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				#!/usr/bin/env python3 | 
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# (c) 2015 Taeyeon Mori | 
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# A simple script to make ln -s less painful | 
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# | 
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# Because of how symbolic links work (they're just a pathname that the OS reads and follows), | 
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# the link target path must always be relative to the symlink's containing directory, OR | 
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# an absolute path altogether. Unfortunately, ln -s does not automatically solve this issue | 
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# which makes it painful to create a relative symlink somewhere outside the current working | 
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# directory (It screws up shell completion for instance) | 
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# This script performs the path transformation before creating the link and can therefore be | 
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# used without worries of creating broken symlinks because one forgot to apply the correct | 
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# relative adjustment to the target path | 
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# | 
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# ex: | 
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# $ lns -v some-file dir/some-link | 
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# ln -s '../some-file' 'dir/some-link' | 
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# $ lns -v file ../derp/link # inside a directory called 'herp' | 
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# ln -s '../herp/file' '../derp/link' | 
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import os | 
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import argparse | 
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def transport_relpath(path, old_anchor, new_anchor): | 
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    """ | 
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    :brief: Transport a relative path from one anchor to another | 
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    Anchors must both be absolute paths, path must be relative (to old_anchor) | 
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    """ | 
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    return os.path.relpath(os.path.normpath(os.path.join(old_anchor, path)), new_anchor) | 
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def verbose_symlink(target, dest): | 
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    print("ln -s '%s' '%s'" % (target, dest)) | 
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    return os.symlink(target, dest) | 
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def main(argv): | 
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    # Command line interface to make_symlink() | 
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    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(prog=argv[0], | 
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                                     description="A 'ln -s' command that automatically translates relative target paths to be relative to the resulting symlink's containing directory when necessary.") | 
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    parser.add_argument("target", help="The file(s) to create symlink(s) to", nargs="+") | 
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    parser.add_argument("destination", help="The path of the symbolic link(s) to create") | 
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    parser.add_argument("-v", "--verbose", help="Print every operation", | 
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                        dest="symlink", const=verbose_symlink, action="store_const", default=os.symlink) | 
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    args = parser.parse_args(argv[1:]) | 
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    # Multiple | 
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    if len(args.target) > 1: | 
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        if not os.path.isdir(args.destination): | 
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            print("Destination must be an existing directory when multiple targets are passed!") | 
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        for target in args.target: | 
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            dest = os.path.join(args.destination, os.path.basename(target)) | 
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            args.symlink(target if os.path.isabs(target) else transport_relpath(target, os.curdir, args.destination), dest) | 
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    # One | 
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    else: | 
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        target = args.target[0] | 
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        dest = ldir = args.destination | 
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        if os.path.isdir(dest): | 
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            dest = os.path.join(dest, os.path.basename(target)) | 
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        else: | 
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            ldir = os.path.dirname(dest) | 
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        args.symlink(target if os.path.isabs(target) else transport_relpath(target, os.curdir, ldir), dest) | 
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    return 0 | 
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if __name__ == "__main__": | 
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    import sys | 
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    sys.exit(main(sys.argv))
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