# Jiaye Yu and Mark Holder, University of Kansas
if __name__ == "__main__":
import os
import sys
from sate.mainsate import sate_main
from sate import MESSENGER
_SATE_DEBUG = os.environ.get('SATE_DEBUG')
_DEVELOPER = _SATE_DEBUG and _SATE_DEBUG != '0'
if not _DEVELOPER:
_SATE_DEVELOPER = os.environ.get('SATE_DEVELOPER')
_DEVELOPER = _SATE_DEVELOPER and _SATE_DEVELOPER != '0'
try:
rc, temp_dir, temp_fs = sate_main()
if not rc:
raise ValueError("Unknown SATe execution error")
if (temp_dir is not None) and (os.path.exists(temp_dir)):
MESSENGER.send_info(
"Note that temporary files from the run have not been deleted, they can be found in:\n '%s'\n"
% temp_dir)
if sys.platform.lower().startswith('darwin') and ("'"
not in temp_dir):
MESSENGER.send_info('''
If you cannot see this directory in the Finder application, you may want to use
the 'open' command executed from a Terminal. You can do this by launching the
/Applications/Utilities/Terminal program and then typing
open '%s'
def _exe(self, args):
return sate_main(args)
# Jiaye Yu and Mark Holder, University of Kansas
if __name__ == "__main__":
import os
import sys
from sate.mainsate import sate_main
from sate import MESSENGER
_SATE_DEBUG = os.environ.get('SATE_DEBUG')
_DEVELOPER = _SATE_DEBUG and _SATE_DEBUG != '0'
if not _DEVELOPER:
_SATE_DEVELOPER = os.environ.get('SATE_DEVELOPER')
_DEVELOPER = _SATE_DEVELOPER and _SATE_DEVELOPER != '0'
try:
rc, temp_dir, temp_fs = sate_main()
if not rc:
raise ValueError("Unknown SATe execution error")
if (temp_dir is not None) and (os.path.exists(temp_dir)):
MESSENGER.send_info("Note that temporary files from the run have not been deleted, they can be found in:\n '%s'\n" % temp_dir)
if sys.platform.lower().startswith('darwin') and ("'" not in temp_dir):
MESSENGER.send_info('''
If you cannot see this directory in the Finder application, you may want to use
the 'open' command executed from a Terminal. You can do this by launching the
/Applications/Utilities/Terminal program and then typing
open '%s'
followed by a return at the prompt. If the argument to the open command is a
directory, then it should open a Finder window in the directory (even if that
directory is hidden by default).