
try:
if os.path.getsize(path1) != os.path.getsize(path2):
return False
f1, f2 = file(path1), file(path2)
except Exception, msg:
return False
# here, comparision is done by xKB block comparision
blocksize = 4 * 1024
while True:
a, b = f1.read(blocksize), f2.read(blocksize)
if len(a)==0:
f1.close()
f2.close()
return True
if a != b:
f1.close()
f2.close()
return False
def compare_lines(text1, text2):
"""
The file comparision function
Returns True if equal, False if different
Also returns False if exception is Raised ie -
file not found.
Diference between this one and compare_bytes function
is that this compares lines, not blocks, anyway, it
might be useless, but however :)
"""
try:
if os.path.getsize(path1) != os.path.getsize(path2):
return False
f1, f2 = file(text1), file(text2)
except Exception, msg:
return False
# compare line-by-line
for line in f1.xreadlines():
if line!=f2.readline():
f1.close()
f2.close()
return False
f1.close()
f2.close()
return True
if __name__=="__main__":
print "Main started ..."
print "Use Ctrl-C or Ctrl-D to exit at any time ..."
answer = raw_input("Use default?")
yes = ('','\n','yes','Yes','YES','y','Y')
if answer in yes:
print "Use defaults - YES"
spam()
else:
print "Use defaults - NO \nEnter custom values:"
spam(old=raw_input("Old dir name: "), new=raw_input("New dir name: "), patch=raw_input("Patch dir name: "))
raw_input("Press enter to quit program!")
## by FreeCraft
## email: freecraft@gmail.com
## i would like if you could donate some spam to my mail adress XD
## PUBLIC RELEASE 0.1b
import os
from os.path import join
from shutil import copy2, rmtree
def spam(old = "wesnoth_old", new = "wesnoth_new", patch="wesnoth_patch"):
"""
This function does all the work!
All parameters are dir names. Name of variables are descriptive i think.
All of them are relative to current/script/ folder, so place
the script in folder above old and new wesnoth folders.
Egh, I don't want to confuse you... here is all what you need to do>
1) make a directory "patchmaker"
2) put this script into that directory
3) copy the old wesnoth binary files to folder ./patchmaker/wesnoth_old
4) recompile the project
5) copy the new wesnoth bins to folder ./patchmaker/wesnoth_new
6) run this program and choose the default option
7) everything that is changed will be copied in folder ./patchmaker/wesnoth_patch
8) zip or tar.bz2 that folder and upload it to wesnoth downloads page :)
Well, this was an explanation for dummies, I know you are enough
smart to figure it out yourself, but I wanted to be descripitive
and clear, so other people could use it too. Don't forget that
this program is quite usable in other situations too. I'm planing
to make a good program from this! Something, really usefull :D
"""
abs_patch = join(os.getcwd(), patch)
abs_new = join(os.getcwd(), new)
abs_old = join(os.getcwd(), old)
print "patch=%s\nnew=%s\nold=%s" % (abs_patch, abs_new, abs_old)
# fist delete the patch dir if already exists
print "Creating directory ..."
try:
rmtree(abs_patch)
except Exception, exclamation:
pass
os.mkdir(abs_patch)
print "Creating log files ..."
logchanged = file("logchanged.txt",'w')
print "Starting directory walk ..."
print "-" * 50
root = os.curdir
os.chdir(join(os.curdir,new))
for path, dirs, files in os.walk(''):
print "Walking the dir '%s'" % (path)
for filename in files:
rel_path = join(root, path, filename)
oldfile = join(abs_old, rel_path)
newfile = join(abs_new, rel_path)
print '-' + rel_path
if fchanged(oldfile, newfile):
logchanged.write("File " + newfile + " is changed or it is new...\n")
copy2(newfile, join(abs_patch,path,filename))
print "Creating directories"
[makedir(join(abs_patch, path, dirname)) for dirname in dirs]
logchanged.close()
def makedir(path):
# just make the dir, with no exception raised
try:
os.mkdir(path)
except Exception:
pass
def fchanged(old, new):
"""
this is something like interface ---
"""
return not compare_bytes(old, new)
def compare_bytes(path1, path2):
"""
The file comparision function
Returns True if equal, False if different
Also returns False if exception is Raised ie -
file not found.
"""
try:
if os.path.getsize(path1) != os.path.getsize(path2):
return False
f1, f2 = file(path1), file(path2)
except Exception, msg:
return False
# here, comparision is done by xKB block comparision
blocksize = 4 * 1024
while True:
a, b = f1.read(blocksize), f2.read(blocksize)
if len(a)==0:
f1.close()
f2.close()
return True
if a != b:
f1.close()
f2.close()
return False
def compare_lines(text1, text2):
"""
The file comparision function
Returns True if equal, False if different
Also returns False if exception is Raised ie -
file not found.
Diference between this one and compare_bytes function
is that this compares lines, not blocks, anyway, it
might be useless, but however :)
"""
try:
if os.path.getsize(path1) != os.path.getsize(path2):
return False
f1, f2 = file(text1), file(text2)
except Exception, msg:
return False
# compare line-by-line
for line in f1.xreadlines():
if line!=f2.readline():
f1.close()
f2.close()
return False
f1.close()
f2.close()
return True
if __name__=="__main__":
print "Main started ..."
print "Use Ctrl-C or Ctrl-D to exit at any time ..."
answer = raw_input("Use default?")
yes = ('','\n','yes','Yes','YES','y','Y')
if answer in yes:
print "Use defaults - YES"
spam()
else:
print "Use defaults - NO \nEnter custom values:"
spam(old=raw_input("Old dir name: "), new=raw_input("New dir name: "), patch=raw_input("Patch dir name: "))
raw_input("Press enter to quit program!")
... keep good work
