def _handle_input(self, expr, from_input_panel,
handler="quicklojure_handlers.OutputToRepl", handler_args={}):
repl_view = get_repl_view(self.window)
expr = Template(expr).safe_substitute(from_input_panel=from_input_panel)
port = int(repl_view.settings().get('nrepl_port'))
client = nrepl.NreplClient('localhost', port)
handler_class = resolve_attr(handler)
handler_obj = handler_class(args=handler_args,
window=self.window,
repl_view=repl_view)
thread.start_new_thread(client.eval, (expr, handler_obj))
def on_close(self, view):
port = view.settings().get('nrepl_port')
if port:
# If there are any other views using that server, don't kill it.
for w in sublime.windows():
for v in w.views():
if v.settings().get(
'nrepl_port') == port and v.id() != view.id():
return
client = nrepl.NreplClient('localhost', port)
thread.start_new_thread(client.kill_server, ())
def on_load(self, view):
port = view.settings().get('nrepl_port')
if port:
# We're loading a REPL window that existed from a hot exit. Check
# if nREPL is still running on that port.
try:
nrepl.NreplClient('localhost', port)
print "nREPL on port %d is running" % port
except:
view.settings().set('nrepl_port', None)
append_to_view(view,
("\n\n" + ";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;\n" +
"; DISCONNECTED ;\n" + ";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"))