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create/src/App/ApplicationDirectories.pyi
Chris Hennes 641bf0b511 App: Add Python interface to ApplicationDirectories
The Python version of this class is entirely static: no instance is
required. Internally it accesses th pre-constructed instance of the C++
ApplicationDirectories class that is instantiated at program startup by
the Application class.
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from Base.PyObjectBase import PyObjectBase
from typing import List
class ApplicationDirectories(PyObjectBase):
"""
App.ApplicationDirectories class.
For the time being this class only provides access to the directory versioning methods of its
C++ counterpart. These are all static methods, so no instance is needed. The main methods of
this class are migrateAllPaths(), usingCurrentVersionConfig(), and versionStringForPath().
Author: Chris Hennes (chennes@pioneerlibrarysystem.org)
Licence: LGPL-2.1-or-later
DeveloperDocu: ApplicationDirectories
"""
@staticmethod
def usingCurrentVersionConfig(path:str) -> bool:
"""
usingCurrentVersionConfig(path)
Determine if a given config path is for the current version of the program
path : the path to check
"""
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@staticmethod
def migrateAllPaths(paths: List[str]) -> None:
"""
migrateAllPaths(paths)
Migrate a set of versionable configuration directories from the given paths to a new
version. The new version's directories cannot exist yet, and the old ones *must* exist.
If the old paths are themselves versioned, then the new paths will be placed at the same
level in the directory structure (e.g., they will be siblings of each entry in paths).
If paths are NOT versioned, the new (versioned) copies will be placed *inside* the
original paths.
If the list contains the same path multiple times, the duplicates are ignored, so it is safe
to pass the same path multiple times.
Examples:
Running FreeCAD 1.1, /usr/share/FreeCAD/Config/ -> /usr/share/FreeCAD/Config/v1-1/
Running FreeCAD 1.1, /usr/share/FreeCAD/Config/v1-1 -> raises exception, path exists
Running FreeCAD 1.2, /usr/share/FreeCAD/Config/v1-1/ -> /usr/share/FreeCAD/Config/v1-2/
"""
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@staticmethod
def versionStringForPath(major:int, minor:int) -> str:
"""
versionStringForPath(major, minor) -> str
Given a major and minor version number, return a string that can be used as the name for a
versioned subdirectory. Only returns the version string, not the full path.
"""
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@staticmethod
def isVersionedPath(startingPath:str) -> bool:
"""
isVersionedPath(startingPath) -> bool
Determine if a given path is versioned (that is, if its last component contains
something that this class would have created as a versioned subdirectory). Returns true
for any path that the *current* version of FreeCAD would recognized as versioned, and false
for either something that is not versioned, or something that is versioned but for a later
version of FreeCAD.
"""
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@staticmethod
def mostRecentAvailableConfigVersion(startingPath:str) -> str:
"""
mostRecentAvailableConfigVersion(startingPath) -> str
Given a base path that is expected to contain versioned subdirectories, locate the
directory name (*not* the path, only the final component, the version string itself)
corresponding to the most recent version of the software, up to and including the current
running version, but NOT exceeding it -- any *later* version whose directories exist
in the path is ignored. See also mostRecentConfigFromBase().
"""
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@staticmethod
def mostRecentConfigFromBase(startingPath: str) -> str:
"""
mostRecentConfigFromBase(startingPath) -> str
Given a base path that is expected to contained versioned subdirectories, locate the
directory corresponding to the most recent version of the software, up to and including
the current version, but NOT exceeding it. Returns the complete path, not just the final
component. See also mostRecentAvailableConfigVersion().
"""
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@staticmethod
def migrateConfig(oldPath: str, newPath: str) -> None:
"""
migrateConfig(oldPath, newPath) -> None
A utility method to copy all files and directories from oldPath to newPath, handling the
case where newPath might itself be a subdirectory of oldPath (and *not* attempting that
otherwise-recursive copy).
"""
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