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# It has been edited by fix-complaints.py .

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from __future__ import print_function, absolute_import

"""
loader.py

The loader has to load the signature module completely at startup,
to make sure that the functions are available when needed.
This is meanwhile necessary to make the '__doc__' attribute work correctly.

It does not mean that everything is initialized in advance. Only the modules
are loaded completely after 'import PySide2'.

This version uses both a normal directory, but has also an embedded ZIP file
as a fallback solution. The ZIP file is generated by 'embedding_generator.py'
and embedded into 'signature.cpp' as "embed/signature.inc".

Meanwhile, the ZIP file grew so much, that MSVC had problems
with it's 64k string limit, so we had to break the string up.
See 'zipped_string_sequence' in signature.cpp.
"""

import sys
import os
import traceback
import types

# On Python 2, we only have ImportError, which is way too coarse.
# When problems occour, please use Python 3, because it has the finer
# ModuleNotFoundError.

try:
    ModuleNotFoundError
except NameError:
    ModuleNotFoundError = ImportError

# patching inspect's formatting to keep the word "typing":
def formatannotation(annotation, base_module=None):
    # if getattr(annotation, '__module__', None) == 'typing':
    #     return repr(annotation).replace('typing.', '')
    if isinstance(annotation, type):
        if annotation.__module__ in ('builtins', base_module):
            return annotation.__qualname__
        return annotation.__module__ + '.' + annotation.__qualname__
    return repr(annotation)

# Note also that during the tests we have a different encoding that would
# break the Python license decorated files without an encoding line.

# name used in signature.cpp
def create_signature(props, key):
    return layout.create_signature(props, key)

# name used in signature.cpp
def seterror_argument(args, func_name):
    return errorhandler.seterror_argument(args, func_name)

# name used in signature.cpp
def make_helptext(func):
    return errorhandler.make_helptext(func)

import signature_bootstrap
from shibokensupport import signature
signature.get_signature = signature_bootstrap.get_signature
del signature_bootstrap

def _get_modname(mod):
    return mod.__spec__.name if getattr(mod, "__spec__", None) else mod.__name__

def _set_modname(mod, name):
    if getattr(mod, "__spec__", None):
        mod.__spec__.name = name
    else:
        mod.__name__ = name


def put_into_package(package, module, override=None):
    # take the last component of the module name
    name = (override if override else _get_modname(module)).rsplit(".", 1)[-1]
    # allow access as {package}.typing
    if package:
        setattr(package, name, module)
    # put into sys.modules as a package to allow all import options
    fullname = "{}.{}".format(_get_modname(package), name) if package else name
    _set_modname(module, fullname)
    # publish new dotted name in sys.modules
    sys.modules[fullname] = module


# Debug: used to inspect what each step loads
def list_modules(message):
    ext_modules = {key:value for (key, value) in sys.modules.items()
                              if hasattr(value, "__file__")}
    print("SYS.MODULES", message, len(sys.modules), len(ext_modules))
    for (name, module) in sorted(ext_modules.items()):
        print("  {:23}".format(name), repr(module)[:70])


orig_typing = True
if sys.version_info >= (3,):
    import typing
    import inspect
    inspect.formatannotation = formatannotation
else:
    if "typing" not in sys.modules:
        orig_typing = False
        from shibokensupport import typing27 as typing
        sys.modules["typing"] = typing
    else:
        import typing
    import inspect
    namespace = inspect.__dict__
    from shibokensupport import backport_inspect as inspect
    _doc = inspect.__doc__
    inspect.__dict__.update(namespace)
    inspect.__doc__ += _doc
    # force inspect to find all attributes. See "heuristic" in pydoc.py!
    inspect.__all__ = list(x for x in dir(inspect) if not x.startswith("_"))

# Fix the module names in typing if possible. This is important since
# the typing names should be I/O compatible, so that typing.Dict
# shows itself as "typing.Dict".
for name, obj in typing.__dict__.items():
    if hasattr(obj, "__module__"):
        try:
            obj.__module__ = "typing"
        except (TypeError, AttributeError):
            pass

import shibokensupport
put_into_package(shibokensupport.signature, typing, "typing")
put_into_package(shibokensupport.signature, inspect, "inspect")


def move_into_pyside_package():
    import PySide2
    try:
        import PySide2.support
    except ModuleNotFoundError:
        PySide2.support = types.ModuleType("PySide2.support")
    put_into_package(PySide2.support, signature)
    put_into_package(PySide2.support.signature, mapping)
    put_into_package(PySide2.support.signature, errorhandler)
    put_into_package(PySide2.support.signature, layout)
    put_into_package(PySide2.support.signature, lib)
    put_into_package(PySide2.support.signature, parser)
    put_into_package(PySide2.support.signature.lib, enum_sig)

    put_into_package(None if orig_typing else PySide2.support.signature, typing)
    put_into_package(PySide2.support.signature, inspect)

from shibokensupport.signature import mapping
from shibokensupport.signature import errorhandler
from shibokensupport.signature import layout
from shibokensupport.signature import lib
from shibokensupport.signature import parser
from shibokensupport.signature.lib import enum_sig
from shibokensupport.signature.parser import pyside_type_init

if "PySide2" in sys.modules:
    # We publish everything under "PySide2.support.signature", again.
    move_into_pyside_package()

# end of file
