S.P.L.U.R.T-Station-13/tools/ColonCatcher/ColonCatcher.py

# Colon Locater and Reporter, by RemieRichards V1.0 - 25/10/15

# Locates the byond operator ":", which is largely frowned upon due to the fact it ignores any type safety.
# This tool produces a .txt of "filenames line,line?,line totalcolons" (where line? represents a colon in a ternary operation) from all
# .dm files in the /code directory of an SS13 codebase, but can work on any Byond project if you modify scan_dir and real_dir
# the .txt take's todays date in reverse order and adds -colon_operator_log to the end, eg: "2015/10/25-colon_operator_log.txt"

import sys
import os
from datetime import date


#Climbs up from /tools/ColonCatcher and along to ../code
scan_dir = "code" #used later to truncate log file paths
real_dir = os.path.abspath("../../"+scan_dir)


#Scan a directory, scanning any dm files it finds
def colon_scan_dir(scan_dir):
    if os.path.exists(scan_dir):
        if os.path.isdir(scan_dir):

            output_str = ""

            files_scanned = 0
            files_with_colons = 0
            for root, dirs, files in os.walk(scan_dir):
                for f in files:
                    print str(f)
                    scan_result = scan_dm_file(os.path.join(root, f))
                    files_scanned += 1
                    if scan_result:
                        output_str += scan_result+"\n"
                        files_with_colons += 1
            output_str += str(files_with_colons) + "/" + str(files_scanned) + " files have colons in them"

            todays_file = str(date.today())+"-colon_operator_log.txt"
            output_file = open(todays_file, "w") #w so it overrides existing files for today, there should only really be one file per day
            output_file.write(output_str)



#Scan one file, returning a string as a "report" or if there are no colons, False
def scan_dm_file(_file):
    
    if not _file.endswith(".dm"):
        return False
    
    with open(_file, "r") as dm_file:
        characters = dm_file.read()

        line_num = 1
        colon_count = 0
        last_char = ""

        in_embed_statement = 0        # [ ... ]  num due to embeds in embeds
        in_multiline_comment = 0      #/* ... */ num due to /* /* */ */
        in_singleline_comment = False #// ... \n 
        in_string = False             # " ... "
        ternary_on_line = False       #If there's a ? anywhere on the line, used to report "false"-positives

        lines_with_colons = []

        for char in characters:
            #Line info
            if char == "\n" or char == "\r":
                if not in_string:
                    ternary_on_line = False #Stop any old ternary operation
                    line_num += 1
                    in_embed_statement = 0

            #Not in a comment
            if (not in_singleline_comment) and (in_multiline_comment == 0):
                #Not in a string
                if not in_string:
                    if last_char == "/":
                        if char == "/":
                            in_singleline_comment = True
                        if char == "*":
                            in_multiline_comment += 1
                    if char == "\"":
                        in_string = True

                #In a string
                else:
                    if char == "\"": #Only " ends a string, as byond supports multiline strings
                        if last_char != "\\": #make sure it's a real " not an escaped one (\")
                            in_string = False

                    #It's not an embedded statment if it's not in a string
                    if char == "[":
                        in_embed_statement += 1
                    if char == "]":
                        in_embed_statement -= 1
                        in_embed_statement = max(in_embed_statement,0)

                #ternary statements, True when in_embed_statement+in_string OR when not in_string
                if char == "?":
                    if in_string:
                        if in_embed_statement != 0:
                            ternary_on_line = True
                    else:
                        ternary_on_line = True

                #A Colon!
                #If we're in a string, but not embedded: Ok, it's just rawtext
                #If we're in a string, and embedded but NOT in a ternary operation: Bad, guaranteed to be a : used to avoid typechecks
                #If we're in a string, and embedded AND in a ternary operation: Potentially Bad, this could be a : used to avoid typechecks (bad) or the middle : of the ternary operation (generally ok)

                if char == ":":
                    if not in_string:
                        colon_count += 1
                        data = str(line_num)
                        if ternary_on_line:
                            data += "?"
                        if not data in lines_with_colons: #only add the line twice if it's like: 76, 76? (eg: a "bad" colon and a ternary colon)
                            lines_with_colons.append(data)
                    else:
                        if in_embed_statement != 0:
                            colon_count += 1
                            data = str(line_num)
                            if ternary_on_line:
                                data += "?"
                            if not data in lines_with_colons:
                                lines_with_colons.append(data)
        
            #In a comment
            else:
                if char == "/":
                    if last_char == "*":
                        in_multiline_comment -= 1
                        in_multiline_comment = max(in_multiline_comment,0)

                if char == "\n" or char == "\r":
                    in_singleline_comment = False
    

            if char != "": #Spaces aren't useful to us
                last_char = char


        if colon_count:
            file_report = ".."+scan_dir+str(_file).split(scan_dir)[1]+" " #crop it down to ..\code\DIR\FILE.dm, everything else is developer specific

            first = True
            for line in lines_with_colons:            
                if first:
                    first = False
                    file_report += "Lines: "+line
                else:
                    file_report += ", "+line

            file_report += " Total Colons: "+str(colon_count)
            return file_report
        else:
            return False


        
colon_scan_dir(real_dir)
print "Done!"