[etwist] Generates apache's mod_concat-like urls for js and css
Uses the lists of js, css and ie_css included in order to generate
urls compatible with Apache mod_concat (ie: http://test.fr/??file1.js,file2.js).
Css files may use `media` option or may be for IE only ; this patch
does not concatenate css filenames for different media types or
different IE specs.
It concatenates only files served under cubicweb's `data` urls
and keeps original include order.
The generated urls are added to the HTML header as usual.
HOW-TO:
- calling HTMLHead(datadir_url) will enable the url concatenation
- calling HTMLHead() will not benefit of url concatenation
IMPORTANT NOTE:
- fckeditor can no more be served under `/data/` segment
#!/usr/bin/python
"""usage: fix-po-encodings [filename...]
change the encoding of the po files passed as arguments to utf-8
"""
import sys
import re
import codecs
def change_encoding(filename, target='UTF-8'):
fdesc = open(filename)
data = fdesc.read()
fdesc.close()
encoding = find_encoding(data)
if encoding == target:
return
data = fix_encoding(data, target)
data = unicode(data, encoding)
fdesc = codecs.open(filename, 'wb', encoding=target)
fdesc.write(data)
fdesc.close()
def find_encoding(data):
regexp = re.compile(r'"Content-Type:.* charset=([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)\\n"', re.M)
mo = regexp.search(data)
if mo is None:
raise ValueError('No encoding declaration')
return mo.group(1)
def fix_encoding(data, target_encoding):
regexp = re.compile(r'("Content-Type:.* charset=)(.*)(\\n")', re.M)
return regexp.sub(r'\1%s\3' % target_encoding, data)
for filename in sys.argv[1:]:
print filename
change_encoding(filename)