/**
* This method should traverse the pythonpath passed and return a structure with the info that
* could be collected about the files that are related to python modules.
*/
public ModulesFoundStructure getModulesFoundStructure(IProgressMonitor monitor) {
if (monitor == null) {
monitor = new NullProgressMonitor();
}
List<String> pythonpathList = getPythonpath();
ModulesFoundStructure ret = new ModulesFoundStructure();
for (Iterator<String> iter = pythonpathList.iterator(); iter.hasNext(); ) {
String element = iter.next();
if (monitor.isCanceled()) {
break;
}
// the slow part is getting the files... not much we can do (I think).
File root = new File(element);
PyFileListing below = getModulesBelow(root, monitor);
if (below != null) {
Iterator<PyFileInfo> e1 = below.getFoundPyFileInfos().iterator();
while (e1.hasNext()) {
PyFileInfo pyFileInfo = e1.next();
File file = pyFileInfo.getFile();
String scannedModuleName = pyFileInfo.getModuleName();
String modName;
if (scannedModuleName.length() != 0) {
modName =
new StringBuffer(scannedModuleName)
.append('.')
.append(stripExtension(file.getName()))
.toString();
} else {
modName = stripExtension(file.getName());
}
if (isValidModuleLastPart(FullRepIterable.getLastPart(modName))) {
ret.regularModules.put(file, modName);
}
}
} else { // ok, it was null, so, maybe this is not a folder, but zip file with java classes...
ModulesFoundStructure.ZipContents zipContents = getFromZip(root, monitor);
if (zipContents != null) {
ret.zipContents.add(zipContents);
}
}
}
return ret;
}
