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======= """ This file implements the Grammar class, a grammar type representing a natlink grammar. """ try: import natlink import natlinkutils except ImportError: natlink = None natlinkutils = None import state as state_ import rule as rule_ import list as list_ import compiler as compiler_ import context as context_ import dragonfly.log as log_ class GrammarError(Exception): pass class Grammar(object): _log_load = log_.get_log("grammar.load") _log_begin = log_.get_log("grammar.begin") _log_results = log_.get_log("grammar.results") def __init__(self, name, description=None, context=None): self._name = name self._description = description assert isinstance(context, context_.Context) or context is None self._context = context self._rules = [] self._lists = [] self._rule_names = None self._loaded = False self._enabled = True self._grammar_object = natlink.GramObj() def __del__(self): self.unload() def __str__(self): return "%s(%s)" % (self.__class__.__name__, self._name) name = property(lambda self: self._name, doc="Read-only access to name attribute.") def add_rule(self, rule): """Add a rule to this grammar.""" if self._log_load: self._log_load.debug("Grammar %s: adding rule %s." % (self._name, rule.name)) assert not self._loaded assert isinstance(rule, rule_.Rule), \ "Dragonfly rule objects must be of the type dragonfly.rule.Rule" if rule in self._rules: return elif [True for r in self._rules if r.name == rule.name]: raise GrammarError("Two rules with the same name '%s' not" "allowed." % rule.name) self._rules.append(rule) rule.grammar = self def add_list(self, lst): """Add a list to this grammar.""" if self._log_load: self._log_load.debug("Grammar %s: adding list %s." % (self._name, lst.name)) assert not self._loaded assert isinstance(lst, list_.ListBase), \ "Dragonfly list objects must be of the ListBase." if lst in self._lists: return elif [True for l in self._lists if l.name == lst.name]: raise GrammarError("Two lists with the same name '%s' not" "allowed." % lst.name) self._lists.append(lst) def add_dependency(self, dep): if isinstance(dep, rule_.Rule): self.add_rule(dep) elif isinstance(dep, list_.ListBase): self.add_list(dep) else: raise GrammarError("Unknown dependency type %s." % dep) def i_activate_rule(self, rule): """Activate a rule loaded in this grammar.""" if self._log_load: self._log_load.debug("Grammar %s: activating rule %s." \ % (self._name, rule.name)) assert self._loaded assert isinstance(rule, rule_.Rule), \ "Dragonfly rule objects must be of the type dragonfly.rule.Rule" if rule not in self._rules: raise GrammarError("Rule '%s' not loaded in this grammar." \ % rule.name) self._grammar_object.activate(rule.name, 0) def i_deactivate_rule(self, rule): """Deactivate a rule loaded in this grammar.""" if self._log_load: self._log_load.debug("Grammar %s: deactivating rule %s." \ % (self._name, rule.name)) assert self._loaded assert isinstance(rule, rule_.Rule), \ "Dragonfly rule objects must be of the type dragonfly.rule.Rule" if rule not in self._rules: raise GrammarError("Rule '%s' not loaded in this grammar." \ % rule.name) self._grammar_object.deactivate(rule.name) def update_list(self, lst): """Update a list loaded in this grammar.""" if self._log_load: self._log_load.debug("Grammar %s: updating list %s." \ % (self._name, lst.name)) assert self._loaded if lst not in self._lists: raise GrammarError("List '%s' not loaded in this grammar." \ % lst.name) elif [True for w in lst.get_list_items() if not isinstance(w, (str, unicode))]: raise GrammarError("List '%s' contains objects other than" \ "strings." % lst.name) n = lst.name f = self._grammar_object.appendList self._grammar_object.emptyList(n) [f(n, word) for word in lst.get_list_items()] def load(self): """Load this grammar into natlink.""" if self._loaded: return if self._log_load: self._log_load.debug("Grammar %s: loading." \ % (self._name)) self._grammar_object.setBeginCallback(self._begin_callback) self._grammar_object.setResultsCallback(self._results_callback) self._grammar_object.setHypothesisCallback(None) for r in self._rules: for d in r.i_dependencies(): self.add_dependency(d) c = compiler_.Compiler() [r.i_compile(c) for r in self._rules] compiled_grammar = c.compile() self._rule_names = c.rule_names all_results = False hypothesis = False self._grammar_object.load(compiled_grammar, all_results, hypothesis) self._loaded = True for lst in self._lists: if lst.grammar is None: lst.grammar = self lst._update() def unload(self): """Unload this grammar from natlink.""" if not self._loaded: return if self._log_load: self._log_load.debug("Grammar %s: unloading." \ % (self._name)) self._grammar_object.setBeginCallback(None) self._grammar_object.setResultsCallback(None) self._grammar_object.setHypothesisCallback(None) self._grammar_object.unload() self._loaded = False loaded = property(lambda self: self._loaded, doc = "Whether a grammar is loaded into natlink or not.") def enable(self): """Enable this grammar so that it is active to receive recognitions.""" self._enabled = True def disable(self): """Disable this grammar so that it is not active to receive recognitions.""" self._enabled = False enabled = property(lambda self: self._enabled, doc = "Whether a grammar is active to receive" " recognitions or not.") def _begin_callback(self, module_info): executable, title, handle = module_info if self._log_begin: self._log_begin.debug("Grammar %s:" \ " detected beginning of utterance." % (self._name)) self._log_begin.debug("Grammar %s:" \ " executable '%s', title '%s'." \ % (self._name, executable, title)) if not self._enabled: [r.deactivate() for r in self._rules if r.active] elif self._context \ and not self._context.matches(executable, title, handle): [r.deactivate() for r in self._rules if r.active] else: [r.i_process_begin(executable, title, handle) for r in self._rules if r.exported] if self._log_begin: self._log_begin.debug("Grammar %s:" \ " active rules: %s." \ % (self._name, [r.name for r in self._rules if r.active])) def _results_callback(self, words, results): if words == "other": words_rules = 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If you believe cron is " \ + "running on your system and seattle does not get configured to run " \ + "automatically at startup, please read the following instructions " \ + "or contact the seattle development team if no further " \ + "instructions are given.\n" except Exception,e: # If there is an unexpected exception raised when accessing cron, fall # through the try: block to continue trying to set up the crontab. pass else: if not cron_is_running: _output("cron is not currently running on your system. Only the root " \ + "user may start cron by running the following command:") _output(str(executable_cron_file) + " start") _output("An attempt to setup crontab to run seattle at startup will " \ + "still be made, although seattle will not automatically " \ + "run at startup until cron is started as described above.") # Second, check that the user has permission to use cron. If this check raises # a general exception, fall through to continue attempting to set up the # crontab since we want the crontab to be set up properly in case this user # is able to use cron in the future. try: crontab_accessible,cron_deny_permission_filepath = test_cron_accessibility() except CronAccessibilityFilesPermissionDeniedError,c: error_output = error_output + "One or both of the files listing users " \ + "who have access and who do not have access to use cron have been " \ + "found, but this user does not have permission to read them. If " \ + "seattle does not get configured to run automatically at machine " \ + "boot, it is possible that it is because this user name must be " \ + "listed in the cron 'allow' file which can be found in the man " \ + "document for crontab (found by running the command 'man crontab' " \ + "from the terminal).\n" except CronAccessibilityFilesNotFoundError,n: error_output = error_output + "The cron allow and deny files, which " \ + "specify which users have permission to use the cron service, " \ + "cannot be found. If seattle is not able to be configured to " \ + "run automatically at startup, it may be that your user name " \ + "needs to be added to the cron allow file. The location of this " \ + "cron allow file can be found in the man document for crontab " \ + "(found by running the command 'man crontab' from the terminal).\n" except DetectUserError,d: error_output = error_output + "The cron accessibility files were found, " \ + "but the current user name could not be determined; therefore, the " \ + "ability for this user to use the cron service could not be " \ + "determined. If seattle fails to be configured to run " \ + "automatically at startup, it is probable that the user name needs " \ + "be added to the cron allow file. The location of the cron allow " \ + "file can be found in the man document for crontab (found by " \ + "running the command 'man crontab' from the terminal).\n" except Exception,e: # If there is an unexpected exception raised when accessing the # allow/deny files, fall through the try: block to continue trying to set up # the crontab. pass else: if not crontab_accessible: _output("You do not have permission to use cron which makes seattle " \ + "run automatically at startup. 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if user.username == username: | if user: | def login(req, username, password): user = lampadas.users[username] if user.username == username: if user.password == password: if sessions[username] == None: sessions.add(username) # establish random 20 character session_id. # chars = string.letters + string.digits session_id = '' for x in range(20): session_id += whrandom.choice(chars) user = lampadas.users[username] user.session_id = session_id user.save() log(3, 'setting cookie') req.headers_out['Set-Cookie']='lampadas=' + session_id + '; path=/; expires=Wed, 09-Nov-2030 23:59:00 GMT' return page_factory.page('logged_in') else: return "Wrong password" else: return "User not found" | 375535bd2c7056840e6ca881cf3d287e45be2ac2 /local1/tlutelli/issta_data/temp/all_python//python/2006_temp/2006/1319/375535bd2c7056840e6ca881cf3d287e45be2ac2/session.py | [
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