## for sake of testing, just use sqlite3.
uri = 'sqlite:///:memory:'
def init_bauble(uri, create=False):
try:
db.open(uri, verify=False)
except Exception, e:
print >>sys.stderr, e
#debug e
if not bauble.db.engine:
raise BaubleError('not connected to a database')
prefs.init()
prefs.testing = True
pluginmgr.load()
db.create(create)
pluginmgr.init(force=True)
def update_gui():
"""
Flush any GTK Events. Used for doing GUI testing.
"""
import gtk
while gtk.events_pending():
gtk.main_iteration(block=False)
def check_dupids(filename):
"""
except err.DatabaseError, e:
logger.debug("%s(%s)" % (type(e), e))
# traceback.format_exc()
open_exc = e
# break
except Exception, e:
msg = _("Could not open connection.\n\n%s") % \
utils.xml_safe(repr(e))
utils.message_details_dialog(msg, traceback.format_exc(),
gtk.MESSAGE_ERROR)
uri = None
else:
db.open(uri, True, True)
# load the plugins
pluginmgr.load()
# save any changes made in the conn manager before anything else has
# chance to crash
prefs.save()
# set the default command handler
from bauble.view import DefaultCommandHandler
pluginmgr.register_command(DefaultCommandHandler)
# now that we have a connection create the gui, start before the plugins
# are initialized in case they have to do anything like add a menu
import bauble.ui as ui
gui = ui.GUI()
def _post_loop():
