def run_experiment(self, dummy=None, fullscreen=True, quick=False):
"""
Runs the current experiment.
Keyword arguments:
dummy -- A dummy argument that is passed by signaler.
(default=None)
fullscreen -- A boolean to indicate whether the window should be
fullscreen. (default=True)
quick -- A boolean to indicate whether default should be used for
the log-file and subject number. Mostly useful while
testing the experiment. (default=False)
"""
from libqtopensesame.widgets import pyterm
self.extension_manager.fire(u'run_experiment', fullscreen=fullscreen)
# Disable the entire Window, so that we can't interact with OpenSesame.
# TODO: This should be more elegant, so that we selectively disable
# parts of the GUI.
if sys.platform != 'darwin':
self.setDisabled(True)
# Reroute the standard output to the debug window
buf = pyterm.output_buffer(self.ui.edit_stdout)
sys.stdout = buf
# Launch the runner!
if cfg.runner == u'multiprocess':
from libqtopensesame.runners import multiprocess_runner as runner
# Multiprocessing dus not work if opensesame is packaged as an app
# under OSX. For now just display a warning message and do nothing
# For the same reason, inOSX the default runner is set to inprocess
# for now in misc.config
if sys.platform == "darwin" and getattr(sys, 'frozen', None):
self.experiment.notify(
u"Multiprocessing does not work in the OSX app version yet. \
Please change the runner to 'inprocess' in the preferences panel")
elif cfg.runner == u'inprocess':
from libqtopensesame.runners import inprocess_runner as runner
elif cfg.runner == u'external':
from libqtopensesame.runners import external_runner as runner
debug.msg(u'using %s runner' % runner)
_runner = runner(self)
_runner.run(quick=quick,
fullscreen=fullscreen,
auto_response=self.experiment.auto_response)
self.ui.edit_stdout.pyterm.set_workspace_globals(
_runner.workspace_globals())
# Undo the standard output rerouting
sys.stdout = sys.__stdout__
self.ui.edit_stdout.show_prompt()
# Re-enable the GUI.
if sys.platform != 'darwin':
self.setDisabled(False)
self.extension_manager.fire(u'end_experiment')
def run_experiment(self, dummy=None, fullscreen=True, quick=False): """ Runs the current experiment. Keyword arguments: dummy -- A dummy argument that is passed by signaler. (default=None) fullscreen -- A boolean to indicate whether the window should be fullscreen. (default=True) quick -- A boolean to indicate whether default should be used for the log-file and subject number. Mostly useful while testing the experiment. (default=False) """ from libqtopensesame.widgets import pyterm self.extension_manager.fire(u'run_experiment', fullscreen=fullscreen) # Disable the entire Window, so that we can't interact with OpenSesame. # TODO: This should be more elegant, so that we selectively disable # parts of the GUI. if sys.platform != 'darwin': self.setDisabled(True) # Reroute the standard output to the debug window buf = pyterm.output_buffer(self.ui.edit_stdout) sys.stdout = buf # Launch the runner! if cfg.runner == u'multiprocess': from libqtopensesame.runners import multiprocess_runner as runner # Multiprocessing dus not work if opensesame is packaged as an app # under OSX. For now just display a warning message and do nothing # For the same reason, inOSX the default runner is set to inprocess # for now in misc.config if sys.platform == "darwin" and getattr(sys, 'frozen', None): self.experiment.notify(u"Multiprocessing does not work in the OSX app version yet. \ Please change the runner to 'inprocess' in the preferences panel") elif cfg.runner == u'inprocess': from libqtopensesame.runners import inprocess_runner as runner elif cfg.runner == u'external': from libqtopensesame.runners import external_runner as runner debug.msg(u'using %s runner' % runner) _runner = runner(self) _runner.run(quick=quick, fullscreen=fullscreen, auto_response=self.experiment.auto_response) self.ui.edit_stdout.pyterm.set_workspace_globals( _runner.workspace_globals()) # Undo the standard output rerouting sys.stdout = sys.__stdout__ self.ui.edit_stdout.show_prompt() # Re-enable the GUI. if sys.platform != 'darwin': self.setDisabled(False) self.extension_manager.fire(u'end_experiment')
def run_experiment(self, dummy=None, fullscreen=True, quick=False): """ Runs the current experiment. Keyword arguments: dummy -- A dummy argument that is passed by signaler. (default=None) fullscreen -- A boolean to indicate whether the window should be fullscreen. (default=True) quick -- A boolean to indicate whether default should be used for the log-file and subject number. Mostly useful while testing the experiment. (default=False) """ from libqtopensesame.widgets import pyterm self.extension_manager.fire(u'run_experiment', fullscreen=fullscreen) # Disable the entire Window, so that we can't interact with OpenSesame. # TODO: This should be more elegant, so that we selectively disable # parts of the GUI. if sys.platform != 'darwin': self.setDisabled(True) # Reroute the standard output to the debug window buf = pyterm.output_buffer(self.ui.edit_stdout) sys.stdout = buf # Launch the runner! if cfg.runner == u'multiprocess': from libqtopensesame.runners import multiprocess_runner as runner elif cfg.runner == u'inprocess': from libqtopensesame.runners import inprocess_runner as runner elif cfg.runner == u'external': from libqtopensesame.runners import external_runner as runner debug.msg(u'using %s runner' % runner) _runner = runner(self) _runner.run(quick=quick, fullscreen=fullscreen, auto_response=self.experiment.auto_response) self.ui.edit_stdout.pyterm.set_workspace_globals( _runner.workspace_globals()) # Undo the standard output rerouting sys.stdout = sys.__stdout__ self.ui.edit_stdout.show_prompt() # Re-enable the GUI. if sys.platform != 'darwin': self.setDisabled(False) self.extension_manager.fire(u'end_experiment')