def __init__(self, W, H, scriptdir):
if (platform.system() == "Darwin"):
self.stdwinx = 0; self.stdwiny = 24
else:
self.stdwinx = 0; self.stdwiny = 0
self.stdwinw = 370; self.stdwinh = H-40
self.screenH = H; self.screenW = W
winx = self.stdwinx; winy = self.stdwiny
winw = self.stdwinw; winh = self.stdwinh
self.scriptdir = scriptdir
homedir = os.path.expanduser("~")
# Try to get the save values from the cfg file
try:
if (platform.system() == "Windows"):
f = open(homedir + "\\InteractiveROSETTA\\protwindow.cfg", "r")
else:
f = open(homedir + "/.InteractiveROSETTA/protwindow.cfg", "r")
for aline in f:
if (aline.find("[OFFSET X]") >= 0):
winx = winx + int(aline.split()[len(aline.split())-1])
elif (aline.find("[OFFSET Y]") >= 0):
winy = winy + int(aline.split()[len(aline.split())-1])
elif (aline.find("[OFFSET WIDTH]") >= 0):
winw = winw + int(aline.split()[len(aline.split())-1])
elif (aline.find("[OFFSET HEIGHT]") >= 0):
winh = winh + int(aline.split()[len(aline.split())-1])
f.close()
except:
pass
if (winx > self.screenW - 100):
winx = self.stdwinx
if (winy > self.screenH - 100):
winy = self.stdwiny
# Catch bad cached sizes
if (winw < 200):
winw = self.stdwinw
if (winh < 200):
winh = self.stdwinh
# Maybe the screen resolution has changed and the saved dimensions put the windows in
# weird places, so default them to better positions and the user can change them later
#if (winw < 350):
# winw = 370
#elif (winw > W):
# winw = 370
#if (winx < 0):
# winx = 0
#elif (winx > W-winw):
# winx = W-winw
#if (winh > H - 40):
# winh = H - 40
#if (winy < 0):
# winy = 0
#elif (winy > H-winh):
# winh = H-40
wx.Frame.__init__(self, None, -1, "InteractiveROSETTA - Protocols", size=(winw, winh))
self.SetPosition((winx, winy))
self.SetBackgroundColour("#333333")
self.SetSizeHints(330, 560, 370, H)
self.SetIcon(icon.GetIcon())
self.Show()
self.Protocols = ProtocolsPanel(self, winw, winh)
self.Selection = SelectPanel(self, winw, winh)
self.Protocols.setSelectWin(self.Selection)
self.Selection.setProtPanel(self.Protocols)
self.saveTimer = wx.Timer(self)
self.Bind(wx.EVT_TIMER, self.saveWindowData, self.saveTimer)
self.Bind(wx.EVT_SIZE, self.windowGeometryChange)
self.Bind(wx.EVT_MOTION, self.windowGeometryChange)
self.Bind(wx.EVT_ACTIVATE, self.focusEvent)
# Start the Rosetta daemon that will run in the background looking for job input files generated
# by the main GUI
# It could be the case that the user was in the middle of a protocol, then quits suddenly so the
# daemon doesn't terminate itself because it's in the middle of a protocol
# The the user restarts the GUI before the daemon has a chance to finish the protocol
# This checks to see if the daemon is already active and doesn't spawn a new one if one is already
# running
stillrunning = False
count = 0
for proc in psutil.process_iter():
try:
if (platform.system() == "Windows"):
if (len(proc.cmdline()) >= 3 and proc.cmdline()[0].find("python") >= 0 and proc.cmdline()[2].find("from multiprocessing.forking") >= 0):
stillrunning = True
break
else:
# On Unix systems you just have to make sure two instances of python are running
# because there isn't any forking information in the daemon's instance of python
if (len(proc.cmdline()) >= 2 and proc.cmdline()[0].find("python") >= 0 and proc.cmdline()[1].find("InteractiveROSETTA.py") >= 0):
count = count + 1
except:
# In Windows it will crash if you try to read process information for the Administrator
# Doesn't matter though since InteractiveROSETTA is run by a non-Administrator
# But we need to catch these errors since we don't know which processes are admin ones
pass
if (platform.system() != "Windows" and count == 2):
stillrunning = True
if (not(stillrunning)):
print "Starting Rosetta protocol daemon..."
#if (platform.system() == "Linux"):
#self.daemon_process = subprocess.Popen(args=["cd " + self.scriptdir + "/scripts" + "; python", "daemon.py"], shell=False)
#else:
self.daemon_process = multiprocessing.Process(target=daemonLoop)
self.daemon_process.start()
