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#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
$Id$
parse messages like this
widgets/prefs_widgets.py:472: [W0511] TODO: try to make destroyable_Qt_connection a super of this class
widgets/prefs_widgets.py:39: [C0112, widget_destroyConnectionWithState] Empty docstring
and print them into files based on the W0511 part, named e.g. W0511.txt.
"""
import sys, os, time
files = {} ### REVIEW: can I have any number of open files at a time?
def open_file_for_message_type(mtype):
if not files.has_key(mtype):
filename = "%s.txt" % mtype
files[mtype] = open(filename, "w")
return files[mtype]
def close_files(): # maybe not needed, if normal exit does this??
for key, val in files.items():
val.close()
return
def writeit(line, current_message_type):
if current_message_type:
file1 = open_file_for_message_type(current_message_type)
file1.write(line)
return
current_message_type = None
for line in sys.stdin.readlines():
if not line[0].isspace():
words = line.split()
if len(words) >= 2 and words[1][0] == '[' and words[1][-1] in [ ']', ',' ]:
message_type = words[1][1:-1]
assert len(message_type) == 5
assert message_type[0] in "WCERF", "unrecognized message: %r" % (message_type,)
for char1 in message_type[1:]:
assert char1 in "0123456789"
current_message_type = message_type
writeit(line, current_message_type)
continue
# end
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