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"""A formatter for code templates.

Use the format_template function to render a code template.
"""

import collections
import re
import string


def format_template(template, **kwargs):
  """format_template acts like str.format, but uses ${name} instead of {name}.

  format_template acts like a str.format, except that instead of using { and }
  to delimit substitutions, format_template uses ${name}.  This simplifies
  templates of source code in most languages, which frequently use "{" and "}",
  but very rarely use "$".

  See the documentation for string.Template for details about
  template strings and the format of substitutions.

  Arguments:
    template: A template to format.
    **kwargs: Keyword arguments for string.Template.substitute.

  Returns:
    A formatted string.
  """
  return template.substitute(**kwargs)


def parse_templates(text):
  """Parses text into a namedtuple of templates.

  parse_templates will split its argument into templates by searching for lines
  of the form:

      [punctuation] " ** " [name] " ** " [punctuation]

  e.g.:

      // ** struct_field_accessor ** ////////

  Leading and trailing punctuation is ignored, and [name] is used as the name
  of the template.  [name] should match [A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_]* -- that is, it
  should be a valid ASCII Python identifier.

  Arguments:
    text: The text to parse into templates.

  Returns:
    A namedtuple object whose attributes are the templates from text.
  """
  delimiter_re = re.compile(r"^\W*\*\* ([A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_]*) \*\*\W*$")
  templates = {}
  name = None
  template = []
  def finish_template(template):
    return string.Template("\n".join(template))

  for line in text.splitlines():
    if delimiter_re.match(line):
      if name:
        templates[name] = finish_template(template)
      name = delimiter_re.match(line).group(1)
      template = []
    else:
      template.append(line)
  if name:
    templates[name] = finish_template(template)
  return collections.namedtuple("Templates",
                                list(templates.keys()))(**templates)