openlp/openlp/plugins/songs/lib/wowimport.py

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# OpenLP - Open Source Lyrics Projection #
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"""
The :mod:`wowimport` module provides the functionality for importing Words of
Worship songs into the OpenLP database.
"""
import os
import logging
from openlp.core.ui.wizard import WizardStrings
from openlp.plugins.songs.lib.songimport import SongImport
BLOCK_TYPES = (u'V', u'C', u'B')
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
class WowImport(SongImport):
"""
The :class:`WowImport` class provides the ability to import song files from
Words of Worship.
**Words Of Worship Song File Format:**
The Words Of Worship song file format is as follows:
* The song title is the file name minus the extension.
* The song has a header, a number of blocks, followed by footer containing
the author and the copyright.
* A block can be a verse, chorus or bridge.
File Header:
Bytes are counted from one, i.e. the first byte is byte 1. These bytes,
up to the 56 byte, can change but no real meaning has been found. The
56th byte specifies how many blocks there are. The first block starts
with byte 83 after the "CSongDoc::CBlock" declaration.
Blocks:
Each block has a starting header, some lines of text, and an ending
footer. Each block starts with 4 bytes, the first byte specifies how
many lines are in that block, the next three bytes are null bytes.
Each block ends with 4 bytes, the first of which defines what type of
block it is, and the rest which are null bytes:
* ``NUL`` (0x00) - Verse
* ``SOH`` (0x01) - Chorus
* ``STX`` (0x02) - Bridge
Blocks are seperated by two bytes. The first byte is 0x01, and the
second byte is 0x80.
Lines:
Each line starts with a byte which specifies how long that line is,
the line text, and ends with a null byte.
Footer:
The footer follows on after the last block, the first byte specifies
the length of the author text, followed by the author text, if
this byte is null, then there is no author text. The byte after the
author text specifies the length of the copyright text, followed
by the copyright text.
The file is ended with four null bytes.
Valid extensions for a Words of Worship song file are:
* .wsg
* .wow-song
"""
def __init__(self, manager, **kwargs):
"""
Initialise the Words of Worship importer.
"""
SongImport.__init__(self, manager, **kwargs)
def do_import(self):
"""
Receive a single file or a list of files to import.
"""
if isinstance(self.import_source, list):
self.import_wizard.progressBar.setMaximum(len(self.import_source))
for file in self.import_source:
file_name = os.path.split(file)[1]
# Get the song title
self.title = file_name.rpartition(u'.')[0]
songData = open(file, 'rb')
if songData.read(19) != u'WoW File\nSong Words':
continue
# Seek to byte which stores number of blocks in the song
songData.seek(56)
no_of_blocks = ord(songData.read(1))
# Seek to the beging of the first block
songData.seek(82)
for block in range(no_of_blocks):
self.lines_to_read = ord(songData.read(1))
# Skip 3 nulls to the beginnig of the 1st line
songData.seek(3, os.SEEK_CUR)
block_text = u''
while self.lines_to_read:
self.line_text = unicode(
songData.read(ord(songData.read(1))), u'cp1252')
songData.seek(1, os.SEEK_CUR)
if block_text:
block_text += u'\n'
block_text += self.line_text
self.lines_to_read -= 1
block_type = BLOCK_TYPES[ord(songData.read(1))]
# Skip 3 nulls at the end of the block
songData.seek(3, os.SEEK_CUR)
# Blocks are seperated by 2 bytes, skip them, but not if
# this is the last block!
if block + 1 < no_of_blocks:
songData.seek(2, os.SEEK_CUR)
self.add_verse(block_text, block_type)
# Now to extract the author
author_length = ord(songData.read(1))
if author_length:
self.parse_author(
unicode(songData.read(author_length), u'cp1252'))
# Finally the copyright
copyright_length = ord(songData.read(1))
if copyright_length:
self.add_copyright(unicode(
songData.read(copyright_length), u'cp1252'))
songData.close()
if not self.finish():
self.log_error(file)