class ConsoleForm(Form):
def __init__(self):
self.Text = "SolverStudio Julia Console"
self.FormBorderStyle = FormBorderStyle.FixedDialog
self.Height= 130
self.Width = 460
# self.Closed += CallTarget2(self.OnClosed) # Kill any running command
self.Closed += self.FormClosed # Never got this to work
# self.ControlBox = False # Force the user to quit using the Close button which we can handle; getting a closing/closed event from the form is too hard
self.label = Label()
self.label.Text = "Please enter your Julia command:"
self.label.Location = Point(10,10)
self.label.Height = 20
self.label.Width = 230
self.KeyText = TextBox()
self.KeyText.Location = Point(10,30)
self.KeyText.Width = 340
self.KeyText.Height = 20
self.bRun=Button()
self.bRun.Text = "Run"
self.bRun.Location = Point(370,28)
# self.bRun.Width = 100
self.bRun.Click += self.Run
self.bCancel=Button()
self.bCancel.Text = "Close"
self.bCancel.Location = Point(370,65)
self.bCancel.Click += self.cancel
self.AcceptButton = self.bRun
self.CancelButton = self.bCancel
self.Controls.Add(self.label)
self.Controls.Add(self.KeyText) # Add first to get focus
self.Controls.Add(self.bRun)
self.Controls.Add(self.bCancel)
self.CenterToScreen()
def FormClosed(self, sender, event):
KillAnyRunningCommand()
def cancel(self,sender,event):
KillAnyRunningCommand()
self.Close()
# This did not work with a weird error
#def commandCompletedCallback(self,processExited):
# # This gets called on a different thread; use invoke to call it on the creating thread as needed to access controls and forms
# if self.InvokeRequired:
# self.Invoke( commandCompletedCallback(self,processExited) );
# return
# self.bRun.Enabled = True
def commandCompletedCallback(self,processExited):
# commandCompletedCallback gets called on a different thread; use invoke to change to the creating thread as needed to access controls and forms
# See http://www.ironpython.info/index.php?title=Invoking_onto_the_GUI_%28Control%29_Thread
def EnableRunButton():
self.bRun.Enabled = True
self.bRun.Text = "Run"
# self.bRun.Invoke( CallTarget0(EnableRunButton) );
self.bRun.Invoke( CallTarget0(EnableRunButton) ); # Use CallTarget0 if IronPython is unable to convert to a delegate by itself; see http://www.voidspace.org.uk/ironpython/dark-corners.shtml
def Run(self,sender,event):
interactiveExe = SolverStudio.InteractiveExes.GetInteractiveExe("Julia")
if not interactiveExe.IsRunning:
SolverStudio.AppendToTaskPane( "## Starting Julia ("+interactiveExe.Executable+") console\r\n")
interactiveExe.Start()
# print "Working Dir =",interactiveExe.WorkingDirectory;
commandToSend = self.KeyText.Text
SolverStudio.AppendToTaskPane(">"+commandToSend+"\r\n") # Print does not work
#try:
self.bRun.Enabled = False
self.bRun.Text = "Running..."
interactiveExe.SendCommand(self.KeyText.Text, False, self.commandCompletedCallback) # NB: Cannot run in the main thread as it deadlocks if we wait for completion
