# Path: fmodpy/config.py
# def fmodpy_print(*args, **kwargs):
#     # Skip all print statements if verbosity is off.
#     global verbose
#     if (not verbose): return
#     # Set the log file.
#     global log_file
#     if (log_file == os.devnull): 
#         import sys
#         log_file = sys.stdout
#     # Add information about where the bit is printed from, if turned on.
#     global debug_line_numbers    
#     if debug_line_numbers:
#         import inspect
#         # Add the calling file and line to the print statement
#         calling_function = inspect.stack()[1]
#         calling_file = calling_function.filename
#         calling_file = os.path.basename(calling_file)
#         calling_line = calling_function.lineno
#         args += (f'({calling_file} line {calling_line})',) 
#     # For all print operations, force a "flush" output.
#     kwargs["file"] = log_file
#     kwargs["flush"] = True
#     print(*args, **kwargs)


from fmodpy.config import fmodpy_print as print
    from fmodpy.parsing import after_dot, before_dot, legal_module_name
    from fmodpy.config import run, load_config, \
        FORT_WRAPPER_EXT, PYTHON_WRAPPER_EXT, PY_EXT
    from fmodpy.config import wrap, rebuild, autocompile, \
        f_compiler, f_compiler_args, delete_destination
        from fmodpy.exceptions import NameError
    from fmodpy.parsing import simplify_fortran_file, after_dot
    from fmodpy.parsing.file import Fortran
    from fmodpy.exceptions import ParseError
        from fmodpy.config import end_is_named
    from fmodpy.parsing import after_dot
    from fmodpy.config import run, f_compiler, f_compiler_args, \
        GET_SIZE_PROG_FILE, GET_SIZE_EXEC_FILE
        from fmodpy.exceptions import CompileError
        from tempfile import TemporaryDirectory
    from fmodpy.config import home_directory, config_file
    from builtins import print
        from fmodpy.config import load_config
    import os, sys, shutil, importlib
    import os
    import os
    import os
    import os, sys, pkgutil, importlib
    import os, time, builtins
        import fmodpy
        with open(path, "r") as f:
            lines = [l.strip() for l in f.readlines()]
    # If no arguments were given, print the current
    # configuration to standard output.
    if ((len(to_delete) == 0) and (len(to_save) == 0)):
        existing = {''.join([v.strip() for v in l.split("=")[:1]]) for l in lines}
        conf = load_config()
        # Collect the lines of the printout.
        lines = [f"fmodpy ({fmodpy.__version__}):"]
        finished_existing = False
        if (len(existing) > 0): lines += [f" # configuration declared in {path}"]
        for name in sorted(sorted(conf), key=lambda n: n not in existing):
            if (len(existing) > 0) and (name not in existing) and (not finished_existing):
                lines += [""," # default values"]
                finished_existing = True
            lines.append(f"  {name} = {str([conf[name]])[1:-1]}")
        # Print the output.
        print("\n".join(lines+[""]))
    else:
        # Overwrite the file, commenting out all the old stuff.
        with open(path, "w") as f:
            to_remove = {n for n in to_delete}.union(set(to_save))
            # Write the old contents, commented out.
            for l in lines:
                # If this variable is being overwritten, comment out the former.
                comment_out = any(v.strip() in to_remove for v in l.split("=")[:1])
                if comment_out: l = "# "+l
                # Add the line to the file (so there is a history).
                print(l, file=f)
            # Write the new contents.

# Path: fmodpy/config.py
# def fmodpy_print(*args, **kwargs):
#     # Skip all print statements if verbosity is off.
#     global verbose
#     if (not verbose): return
#     # Set the log file.
#     global log_file
#     if (log_file == os.devnull): 
#         import sys
#         log_file = sys.stdout
#     # Add information about where the bit is printed from, if turned on.
#     global debug_line_numbers    
#     if debug_line_numbers:
#         import inspect
#         # Add the calling file and line to the print statement
#         calling_function = inspect.stack()[1]
#         calling_file = calling_function.filename
#         calling_file = os.path.basename(calling_file)
#         calling_line = calling_function.lineno
#         args += (f'({calling_file} line {calling_line})',) 
#     # For all print operations, force a "flush" output.
#     kwargs["file"] = log_file
#     kwargs["flush"] = True
#     print(*args, **kwargs)


# Path: fmodpy/fmodpy.py
from fmodpy.config import fmodpy_print as print
    from fmodpy.parsing import after_dot, before_dot, legal_module_name
    from fmodpy.config import run, load_config, \
        FORT_WRAPPER_EXT, PYTHON_WRAPPER_EXT, PY_EXT
    from fmodpy.config import wrap, rebuild, autocompile, \
        f_compiler, f_compiler_args, delete_destination
        from fmodpy.exceptions import NameError
    from fmodpy.parsing import simplify_fortran_file, after_dot
    from fmodpy.parsing.file import Fortran
    from fmodpy.exceptions import ParseError
        from fmodpy.config import end_is_named
    from fmodpy.parsing import after_dot
    from fmodpy.config import run, f_compiler, f_compiler_args, \
        GET_SIZE_PROG_FILE, GET_SIZE_EXEC_FILE
        from fmodpy.exceptions import CompileError
        from tempfile import TemporaryDirectory
    from fmodpy.config import home_directory, config_file
    from builtins import print
        from fmodpy.config import load_config
    import os, sys, shutil, importlib
    import os
    import os
    import os
    import os, sys, pkgutil, importlib
    import os, time, builtins
        import fmodpy

        with open(path, "r") as f:
            lines = [l.strip() for l in f.readlines()]
    # If no arguments were given, print the current
    # configuration to standard output.
    if ((len(to_delete) == 0) and (len(to_save) == 0)):
        existing = {''.join([v.strip() for v in l.split("=")[:1]]) for l in lines}
        conf = load_config()
        # Collect the lines of the printout.
        lines = [f"fmodpy ({fmodpy.__version__}):"]
        finished_existing = False
        if (len(existing) > 0): lines += [f" # configuration declared in {path}"]
        for name in sorted(sorted(conf), key=lambda n: n not in existing):
            if (len(existing) > 0) and (name not in existing) and (not finished_existing):
                lines += [""," # default values"]
                finished_existing = True
            lines.append(f"  {name} = {str([conf[name]])[1:-1]}")
        # Print the output.
        print("\n".join(lines+[""]))
    else:
        # Overwrite the file, commenting out all the old stuff.
        with open(path, "w") as f:
            to_remove = {n for n in to_delete}.union(set(to_save))
            # Write the old contents, commented out.
            for l in lines:
                # If this variable is being overwritten, comment out the former.
                comment_out = any(v.strip() in to_remove for v in l.split("=")[:1])
                if comment_out: l = "# "+l
                # Add the line to the file (so there is a history).
                print(l, file=f)
            # Write the new contents.

            print("", file=f)