source: cl-darcs/tags/0.1.0/get.lisp

;;; Copyright (C) 2006 Magnus Henoch
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(in-package :darcs)

;; get_cmd in Get.lhs
(defun get-repo (inrepodir outname &key (partial nil) (query nil))
  (setf outname (fad:pathname-as-directory outname))
  ;; other access methods later...
  ;; XXX: checkpoints?
  (let* ((repodir (make-upath inrepodir))
         ;; Here we get a list of lists.  Each list represents a tag;
         ;; the latest tag is at the head.  Each list contains patches
         ;; in the order they are to be applied.
         (patchinfo-list (read-repo-patch-list repodir))
         ;; We should probably download checkpoint patches, btw...
         (checkpoint (when partial
                       (car (last (read-checkpoint-list repodir))))))
    ;; Create directories...
    (prepare-new-repo outname)
    (set-default-repo outname inrepodir)

    (when checkpoint
      (format t "~&Copying checkpoint...")
      (copy-checkpoint repodir outname checkpoint)
      ;; After copying, we can read the checkpoint from OUTNAME.
      (let ((checkpoint-patch (read-checkpoint-from-repo outname checkpoint)))
        (apply-patch checkpoint-patch outname))
      (format t "done"))


    (let* ((all-patches (if checkpoint
                            ;; XXX: patchinfo-list is a list of lists now
                            (find-remaining-patches patchinfo-list checkpoint)
                            (apply #'append (reverse patchinfo-list))))
           (patches
            (if (or (null query) (y-or-n-p "Apply all patches?"))
                all-patches
                (select-some-patches all-patches))))
      ;; write-inventory wants patches ordered by tags, but we have
      ;;them all in a list in all-patches and patches...
      ;;(write-inventory outname patchinfo-list)
      (copy-repo-patches repodir outname patches)
      
      (format t "~&Applying patches")
      (dolist (patchinfo patches)
        (let ((patch (read-patch-from-repo outname patchinfo)))
          (apply-patch patch outname)
          ;; XXX: this is where we write tags to inventory correctly
          ;; Check how darcs handles tags - rotate inventory files?
          ;; What happens when adding patches one by one?
          (append-inventory outname patchinfo)
          (format t ".")))
      (format t "~&Creating pristine")
      (create-pristine-from-tree outname)
      (format t "~&All done"))))

(defun select-some-patches (patchinfo-list)
  "Interactively select some patches from PATCHINFO-LIST.
Return a new list containing the selected patches."
  (format t "~&Available patches:")
  (loop for patchinfo in patchinfo-list
     count patchinfo into i
     do (format t "~&~3@A ~A" i patchinfo))
  (format t "~&Specify inclusive start and end (NIL will do): ")
  (let ((start (read)) (end (read)))
    (if start
        (decf start)
        (setf start 0))
    (subseq patchinfo-list start end)))

(defun find-remaining-patches (patchinfo-list checkpoint)
  "Find the patches remaining after getting to CHECKPOINT."
  ;; XXX: this is incorrect; the checkpoint isn't among ordinary patches.
  (loop for tail on patchinfo-list
     when (equalp (car tail) checkpoint)
     return (cdr tail)))

(defun copy-repo-patches (from to patchinfo-list)
  "Copy patches from repository FROM to repository TO.
PATCHINFO-LIST is the list of patches in FROM to copy."
  (format t "~&Copying ~A patches" (length patchinfo-list))
  ;; Assume that TO/_darcs/patches is created
  (dolist (patch patchinfo-list)
    (let ((filename (patchinfo-make-filename patch)))
      (with-open-file (out (merge-pathnames
                            (make-pathname :directory (list :relative "_darcs" "patches")
                                           :name filename)
                            to)
                           :direction :output :element-type '(unsigned-byte 8))
        (with-open-stream (in (open-upath 
                               (upath-subdir from '("_darcs" "patches") filename)
                               :binary t))
          (fad:copy-stream in out))))
    (princ #\.)))

(defun copy-checkpoint (from to checkpoint)
  "Copy CHECKPOINT from repository FROM to repository TO.
CHECKPOINT is a patchinfo naming the checkpoint."
  (let ((filename (patchinfo-make-filename checkpoint)))
    (with-open-file (out (merge-pathnames
                          (make-pathname :directory '(:relative "_darcs" "checkpoints")
                                         :name filename)
                          to)
                         :direction :output :element-type '(unsigned-byte 8))
      (with-open-stream (in (open-upath
                             (upath-subdir from '("_darcs" "checkpoints") filename)
                             :binary t))
        (fad:copy-stream in out)))))