def open_gui(self):
log('firstrun? %s' % __setting__('firstrun'))
if __setting__('firstrun') == 'fartstrue':
log('Opening walkthru GUI')
else:
log('Opening OSMC settings GUI')
try:
# try opening the gui
threading.Thread(target=self.stored_gui.open()).start()
self.gui_last_accessed = datetime.datetime.now()
self.skip_check = False
except:
# if that doesnt work then it is probably because the gui was too old and has been deleted
# so recreate the gui and open it
self.stored_gui = settings.OSMCGui(queue=self.parent_queue)
self.gui_last_accessed = datetime.datetime.now()
self.skip_check = False
threading.Thread(target=self.stored_gui.open()).start()
log('gui threading finished')
def __init__(self):
# queue for communication with the comm and Main
self.parent_queue = Queue.Queue()
# create socket, listen for comms
self.listener = comms.communicator(
self.parent_queue, socket_file='/var/tmp/osmc.settings.sockfile')
self.listener.start()
# the gui is created and stored in memory for quick access
# after a few hours, the gui should be removed from memory
self.stored_gui = settings.OSMCGui(queue=self.parent_queue)
self.gui_last_accessed = datetime.datetime.now()
self.skip_check = True
# monitor created to check for xbmc abort requests
self.monitor = xbmc.Monitor()
# daemon
self._daemon()
log('_daemon exited')
def create_gui(self):
self.stored_gui = settings.OSMCGui(queue=self.parent_queue)
self.stored_gui.setDaemon(True)
def create_gui(self):
self.stored_gui = settings.OSMCGui(queue=self.parent_queue)