def next_clicked(widget):
os.environ["LANGUAGE"] = _SYSTEM_LANGUAGE
app.config.set(
prefs.LANGUAGE,
str(lang_options[lang_option_menu.get_selected()][0]))
gtcache.init()
self.next_page(rebuild=True)
def _subprocess_setup(stdin, stdout):
"""Does initial setup for a subprocess.
Returns a SubprocessHandler to use for the subprocess
raises the same exceptions that _load_obj does, namely:
:raises IOError: low-level error while reading from the pipe
:raises LoadError: data read was corrupted
"""
# disable warnings so we don't get too much junk on stderr
warnings.filterwarnings("ignore")
# setup MessageHandler for messages going to the main process
msg_handler = PipeMessageProxy(stdout)
SubprocessResponse.install_handler(msg_handler)
# load startup info
msg = _load_obj(stdin)
if not isinstance(msg, StartupInfo):
raise LoadError("first message must a StartupInfo obj")
# setup some basic modules like config and gtcache
initialize_locale()
config.load(config.ManualConfig())
app.config.set_dictionary(msg.config_dict)
gtcache.init()
# setup our handler
msg = _load_obj(stdin)
if not isinstance(msg, HandlerInfo):
raise LoadError("second message must a HandlerInfo obj")
try:
return msg.handler_class(*msg.handler_args)
except StandardError, e:
# log this exception for easier debugging.
_send_subprocess_error_for_exception()
raise LoadError("Exception while constructing handler: %s" % e)
def _subprocess_setup(stdin, stdout):
"""Does initial setup for a subprocess.
Returns a SubprocessHandler to use for the subprocess
raises the same exceptions that _load_obj does, namely:
:raises IOError: low-level error while reading from the pipe
:raises LoadError: data read was corrupted
"""
# disable warnings so we don't get too much junk on stderr
warnings.filterwarnings("ignore")
# setup MessageHandler for messages going to the main process
msg_handler = PipeMessageProxy(stdout)
SubprocessResponse.install_handler(msg_handler)
# load startup info
msg = _load_obj(stdin)
if not isinstance(msg, StartupInfo):
raise LoadError("first message must a StartupInfo obj")
# setup some basic modules like config and gtcache
initialize_locale()
config.load(config.ManualConfig())
app.config.set_dictionary(msg.config_dict)
gtcache.init()
# setup our handler
msg = _load_obj(stdin)
if not isinstance(msg, HandlerInfo):
raise LoadError("second message must a HandlerInfo obj")
try:
return msg.handler_class(*msg.handler_args)
except StandardError, e:
# log this exception for easier debugging.
_send_subprocess_error_for_exception()
raise LoadError("Exception while constructing handler: %s" % e)
def bootstrap():
"""Run this as soon as possible when starting up miro.
This method sets up gtcache and the app.config object. Later on, we will
replace this app.config with one that's theme aware.
"""
config.load()
gtcache.init()
eventloop.setup_config_watcher()
def bootstrap():
"""Run this as soon as possible when starting up miro.
This method sets up gtcache and the app.config object. Later on, we will
replace this app.config with one that's theme aware.
"""
config.load()
gtcache.init()
eventloop.setup_config_watcher()
def update_language(widget, index):
os.environ["LANGUAGE"] = _SYSTEM_LANGUAGE
app.config.set(prefs.LANGUAGE, str(lang_options[index][0]))
gtcache.init()
# FIXME - this is totally awful and may break at some
# point. what happens is that widgetconst translates at
# import time, so if someone changes the language, then
# the translations have already happened. we reload the
# module to force them to happen again. bug 17515
if "miro.frontends.widgets.widgetconst" in sys.modules:
reload(sys.modules["miro.frontends.widgets.widgetconst"])
self.this_page(rebuild=True)
def test_gettext_lazy(self):
ok = gtcache.gettext_lazy("OK")
channels = gtcache.gettext_lazy("Channels")
self.assertEqual(ok, u'Valider')
self.assertEqual(u'%s' % ok, u'Valider')
self.assertEqual(channels, u'Cha\xeenes')
self.assertEqual(u'%s' % channels, u'Cha\xeenes')
gtcache.init(languages=['en'],
localedir=resources.path("testdata/locale"))
self.assertEqual(ok, u'OK')
self.assertEqual(u'%s' % ok, u'OK')
self.assertEqual(channels, u'Channels')
self.assertEqual(u'%s' % channels, u'Channels')
def test_gettext_lazy(self):
ok = gtcache.gettext_lazy("OK")
channels = gtcache.gettext_lazy("Channels")
self.assertEqual(ok, u'Valider')
self.assertEqual(u'%s' % ok, u'Valider')
self.assertEqual(channels, u'Cha\xeenes')
self.assertEqual(u'%s' % channels, u'Cha\xeenes')
gtcache.init(languages=['en'],
localedir=resources.path("testdata/locale"))
self.assertEqual(ok, u'OK')
self.assertEqual(u'%s' % ok, u'OK')
self.assertEqual(channels, u'Channels')
self.assertEqual(u'%s' % channels, u'Channels')
def update_language(widget, index):
os.environ["LANGUAGE"] = _SYSTEM_LANGUAGE
app.config.set(prefs.LANGUAGE,
str(lang_options[index][0]))
gtcache.init()
# FIXME - this is totally awful and may break at some
# point. what happens is that widgetconst translates at
# import time, so if someone changes the language, then
# the translations have already happened. we reload the
# module to force them to happen again. bug 17515
if "miro.frontends.widgets.widgetconst" in sys.modules:
reload(sys.modules["miro.frontends.widgets.widgetconst"])
self.this_page(rebuild=True)
def finish_startup_after_config():
"""Finish startup tasks once we have config setup.
Called from command.InitialConfigCommand.
"""
from miro import gtcache
gtcache.init()
from miro import httpclient
from miro.dl_daemon import download
download.startup()
httpclient.init_libcurl()
logging.info("Daemon ready")
def finish_startup_after_config():
"""Finish startup tasks once we have config setup.
Called from command.InitialConfigCommand.
"""
from miro import gtcache
gtcache.init()
from miro import httpclient
from miro.dl_daemon import download
download.startup()
httpclient.init_libcurl()
logging.info("Daemon ready")
def next_clicked(widget):
os.environ["LANGUAGE"] = _SYSTEM_LANGUAGE
app.config.set(prefs.LANGUAGE,
str(lang_options[lang_option_menu.get_selected()][0]))
gtcache.init()
self.next_page(rebuild=True)
def _make_french(*args, **kwargs):
gtcache.init(languages=['fr'],
localedir=resources.path("testdata/locale"))
f(*args, **kwargs)
def _make_french(*args, **kwargs):
gtcache.init(languages=['fr'],
localedir=resources.path("testdata/locale"))
f(*args, **kwargs)