/* * This file is part of Psy Shell. * * (c) 2012-2023 Justin Hileman * * For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE * file that was distributed with this source code. */ namespace Psy; use Psy\ExecutionLoop\ProcessForker; use Psy\VersionUpdater\GitHubChecker; use Psy\VersionUpdater\Installer; use Psy\VersionUpdater\SelfUpdate; use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\ArgvInput; use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputArgument; use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputDefinition; use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputOption; if (!\function_exists('Psy\\sh')) { /** * Command to return the eval-able code to startup PsySH. * * eval(\Psy\sh()); */ function sh(): string { if (\version_compare(\PHP_VERSION, '8.0', '<')) { return '\extract(\Psy\debug(\get_defined_vars(), isset($this) ? $this : @\get_called_class()));'; } return <<<'EOS' if (isset($this)) { \extract(\Psy\debug(\get_defined_vars(), $this)); } else { try { static::class; \extract(\Psy\debug(\get_defined_vars(), static::class)); } catch (\Error $e) { \extract(\Psy\debug(\get_defined_vars())); } } EOS; } } if (!\function_exists('Psy\\debug')) { /** * Invoke a Psy Shell from the current context. * * For example: * * foreach ($items as $item) { * \Psy\debug(get_defined_vars()); * } * * If you would like your shell interaction to affect the state of the * current context, you can extract() the values returned from this call: * * foreach ($items as $item) { * extract(\Psy\debug(get_defined_vars())); * var_dump($item); // will be whatever you set $item to in Psy Shell * } * * Optionally, supply an object as the `$bindTo` parameter. This determines * the value `$this` will have in the shell, and sets up class scope so that * private and protected members are accessible: * * class Foo { * function bar() { * \Psy\debug(get_defined_vars(), $this); * } * } * * For the static equivalent, pass a class name as the `$bindTo` parameter. * This makes `self` work in the shell, and sets up static scope so that * private and protected static members are accessible: * * class Foo { * static function bar() { * \Psy\debug(get_defined_vars(), get_called_class()); * } * } * * @param array $vars Scope variables from the calling context (default: []) * @param object|string $bindTo Bound object ($this) or class (self) value for the shell * * @return array Scope variables from the debugger session */ function debug(array $vars = [], $bindTo = null): array { echo \PHP_EOL; $sh = new Shell(); $sh->setScopeVariables($vars); // Show a couple of lines of call context for the debug session. // // @todo come up with a better way of doing this which doesn't involve injecting input :-P if ($sh->has('whereami')) { $sh->addInput('whereami -n2', true); } if (\is_string($bindTo)) { $sh->setBoundClass($bindTo); } elseif ($bindTo !== null) { $sh->setBoundObject($bindTo); } $sh->run(); return $sh->getScopeVariables(false); } } if (!\function_exists('Psy\\info')) { /** * Get a bunch of debugging info about the current PsySH environment and * configuration. * * If a Configuration param is passed, that configuration is stored and * used for the current shell session, and no debugging info is returned. * * @param Configuration|null $config * * @return array|null */ function info(Configuration $config = null) { static $lastConfig; if ($config !== null) { $lastConfig = $config; return; } $prettyPath = function ($path) { return $path; }; $homeDir = (new ConfigPaths())->homeDir(); if ($homeDir && $homeDir = \rtrim($homeDir, '/')) { $homePattern = '#^'.\preg_quote($homeDir, '#').'/#'; $prettyPath = function ($path) use ($homePattern) { if (\is_string($path)) { return \preg_replace($homePattern, '~/', $path); } else { return $path; } }; } $config = $lastConfig ?: new Configuration(); $configEnv = (isset($_SERVER['PSYSH_CONFIG']) && $_SERVER['PSYSH_CONFIG']) ? $_SERVER['PSYSH_CONFIG'] : false; if ($configEnv === false && \PHP_SAPI === 'cli-server') { $configEnv = \getenv('PSYSH_CONFIG'); } $shellInfo = [ 'PsySH version' => Shell::VERSION, ]; $core = [ 'PHP version' => \PHP_VERSION, 'OS' => \PHP_OS, 'default includes' => $config->getDefaultIncludes(), 'require semicolons' => $config->requireSemicolons(), 'strict types' => $config->strictTypes(), 'error logging level' => $config->errorLoggingLevel(), 'config file' => [ 'default config file' => $prettyPath($config->getConfigFile()), 'local config file' => $prettyPath($config->getLocalConfigFile()), 'PSYSH_CONFIG env' => $prettyPath($configEnv), ], // 'config dir' => $config->getConfigDir(), // 'data dir' => $config->getDataDir(), // 'runtime dir' => $config->getRuntimeDir(), ]; // Use an explicit, fresh update check here, rather than relying on whatever is in $config. $checker = new GitHubChecker(); $updateAvailable = null; $latest = null; try { $updateAvailable = !$checker->isLatest(); $latest = $checker->getLatest(); } catch (\Throwable $e) { } $updates = [ 'update available' => $updateAvailable, 'latest release version' => $latest, 'update check interval' => $config->getUpdateCheck(), 'update cache file' => $prettyPath($config->getUpdateCheckCacheFile()), ]; $input = [ 'interactive mode' => $config->interactiveMode(), 'input interactive' => $config->getInputInteractive(), 'yolo' => $config->yolo(), ]; if ($config->hasReadline()) { $info = \readline_info(); $readline = [ 'readline available' => true, 'readline enabled' => $config->useReadline(), 'readline service' => \get_class($config->getReadline()), ]; if (isset($info['library_version'])) { $readline['readline library'] = $info['library_version']; } if (isset($info['readline_name']) && $info['readline_name'] !== '') { $readline['readline name'] = $info['readline_name']; } } else { $readline = [ 'readline available' => false, ]; } $output = [ 'color mode' => $config->colorMode(), 'output decorated' => $config->getOutputDecorated(), 'output verbosity' => $config->verbosity(), 'output pager' => $config->getPager(), ]; $theme = $config->theme(); // TODO: show styles (but only if they're different than default?) $output['theme'] = [ 'compact' => $theme->compact(), 'prompt' => $theme->prompt(), 'bufferPrompt' => $theme->bufferPrompt(), 'replayPrompt' => $theme->replayPrompt(), 'returnValue' => $theme->returnValue(), ]; $pcntl = [ 'pcntl available' => ProcessForker::isPcntlSupported(), 'posix available' => ProcessForker::isPosixSupported(), ]; if ($disabledPcntl = ProcessForker::disabledPcntlFunctions()) { $pcntl['disabled pcntl functions'] = $disabledPcntl; } if ($disabledPosix = ProcessForker::disabledPosixFunctions()) { $pcntl['disabled posix functions'] = $disabledPosix; } $pcntl['use pcntl'] = $config->usePcntl(); $history = [ 'history file' => $prettyPath($config->getHistoryFile()), 'history size' => $config->getHistorySize(), 'erase duplicates' => $config->getEraseDuplicates(), ]; $docs = [ 'manual db file' => $prettyPath($config->getManualDbFile()), 'sqlite available' => true, ]; try { if ($db = $config->getManualDb()) { if ($q = $db->query('SELECT * FROM meta;')) { $q->setFetchMode(\PDO::FETCH_KEY_PAIR); $meta = $q->fetchAll(); foreach ($meta as $key => $val) { switch ($key) { case 'built_at': $d = new \DateTime('@'.$val); $val = $d->format(\DateTime::RFC2822); break; } $key = 'db '.\str_replace('_', ' ', $key); $docs[$key] = $val; } } else { $docs['db schema'] = '0.1.0'; } } } catch (Exception\RuntimeException $e) { if ($e->getMessage() === 'SQLite PDO driver not found') { $docs['sqlite available'] = false; } else { throw $e; } } $autocomplete = [ 'tab completion enabled' => $config->useTabCompletion(), 'bracketed paste' => $config->useBracketedPaste(), ]; // Shenanigans, but totally justified. try { if ($shell = Sudo::fetchProperty($config, 'shell')) { $shellClass = \get_class($shell); if ($shellClass !== 'Psy\\Shell') { $shellInfo = [ 'PsySH version' => $shell::VERSION, 'Shell class' => $shellClass, ]; } try { $core['loop listeners'] = \array_map('get_class', Sudo::fetchProperty($shell, 'loopListeners')); } catch (\ReflectionException $e) { // shrug } $core['commands'] = \array_map('get_class', $shell->all()); try { $autocomplete['custom matchers'] = \array_map('get_class', Sudo::fetchProperty($shell, 'matchers')); } catch (\ReflectionException $e) { // shrug } } } catch (\ReflectionException $e) { // shrug } // @todo Show Presenter / custom casters. return \array_merge($shellInfo, $core, \compact('updates', 'pcntl', 'input', 'readline', 'output', 'history', 'docs', 'autocomplete')); } } if (!\function_exists('Psy\\bin')) { /** * `psysh` command line executable. * * @return \Closure */ function bin(): \Closure { return function () { if (!isset($_SERVER['PSYSH_IGNORE_ENV']) || !$_SERVER['PSYSH_IGNORE_ENV']) { if (\defined('HHVM_VERSION_ID')) { \fwrite(\STDERR, 'PsySH v0.11 and higher does not support HHVM. Install an older version, or set the environment variable PSYSH_IGNORE_ENV=1 to override this restriction and proceed anyway.'.\PHP_EOL); exit(1); } if (\PHP_VERSION_ID < 70000) { \fwrite(\STDERR, 'PHP 7.0.0 or higher is required. You can set the environment variable PSYSH_IGNORE_ENV=1 to override this restriction and proceed anyway.'.\PHP_EOL); exit(1); } if (\PHP_VERSION_ID > 89999) { \fwrite(\STDERR, 'PHP 9 or higher is not supported. You can set the environment variable PSYSH_IGNORE_ENV=1 to override this restriction and proceed anyway.'.\PHP_EOL); exit(1); } if (!\function_exists('json_encode')) { \fwrite(\STDERR, 'The JSON extension is required. Please install it. You can set the environment variable PSYSH_IGNORE_ENV=1 to override this restriction and proceed anyway.'.\PHP_EOL); exit(1); } if (!\function_exists('token_get_all')) { \fwrite(\STDERR, 'The Tokenizer extension is required. Please install it. You can set the environment variable PSYSH_IGNORE_ENV=1 to override this restriction and proceed anyway.'.\PHP_EOL); exit(1); } } $usageException = null; $shellIsPhar = Shell::isPhar(); $input = new ArgvInput(); try { $input->bind(new InputDefinition(\array_merge(Configuration::getInputOptions(), [ new InputOption('help', 'h', InputOption::VALUE_NONE), new InputOption('version', 'V', InputOption::VALUE_NONE), new InputOption('self-update', 'u', InputOption::VALUE_NONE), new InputArgument('include', InputArgument::IS_ARRAY), ]))); } catch (\RuntimeException $e) { $usageException = $e; } try { $config = Configuration::fromInput($input); } catch (\InvalidArgumentException $e) { $usageException = $e; } // Handle --help if (!isset($config) || $usageException !== null || $input->getOption('help')) { if ($usageException !== null) { echo $usageException->getMessage().\PHP_EOL.\PHP_EOL; } $version = Shell::getVersionHeader(false); $argv = isset($_SERVER['argv']) ? $_SERVER['argv'] : []; $name = $argv ? \basename(\reset($argv)) : 'psysh'; echo <<getOption('version')) { echo Shell::getVersionHeader($config->useUnicode()).\PHP_EOL; exit(0); } // Handle --self-update if ($input->getOption('self-update')) { if (!$shellIsPhar) { \fwrite(\STDERR, 'The --self-update option can only be used with with a phar based install.'.\PHP_EOL); exit(1); } $selfUpdate = new SelfUpdate(new GitHubChecker(), new Installer()); $result = $selfUpdate->run($input, $config->getOutput()); exit($result); } $shell = new Shell($config); // Pass additional arguments to Shell as 'includes' $shell->setIncludes($input->getArgument('include')); try { // And go! $shell->run(); } catch (\Throwable $e) { \fwrite(\STDERR, $e->getMessage().\PHP_EOL); // @todo this triggers the "exited unexpectedly" logic in the // ForkingLoop, so we can't exit(1) after starting the shell... // fix this :) // exit(1); } }; } } A Canadian Slashing: Read this Scathing 1981 Film Review of My Bloody Valentine - DarkOct02

A Canadian Slashing: Read this Scathing 1981 Film Review of My Bloody Valentine

by Secret East in Arts

Filmed in the Princess Colliery Mine of Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia, My Bloody Valentine was a controversial 1981 slasher flick directed by Hungarian-Canadian filmmaker George Mikhala. While the film eventually became regarded as a cult classic, Mikhala has been outspoken about My Bloody Valentine‘s struggle with censorship. The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) continuously nitpicked the violent nature of the film as Mikhala begrudgingly shaved back minutes from every murder scene in an attempt to downgrade the film’s X rating to a more accessible R.

Even after the MPAA ok’d an edit of Valentine, the real blowback began when the film hit theatres.

Many audiences were disturbed and many reviews of Valentine were scathing. Canadian film critic John Dodd walked out of Edmonton’s Capitol Square Cinema only halfway through the film. Dodd was so utterly disgusted that he notoriously branded My Bloody Valentine as “a movie made by the mentally warped for the mentally warped”.

Thanks to a scan from a February 16th, 1981 main edition of the Edmonton Journal via Newspapers.com , we were able to track down the original clipping capturing film critic John Dodd’s absolute disdain of the picture:


“In my time a s movie reviewer, I’ve sat stolidly through more axe and knife murders than I care to remember.

I’ve seen men lowered screaming in a meat grinder, pigs eating the entrails of a live girl. 
Week after week, I’ve sat through the worst that Hollywood can offer, films that made Son of Sam look like a saint. I felt that to review the picture I should in fairness sit through the whole show, no matter how sordid.

Until now. The worst that Hollywood could offer has been topped by the exploitative, money-mad Canadian film industry, an industry gradually gaining contempt all over the world.

My Bloody Valentine, which opened as a promotional device just before the day that’s supposed to honour the patron saint of lovers, features cannibalism, violent sex, countless murders with a machete and pickaxe and endless shots of bloody human hearts stuffed into Valentine candy boxes. That’s just the first half.

I walked out halfway through. I couldn’t take it any more.

As far as I can tell from the first half, this is a movie made by the mentally warped for the mentally warped.

I don’t mind good horror movies. I enjoy a good scream. I loved Psycho and even Halloween. But the current trend towards sadistic horror and the fascination with cut-up parts of the human body and murders from the point of view of the killer himself is more than I can take, at least when handled with such an utter lack of style.

The plot, like most of the genre these days, rips off John Carpenter’s Halloween. Something about a dreaded killer who escapes from a mental institution to return to his home town to turn Valentine’s Day into a blood bath.

All of this perverted gore is brought to you thanks to financial help from the Canadian Film Development Corp. which uses your own tax money to help greedy, talentless producers make a killing, you should pardon the expression.

Happy Valentine’s Day”

– John Dodd
Edmonton Journal
16 Feb 1981, Pg 60

Transcribed from the Newspaper.com Archives

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This campy cut of Canadian b-list cinema may be remembered for its sleaze, but the choppy tale of three literal man-eaters also helped launch the career of future Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman, and SCTV stars Eugene Levy and Andrea Martin.

 

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