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# Copyright (C) 2005-2023 Splunk Inc. All Rights Reserved.
import sys
import itsi_path # noqa
string_type = None
'''
Legacy string type:
* in python2 it is a basestring,
* in python3 environment is set to string and bytes types (to be backwards compatible with python2)
'''
ext_string_type = None
'''
Extended string type:
* in python2 it is a regular "normal" string, bytes, and a unicode
* in python3 environment it's "normal" string (that is by default a unicode string) and bytes
'''
def decode(string):
'''
a helper function to decode string:
* in python2 leaves string unchanged since in python2 bytes and str are same
* in python3 decodes bytes into a str
returns str
'''
return string
def to_bytes(string):
'''
a helper function to convert string to bytes:
* in python2 noop, since string is also a byte string
* in python3 converts string to bytes using UTF-8 encoding
returns bytes
'''
return string
############ i18n setup ################ # noqa: E266
def ugettext(message):
"""
Translate a string message
This method is also installed as "_" in builtins
"""
return message
def ungettext(msgid1, msgid2, n):
"""
Translate a string message with a number in it
"""
return msgid1 if n == 1 else msgid2
# Check if i18n functions are available (or use stubs)
try:
from splunk.appserver.mrsparkle.lib import i18n
i18n.ugettext('test') # try it out to check if it's functional
ugettext = i18n.ugettext # noqa: F811
ungettext = i18n.ungettext # noqa: F811
except Exception:
'''No working i18n available - will use stubs for ugettext and ungettext'''
_ = ugettext
############ end of i18n setup ################ # noqa: E266
if sys.version_info >= (3, 0):
####################################################
# Python 3: specific types, functions and settings #
####################################################
string_type = (str, bytes)
ext_string_type = (str, bytes)
'''
Unicode type:
* in python2 it is a regular unicode type
* in python3 it is a str, since strings are unicode by default
'''
unicode = str
def py3decode(string):
if type(string) is bytes:
return string.decode()
return string
decode = py3decode # noqa: F811
def py3_to_bytes(string):
if type(string) is str:
return bytes(string, encoding='UTF-8')
return string
to_bytes = py3_to_bytes # noqa: F811
import builtins
# global i18n definitions
builtins.__dict__['_'] = ugettext
builtins.__dict__['ungettext'] = ungettext
else:
####################################################
# Python 2: specific types, functions and settings #
####################################################
import __builtin__
string_type = __builtin__.basestring
ext_string_type = (str, unicode)
unicode = unicode
# global i18n definitions
__builtin__.__dict__['_'] = ugettext
__builtin__.__dict__['ungettext'] = ungettext