[Openmcl-devel] ENSURE-DIRECTORIES-EXIST and DIRECTORY on Windows
Dan Weinreb
dlw at itasoftware.com
Tue May 5 08:20:52 PDT 2009
By the way, in case anyone cares, SBCL sometimes
calls ensure-directories-exist implicitly, where CCL
does not. The language spec has nothing to say
about it and I would have done it as CCL does.
If you're porting from SBCL to CCL, you might
have to add calls to ensure-directories-exist.
Gary Byers wrote:
> Yes, both of those functions were neglecting to handle
> PATHNAME-DEVICE. D'oh!
>
> Thanks.
>
> On Sun, 3 May 2009, Martin wrote:
>
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> First, I want to appreciate the work you have put into the Windows port
>> of Clozure CL. Thanks.
>>
>> At the end of this mail is a patch which attempts to make CCL's
>> DIRECTORY and ENSURE-DIRECTORIES-EXIST functions nicer on Windows.
>>
>> (I am using 1.3-r11949 on Windows XP SP2.)
>>
>> Most of the changes typically involve the addition of the :DEVICE
>> component for to make the functions `drive aware'---if you will.
>>
>> For 1 and 2, the `context' is:
>>
>> ? (PATHNAME-DEVICE (CURRENT-DIRECTORY)) => C
>>
>>
>>
>> 1.
>>
>> ? (ENSURE-DIRECTORIES-EXIST "D:/dir1/dir2/") => creates "C:/dir1/dir2/"
>> instead.
>>
>>
>>
>> 2.
>>
>> ? (DIRECTORY "D:/dir1/dir2/*.*") => NIL (despite having files in
>> D:/dir1/dir2/).
>>
>>
>>
>> 3. I have a file tree with the following structure:
>>
>> D:.
>> | init.bat
>> |
>> +---.dir2
>> | | .file3
>> | | file1.txt
>> | | file2
>> | |
>> | +---.dir1-2
>> | | .file5
>> | | file3.txt
>> | | file4
>> | |
>> | \---dir1-1
>> | .file3
>> | file1.txt
>> | file2
>> |
>> \---dir1
>> | .file3
>> | file1.txt
>> | file2
>> |
>> +---.dir1-2
>> | .file5
>> | file3.txt
>> | file4
>> |
>> \---dir1-1
>> .file3
>> file1.txt
>> file2
>>
>>
>> ? (DIRECTORY #P"D:/sources/lang/lisp/ccl/tests/**/.dir2/" :directories t))
>> =>
>> '(#P"/sources/lang/lisp/ccl/tests/.dir2/"
>> #P"/sources/lang/lisp/ccl/tests/.dir2/.dir2/"
>> #P"/sources/lang/lisp/ccl/tests/.dir2/.dir1-2/.dir2/"
>> #P"/sources/lang/lisp/ccl/tests/.dir2/dir1-1/.dir2/"
>> #P"/sources/lang/lisp/ccl/tests/dir1/.dir2/"
>> #P"/sources/lang/lisp/ccl/tests/dir1/.dir1-2/.dir2/"
>> #P"/sources/lang/lisp/ccl/tests/dir1/dir1-1/.dir2/")
>>
>> If I understand the Spec well, I expected:
>> #P"D:/sources/lang/lisp/ccl/tests/.dir2/"
>>
>> Regards,
>> Martin.
>>
>>
>> Patch: (In the expected format, I hope.)
>>
>> ;;; --------------------------------------------------
>> ;;; BOF
>>
>>
>>
>> --- pathnames.orig.lisp
>> +++ pathnames.new.lisp
>> @@ -231,4 +231,6 @@
>> argument."
>> - (let* ((pathname (make-directory-pathname :directory
>> (pathname-directory (translate-logical-pathname (merge-pathnames
>> pathspec)))))
>> - (created-p nil))
>> + (let ((pathname (let ((pathspec (translate-logical-pathname
>> (merge-pathnames pathspec))))
>> + (make-directory-pathname :device (pathname-device pathspec)
>> + :directory (pathname-directory pathspec))))
>> + (created-p nil))
>> (when (wild-pathname-p pathname)
>> @@ -301,4 +303,9 @@
>>
>> -(defmacro with-open-dir ((dirent dir) &body body)
>> - `(let ((,dirent (%open-dir ,dir)))
>> +(defun %path-cat (device dir subdir)
>> + (if device
>> + (%str-cat device ":" dir subdir)
>> + (%str-cat dir subdir)))
>> +
>> +(defmacro with-open-dir ((dirent device dir) &body body)
>> + `(let ((,dirent (%open-dir (namestring (make-pathname :device ,device
>> :directory ,dir)))))
>> (when ,dirent
>> @@ -361,4 +368,7 @@
>> (defun %one-wild (dir wild rest path so-far keys)
>> - (let ((result ()) (all (getf keys :all)) name subdir)
>> - (with-open-dir (dirent dir)
>> + (let ((result ())
>> + (device (pathname-device path))
>> + (all (getf keys :all))
>> + name)
>> + (with-open-dir (dirent device dir)
>> (while (setq name (%read-dir dirent))
>> @@ -368,4 +378,5 @@
>> (%path-pstr*= wild name)
>> - (eq (%unix-file-kind (setq subdir (%str-cat dir name)) t) :directory))
>> - (let ((so-far (cons (%path-std-quotes name nil "/;:*") so-far)))
>> + (eq (%unix-file-kind (%path-cat device dir name) t) :directory))
>> + (let ((subdir (%path-cat nil dir name))
>> + (so-far (cons (%path-std-quotes name nil "/;:*") so-far)))
>> (declare (dynamic-extent so-far))
>> @@ -376,3 +387,4 @@
>> (defun %files-in-directory (dir path so-far keys)
>> - (let ((name (pathname-name path))
>> + (let ((device (pathname-device path))
>> + (name (pathname-name path))
>> (type (pathname-type path))
>> @@ -388,9 +400,12 @@
>> (if (not (or name type))
>> - (when directories
>> - (setq ans (if directory-pathnames
>> - (%cons-pathname (reverse so-far) nil nil)
>> - (%cons-pathname (reverse (cdr so-far)) (car so-far) nil)))
>> - (when (and ans (or (null test) (funcall test ans)))
>> - (setq result (list ans))))
>> - (with-open-dir (dirent dir)
>> + (let (full-path)
>> + (when (and directories
>> + (eq (%unix-file-kind (namestring (setq full-path (%cons-pathname
>> (reverse so-far) nil nil nil device)))
>> + t)
>> + :directory))
>> + (setq ans (if directory-pathnames full-path
>> + (%cons-pathname (reverse (cdr so-far)) (car so-far) nil nil
>> device)))
>> + (when (and ans (or (null test) (funcall test ans)))
>> + (setq result (list ans)))))
>> + (with-open-dir (dirent (pathname-device path) dir)
>> (while (setq sub (%read-dir dirent))
>> @@ -404,3 +419,3 @@
>> (setq ans
>> - (if (eq (%unix-file-kind (%str-cat dir sub) t) :directory)
>> + (if (eq (%unix-file-kind (%path-cat device dir sub) t) :directory)
>> (when directories
>> @@ -408,7 +423,7 @@
>> (if directory-pathnames
>> - (%cons-pathname (reverse (cons std-sub so-far)) nil nil)
>> - (%cons-pathname (or dir-list (setq dir-list (reverse so-far)))
>> std-sub nil))))
>> + (%cons-pathname (reverse (cons std-sub so-far)) nil nil nil device)
>> + (%cons-pathname (or dir-list (setq dir-list (reverse so-far)))
>> std-sub nil nil device))))
>> (when files
>> (multiple-value-bind (name type) (%std-name-and-type sub)
>> - (%cons-pathname (or dir-list (setq dir-list (reverse so-far))) name
>> type)))))
>> + (%cons-pathname (or dir-list (setq dir-list (reverse so-far))) name
>> type nil device)))))
>> (when (and ans (or (null test) (funcall test ans)))
>> @@ -421,2 +436,3 @@
>> (result nil)
>> + (device (pathname-device path))
>> (name (pathname-name path))
>> @@ -427,3 +443,3 @@
>> (follow-links (getf keys :follow-links))
>> - sub subfile dir-list ans)
>> + sub dir-list ans)
>> ;; First process the case that the ** stands for 0 components
>> @@ -446,4 +462,4 @@
>> (setq sub (if directory-pathnames
>> - (%cons-pathname (setq dir-list (reverse so-far)) nil nil)
>> - (%cons-pathname (reverse (cdr so-far)) (car so-far) nil)))
>> + (%cons-pathname (setq dir-list (reverse so-far)) nil nil nil
>> device)
>> + (%cons-pathname (reverse (cdr so-far)) (car so-far) nil nil
>> device)))
>> (when (or (null test) (funcall test sub))
>> @@ -451,3 +467,3 @@
>> ; now descend doing %all-dirs on dirs and collecting files & dirs
>> if do-x is t
>> - (with-open-dir (dirent dir)
>> + (with-open-dir (dirent device dir)
>> (while (setq sub (%read-dir dirent))
>> @@ -456,4 +472,5 @@
>> (not (string= sub "..")))
>> - (if (eq (%unix-file-kind (setq subfile (%str-cat dir sub)) t)
>> :directory)
>> - (let* ((std-sub (%path-std-quotes sub nil "/;:*"))
>> + (if (eq (%unix-file-kind (%path-cat device dir sub) t) :directory)
>> + (let* ((subfile (%path-cat nil dir sub))
>> + (std-sub (%path-std-quotes sub nil "/;:*"))
>> (so-far (cons std-sub so-far))
>> @@ -463,5 +480,5 @@
>> (setq ans (if directory-pathnames
>> - (%cons-pathname (reverse so-far) nil nil)
>> + (%cons-pathname (reverse so-far) nil nil nil device)
>> (%cons-pathname (or dir-list (setq dir-list (reverse (cdr
>> so-far))))
>> - std-sub nil)))
>> + std-sub nil nil device)))
>> (when (or (null test) (funcall test ans))
>> @@ -471,3 +488,3 @@
>> (multiple-value-bind (name type) (%std-name-and-type sub)
>> - (setq ans (%cons-pathname (or dir-list (setq dir-list (reverse
>> so-far))) name type))
>> + (setq ans (%cons-pathname (or dir-list (setq dir-list (reverse
>> so-far))) name type nil device))
>> (when (or (null test) (funcall test ans))
>>
>>
>>
>> ;;; EOF
>> ;;; --------------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>>
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