def _install_desktop_entry(self, tp):
# Handle the special placeholders in the specified command. For a
# filebrowser request, we simply used the passed filebrowser. But
# for a webbrowser request, we invoke the Python standard lib's
# webbrowser script so we can force the url(s) to open in new tabs.
spec = self.shortcut.copy()
spec['tp'] = tp
path = self.path
if tp == 'gnome':
filebrowser = 'gnome-open'
path += '.desktop'
elif tp == 'kde':
filebrowser = 'kfmclient openURL'
path += 'KDE.desktop'
cmd = self.cmd
if cmd[0] == '{{FILEBROWSER}}':
cmd[0] = filebrowser
elif cmd[0] == '{{WEBBROWSER}}':
import webbrowser
executable = get_executable(self.prefix)
cmd[0:1] = [executable, webbrowser.__file__, '-t']
spec['cmd'] = cmd
spec['path'] = path
# create the shortcuts
make_desktop_entry(spec)
def test_simple(self):
# Given
with mkdtemp() as prefix:
if sys.platform == "win32":
# python.exe is in scripts because we use virtualenv
r_executable = os.path.join(prefix, "Scripts", "python.exe")
else:
r_executable = os.path.join(prefix, "bin", "python")
create_venv(prefix)
# When
executable = get_executable(prefix)
# Then
self.assertEqual(executable, r_executable)
def test_simple(self):
# Given
with mkdtemp() as prefix:
if sys.platform == "win32":
# python.exe is in scripts because we use virtualenv
r_executable = os.path.join(prefix, "Scripts", "python.exe")
else:
r_executable = os.path.join(prefix, "bin", "python")
create_venv(prefix)
# When
executable = get_executable(prefix)
# Then
self.assertEqual(executable, r_executable)
def create(self, remove=False):
# Separate the arguments to the invoked command from the command
# itself.
cmd = self.cmd[0]
args = self.cmd[1:]
executable = get_executable(self.prefix)
# Handle the special '{{FILEBROWSER}}' command by using webbrowser
# since using just the path name pops up a dialog asking for which
# application to use. Using 'explorer.exe' picks up
# c:/windows/system32/explorer.exe which does not work. Webbrowser
# does the right thing.
if cmd == '{{FILEBROWSER}}':
cmd = executable
args = ['-m', 'webbrowser'] + args
# Otherwise, handle the special '{{WEBBROWSER}}' command by
# invoking the Python standard lib's 'webbrowser' script. This
# allows us to specify that the url(s) should be opened in new
# tabs.
#
# If this doesn't work, see the following website for details of
# the special URL shortcut file format. While split across two
# lines it is one URL:
# http://delphi.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site= \
# http://www.cyanwerks.com/file-format-url.html
elif cmd == '{{WEBBROWSER}}':
cmd = executable
args = ['-m', 'webbrowser', '-t'] + args
# The API for the call to 'wininst.create_shortcut' has 3 required
# arguments:-
#
# path, description and filename
#
# and 4 optional arguments:-
#
# args, working_dir, icon_path and icon_index
#
# We always pass the args argument, but we only pass the working
# directory and the icon path if given, and we never currently pass the
# icon index.
working_dir = quoted(self.shortcut.get('working_dir', ''))
icon = self.shortcut.get('icon')
if working_dir and icon:
shortcut_args = [working_dir, icon]
elif working_dir and not icon:
shortcut_args = [working_dir]
elif not working_dir and icon:
shortcut_args = ['', icon]
else:
shortcut_args = []
# Menu link
dst_dirs = [self.menu.path]
# Desktop link
if self.shortcut.get('desktop') and addtodesktop:
dst_dirs.append(desktop_dir)
# Quicklaunch link
if self.shortcut.get('quicklaunch') and addtolauncher:
dst_dirs.append(quicklaunch_dir)
for dst_dir in dst_dirs:
dst = join(dst_dir, self.shortcut['name'] + '.lnk')
if remove:
rm_rf(dst)
else:
wininst.create_shortcut(
quoted(cmd),
self.shortcut['comment'],
dst,
' '.join(quoted(arg) for arg in args),
*shortcut_args)
def create(self, remove=False):
# Separate the arguments to the invoked command from the command
# itself.
cmd = self.cmd[0]
args = self.cmd[1:]
executable = get_executable(self.prefix)
# Handle the special '{{FILEBROWSER}}' command by using webbrowser
# since using just the path name pops up a dialog asking for which
# application to use. Using 'explorer.exe' picks up
# c:/windows/system32/explorer.exe which does not work. Webbrowser
# does the right thing.
if cmd == '{{FILEBROWSER}}':
cmd = executable
args = ['-m', 'webbrowser'] + args
# Otherwise, handle the special '{{WEBBROWSER}}' command by
# invoking the Python standard lib's 'webbrowser' script. This
# allows us to specify that the url(s) should be opened in new
# tabs.
#
# If this doesn't work, see the following website for details of
# the special URL shortcut file format. While split across two
# lines it is one URL:
# http://delphi.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site= \
# http://www.cyanwerks.com/file-format-url.html
elif cmd == '{{WEBBROWSER}}':
cmd = executable
args = ['-m', 'webbrowser', '-t'] + args
# The API for the call to 'wininst.create_shortcut' has 3 required
# arguments:-
#
# path, description and filename
#
# and 4 optional arguments:-
#
# args, working_dir, icon_path and icon_index
#
# We always pass the args argument, but we only pass the working
# directory and the icon path if given, and we never currently pass the
# icon index.
working_dir = quoted(self.shortcut.get('working_dir', ''))
icon = self.shortcut.get('icon')
if working_dir and icon:
shortcut_args = [working_dir, icon]
elif working_dir and not icon:
shortcut_args = [working_dir]
elif not working_dir and icon:
shortcut_args = ['', icon]
else:
shortcut_args = []
# Menu link
dst_dirs = [self.menu.path]
# Desktop link
if self.shortcut.get('desktop') and addtodesktop:
dst_dirs.append(desktop_dir)
# Quicklaunch link
if self.shortcut.get('quicklaunch') and addtolauncher:
dst_dirs.append(quicklaunch_dir)
for dst_dir in dst_dirs:
dst = join(dst_dir, self.shortcut['name'] + '.lnk')
if remove:
rm_rf(dst)
else:
wininst.create_shortcut(quoted(cmd), self.shortcut['comment'],
dst,
' '.join(quoted(arg) for arg in args),
*shortcut_args)