def spyder_launch(event):
""" Launch spyder """
# Options
try:
# pylint: disable=import-error
from spyderlib import spyder
except ImportError:
g.es_print('Can not import spyderlib')
return
data = spyder.get_options()
# Create the main window
try:
# Version 1.x
# pylint: disable=too-many-function-args
# pylint: disable=unbalanced-tuple-unpacking
commands, intitle, message, options = data
g.spyder = main = spyder.MainWindow(commands, intitle, message,
options)
except TypeError:
# Version 2.x
g.spyder = main = spyder.MainWindow(options=data)
main.setup()
g.spyderns = main.console.shell.interpreter.namespace
spyder_update(event)
main.show()
def run(self, session):
from spyderlib import spyder
from spyderlib.config import CONF
cs.exit_if_not_exists(session)
app = spyder.initialize()
# This should come from our command line parser, however, Spyder does
# not provide a way to get the argument parser but only the parsed
# arguments.
opts = {
'working_directory': cs.path(),
'debug': False,
'profile': False,
'multithreaded': False,
'light': False
}
# The python executable is set explicitly here, because Spyder tends
# not to pick up the one used in a virtualenv. This should be set in a
# profile in order to not mess with the user's settings.
CONF.set('console', 'pythonexecutable', sys.executable)
main = spyder.MainWindow(Bunch(opts))
main.setup()
main.show()
main.open_file(cs.path(session))
app.exec_()
def spyder_launch(event):
""" Launch spyder """
# Options
from spyderlib import spyder
data = spyder.get_options()
# Create the main window
try:
# Version 1.x
commands, intitle, message, options = data
g.spyder = main = spyder.MainWindow(commands, intitle, message, options)
except TypeError:
# Version 2.x
g.spyder = main = spyder.MainWindow(options=data)
main.setup()
g.spyderns = main.console.shell.interpreter.namespace
spyder_update(event)
main.show()
