Cleanup: wrap Python lines exceeding 120

source/blender/makesrna/rna_cleanup/rna_cleaner.py

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This script is used to help cleaning RNA api.
 
 Typical line in the input file (elements in [] are optional).
 
-[comment *] ToolSettings.snap_align_rotation -> use_snap_align_rotation:    boolean    [Align rotation with the snapping target]
+[comment *] ToolSettings.snap_align_rotation -> use_snap_align_rotation:    boolean    [Align description]
 
 Geterate output format from blender run this:
  ./blender.bin --background --python ./scripts/modules/rna_info.py 2> source/blender/makesrna/rna_cleanup/out.txt
@@ -31,10 +31,11 @@ def usage():
     import sys
     scriptname = sys.argv[0]
     sort_choices_string = '|'.join(sort_choices)
-    message = "\nUSAGE:"
-    message += "\n%s input-file (.txt|.py) order-priority (%s).\n" % (font_bold(scriptname), sort_choices_string)
-    message += "%s -h for help\n" % font_bold(scriptname)
-    print(message)
+    print("".join((
+        "USAGE:\n",
+        "{:s} input-file (.txt|.py) order-priority ({:s}).\n".format(font_bold(scriptname), sort_choices_string),
+        "{:s} -h for help\n".format(font_bold(scriptname)),
+    )))
     exit()
 
 
@@ -42,14 +43,16 @@ def help():
     """
     Prints script' help.
     """
-    message = '\nHELP:'
-    message += '\nRun this script to re-format the edits you make in the input file.\n'
-    message += 'Do quick modification to important fields like \'to\' and don\'t care about fields like \'changed\' or \'description\' and save.\n'
-    message += 'The script outputs 3 files:\n'
-    message += '   1) *_clean.txt: is formatted same as the .txt input, can be edited by user.\n'
-    message += '   2) *_clean.py: is formatted same as the .py input, can be edited by user.\n'
-    message += '   3) rna_api.py is not formatted for readability and go under complete check. Can be used for rna cleanup.\n'
-    print(message)
+    print("".join((
+        'HELP:\n'
+        'Run this script to re-format the edits you make in the input file.\n'
+        'Do quick modification to important fields like \'to\' and don\'t care about ',
+        'fields like \'changed\' or \'description\' and save.\n'
+        'The script outputs 3 files:\n'
+        '   1) *_clean.txt: is formatted same as the .txt input, can be edited by user.\n'
+        '   2) *_clean.py: is formatted same as the .py input, can be edited by user.\n'
+        '   3) rna_api.py is not formatted for readability and go under complete check. Can be used for rna cleanup.\n',
+    )))
     usage()
 
 
@@ -260,7 +263,7 @@ def write_files(basename, props_list, props_length_max):
     f_py = open(basename + '_work.py', 'w')
 
     # reminder: props=[comment, changed, bclass, bfrom, bto, kwcheck, btype, description]
-    # [comment *] ToolSettings.snap_align_rotation -> use_snap_align_rotation:    boolean    [Align rotation with the snapping target]
+    # [comment *] ToolSettings.snap_align_rotation -> use_snap_align_rotation:    boolean    [Align description]
     rna = py = txt = ''
     props_list = [['NOTE', 'CHANGED', 'CLASS', 'FROM', 'TO', 'KEYWORD-CHECK', 'TYPE', 'DESCRIPTION']] + props_list
     for props in props_list:

tools/modules/blendfile.py

@@ -548,7 +548,9 @@ class BlendFileBlock:
                 yield (k, "<%s>" % dna_type.dna_type_id.decode('ascii'))
 
 
-########################################################################################################################
+# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Low Level Blend File Access
+
 # Way more basic access to blend-file data, without any DNA handling.
 
 class BlendFileRaw:

tools/utils/git_log_review_commits_advanced.py

@@ -12,20 +12,20 @@ Useful for reviewing revisions to back-port to stable builds.
 Note that, if any of the data files generated already exist, they will be extended
 with new revisions, not overwritten.
 
-Note that, for the most complex 'wiki-ready' file generated by  `--accept-releaselog`,
+Note that, for the most complex 'wiki-ready' file generated by `--accept-releaselog`,
 proof-reading after this tool has ran is heavily suggested!
 
 Example usage:
 
-   ./git_log_review_commits_advanced.py  --source ../../.. --range HEAD~40..HEAD --filter 'BUGFIX' --accept-pretty --accept-releaselog --blender-rev 2.79
+   ./git_log_review_commits_advanced.py --source ../../.. --range HEAD~40..HEAD --filter 'BUGFIX' --accept-pretty --accept-releaselog --blender-rev 2.79
 
 To add list of fixes between RC2 and RC3, and list both RC2 and RC3 fixes also in their own sections:
 
-   ./git_log_review_commits_advanced.py  --source ../../.. --range <RC2 revision>..<RC3 revision> --filter 'BUGFIX' --accept-pretty --accept-releaselog --blender-rev 2.79 --blender-rstate=RC3 --blender-rstate-list="RC2,RC3"
+   ./git_log_review_commits_advanced.py --source ../../.. --range <RC2 revision>..<RC3 revision> --filter 'BUGFIX' --accept-pretty --accept-releaselog --blender-rev 2.79 --blender-rstate=RC3 --blender-rstate-list="RC2,RC3"
 
 To exclude all commits from some given files, by sha1 or by commit message (from previously generated release logs) - much handy when going over commits which were partially cherry-picked into a previous release branch e.g.:
 
-   ./git_log_review_commits_advanced.py  --source ../../.. --range HEAD~40..HEAD --filter 'BUGFIX' --filter-exclude-sha1-fromfiles "review_accept.txt" "review_reject.txt" --filter-exclude-fromreleaselogs "review_accept_release_log.txt" --accept-pretty --accept-releaselog --blender-rev 2.75
+   ./git_log_review_commits_advanced.py --source ../../.. --range HEAD~40..HEAD --filter 'BUGFIX' --filter-exclude-sha1-fromfiles "review_accept.txt" "review_reject.txt" --filter-exclude-fromreleaselogs "review_accept_release_log.txt" --accept-pretty --accept-releaselog --blender-rev 2.75
 
 """