package App::PTP;
use 5.022;
use strict;
use warnings;
use App::PTP::Args;
use App::PTP::Commands 'warn_or_die_if_needed';
use App::PTP::Files;
use Data::Dumper;
use File::Find;
use Safe;
our $VERSION = '1.10';
$Data::Dumper::Terse = 1; # Don't output variable names.
$Data::Dumper::Sortkeys = 1; # Sort the content of the hash variables.
$Data::Dumper::Useqq = 1; # Use double quote for string (better escaping).
my $safe = Safe->new();
$safe->deny_only(':subprocess', ':ownprocess', ':others', ':dangerous');
$safe->reval('use App::PTP::PerlEnv;');
$safe->reval('use File::Spec::Functions qw(:ALL);');
# maybe_expand_dirs(filepath)
# If filepath is a normal file, then returns it as, is.
# If filepath does not exist, then terminates the program with an error.
# If filepath is a directory and the $recursive option is not set then
# terminates the program with an error, otherwise returns the list of all files
# that it contains.
sub maybe_expand_dirs {
my ($f, $options) = @_;
if (ref $f) {
# This will be the $stdin_marker reference.
if ($options->{in_place}) {
die "Reading from STDIN is incompatible with the --in-place option.\n";
}
return $f;
} elsif (not -e $f) {
die "File does not exist: ${f}\n";
} elsif (-d _) {
if (not $options->{recursive}) {
die "Input is a directory (did you forget the -R option?): ${f}\n";
}
my @files;
my $filter;
if (defined $options->{input_filter}) {
$filter = $safe->reval("sub { $options->{input_filter} }");
die "FATAL: Cannot wrap code for --input_filter: ${@}" if $@;
}
find({
# Because of the follow option, a stat has already been done on the file,
# so the '_' magic is guaranteed to work.
wanted => sub {
if (-f _) {
my $f = $_;
if (defined $filter) {
my $r = $filter->();
return if warn_or_die_if_needed(
'Perl code failed while filtering input') || !$r;
}
push @files, $f;
}
} ,
follow => 1,
no_chdir => 1,
}, $f);
return sort @files;
} else {
# We assume that everything else is a file.
return $f;
}
}
sub process_all {
my ($inputs, $pipeline, $options, $stdin) = @_;
$App::PTP::Commands::I_setter->set(1);
if ($options->{merge}) {
print "Merging all the inputs.\n" if $options->{debug_mode};
my $missing_final_separator = 0;
my @content;
for my $input (@$inputs) {
my ($content, $missing_separator) =
read_input($input, $options, $stdin);
push @content, @$content;
$missing_final_separator = $missing_separator;
}
App::PTP::Commands::process(
\$App::PTP::Files::merged_marker, $pipeline, $options, \@content,
$missing_final_separator);
write_output(\$App::PTP::Files::merged_marker, \@content,
$missing_final_separator, $options);
} else {
for my $file_name (@$inputs) {
my ($content, $missing_final_separator) =
read_input($file_name, $options, $stdin);
# Note that process can modify the input $file_name variable.
App::PTP::Commands::process($file_name, $pipeline, $options, $content,
$missing_final_separator);
write_output($file_name, $content, $missing_final_separator, $options);
$App::PTP::Commands::I_setter->inc();
}
}
}
sub Run {
my ($stdin, $stdout, $stderr, $argv) = @_;
select($stderr); # All debug output, this applies inside the safe too.
my ($inputs, $pipeline, $options) =
App::PTP::Args::parse_command_line($argv);
if ($options->{debug_mode}) {
print 'options = '.Dumper($options)."\n";
print 'inputs = '.Dumper($inputs)."\n";
print 'pipeline = '.Dumper($pipeline)."\n";
}
@$inputs = map { maybe_expand_dirs($_, $options) } @$inputs;
print 'expanded @inputs = '.Dumper($inputs)."\n" if $options->{debug_mode};
return if $options->{abort};
init_global_output($options, $stdout);
process_all($inputs, $pipeline, $options, $stdin);
close_global_output($options);
}
1;