2 The Python implementation of the Zero Install injector is divided into five sub-packages:
4 - L{zeroinstall.cmd} contains one module for each 0install sub-command (providing the shell-scripting interface)
5 - L{zeroinstall.injector} contains most of the interesting stuff for managing feeds, keys and downloads and for selecting versions
6 - L{zeroinstall.zerostore} contains low-level code for handling the implementation cache (where unpacked packages are stored)
7 - L{zeroinstall.gtkui} contains code for making GTK user-interfaces
8 - L{zeroinstall.support} contains helper code (not really specific to Zero Install)
10 @copyright: (C) 2010, Thomas Leonard
11 @see: U{http://0install.net}
13 @var _: a function for translating strings using the zero-install domain (for use internally by Zero Install)
19 from os
.path
import dirname
, join
23 translation
= gettext
.translation('zero-install', fallback
= False)
25 localedir
= join(dirname(dirname(__file__
)), 'share', 'locale')
26 translation
= gettext
.translation('zero-install',
27 localedir
= localedir
,
29 _
= translation
.ugettext
31 class SafeException(Exception):
32 """An exception that can be reported to the user without a stack trace.
33 The command-line interface's C{--verbose} option will display the full stack trace."""
35 class NeedDownload(SafeException
):
36 """Thrown if we tried to start a download and downloading is
38 def __init__(self
, url
):
39 Exception.__init
__(self
, _("Would download '%s'") % url
)