Python launch_application Examples

Example #1

File: fileactions.py Project: teotikalki/kupfer

    def activate_multiple(self, objects, ctx):
        appmap = {}
        leafmap = {}
        for obj in objects:
            app = self.default_application_for_leaf(obj)
            id_ = app.get_id()
            appmap[id_] = app
            leafmap.setdefault(id_, []).append(obj)

        for id_, leaves in leafmap.items():
            app = appmap[id_]
            launch.launch_application(app, paths=[L.object for L in leaves],
                                      activate=False,
                                      screen=ctx and ctx.environment.get_screen())

Example #2

def launch_app(app_info, files=(), uris=(), paths=()):
    " Raises SpawnError "

    # With files we should use activate=False
    return launch.launch_application(app_info,
                                     files,
                                     uris,
                                     paths,
                                     activate=False)

Example #3

File: objects.py Project: tuxcanfly/kupfer

	def launch(self, files=(), paths=(), activate=False):
		"""
		Launch the represented applications

		@files: a seq of GFiles (gio.File)
		@paths: a seq of bytestring paths
		@activate: activate instead of start new
		"""
		try:
			return launch.launch_application(self.object, files=files,
			                                 paths=paths, activate=activate,
			                                 desktop_file=self.init_path)
		except launch.LaunchError as exc:
			raise OperationError(unicode(exc))

Example #4

File: objects.py Project: CharString/kupfer

	def launch(self, files=(), paths=(), activate=False, ctx=None):
		"""
		Launch the represented applications

		@files: a seq of GFiles (gio.File)
		@paths: a seq of bytestring paths
		@activate: activate instead of start new
		"""
		try:
			return launch.launch_application(self.object, files=files,
			                                 paths=paths, activate=activate,
			                                 desktop_file=self.init_path,
			                                 screen=ctx and ctx.environment.get_screen())
		except launch.SpawnError as exc:
			raise OperationError(exc)

Example #5

    def launch(self, files=(), paths=(), activate=False, ctx=None):
        """
        Launch the represented applications

        @files: a seq of GFiles (Gio.File)
        @paths: a seq of bytestring paths
        @activate: activate instead of start new
        """
        try:
            return launch.launch_application(self.object, files=files,
                                             paths=paths, activate=activate,
                                             desktop_file=self.init_path,
                                             screen=ctx and ctx.environment.get_screen())
        except launch.SpawnError as exc:
            raise OperationError(exc)

Example #6

File: utils.py Project: sagivmalihi/kupfer

def launch_app(app_info, files=(), uris=(), paths=()):
	" Raises SpawnError "

	# With files we should use activate=False
	return launch.launch_application(app_info, files, uris, paths,
			activate=False)

Example #7

File: objects.py Project: cjparsons74/kupfer

	def activate(self, leaf):
		desktop_item = leaf.object
		launch.launch_application(leaf.object, activate=not self.open_new)

Example #8

File: utils.py Project: chmouel/kupfer

def launch_app(app_info, files=(), uris=(), paths=()):
	from kupfer import launch

	# With files we should use activate=False
	return launch.launch_application(app_info, files, uris, paths,
			activate=False)

Example #9

File: utils.py Project: chmouel/kupfer

def launch_commandline(cli, name=None, in_terminal=False):
	from kupfer import launch
	app_info = app_info_for_commandline(cli, name, in_terminal)
	pretty.print_debug(__name__, "Launch commandline (in_terminal=", in_terminal, "):", cli, sep="")
	return launch.launch_application(app_info, activate=False, track=False)