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Decided for xorriso as info source about loal filesystem

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Thomas Schmitt 2013-01-06 10:10:44 +00:00
parent 28fbd336d1
commit a3cbe88544
2 changed files with 4 additions and 91 deletions
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frontend/xorriso-tcltk
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@ -738,15 +738,10 @@ proc isofs_filetype {path} {
}
# Inspection of hard disk is done via xorriso.
# The xorriso commands have the advantage to be always available and to
# need no unescaping.
# On the other hand, shell and tcl lstat are faster with large directories.
#
set localfs_ls_by_sh 0
set localfs_filetype_by_tcl 0
if {$localfs_ls_by_sh == 0} {
# need no unescaping. On the other hand, shell and tcl lstat would be
# faster with large directories.
# Parse-by-xorriso handler function for proc localfs_ls
#
@ -775,11 +770,6 @@ proc localfs_ls {dir} {
}
# <<< $localfs_ls_by_sh == 0
}
if {$localfs_filetype_by_tcl == 0} {
# Tells the file type of an absolute path in the ISO model.
# Indicator characters like with ls -l. Empty text means non existing file.
#
@ -794,10 +784,6 @@ proc localfs_filetype {path} {
}
# <<< $localfs_filetype_by_tcl == 0
}
# Verify that the connected process runs a xorriso program that is modern
# enough. This is done before sending xorriso the setup commands.
#
@ -5549,59 +5535,6 @@ proc yell_xorriso_tcltk {} {
}
if {$localfs_filetype_by_tcl == 1} {
# <<< Now via xorriso -lslx
# Tells whether an absolute path leads to a directory on hard disk
#
proc localfs_filetype {path_in} {
set path [unescape_string $path_in]
catch {file lstat $path stbuf}
if {[info exists stbuf] == 1} {
set t [string range $stbuf(type) 0 0]
if {[string first $t "bcdls"] != -1} {return $t}
if {$stbuf(type) == "file"} {return "-"}
if {$stbuf(type) == "fifo"} {return "p"}
return "?"
}
return ""
}
# <<< $localfs_filetype_by_tcl == 1
}
if {$localfs_ls_by_sh == 1} {
# Return the list of files of a hard disk filesystem directory
#
proc localfs_ls {dir_in} {
set dir [unescape_string $dir_in]
set result ""
if {[localfs_filetype $dir] != "d"} {return ""}
set conn [open "|ls -1b [list $dir]" r]
while {1} {
set ret [gets $conn line]
if {$ret == -1} {
break
}
# ls -b has the habit to escape blanks, xorriso has not.
set line [string map [list "\\\\" "\\\\" "\\ " " "] $line]
set adr [combine_dir_and_name $dir $line]
set filetype [localfs_filetype $adr]
if {$filetype == ""} {set filetype "?"}
lappend result "$filetype $line"
}
catch {close $conn}
return $result
}
# <<< $localfs_ls_by_sh == 1
}
# Log a command (if enabled)
#
proc log_command {cmd} {
@ -5794,26 +5727,6 @@ proc escape_newline {text backslash_too} {
}
if {$localfs_ls_by_sh == 1 || $localfs_filetype_by_tcl == 1} {
proc unescape_string {text} {
# The Tcl backslash escaping nearly matches the one of xorriso.
# Only code \e is not known to Tcl.
# So protect \\e from being converted, convert \e, and escape $[{" (not }])
set escpd [string map [list "\\\\" "\\\\" "\\e" "\x1b" "\$" "\\\$" \
"\[" "\\\[" "\{" "\\\{" "\"" "\\\""] \
$text]
# And now let Tcl unescape it
eval set escpd \"$escpd\"
return $escpd
}
# <<< $localfs_ls_by_sh == 1 || $localfs_filetype_by_tcl == 1
}
# -------- start living

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xorriso/xorriso_timestamp.h
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@ -1 +1 @@
#define Xorriso_timestamP "2013.01.06.095957"
#define Xorriso_timestamP "2013.01.06.100954"