def dummyAppRunner(tokens=[], argv=None):
""" This function creates a dummy global AppRunner object, which
is useful for testing running in a packaged environment without
actually bothering to package up the application. Call this at
the start of your application to enable it.
It places the current working directory under /mf, as if it were
mounted from a packed multifile. It doesn't convert egg files to
bam files, of course; and there are other minor differences from
running in an actual packaged environment. But it can be a useful
first-look sanity check. """
if AppRunnerGlobal.appRunner:
print "Already have AppRunner, not creating a new one."
return AppRunnerGlobal.appRunner
appRunner = AppRunner()
appRunner.dummy = True
AppRunnerGlobal.appRunner = appRunner
platform = PandaSystem.getPlatform()
version = PandaSystem.getPackageVersionString()
hostUrl = PandaSystem.getPackageHostUrl()
if platform.startswith('win'):
rootDir = Filename(Filename.getUserAppdataDirectory(), 'Panda3D')
elif platform.startswith('osx'):
rootDir = Filename(Filename.getHomeDirectory(),
'Library/Caches/Panda3D')
else:
rootDir = Filename(Filename.getHomeDirectory(), '.panda3d')
appRunner.rootDir = rootDir
appRunner.logDirectory = Filename(rootDir, 'log')
# Of course we will have the panda3d application loaded.
appRunner.addPackageInfo('panda3d', platform, version, hostUrl)
appRunner.tokens = tokens
appRunner.tokenDict = dict(tokens)
if argv is None:
argv = sys.argv
appRunner.argv = argv
appRunner.altHost = appRunner.tokenDict.get('alt_host', None)
appRunner.p3dInfo = None
appRunner.p3dPackage = None
# Mount the current directory under the multifileRoot, as if it
# were coming from a multifile.
cwd = ExecutionEnvironment.getCwd()
vfs = VirtualFileSystem.getGlobalPtr()
vfs.mount(cwd, appRunner.multifileRoot, vfs.MFReadOnly)
appRunner.initPackedAppEnvironment()
return appRunner
def dummyAppRunner(tokens = [], argv = None):
""" This function creates a dummy global AppRunner object, which
is useful for testing running in a packaged environment without
actually bothering to package up the application. Call this at
the start of your application to enable it.
It places the current working directory under /mf, as if it were
mounted from a packed multifile. It doesn't convert egg files to
bam files, of course; and there are other minor differences from
running in an actual packaged environment. But it can be a useful
first-look sanity check. """
if AppRunnerGlobal.appRunner:
print "Already have AppRunner, not creating a new one."
return AppRunnerGlobal.appRunner
appRunner = AppRunner()
appRunner.dummy = True
AppRunnerGlobal.appRunner = appRunner
platform = PandaSystem.getPlatform()
version = PandaSystem.getPackageVersionString()
hostUrl = PandaSystem.getPackageHostUrl()
if platform.startswith('win'):
rootDir = Filename(Filename.getUserAppdataDirectory(), 'Panda3D')
elif platform.startswith('osx'):
rootDir = Filename(Filename.getHomeDirectory(), 'Library/Caches/Panda3D')
else:
rootDir = Filename(Filename.getHomeDirectory(), '.panda3d')
appRunner.rootDir = rootDir
appRunner.logDirectory = Filename(rootDir, 'log')
# Of course we will have the panda3d application loaded.
appRunner.addPackageInfo('panda3d', platform, version, hostUrl)
appRunner.tokens = tokens
appRunner.tokenDict = dict(tokens)
if argv is None:
argv = sys.argv
appRunner.argv = argv
appRunner.altHost = appRunner.tokenDict.get('alt_host', None)
appRunner.p3dInfo = None
appRunner.p3dPackage = None
# Mount the current directory under the multifileRoot, as if it
# were coming from a multifile.
cwd = ExecutionEnvironment.getCwd()
vfs = VirtualFileSystem.getGlobalPtr()
vfs.mount(cwd, appRunner.multifileRoot, vfs.MFReadOnly)
appRunner.initPackedAppEnvironment()
return appRunner
def __init__(self):
DirectObject.__init__(self)
# We direct both our stdout and stderr objects onto Panda's
# Notify stream. This ensures that unadorned print statements
# made within Python will get routed into the log properly.
stream = StreamWriter(Notify.out(), False)
sys.stdout = stream
sys.stderr = stream
# This is set true by dummyAppRunner(), below.
self.dummy = False
# These will be set from the application flags when
# setP3DFilename() is called.
self.allowPythonDev = False
self.guiApp = False
self.interactiveConsole = False
self.initialAppImport = False
self.trueFileIO = False
self.verifyContents = self.P3DVCNone
self.sessionId = 0
self.packedAppEnvironmentInitialized = False
self.gotWindow = False
self.gotP3DFilename = False
self.started = False
self.windowOpened = False
self.windowPrc = None
self.http = None
if hasattr(PandaModules, 'HTTPClient'):
self.http = PandaModules.HTTPClient.getGlobalPtr()
self.Undefined = Undefined
self.ConcreteStruct = ConcreteStruct
# This is per session.
self.nextScriptId = 0
# TODO: we need one of these per instance, not per session.
self.instanceId = None
# The root Panda3D install directory. This is filled in when
# the instance starts up.
self.rootDir = None
# The log directory. Also filled in when the instance starts.
self.logDirectory = None
# self.superMirrorUrl, if nonempty, is the "super mirror" URL
# that should be contacted first before trying the actual
# host. This is primarily used for "downloading" from a
# locally-stored Panda3D installation. This is also filled in
# when the instance starts up.
self.superMirrorUrl = None
# A list of the Panda3D packages that have been loaded.
self.installedPackages = []
# A list of the Panda3D packages that in the queue to be
# downloaded.
self.downloadingPackages = []
# A dictionary of HostInfo objects for the various download
# hosts we have imported packages from.
self.hosts = {}
# The altHost string that is in effect from the HTML tokens,
# if any, and the dictionary of URL remapping: orig host url
# -> alt host url.
self.altHost = None
self.altHostMap = {}
# The URL from which Panda itself should be downloaded.
self.pandaHostUrl = PandaSystem.getPackageHostUrl()
# Application code can assign a callable object here; if so,
# it will be invoked when an uncaught exception propagates to
# the top of the TaskMgr.run() loop.
self.exceptionHandler = None
# Managing packages for runtime download.
self.downloadingPackages = []
self.downloadTask = None
# The mount point for the multifile. For now, this is always
# the current working directory, for convenience; but when we
# move to multiple-instance sessions, it may have to be
# different for each instance.
self.multifileRoot = ExecutionEnvironment.getCwd().cStr()
# The "main" object will be exposed to the DOM as a property
# of the plugin object; that is, document.pluginobject.main in
# JavaScript will be appRunner.main here. This may be
# replaced with a direct reference to the JavaScript object
# later, in setInstanceInfo().
self.main = ScriptAttributes()
# By default, we publish a stop() method so the browser can
# easy stop the plugin. A particular application can remove
# this if it chooses.
self.main.stop = self.stop
# This will be the browser's toplevel window DOM object;
# e.g. self.dom.document will be the document.
self.dom = None
# This is the list of expressions we will evaluate when
# self.dom gets assigned.
self.deferredEvals = []
# This is the default requestFunc that is installed if we
# never call setRequestFunc().
def defaultRequestFunc(*args):
if args[1] == 'notify':
# Quietly ignore notifies.
return
self.notify.info("Ignoring request: %s" % (args, ))
self.requestFunc = defaultRequestFunc
# This will be filled in with the default WindowProperties for
# this instance, e.g. the WindowProperties necessary to
# re-embed a window in the browser frame.
self.windowProperties = None
# Store our pointer so DirectStart-based apps can find us.
if AppRunnerGlobal.appRunner is None:
AppRunnerGlobal.appRunner = self
# We use this messenger hook to dispatch this __startIfReady()
# call back to the main thread.
self.accept('AppRunner_startIfReady', self.__startIfReady)
def __init__(self):
DirectObject.__init__(self)
# We direct both our stdout and stderr objects onto Panda's
# Notify stream. This ensures that unadorned print statements
# made within Python will get routed into the log properly.
stream = StreamWriter(Notify.out(), False)
sys.stdout = stream
sys.stderr = stream
# This is set true by dummyAppRunner(), below.
self.dummy = False
# These will be set from the application flags when
# setP3DFilename() is called.
self.allowPythonDev = False
self.guiApp = False
self.interactiveConsole = False
self.initialAppImport = False
self.trueFileIO = False
self.verifyContents = self.P3DVCNone
self.sessionId = 0
self.packedAppEnvironmentInitialized = False
self.gotWindow = False
self.gotP3DFilename = False
self.started = False
self.windowOpened = False
self.windowPrc = None
self.http = None
if hasattr(PandaModules, 'HTTPClient'):
self.http = PandaModules.HTTPClient.getGlobalPtr()
self.Undefined = Undefined
self.ConcreteStruct = ConcreteStruct
# This is per session.
self.nextScriptId = 0
# TODO: we need one of these per instance, not per session.
self.instanceId = None
# The root Panda3D install directory. This is filled in when
# the instance starts up.
self.rootDir = None
# The log directory. Also filled in when the instance starts.
self.logDirectory = None
# self.superMirrorUrl, if nonempty, is the "super mirror" URL
# that should be contacted first before trying the actual
# host. This is primarily used for "downloading" from a
# locally-stored Panda3D installation. This is also filled in
# when the instance starts up.
self.superMirrorUrl = None
# A list of the Panda3D packages that have been loaded.
self.installedPackages = []
# A list of the Panda3D packages that in the queue to be
# downloaded.
self.downloadingPackages = []
# A dictionary of HostInfo objects for the various download
# hosts we have imported packages from.
self.hosts = {}
# The altHost string that is in effect from the HTML tokens,
# if any, and the dictionary of URL remapping: orig host url
# -> alt host url.
self.altHost = None
self.altHostMap = {}
# The URL from which Panda itself should be downloaded.
self.pandaHostUrl = PandaSystem.getPackageHostUrl()
# Application code can assign a callable object here; if so,
# it will be invoked when an uncaught exception propagates to
# the top of the TaskMgr.run() loop.
self.exceptionHandler = None
# Managing packages for runtime download.
self.downloadingPackages = []
self.downloadTask = None
# The mount point for the multifile. For now, this is always
# the current working directory, for convenience; but when we
# move to multiple-instance sessions, it may have to be
# different for each instance.
self.multifileRoot = ExecutionEnvironment.getCwd().cStr()
# The "main" object will be exposed to the DOM as a property
# of the plugin object; that is, document.pluginobject.main in
# JavaScript will be appRunner.main here. This may be
# replaced with a direct reference to the JavaScript object
# later, in setInstanceInfo().
self.main = ScriptAttributes()
# By default, we publish a stop() method so the browser can
# easy stop the plugin. A particular application can remove
# this if it chooses.
self.main.stop = self.stop
# This will be the browser's toplevel window DOM object;
# e.g. self.dom.document will be the document.
self.dom = None
# This is the list of expressions we will evaluate when
# self.dom gets assigned.
self.deferredEvals = []
# This is the default requestFunc that is installed if we
# never call setRequestFunc().
def defaultRequestFunc(*args):
if args[1] == 'notify':
# Quietly ignore notifies.
return
self.notify.info("Ignoring request: %s" % (args,))
self.requestFunc = defaultRequestFunc
# This will be filled in with the default WindowProperties for
# this instance, e.g. the WindowProperties necessary to
# re-embed a window in the browser frame.
self.windowProperties = None
# Store our pointer so DirectStart-based apps can find us.
if AppRunnerGlobal.appRunner is None:
AppRunnerGlobal.appRunner = self
# We use this messenger hook to dispatch this __startIfReady()
# call back to the main thread.
self.accept('AppRunner_startIfReady', self.__startIfReady)