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update-release-info: allow regular 3-digit releases (not .final.0)
upload-release-files: new, does a lot of the heavy lifting for a release.
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io.StringIO only takes/uses unicode, so convert string to unicode.
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by copying the <xml...> declaration at the start of the file
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Run via:
bin/scp-sourceforge SOURCEFORGE_USER_NAME
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- bin/doc* and sconsexample.py are not used anymore and get deleted
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any appropriate "VARIABLE:" lines in the output.
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Fixes and refactoring in the bin/scons-proc.py script to support this.
Fixes to various parts of the XML input.
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page macros, with the intent of being able to move the documentation
of all the supported functions from the man page to .xml files and
then incorporate the generated output into the final man page
(like we do with Builders and Tool modules).
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copied construction environment without also affecting the value in
the original construction environment. (Matt Hughes)
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platform; it was causing the test to fail on Windows.
Added some documentation to bin/update-release-info.py.
In my last log message, I forgot to mention that QMTest/TestRuntest.py was
tweaked to make it less specialized for testing runtest.py. It can now be
used to test other programs; in this case, bin/update-release-info.py. The
defaults are unchanged so that it will normally test runtest.py.
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This program automates the process of inserting the release configuration
information that is currently done by hand. The configuration data now
all lives in a file, 'ReleaseConfig'. Change the configuration file, run
the program, and, hey presto, the files are updated.
More work needs to be done; the documentation doesn't quite match with the
program and the regression tests only cover the release flows, but it's
important to get this stuff out before the next release is published so
people can start using it.
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to the User's Guide. (Jim Randall)
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We were closing the output log file, thinking it was a per-script file,
even though we still write to the original log file for the revision.
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Apply all the remaining changes from the fixers.
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Comb out all code that supported earlier versions of Python. Most such
code is in snippets of only a few lines and can be identified by having
a Python version string in it. Such snippets add up; this combing pass
probably got rid of over 500 lines of code.
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Apply the refactorings from the 'dict' fixer, less occurrences that were
manually audited to be safe. Also pick up changes in bin/sfsum, a Python
file that was not being scanned before.
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Apply the first part of the 'raise' fixer (the three-argument cases are not
converted and will need to wait until native support of with_traceback() is
available).
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the User's Guide XML from the .in files' SGML.
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use a simple hack to load that routine, no matter wheter it's Python 2.x or
Python 3.x. Tested with Python 2.5, 2.6, and 3.0.
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Accumulated small fixers: renames, next, zip, and intern.
Files that were modified or added while developing on branches/pending didn't
have the fixers previously applied. This patchset picks up those.
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Applied a number of idiomatic changes.
Uses of the 'sort()' method were converted into calls of 'sorted()' when
possible and the sorted() expression was inserted into a subsequent statement
whenever that made sense.
The statement 'while 1:' was changed to 'while True:'.
Names from the 'types' module (e.g., 'types.FooType') were converted to the
equivalent build-in type (e.g., 'foo').
Comparisons between types were changed to use 'isinstance()'.
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development. Note that this set of changes is NOT backward-compatible;
the trunk no longer works with Python 1.5.2, 2.0, or 2.1.
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documentation into DocBook:
* Strip trailing newlines after XML comments so lines left blank after
stripping comments don't get treated as paragraph separators.
* Recognize the lambda function and the ${TARGET,SOURCE}{,S} variables
when converting to man page format.
* Translate more strings into .RB and .RI lines.
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Handle two additional flavors of <varlistentry>.
Translate the <application> tag into man page macros.
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by the signature specification from the <scons_function> tag to
the <arguments> tag.
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* Add the support for global="0" and env="0" to SConsDoc.py.
* Remove unnecessary .IP lines before '\""" delimiters before the
next builder / tool / function entry.
* Add support for <variablelist> lists.
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* Convert \f[BI].*\fP strings containing white space to quoted .B lines.
* Anchor conversion of \f[BI] lines to .[BR] at end of line.
* Convert \f[BI] lines preceded by text to a .R[BI] line.
* Convert -- on .[BI]R? lines to \-\-.
* Support global="0" and env="0" options <scons_function> arguments for
when the function has no global form or construction environment form.
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in our home-brew DocBook-based .xml files.
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more OO and extensible.
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infrastructure and using it to force the SConstruct file(s) to generate
version.c files with new timestamps each run. Fix the description of
the example, since the verson.o file does get recompiled each run, but
the use of Requires() means the downstream hello executable doesn't get
relinked because of it.
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support command-line option parsing and generating output on
streams other than sys.stdout.
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absolute paths) to a consistent relative path (bootstrap/...).
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examples. Because we use ToolSurrogates to generate the output (and do
so on Linux), we don't actually need (or have) it installed.
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