Python execute_command Examples

Example #1

File: script.py Project: ShaperGZ/pyRevit

    def savesettingsandreload(self, sender, args):
        """Callback method for saving pyRevit settings and reloading
        """
        self.savesettings(sender, args)

        from pyrevit.loader.sessionmgr import execute_command
        execute_command(PYREVIT_CORE_RELOAD_COMMAND_NAME)

Example #2

File: script.py Project: tatlin/pyRevit

 def _reload(self):
     from pyrevit.loader.sessionmgr import execute_command
     execute_command(pyrevitcore_globals.PYREVIT_CORE_RELOAD_COMMAND_NAME)

Example #3

File: script.py Project: Mason-Bimer/pyRevit

 def _reload(self):
     from pyrevit.loader.sessionmgr import execute_command  #pylint: disable=import-outside-toplevel
     execute_command(pyrevitcore_globals.PYREVIT_CORE_RELOAD_COMMAND_NAME)

Example #4

File: script.py Project: BimRoss/pyRevit

def call_reload():
    from pyrevit.loader.sessionmgr import execute_command
    execute_command(PYREVIT_CORE_RELOAD_COMMAND_NAME)

Example #5

if __name__ == '__main__':
    # collect a list of all repos to be updates
    if _check_connection():
        pyrevit_repo = updater.get_pyrevit_repo()
        thirdparty_repos = updater.get_thirdparty_ext_repos()

        logger.debug('List of thirdparty repos to be updated: {}'.format(
            thirdparty_repos))

        for thirdparty_repo_info in thirdparty_repos:
            _update_repo(thirdparty_repo_info)

        if not updater.has_core_updates():
            _update_repo(pyrevit_repo)
            # perform upgrade tasks
            logger.info('Upgrading settings...')
            upgrade.upgrade_existing_pyrevit()

            # Call pyRevit reload command to reload pyRevit
            # The reason to call the command instead of using sessionmgr module
            # to realod is that the repo has been just updatedm so all
            # modules need to be re-imported again in a clean engine.
            from pyrevit.loader.sessionmgr import execute_command
            execute_command(PYREVIT_CORE_RELOAD_COMMAND_NAME)
        else:
            output = script.get_output()
            output.print_html(COREUPDATE_MESSAGE.format(home=HOME_DIR))
            logger.debug('Core updates. Skippin update and reload.')
    else:
        logger.warning('No internet access detected. Skipping update.')

Example #6

File: Update Extensions_script.py Project: revitron/rpm-ui

import revitron
import rpm

if not revitron.Document().isFamily():

    rpm.Update.extensions()

    # Call pyRevit reload command to reload pyRevit
    # The reason to call the command instead of using sessionmgr module
    # to realod is that the repo has been just updatedm so all
    # modules need to be re-imported again in a clean engine.
    from pyrevit.loader.sessionmgr import execute_command
    execute_command('pyrevitcore-pyrevit-pyrevit-tools-reload')

Example #7

File: script.py Project: BimRoss/pyRevit

from pyrevit.loader.sessionmgr import execute_command

__context__ = 'zerodoc'


commandlist = \
    ["pyRevitDevToolspyRevitDevDebugUnitTestsTestRPW",
     "pyRevitToolspyRevitSelectionselectSelectListSelectionasClickableLinks"]

for cmd in commandlist:
    for i in range(5):
        execute_command(cmd)

Example #8

File: script.py Project: eimhinr/pyRevit-ER-2021

"""Test opening multiple output windows."""
#pylint: disable=import-error,line-too-long
from pyrevit.loader import sessionmgr

__context__ = 'zero-doc'

for cmd in [
        "pyrevitdevtools-pyrevitdev-debug-misctests-testrpw",
        "pyrevittools-pyrevit-selection-select-select-listselectionasclickablelinks"
]:
    for i in range(5):
        sessionmgr.execute_command(cmd)