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Mostly to get some cleanups into a release, but adds a tiny improvement
in commit a4b5775 ("menuconfig/guiconfig: Print 'default:' with no 's'
if there's just one").
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This triggers a different set-to-set code path and makes some of them a
bit smaller, e.g. 480 instead of 736 bytes for _RELATIONS.
Probably no measurable performance difference, but might as well.
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- Move some assignments closer to related assignments
- Remove some blank lines between related assignments
- Remove double blank lines between sections. It's probably more
messy-looking than helpful.
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Put $ after word characters, like in _command_match and
_id_keyword_match.
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Not performance sensitive. Gets rid of a variable.
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Makes it consistent with the other warn_assign_* variables.
Also move the initialization in Kconfig.__init__() next to the other
warn_assign_* variables.
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Adds commit 29758ae ("setconfig: Use 'orig_type' instead of 'type' in
error message").
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It's confusing to have tristate symbols show up as bool in the bad-value
error message when modules are disabled. set_value() validates the value
against 'orig_type' rather than 'type' as well.
Piggyback some quote consistency and make a comment in set_value() more
informative.
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Adds commit e5e2fe5 ("Catch EnvironmentError instead of
OSError/IOError"), which fixes menuconfig.py crashes on I/O errors on
Python 2.
This might also improve error robustness elsewhere on Python 2 in
obscure cases.
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menuconfig.py tended to crash on I/O errors on Python 2, due to
forgetting to update some 'except OSError's. Catch EnvironmentError
instead.
EnvironmentError is a common base class of IOError and OSError on Python
2, and an alias for OSError on Python 3. Use it elsewhere too, as it
might help catch obscure I/O errors on Python 2.
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Shorter and still clear.
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Things can be simplified a bit knowing that UNKNOWN is falsy.
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Small optimization. We know that UNKNOWN == 0, and it's always tested
for by checking truthiness rather than identity within the library, so
there can't be trouble even without small integer optimization.
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Adds some small documentation improvements:
- Commit b133331 ("Mention that passing subexpressions to expr_items()
works")
- Commit 6016156 ("Mention that the 'encoding' parameter is also used
for $(shell)")
- Commit 48ec584 ("Simplify eval_string() docstring re. syntax errors")
- Commit e44102a ("Make MenuNode.filename documentation more accurate
re. absolute paths")
Some minor optimizations are included as well.
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Be more consistent re. continuation line indents.
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An absolute path to within $srctree is turned into a relative path, and
a relative path with '..' in it might be turned into an absolute path.
Only whether the path is within $srctree matters.
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Was meant as not-a-literal-if, but it looks confusing.
Piggyback a comment nit.
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Syntax checking has been strict for a long time, so say "if there are
syntax errors" instead of "if syntax errors are detected".
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Consistent with the other functions.
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20% faster lookup in line_profiler in _tokenize(). The test usually
fails.
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Symbol is the most common case by far.
Also rename _finalize_tree() to _finalize_node(), and make the
explanation for what it does more specific. The recursion gets a bit
tricky.
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Adds commit 7403203 ("Make choice.set_value() no-change check work for
"n"/"m"/"y" strings").
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Same deal as in commit f2ac5e3 ("Make set_value() no-change check work
for "n"/"m"/"y" strings"). Overlooked the similar logic for choices.
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Adds commit a7302a6 ("menuconfig/guiconfig: Use orig_defaults in symbol
info").
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Adds commit 0ca8e78 ("Add {Symbol,Choice}.orig_*, corresponding to the
MenuNode fields").
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Getting defaults, select, implies, and ranges without dependencies
propagated to conditions can be useful for symbols and choices as well,
e.g. when generating standalone documentation for properties.
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Adds commit 58c65e0 ("Make REL_TO_STR public").
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Generally useful, and not likely to need any internal hackery.
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Do 'add = fields.append'. Pointless as an optimization, but shaves some
lines, and obvious in context.
Also add test coverage for __repr__() for string symbols with user
values.
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Makes set_value() smarter about saving redundant work, in commit f2ac5e3
("Make set_value() no-change check work for "n"/"m"/"y" strings").
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Worth pointing out explicitly.
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Convert "n"/"m"/"y" to 0/1/2 earlier, so that e.g. sym.set_value("y")
is recognized as a no-op when sym.user_value == 2.
This also helps when loading several configuration files that assign
some of the same symbols, because load_config() calls set_value() with
"n"/"m"/"y".
This could also cut down on the number of times a particular warning is
displayed when loading lots of overlapping configuration files.
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- Reorganize symbol fetching to remove some duplicated _undef_assign()
calls
- Move duplicated assignment warning generation into an
_assigned_twice() helper function
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Adds commit 0c79d23 ("menuconfig: Be silent when changing LC_CTYPE to a
UTF-8 locale").
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It's pretty subtle that sym.config_string can be used instead of the
internal sym._write_to_conf variable in client code. Mention it in
comments near where _write_to_conf is used.
Seen client code access _write_to_conf a few times now. No plans to
remove it though, so it'll most likely keep working.
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Same behavior, simpler.
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Adds a small error message improvement, in commit 49831dd ("Give the
'source ...' line being parsed when a file can't be opened").
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Bit cleaner-looking.
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Helpful when env. variables are involved. Previously only shown when the
file couldn't be found.
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