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"""
This module is defined to allow us to program in Python 2 with a high degree
of compatibility with Python 3, and vice versa. It's intended to be invoked
with the following preamble::

    from __future__ import division, absolute_import, with_statement, print_function, unicode_literals
    from renpy.compat import *

Right now, it does the following things:

* Sets up aliases for Python 3 module moves, allowing the Python 3 names
  to be used in Python 2.

* Defines PY2 in the current context, to make Python 2 conditional.

* Aliases pickle to cPickle on Python 3, to support Python 2 code
  choosing between the implementations, where the choice is meaningful

* Replaces open with a function that mimics the Python 3 behavior, of
  opening files in a unicode-friendly mode by default.

* Redefines the text types, so that str is always the unicode type, and
  basestring is the list of string types available on the system.

* Exposes bchr, bord, and tobytes from future.utils.

* Changes the meaning of the .items(), .keys(), and .values() methods of
  dict to return views, rather than lists. (This is a fairly major change,
  and so is only available when with_statement and division are both
  imported.

* Aliases xrange to range on Python 2.

* Changes the behavior of TextIOWrapper.write so that bytes strings are promoted
  to unicode strings before being written.
"""

from __future__ import division, absolute_import, with_statement, print_function, unicode_literals

import future.standard_library
import future.utils
import builtins

import io
import sys
import operator

python_open = open

################################################################################
# Alias the Python 3 standard library.

future.standard_library.install_aliases()

################################################################################
# Determine if this is Python2.

PY2 = future.utils.PY2

################################################################################
# Make open mimic Python 3.

if PY2:
    open = io.open
    import re
    re.Pattern = re._pattern_type # type:ignore
else:
    open = builtins.open


def compat_open(*args, **kwargs):
    if (sys._getframe(1).f_code.co_flags & 0xa000) == 0xa000:
        return open(*args, **kwargs)
    else:
        return python_open(*args, **kwargs)


################################################################################
# Make strict use surrogateescape error handling.
if PY2:
    import codecs

    strict_error = codecs.lookup_error("strict")
    codecs.register_error("python_strict", strict_error)
    surrogateescape_error = codecs.lookup_error("surrogateescape")
    codecs.register_error("strict", surrogateescape_error)

import renpy
renpy.update_path()

################################################################################
# String (text and binary) types and functions.

basestring = future.utils.string_types # @ReservedAssignment
pystr = str
str = future.utils.text_type # @ReservedAssignment
unicode = future.utils.text_type # @ReservedAssignment

bord = future.utils.bord

if PY2:
    bchr = chr # type: ignore
else:
    def bchr(i): # type: (int) -> bytes
        return bytes([i])
tobytes = future.utils.tobytes

from future.builtins import chr

################################################################################
# Dictionary views.

# The try block solves a chicken-and-egg problem when dictviews is not
# compiled yet, as part of the Ren'Py build process.

def add_attribute(obj, name, value):
    pass

try:
    if PY2:
        from renpy.compat.dictviews import add_attribute
except ImportError:
    print("Could not import renpy.compat.dictviews.", file=sys.stderr)


################################################################################
# Range.

if PY2:
    range = xrange # type: ignore
else:
    range = builtins.range

################################################################################
# Round.

round = builtins.round

################################################################################
# Allow TextIOWrapper to take utf8-bytes.

if PY2:

    import io
    import types

    # io.TextIOWrapper._write = io.TextIOWrapper.write

    def text_write(self, s):
        if isinstance(s, bytes):
            s = s.decode("utf-8", "surrogateescape")
        return self._write(s)

    add_attribute(io.TextIOWrapper, "_write", io.TextIOWrapper.write)
    add_attribute(io.TextIOWrapper, "write", types.MethodType(text_write, None, io.TextIOWrapper)) # type: ignore

################################################################################
# Export functions.

__all__ = [ "PY2", "open", "basestring", "str", "pystr", "range",
            "round", "bord", "bchr", "tobytes", "chr", "unicode", ]

if PY2:
    __all__ = [ bytes(i) for i in __all__ ] # type: ignore


# Generated by scripts/relative_imports.py, do not edit below this line.
if 1 == 0:
    from . import dictviews
    from . import fixes
    from . import pickle