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html_TOC(): We're even more sophisticated when generating the Text
cell. We first look for the .txt.gz file and then the .txt file,
plunking in the link and some extra explanatory text depending on what
we find. If we find nothing, we suppress the entire cell. Also, we
calculate the size (approximately) and give an indication in the cell
text.
ALSO: it is realized that nothing special has to be handled to promote
.txt to .txt.gz when gzip `suddenly appears'. The current algorithm
already handles this. Note there's not much we can do if it suddenly
disappears (since we can't un-gzip it if the module's not available!).
import sys at top of file instead of multiple places where used. also
convert all sys.stderr.write()'s to self.message() so they'll honor
the VERBOSE flag.
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of with the integration of all open's and mkdir's with the
corresponding functions in Utils.
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zlib, can be imported. However zlib is not a standard Python module
so it may not exist. In that case, use the raw text file. Specific
changes:
Try to import gzip globally. If this fails, set gzip=None for test
down below.
TOC_entry_template, use %(gzip)s to conditionalize
htmlToc(): set the key 'gzip' to '.gz' or '' depending on the value of
gzip
update_dirty_archives(): factor out file names so 1) they don't have
to be recalculated more than once, and 2) so the lines are < 80 chars
wide! Also execute gzip algorithm only if gzip is true, and thus the
gzip module successfully imported.
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Import open_ex() from Mailman.Utils and assign it to open in the
module's globals, so this gets picked up before builtin open. Saves
rewriting lots of occurances of open(), but could be confusing when
reading a method. Hmmm...
Changes to the default values for DIRMODE and FILEMODE.
HyperArchive.add_article(): use mkdir() from Mailman.Utils
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code.
Coding style hint: When TQS'ing HTML, please use single quotes instead
of double quotes. It is much more common to find double quotes in
HTML, which screws up font-lock when DQTQS'es are used :-)
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import Mailman.<module>
<module> = Mailman.<module>
to
from Mailman import <module>
I didn't realize you could do this, thanx for letting me know, Barry
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package.
Details:
changed Makefile to add the sub package as a directory to make
recursively in
changed configure to make the replacements to
Mailman/Archiver/Makefile.in
changed Mailman/Makefile.in to add Archiver as a sub package
moved Mailman/Archiver.py to Mailman/Archiver/Archiver.py and
Mailman/Hyper* to Mailman/Archiver
Mailman/pipermail.py to Mailman/Archiver/
created Mailman/Archiver/__init__.py to do a "from Archiver import *"
in order to make it's interface identical to previously.
import change: changed imports to import Mailman.<module> from import
<module> in order to accomodate the package import semantics, also
localized <module> by calling <module> = Mailman.<module>. see diffs
for details if this sounds confusing, it's not. this change was
applied to all of the moved files except pipermail, which didn't need
it.
did a basic new installation test to make sure all the
Makefile/configure changes took place atleast basically correctly.
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