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| -rw-r--r-- | doc/manual/verifier.py | 34 |
1 files changed, 13 insertions, 21 deletions
diff --git a/doc/manual/verifier.py b/doc/manual/verifier.py index 3c2dad13f..c1cc0cbc7 100644 --- a/doc/manual/verifier.py +++ b/doc/manual/verifier.py @@ -16,31 +16,23 @@ libdcp = Path(sys.argv[1]) type = sys.argv[2] header = libdcp / "src" / "verify.h" -# The types of note we have, and the strings to look for in order to recognise them -types = { - "BV21_ERROR": ("BV21_ERROR", "bv21_error("), - "ERROR": ("ERROR", "error("), - "WARNING": ("WARNING", "warning("), - "OK": ("ok(",), -} +# The types of note we have +types = ("BV21_ERROR", "ERROR", "WARNING", "OK") def find_type(name): """ - Search source code to find where a given code is used and hence find out whether - it represents an error, Bv2.1 "error", warning or "this is OK" note. + Search verify.cc to find out whether given error is error, Bv2.1 "error", + warning or "this is OK" note. """ - previous = '' - for source in ["verify_j2k.cc", "dcp.cc", "verify.cc", "cpl.cc", "pkl.cc"]: - path = libdcp / "src" / source - with open(path) as s: - for line in s: - if line.find(name) != -1: - line_with_previous = previous + line - for type, signatures in types.items(): - for s in signatures: - if line_with_previous.find(s) != -1: - return type - previous = line + next = False + with open(libdcp / "src" / "verify.cc") as s: + for line in s: + if line.find(name) != -1: + next = True + elif line.find("return") != -1 and next: + for type in types: + if line.find(type) != -1: + return type assert False, f"Could not find {name}" |