def launch_qutemol(pdb_file):
"""
Launch and load QuteMolX with the PDB file I{pdb_file}.
@param pdb_file: the PDB filename to load
@type pdb_file: string
@return: (errorcode, errortext)
where errorcode is one of the following: ###k
0 = successful
8 = QuteMolX failed for an unknown reason.
@rtype: int, text
"""
plugin_name = "QuteMolX"
plugin_prefs_keys = (qutemol_enabled_prefs_key, qutemol_path_prefs_key)
errorcode, errortext_or_path = \
checkPluginPreferences(plugin_name, plugin_prefs_keys,
insure_executable = True)
if errorcode:
return errorcode, errortext_or_path
program_path = errortext_or_path
workdir, junk_exe = os.path.split(program_path)
# This provides a way to tell NE1 which version of QuteMolX is installed.
if debug_pref("QuteMol 0.4.1 or later",
Choice_boolean_True,
prefs_key = True):
version = "0.4.1"
else:
version = "0.4.0"
# Start QuteMolX.
try:
args = [pdb_file]
if env.debug():
print "Debug: Launching", plugin_name, \
"\n working directory=", workdir, \
"\n program_path=", program_path, \
"\n args are %r" % (args,)
arguments = QStringList()
for arg in args:
if arg != "":
arguments.append(arg)
p = Process()
# QuteMolX must run from the directory its executable lives. Otherwise,
# it has serious problems (but still runs). Mark 2007-06-02.
p.setWorkingDirectory(QString(workdir))
# Tried p.startDetached() so that QuteMolX would be its own process and
# continue to live even if NE1 exits. Unfortunately,
# setWorkingDirectory() doesn't work. Seems like a Qt bug to me.
# Mark 2007-06-02
p.start(program_path, arguments)
except:
print_compact_traceback( "exception in launch_qutemol(): " )
return 8, "%s failed for an unknown reason." % plugin_name
# set an appropriate exitcode and msg
if p.exitStatus() == QProcess.NormalExit:
exitcode = p.exitStatus()
if not exitcode:
msg = plugin_name + " launched."
else:
msg = plugin_name + " had exitcode %r" % exitcode
else:
exitcode = p.exitStatus()
exitcode = -1
msg = "Abnormal exit (or failure to launch)"
if exitcode:
return 8, "Error: " + msg
# this breaks the convention of the other error returns
return 0, plugin_name + " launched." # from launch_qutemol
def launch_qutemol(pdb_file):
"""
Launch and load QuteMolX with the PDB file I{pdb_file}.
@param pdb_file: the PDB filename to load
@type pdb_file: string
@return: (errorcode, errortext)
where errorcode is one of the following: ###k
0 = successful
8 = QuteMolX failed for an unknown reason.
@rtype: int, text
"""
plugin_name = "QuteMolX"
plugin_prefs_keys = (qutemol_enabled_prefs_key, qutemol_path_prefs_key)
errorcode, errortext_or_path = \
checkPluginPreferences(plugin_name, plugin_prefs_keys,
insure_executable = True)
if errorcode:
return errorcode, errortext_or_path
program_path = errortext_or_path
workdir, junk_exe = os.path.split(program_path)
# This provides a way to tell NE1 which version of QuteMolX is installed.
if debug_pref("QuteMol 0.4.1 or later",
Choice_boolean_True,
prefs_key=True):
version = "0.4.1"
else:
version = "0.4.0"
# Start QuteMolX.
try:
args = [pdb_file]
if env.debug():
print "Debug: Launching", plugin_name, \
"\n working directory=", workdir, \
"\n program_path=", program_path, \
"\n args are %r" % (args,)
arguments = QStringList()
for arg in args:
if arg != "":
arguments.append(arg)
p = Process()
# QuteMolX must run from the directory its executable lives. Otherwise,
# it has serious problems (but still runs). Mark 2007-06-02.
p.setWorkingDirectory(QString(workdir))
# Tried p.startDetached() so that QuteMolX would be its own process and
# continue to live even if NE1 exits. Unfortunately,
# setWorkingDirectory() doesn't work. Seems like a Qt bug to me.
# Mark 2007-06-02
p.start(program_path, arguments)
except:
print_compact_traceback("exception in launch_qutemol(): ")
return 8, "%s failed for an unknown reason." % plugin_name
# set an appropriate exitcode and msg
if p.exitStatus() == QProcess.NormalExit:
exitcode = p.exitStatus()
if not exitcode:
msg = plugin_name + " launched."
else:
msg = plugin_name + " had exitcode %r" % exitcode
else:
exitcode = p.exitStatus()
exitcode = -1
msg = "Abnormal exit (or failure to launch)"
if exitcode:
return 8, "Error: " + msg
# this breaks the convention of the other error returns
return 0, plugin_name + " launched." # from launch_qutemol
def launch_povray_or_megapov(
win, info,
povray_ini): #bruce 060707/11 revised this extensively for Mac A8
"""
Try to launch POV-Ray or MegaPOV, as specified in <info> (as returned from decode_povray_prefs, assumed already checked),
on the given <povray_ini> file (which should already exist), and running in the directory of that file
(this is required, since it may contain relative pathnames).
<win> must be the main window object (used for .glpane.is_animating).
Returns (errorcode, errortext), where errorcode is one of the following: ###k
0 = successful
8 = POV-Ray or MegaPOV failed for an unknown reason.
"""
(program_nickname, program_path,
include_dir) = info #e rename this arg renderer_info?
exit = ''
program = program_path
if sys.platform == 'win32':
program = "\"" + program + "\"" # Double quotes needed by Windows. Mark 060602.
if program_nickname == 'POV-Ray':
exit = "/EXIT"
# Later we'll cd to the POV-Ray's INI file directory and use tmp_ini in the POV-Ray command-line.
# This helps us get around POV-Ray's I/O Restrictions. Mark 060529.
workdir, tmp_ini = os.path.split(povray_ini)
# Render scene.
try:
args = [tmp_ini]
if exit:
args += [exit]
if env.debug():
## use env.history.message(_graymsg(msg)) ?
print "debug: Launching %s: \n" % program_nickname,\
"working directory=",workdir,"\n program_path=", program_path, "\n args are %r" % (args,)
arguments = QStringList()
for arg in args:
if arg != "":
arguments.append(arg)
from processes.Process import Process
p = Process()
#bruce 060707: this doesn't take advantage of anything not in QProcess,
# unless it matters that it reads and discards stdout/stderr
# (eg so large output would not block -- unlikely that this matters).
# It doesn't echo stdout/stderr. See also blabout/blaberr in other files. Maybe fix this? ###@@@
p.setWorkingDirectory(workdir)
p.start(program, arguments)
# Put up hourglass cursor to indicate we are busy. Restore the cursor below. Mark 060621.
QApplication.setOverrideCursor(QCursor(Qt.WaitCursor))
win.glpane.is_animating = True # This disables selection [do you mean highlighting? #k] while rendering the image.
import time
msg = "Rendering image"
while p.state() == QProcess.Running:
# Display a message on the status bar that POV-Ray/MegaPOV is rendering.
# I'd much rather display a progressbar and stop button by monitoring the size of the output file.
# This would require the output file to be written in PPM or BMP format, but not PNG format, since
# I don't believe a PNG's final filesize can be predicted.
# Check out monitor_progress_by_file_growth() in runSim.py, which does this. [mark]
time.sleep(0.25)
env.history.statusbar_msg(msg)
env.call_qApp_processEvents()
if 1:
# Update the statusbar message while rendering.
if len(
msg
) > 40: #bruce changed 100 -> 40 in case of short statusbar
msg = "Rendering image"
else:
#msg = msg + "."
msg += "."
except:
#bruce 060707 moved print_compact_traceback earlier, and its import to toplevel (after Windows A8, before Linux/Mac A8)
print_compact_traceback("exception in launch_povray_or_megapov(): ")
QApplication.restoreOverrideCursor()
win.glpane.is_animating = False
return 8, "%s failed for an unknown reason." % program_nickname
#bruce 060707 moved the following outside the above try clause, and revised it (after Windows A8, before Linux/Mac A8)
QApplication.restoreOverrideCursor() # Restore the cursor. Mark 060621.
## env.history.statusbar_msg("Rendering finished!") # this is wrong if it was not a normal exit. [bruce 060707 removed it]
win.glpane.is_animating = False
if 1:
#bruce 060707 added this (after Windows A8, before Linux/Mac A8):
# set an appropriate exitcode and msg
if p.exitStatus() == QProcess.NormalExit:
exitcode = p.exitStatus()
if not exitcode:
msg = "Rendering finished!"
else:
msg = "Rendering program had exitcode %r" % exitcode
# e.g. 126 for Mac failure; same as shell exitcode, which says "cannot execute binary file";
# but /usr/bin/open helps, so we'll try that above (but not in this commit, which is just to
# improve error reporting). ###@@@
# [bruce 060707]
else:
exitcode = p.exitStatus()
exitcode = -1
msg = "Abnormal exit (or failure to launch)"
if exitcode or env.debug():
print msg
env.history.statusbar_msg(msg)
## if env.debug():
## env.history.message(_graymsg(msg)) # not needed, caller prints it
if exitcode:
return 8, "Error: " + msg # this breaks the convention of the other error returns
pass
# Display image in separate window here. [Actually I think this is done in the caller -- bruce 060707 comment]
return 0, "Rendering finished" # from launch_povray_or_megapov
def launch_povray_or_megapov(win, info, povray_ini): #bruce 060707/11 revised this extensively for Mac A8
"""
Try to launch POV-Ray or MegaPOV, as specified in <info> (as returned from decode_povray_prefs, assumed already checked),
on the given <povray_ini> file (which should already exist), and running in the directory of that file
(this is required, since it may contain relative pathnames).
<win> must be the main window object (used for .glpane.is_animating).
Returns (errorcode, errortext), where errorcode is one of the following: ###k
0 = successful
8 = POV-Ray or MegaPOV failed for an unknown reason.
"""
(program_nickname, program_path, include_dir) = info #e rename this arg renderer_info?
exit = ''
program = program_path
if sys.platform == 'win32':
program = "\""+program+"\"" # Double quotes needed by Windows. Mark 060602.
if program_nickname == 'POV-Ray':
exit = "/EXIT"
# Later we'll cd to the POV-Ray's INI file directory and use tmp_ini in the POV-Ray command-line.
# This helps us get around POV-Ray's I/O Restrictions. Mark 060529.
workdir, tmp_ini = os.path.split(povray_ini)
# Render scene.
try:
args = [tmp_ini]
if exit:
args += [exit]
if env.debug():
## use env.history.message(_graymsg(msg)) ?
print "debug: Launching %s: \n" % program_nickname,\
"working directory=",workdir,"\n program_path=", program_path, "\n args are %r" % (args,)
arguments = QStringList()
for arg in args:
if arg != "":
arguments.append(arg)
from processes.Process import Process
p = Process()
#bruce 060707: this doesn't take advantage of anything not in QProcess,
# unless it matters that it reads and discards stdout/stderr
# (eg so large output would not block -- unlikely that this matters).
# It doesn't echo stdout/stderr. See also blabout/blaberr in other files. Maybe fix this? ###@@@
p.setWorkingDirectory(workdir)
p.start(program, arguments)
# Put up hourglass cursor to indicate we are busy. Restore the cursor below. Mark 060621.
QApplication.setOverrideCursor( QCursor(Qt.WaitCursor) )
win.glpane.is_animating = True # This disables selection [do you mean highlighting? #k] while rendering the image.
import time
msg = "Rendering image"
while p.state() == QProcess.Running:
# Display a message on the status bar that POV-Ray/MegaPOV is rendering.
# I'd much rather display a progressbar and stop button by monitoring the size of the output file.
# This would require the output file to be written in PPM or BMP format, but not PNG format, since
# I don't believe a PNG's final filesize can be predicted.
# Check out monitor_progress_by_file_growth() in runSim.py, which does this. [mark]
time.sleep(0.25)
env.history.statusbar_msg(msg)
env.call_qApp_processEvents()
if 1:
# Update the statusbar message while rendering.
if len(msg) > 40: #bruce changed 100 -> 40 in case of short statusbar
msg = "Rendering image"
else:
#msg = msg + "."
msg += "."
except:
#bruce 060707 moved print_compact_traceback earlier, and its import to toplevel (after Windows A8, before Linux/Mac A8)
print_compact_traceback( "exception in launch_povray_or_megapov(): " )
QApplication.restoreOverrideCursor()
win.glpane.is_animating = False
return 8, "%s failed for an unknown reason." % program_nickname
#bruce 060707 moved the following outside the above try clause, and revised it (after Windows A8, before Linux/Mac A8)
QApplication.restoreOverrideCursor() # Restore the cursor. Mark 060621.
## env.history.statusbar_msg("Rendering finished!") # this is wrong if it was not a normal exit. [bruce 060707 removed it]
win.glpane.is_animating = False
if 1:
#bruce 060707 added this (after Windows A8, before Linux/Mac A8):
# set an appropriate exitcode and msg
if p.exitStatus() == QProcess.NormalExit:
exitcode = p.exitStatus()
if not exitcode:
msg = "Rendering finished!"
else:
msg = "Rendering program had exitcode %r" % exitcode
# e.g. 126 for Mac failure; same as shell exitcode, which says "cannot execute binary file";
# but /usr/bin/open helps, so we'll try that above (but not in this commit, which is just to
# improve error reporting). ###@@@
# [bruce 060707]
else:
exitcode = p.exitStatus()
exitcode = -1
msg = "Abnormal exit (or failure to launch)"
if exitcode or env.debug():
print msg
env.history.statusbar_msg(msg)
## if env.debug():
## env.history.message(_graymsg(msg)) # not needed, caller prints it
if exitcode:
return 8, "Error: " + msg # this breaks the convention of the other error returns
pass
# Display image in separate window here. [Actually I think this is done in the caller -- bruce 060707 comment]
return 0, "Rendering finished" # from launch_povray_or_megapov
