def begin():
global _initialized
chips.lock()
chips.advanced.open_undo_buffer()
if _initialized is False:
try:
overrides = config.items('chips')
for item in overrides:
chips.set_preference(item[0], item[1])
chips.add_window() # Have Sherpa talk to its own
# chips window
except NoSectionError:
chips.unlock()
except:
chips.unlock()
raise
_initialized = True
def begin():
global _initialized
chips.lock()
chips.advanced.open_undo_buffer()
if _initialized is False:
try:
overrides = config.items('chips')
for item in overrides:
chips.set_preference(item[0], item[1])
# OL: No apparent reason to call add_window() here.
# ChIPS is smart enough to open a window if none are available,
# plus this code only gets executed if the user has a [chips] section in sherpa.rc
# which is the exception rather than the rule.
# chips.add_window() # Have Sherpa talk to its own
# chips window
except NoSectionError:
chips.unlock()
except:
chips.unlock()
raise
_initialized = True
def begin():
global _initialized
chips.lock()
chips.advanced.open_undo_buffer()
if _initialized is False:
try:
overrides = config.items('chips')
for item in overrides:
chips.set_preference(item[0], item[1])
# OL: No apparent reason to call add_window() here.
# ChIPS is smart enough to open a window if none are available,
# plus this code only gets executed if the user has a [chips] section in sherpa.rc
# which is the exception rather than the rule.
# chips.add_window() # Have Sherpa talk to its own
# chips window
except NoSectionError:
chips.unlock()
except:
chips.unlock()
raise
_initialized = True
def exceptions():
chips.advanced.discard_undo_buffer()
chips.erase()
chips.unlock()
def end():
# Don't need to call redraw here ourselves, the
# ChIPS undo buffer does what we need.
chips.advanced.close_undo_buffer()
chips.unlock()
def exceptions():
chips.advanced.discard_undo_buffer()
chips.erase()
chips.unlock()
def end():
# Don't need to call redraw here ourselves, the
# ChIPS undo buffer does what we need.
chips.advanced.close_undo_buffer()
chips.unlock()
