def OnDropFiles(self, x, y, filenames):
namepotential = filterOnExtensions(["odt"], filenames)
if not self.parent.batchModeCheckbox.GetValue() or not self.parent.digest:
#normal mode
if namepotential:
self.parent._importFile(namepotential[0])
else:
#batch mode
for fname in namepotential:
interp, outDir = self.parent._lightImportFile(fname)
outfname = fname.rsplit(os.path.sep, 1)[1].split(".")[0] + ".txt"
print outDir, outfname
write(outDir + os.path.sep + outfname, interp, self.parent.delim, self.parent.watching)
def OnDropFiles(self, x, y, filenames):
"""
"""
namepotential = filterOnExtensions(["odt"], filenames)
if not self.parent.batchModeCheckbox.GetValue(
) or not self.parent.digest:
#normal mode
if namepotential:
self.parent._importFile(namepotential[0])
return 0
else:
#batch mode
for fname in namepotential:
interp, outDir = self.parent._lightImportFile(fname)
outfname = fname.rsplit(os.path.sep,
1)[1].split(".")[0] + ".txt"
print(outDir, outfname)
odtchomp.write(outDir + os.path.sep + outfname, interp,
self.parent.delim, self.parent.watching)
return 1
def OnDropFiles(self, x, y, filenames):
oommf = filterOnExtensions(["omf","ovf","oef","ohf"], filenames)
if not oommf or not (self.parent.doNumpy.GetValue() or self.parent.doMATLAB.GetValue()):
return #You got dropped some bad files!
global LASTPATH
LASTPATH = os.path.dirname(oommf[0])
arrays, headers, extra = groupUnpack(oommf, SupportDialog("Decode in Progress", "Decoding...", maximum=len(oommf)))
#One final step before we're done - let's try to sort based on the sim time
#using a standard decorate-sort-undecorate, with a twist for the variable number of keys
#Let's start by finding the original indices - making a copy is key
originalTimeIndex = list(extra["SimTime"])
if len(set(extra["MIFSource"])) == 1:
if not -1 in extra["SimTime"]:
extra["SimTime"], arrays = zip(*sorted(zip(originalTimeIndex, arrays)))
#Sadly, the cleverness ends here - the rest must be bruteforced.
for key in extra:
if not key == "SimTime": #We did that one.
junk, extra[key] = zip(*sorted(zip(originalTimeIndex, extra[key])))
self.parent.gatherData(arrays, headers, extra)
def OnDropFiles(self, x, y, filenames):
oommf = filterOnExtensions(["omf","ovf","oef","ohf"], filenames)
if not oommf or not (self.parent.doNumpy.GetValue() or self.parent.doMATLAB.GetValue()):
return #You got dropped some bad files!
global LASTPATH
LASTPATH = os.path.dirname(oommf[0])
arrays, headers, extra = groupUnpack(oommf, SupportDialog("Decode in Progress", "Decoding...", maximum=len(oommf)))
#One final step before we're done - let's try to sort based on the sim time
#using a standard decorate-sort-undecorate, with a twist for the variable number of keys
#Let's start by finding the original indices - making a copy is key
originalTimeIndex = list(extra["SimTime"])
if len(set(extra["MIFSource"])) == 1:
if not -1 in extra["SimTime"]:
extra["SimTime"], arrays = zip(*sorted(zip(originalTimeIndex, arrays)))
#Sadly, the cleverness ends here - the rest must be bruteforced.
for key in extra:
if not key == "SimTime": #We did that one.
junk, extra[key] = zip(*sorted(zip(originalTimeIndex, extra[key])))
self.parent.gatherData(arrays, headers, extra)
def OnDropFiles(self, x, y, filenames):
"""
"""
oommf = filterOnExtensions(["omf", "ovf", "oef", "ohf"], filenames)
if not oommf or not (self.parent.doNumpy.GetValue()
or self.parent.doMATLAB.GetValue()):
return 0 #You got dropped some bad files!
global LASTPATH
LASTPATH = os.path.dirname(oommf[0])
arrays, headers, extra = self.groupUnpack(
oommf,
SupportDialog("Decode in Progress",
"Decoding...",
maximum=len(oommf)))
#One final step before we're done - let's try to sort based on the sim time
#using a standard decorate-sort-undecorate, with a twist for the variable number of keys
#Let's start by finding the original indices - making a copy is key
arrays, extra = oommfdecode.sortBySimTime(extra, arrays)
self.parent.gatherData(arrays, headers, extra)
return 1
def OnDropFiles(self, x, y, filenames):
#Find OOMMF, then a config, then files
oommf = filterOnExtensions(["tcl"], filenames)
if oommf:
#What did you DO? Only the last one counts!
self.parent.locateOOMMF(oommf[-1])
config = filterOnExtensions(["conf", "config", "cnf"], filenames)
if config:
#Again, only the last conf file dropped counts.
self.parent.locateConf(config[-1])
if not (self.parent.config and self.parent.OOMMFPath):
return 0
#Try to save a lot of work - only do magic if OMF-type files were dropped.
targets = filterOnExtensions(["omf","ovf","oef","ohf"], filenames)
if not targets: return 0
#Save more work by verifying that the user actually wants to make some sort of thing.
if not self.parent.doImages.GetValue() and not self.parent.doMovie.GetValue():
#Er... you don't want to do anything?
return 0
#Convince user that everything is OK, and provide me with entertainment.
#Set up a dialog box that will track progress.
dial = self.initializeProgressBar(targets)
#To avoid some Py2EXE funkiness, we may need to redirect stdin.
#Figure out where it needs to go, and catch that.
childstd = self.findStandardIn()
#We are now in the danger zone where the progress bar can get locked, and we
#are going to shield that with some top-level exception handling
try:
dial.workDone(SETUP_LOAD, "Checking for Movies")
#The first thing to do is try to make movies - in some cases, this process will leave behind
#the images we need, and we can skip the image step entirely.
print("Entering movie mode.")
if self.parent.doMovie.GetValue():
#Make some movies. This also hands off the progressDialog, so it can be updated.
self.doMovies(targets, childstd, dial)
#Finish making some movies.
dial.workDone(CLEANUP_LOAD, "Doing Images")
#Awkward short-circuit - If you made movies and they have the same magnification as the images, you get to keep the images!
if self.parent.doMovie.GetValue() and self.parent.movieMagnifierSpin.GetValue() == self.parent.magnifierSpin.GetValue():
dial.finish()
return 1
if self.parent.doImages.GetValue():
#Oh well, I guess you're stuck making images. Make them!
self.doImages(targets, childstd, dial)
dial.workDone(CLEANUP_LOAD, "All Done!")
except Exception as e:
wx.MessageBox('Unpacking error: ' + repr(e), "Error")
print(e)
finally:
dial.finish()
return 1
def OnDropFiles(self, x, y, filenames):
#Find OOMMF, then a config, then files
oommf = filterOnExtensions(["tcl"], filenames)
if oommf:
#What did you DO? Only the last one counts!
self.parent.locateOOMMF(oommf[-1])
config = filterOnExtensions(["conf", "config", "cnf"], filenames)
if config:
#Again, only the last conf file dropped counts.
self.parent.locateConf(config[-1])
if not (self.parent.config and self.parent.OOMMFPath):
return
#Try to save a lot of work - only do magic if OMF-type files were dropped.
targets = filterOnExtensions(["omf","ovf","oef","ohf"], filenames)
if not targets: return
#Save more work by verifying that the user actually wants to make some sort of thing.
if not self.parent.doImages.GetValue() and not self.parent.doMovie.GetValue():
#Er... you don't want to do anything?
return
#Convince user that everything is OK, and provide me with entertainment.
#Set up a dialog box that will track progress.
dial = self.initializeProgressBar(targets)
#To avoid some Py2EXE funkiness, we may need to redirect stdin.
#Figure out where it needs to go, and catch that.
childstd = self.findStandardIn()
#We are now in the danger zone where the progress bar can get locked, and we
#are going to shield that with some top-level exception handling
try:
dial.workDone(SETUP_LOAD, "Checking for Movies")
#The first thing to do is try to make movies - in some cases, this process will leave behind
#the images we need, and we can skip the image step entirely.
print "Entering movie mode."
if self.parent.doMovie.GetValue():
#Make some movies. This also hands off the progressDialog, so it can be updated.
self.doMovies(targets, childstd, dial)
#Finish making some movies.
dial.workDone(CLEANUP_LOAD, "Doing Images")
#Awkward short-circuit - If you made movies and they have the same magnification as the images, you get to keep the images!
if self.parent.doMovie.GetValue() and self.parent.movieMagnifierSpin.GetValue() == self.parent.magnifierSpin.GetValue():
dial.finish()
return
if self.parent.doImages.GetValue():
#Oh well, I guess you're stuck making images. Make them!
self.doImages(targets, childstd, dial)
dial.workDone(CLEANUP_LOAD, "All Done!")
except Exception as e:
wx.MessageBox('Unpacking error: ' + repr(e), "Error")
print e
finally:
dial.finish()
