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from re import compile as regex_compile

from .errors import CLIError

try:

    from colors import magenta, red, yellow, bold

except ImportError:

    # No colours? No worries, use dummy foo instead

    def dummy(val):

        return val

    red = yellow = magenta = bold = dummy

def remove_colors():

    global bold

    global red

    global yellow

    global magenta

    def dummy(val):

        return val

    red = yellow = magenta = bold = dummy

def pretty_keys(d, delim='_', recurcive=False):

    """<term>delim<term> to <term> <term> transformation

    """

    new_d = {}

    for key, val in d.items():

        new_key = key.split(delim)[-1]

        if recurcive and isinstance(val, dict):

            new_val = pretty_keys(val, delim, recurcive)

        else:

            new_val = val

        new_d[new_key] = new_val

    return new_d

def print_dict(d, exclude=(), ident=0):

    if not isinstance(d, dict):

        raise CLIError(message='Cannot dict_print a non-dict object')

    if d:

        margin = max(len(unicode(key).strip())\

            for key in d.keys() if key not in exclude)

    for key, val in sorted(d.items()):

        if key in exclude:

            continue

        print_str = ' ' * ident

        print_str += ('%s' % key).strip()

        print_str += ' ' * (margin - len(unicode(key).strip()))

        print_str += ': '

        if isinstance(val, dict):

            print(print_str)

            print_dict(val, exclude=exclude, ident=margin + ident)

        elif isinstance(val, list):

            print(print_str)

            print_list(val, exclude=exclude, ident=margin + ident)

        else:

            print print_str + ' ' + unicode(val).strip()

def print_list(l, exclude=(), ident=0):

    if not isinstance(l, list):

        raise CLIError(message='Cannot list_print a non-list object')

    if l:

        margin = max(len(unicode(item).strip())\

            for item in l if item not in exclude)

    for item in sorted(l):

        if item in exclude:

            continue

        if isinstance(item, dict):

            print_dict(item, exclude=exclude, ident=margin + ident)

        elif isinstance(item, list):

            print_list(item, exclude=exclude, ident=margin + ident)

        else:

            print ' ' * ident + unicode(item)

def print_items(items, title=('id', 'name')):

    for item in items:

        if isinstance(item, dict) or isinstance(item, list):

            header = ' '.join(unicode(item.pop(key))\

                for key in title if key in item)

            print(' ')

            print(bold(header))

        if isinstance(item, dict):

            print_dict(item, ident=2)

        elif isinstance(item, list):

            print_list(item, ident=2)

def format_size(size):

    units = ('B', 'K', 'M', 'G', 'T')

    try:

        size = float(size)

    except ValueError:

        raise CLIError(message='Cannot format %s in bytes' % size)

    for unit in units:

        if size < 1024:

            break

        size /= 1024

    s = ('%.1f' % size)

    if '.0' == s[-2:]:

        s = s[:-2]

    return s + unit

def dict2file(d, f, depth=0):

    for k, v in d.items():

        f.write('%s%s: ' % ('\t' * depth, k))

        if isinstance(v, dict):

            f.write('\n')

            dict2file(v, f, depth + 1)

        elif isinstance(v, list):

            f.write('\n')

            list2file(v, f, depth + 1)

        else:

            f.write(' %s\n' % unicode(v))

def list2file(l, f, depth=1):

    for item in l:

        if isinstance(item, dict):

            dict2file(item, f, depth + 1)

        elif isinstance(item, list):

            list2file(item, f, depth + 1)

        else:

            f.write('%s%s\n' % ('\t' * depth, unicode(item)))

# Split input auxiliary

def _parse_with_regex(line, regex):

    re_parser = regex_compile(regex)

    return (re_parser.split(line), re_parser.findall(line))

def _sub_split(line):

    terms = []

    (sub_trivials, sub_interesting) = _parse_with_regex(line, ' ".*?" ')

    for subi, subipart in enumerate(sub_interesting):

        terms += sub_trivials[subi].split()

        terms.append(subipart[2:-2])

    terms += sub_trivials[-1].split()

    return terms

def split_input(line):

    """Use regular expressions to split a line correctly

    """

    line = ' %s ' % line

    (trivial_parts, interesting_parts) = _parse_with_regex(line, ' \'.*?\' ')

    terms = []

    for i, ipart in enumerate(interesting_parts):

        terms += _sub_split(trivial_parts[i])

        terms.append(ipart[2:-2])

    terms += _sub_split(trivial_parts[-1])

    return terms