def __init__(self, q_in, q_out, recovered=False):
#Instantiate the logger
loggerObj = Logger(self.__class__.__name__)
self.logger = loggerObj.getLoggerInstance()
self.logger.info("Initializing the Gado System...")
#Load up both queues
self.q_in = q_in
self.q_out = q_out
#Grab the settings from gado.conf (If it exists) and place them into
#a local object so that they can be used here
self.load_settings()
#If there are no settings (because there is no gado.conf)
if not self.s:
#Grab the default settings and load them into a newly created gado.conf
export_settings(**default_settings())
#Load those default settings to a local object
self.load_settings()
#Because there is no gado.conf, we're going to need to launch
#the configuration wizard so that the user can enter their
#personal settings
add_to_queue(self.q_out, messages.LAUNCH_WIZARD)
print 'gado_sys\tasked to launch the wizard'
#Even if we do have a gado.conf file, the wizard has never been run
#so it needs to get launched for the user's personal preferences
elif 'wizard_run' in self.s and int(self.s['wizard_run']) == 0:
add_to_queue(self.q_out, messages.LAUNCH_WIZARD)
print 'gado_sys\tasked to launch the wizard2'
#If this is the first time the logic thread has been run,
#tell the gui thread that the system is ready for interactions
else:
print 'gado_sys\tnot asked for a wizard'
if not recovered: add_to_queue(self.q_out, messages.READY)
#Get an instance of the database and the database interface
self.db = DBFactory(**self.s).get_db()
self.dbi = DBInterface(self.db)
#Init local vars
self.selected_set = None
self.started = False
