#!/usr/bin/env python

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# Copyright (c) 2013, Linden Research, Inc.

import argparse
import collections
import InstallerUserMessage
#NOTA BENE: 
#   For POSIX platforms, llsd.py will be imported from the same directory.  
#   For Windows, llsd.py will be compiled into the executable by pyinstaller
import llsd
import os
import platform
import sys
import subprocess
import update_manager

def after_frame(my_message, timeout = 10000):
   #pop up a InstallerUserMessage.basic_message that kills itself after timeout milliseconds
   #note that this blocks the caller for the duration of timeout
   frame = InstallerUserMessage(title = "Second Life Installer", icon_name="head-sl-logo.gif")
   #this is done before basic_message so that we aren't blocked by mainloop()
   frame.after(timout, lambda: frame._delete_window)
   frame.basic_message(message = my_message)
   
def get_cmd_line():
   platform_name = platform.system()
   #find the parent of the logs and user_settings directories
   if (platform_name == 'mac'):
      settings_file = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))), 'Resources/app_settings/cmd_line.xml')
   elif (platform_name == 'lnx'): 
      settings_file = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__)), 'app_settings/cmd_line.xml')
   #using list format of join is important here because the Windows pathsep in a string escapes the next char
   elif (platform_name == 'win'):
      settings_file = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__)), 'app_settings/cmd_line.xml')
   else:
      settings_dir = None
      
   try:
      cmd_line = llsd.parse((open(settings_file)).read())
   except:
      cmd_line = None
   
   return cmd_line

def get_settings():
   #return the settings file parsed into a dict
   try:
      settings_file = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(parent_dir,'user_settings','settings.xml'))
      settings = llsd.parse((open(settings_file)).read())
   except llsd.LLSDParseError as lpe:
      silent_write(log_file_handle, "Could not parse settings file %s" % lpe)
      return None
   return settings

   
def capture_vmp_args(arg_list = None, cmd_line = None):
   #expected input format: arg_list = ['--set', 'foo', 'bar', '-X', '-Y', 'qux']
   #take a copy of the viewer parameters that are of interest to VMP.
   #the regex for a parameter is --<param> {opt1} {opt2}
   cli_overrides = {}   
   cmd_line = get_cmd_line()
   
   vmp_params = {'--channel':'channel', '--settings':'settings', '--update-service':'update-service', '--set':'set'}
   #the settings set with --set.  All such settings have only one argument.
   vmp_setters = ('UpdaterMaximumBandwidth', 'UpdaterServiceCheckPeriod', 'UpdaterServicePath', 'UpdaterServiceSetting', 'UpdaterServiceURL', 'UpdaterWillingToTest')   
   
   #Here turn the list into a queue, popping off the left as we go. Note that deque() makes a copy by value, not by reference
   #Because of the complexity introduced by the uncertainty of how many options a parameter can take, this is far less complicated code than the more
   #pythonic (x,y) = <some generator> since we will sometimes have (x), sometimes (x,y) and sometimes (x,y,z)
   #also, because the pop is destructive, we prevent ourselves from iterating back over list elements that iterator methods would peek ahead at
   vmp_queue = collections.deque(arg_list)
   while (len(vmp_queue)):
      param = vmp_queue.popleft()
      #if it is not one of ours, pop through args until we get to the next parameter
      if param in vmp_params.keys():
         if param == '--set':
            setting_name = vmp_queue.popleft()
            setting_value = vmp_queue.popleft()
            if setting_name in vmp_setters:
               cli_overrides[vmp_params[param]] = (setting_name, setting_value)
         else:
            #find out how many args this parameter has
            count = cmd_line[param]['count']
            param_args = []
            if count:
               for argh in range(1,count):
                  param_args.append(vmp_queue.popleft())
            #the parameter name is the key, the (possibly empty) list of args is the value
            cli_overrides[vmp_params[param]] = param_args
            
   #to prevent KeyErrors on missing keys, set the remainder to None
   for key in vmp_params:
      if key != '--set':
         try:
            cli_overrides[key]
         except KeyError:
            cli_overrides[key] = None
      else:
         for arg in vmp_setters:
            try:
               cli_overrides[key][arg]
            except KeyError:
               cli_overrides[key][arg] = None
   return cli_overrides
   
cwd = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))

executable_name = ""
if sys.platform.startswith('darwin'):
   executable_name = "Second Life"
elif sys.platform.startswith("win") or sys.platform.startswith("cyg"):
   if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(cwd,"SecondLifeViewer.exe")):
      executable_name = "SecondLifeViewer.exe"
   elif os.path.isfile(os.path.join(cwd,"SecondLifeTest.exe")):
      executable_name = "SecondLifeTest.exe"
   else:
      sys.exit("Can't find Windows viewer binary")
elif sys.platform.startswith("linux"):
   executable_name = "secondlife"
else:
   #SL doesn't run on VMS or punch cards
   sys.exit("Unsupported platform")
   
#check for an update
#TODO

#find the viewer to be lauched
viewer_binary = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(sys.argv[0])),executable_name) 

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
args = parser.parse_known_args(sys.argv)
print args[1]
sys.exit()
#args[1] looks like ['./SL_Launcher', '--set', 'foo', 'bar', '-X', '-Y', 'qux'], dump the progname
args_list_to_pass = args[1][1:]
vmp_args = capture_vmp_args(args_list_to_pass)
#make a copy by value, not by reference
command = list(args_list_to_pass)

(success, state, condition) = update_manager.update_manager(cli_overrides)
# From update_manager:
#  (False, 'setup', None): error occurred before we knew what the update was (e.g., in setup or parsing)
#  (False, 'download', version): we failed to download the new version
#  (False, 'apply', version): we failed to apply the new version
#  (True, None, None): No update found
#  (True, 'in place', True): update applied in place
#  (True, 'in place', path_to_new_launcher): Update applied by a new install to a new location
#  (True, 'background', True): background download initiated
#These boil down three cases:
#  Success is False, then pop up a message and launch the current viewer
#  No update, update succeeded in place in foreground, or background update started: silently launch the current viewer channel
#  Updated succeed to a different channel, launch that viewer and exit
if not success:
   msg = 'Update failed in the %s process.  Please check logs.  Viewer will launch starting momentarily.'
   after_frame(msg)
   command.insert(0,viewer_binary)
   viewer_process = subprocess.Popen(command)
   #at the moment, we just exit here.  Later, the crash monitor will be launched at this point
elif (success == True and 
      (state == None 
       or (state ==  'background' and condition == True)
       or (state == 'in_place' and condition == True))):
   command.insert(0,viewer_binary)
   viewer_process = subprocess.Popen(command)
   #at the moment, we just exit here.  Later, the crash monitor will be launched at this point
else:
   #'condition' is the path to the new launcher.
   command.insert(0,condition)
   viewer_process = subprocess.Popen(command)
   sys.exit(0)