"The code for this program can be downloaded at XXX." -> so i created that on my own, see https://github.com/heywiki/jython-book-examples/tree/master/chapter7
what i discovered:
users have to start the program not by scanner.py like described, but by
jython searchdir.py . term
In searchdir.py you have to call a static method on ScanResults: scanner.ScanResults.scan(), not an object one, and exit() was not working, had to use sys.exit()
#from scanner import ScanResults
import search.scanner as scanner
import sys
help = """
Usage: search.py directory terms...
"""
args = sys.argv
if args == None or len(args) < 2:
print help
sys.exit()
dir = args[1]
terms = args[2:]
scan = scanner.ScanResults.scan(dir, terms)
scan.display()
Accordingly you have to add the @staticmethod annotation to ScanResults.scan
from search.walker import DirectoryWalker
from javax.swing import JFrame, JTable, WindowConstants
class ScanResults(object):
def __init__(self):
self.results = []
def add(self, file, line):
self.results.append((file, line))
def display(self):
colnames = ['file', 'line']
table = JTable(self.results, colnames)
frame = JFrame("%i Results" % len(self.results))
frame.getContentPane().add(table)
frame.size = 400, 300
frame.defaultCloseOperation = WindowConstants.EXIT_ON_CLOSE
frame.visible = True
@staticmethod
def scan(dir, terms):
results = ScanResults()
for filename in DirectoryWalker(dir):
for line in open(filename):
for term in terms:
if term in line:
results.add(filename,line)
return results
"The code for this program can be downloaded at XXX." -> so i created that on my own, see https://github.com/heywiki/jython-book-examples/tree/master/chapter7
what i discovered:
users have to start the program not by scanner.py like described, but by
In searchdir.py you have to call a static method on ScanResults: scanner.ScanResults.scan(), not an object one, and exit() was not working, had to use sys.exit()
Accordingly you have to add the @staticmethod annotation to ScanResults.scan