def accept(save=False):
dia.acceptData()
res = dia.results
res['_save_'] = save
pf.debug(res)
ok_plugins = utils.subDict(res,'_plugins/')
res['gui/plugins'] = [ p for p in ok_plugins if ok_plugins[p]]
updateSettings(res)
plugins.loadConfiguredPlugins()
def accept(save=False):
dia.acceptData()
res = dia.results
res['_save_'] = save
ok_plugins = utils.subDict(res,'_plugins/')
res['gui/plugins'] = [ p for p in ok_plugins if ok_plugins[p]]
res['gui/actionbuttons'] = [ t for t in _actionbuttons if res['_gui/%sbutton'%t ] ]
if res['webgl/script'] == 'custom':
res['webgl/script'] = 'file:'+res['_webgl_script']
if res['webgl/guiscript'] == 'custom':
res['webgl/guiscript'] = res['_webgl_guiscript']
updateSettings(res)
plugins.loadConfiguredPlugins()
def accept(save=False):
dia.acceptData()
res = dia.results
res['_save_'] = save
ok_plugins = utils.subDict(res, '_plugins/')
res['gui/plugins'] = [p for p in ok_plugins if ok_plugins[p]]
res['gui/actionbuttons'] = [
t for t in _actionbuttons if res['_gui/%sbutton' % t]
]
if res['webgl/script'] == 'custom':
res['webgl/script'] = 'file:' + res['_webgl_script']
if res['webgl/guiscript'] == 'custom':
res['webgl/guiscript'] = res['_webgl_guiscript']
updateSettings(res)
plugins.loadConfiguredPlugins()
def startGUI(args):
"""Create the QT4 application and GUI.
A (possibly empty) list of command line options should be provided.
QT4 wil remove the recognized QT4 and X11 options.
"""
# This seems to be the only way to make sure the numeric conversion is
# always correct
#
QtCore.QLocale.setDefault(QtCore.QLocale.c())
#
#pf.options.debug = -1
pf.debug("Arguments passed to the QApplication: %s" % args)
pf.app = QtGui.QApplication(args)
#
pf.debug("Arguments left after constructing the QApplication: %s" % args)
pf.debug("Arguments left after constructing the QApplication: %s" % pf.app.arguments().join('\n'))
#pf.options.debug = 0
# As far as I have been testing this, the args passed to the Qt application are
# NOT acknowledged and neither are they removed!!
pf.app.setOrganizationName("pyformex.org")
pf.app.setOrganizationDomain("pyformex.org")
pf.app.setApplicationName("pyFormex")
pf.app.setApplicationVersion(pf.__version__)
## pf.settings = QtCore.QSettings("pyformex.org", "pyFormex")
## pf.settings.setValue("testje","testvalue")
#QtCore.QObject.connect(pf.app,QtCore.SIGNAL("lastWindowClosed()"),pf.app,QtCore.SLOT("quit()"))
QtCore.QObject.connect(pf.app,QtCore.SIGNAL("lastWindowClosed()"),quitGUI)
#QtCore.QObject.connect(pf.app,QtCore.SIGNAL("aboutToQuit()"),quitGUI)
# Check if we have DRI
viewport.setOpenGLFormat()
dri = viewport.opengl_format.directRendering()
# Check for existing pyFormex processes
windowname,running = findOldProcesses()
while len(running) > 0:
if len(running) >= 16:
print("Too many open pyFormex windows --- bailing out")
return -1
pids = [ i[2] for i in running if i[2] is not None ]
warning = """..
pyFormex is already running on this screen
------------------------------------------
A main pyFormex window already exists on your screen.
If you really intended to start another instance of pyFormex, you
can just continue now.
The window might however be a leftover from a previously crashed pyFormex
session, in which case you might not even see the window anymore, nor be able
to shut down that running process. In that case, you would better bail out now
and try to fix the problem by killing the related process(es).
If you think you have already killed those processes, you may check it by
rerunning the tests.
"""
actions = ['Really Continue','Rerun the tests','Bail out and fix the problem']
if pids:
warning += """
I have identified the process(es) by their PID as::
%s
If you trust me enough, you can also have me kill this processes for you.
""" % pids
actions[2:2] = ['Kill the running processes']
if dri:
answer = draw.ask(warning,actions)
else:
warning += """
I have detected that the Direct Rendering Infrastructure
is not activated on your system. Continuing with a second
instance of pyFormex may crash your XWindow system.
You should seriously consider to bail out now!!!
"""
answer = draw.warning(warning,actions)
if answer == 'Really Continue':
break # OK, Go ahead
elif answer == 'Rerun the tests':
windowname,running = findOldProcesses() # try again
elif answer == 'Kill the running processes':
killProcesses(pids)
windowname,running = findOldProcesses() # try again
else:
return -1 # I'm out of here!
# Load the splash image
splash = None
if os.path.exists(pf.cfg['gui/splash']):
pf.debug('Loading splash %s' % pf.cfg['gui/splash'])
splashimage = QtGui.QPixmap(pf.cfg['gui/splash'])
splash = QtGui.QSplashScreen(splashimage)
splash.setWindowFlags(QtCore.Qt.WindowStaysOnTopHint)
splash.setFont(QtGui.QFont("Helvetica",24))
splash.showMessage(pf.Version,QtCore.Qt.AlignHCenter,QtCore.Qt.red)
splash.show()
# create GUI, show it, run it
pf.GUI = GUI(windowname,
pf.cfg.get('gui/size',(800,600)),
pf.cfg.get('gui/pos',(0,0)),
pf.cfg.get('gui/bdsize',(800,600)),
)
# set the appearance
pf.GUI.setAppearence()
# setup the message board
pf.board = pf.GUI.board
pf.board.write("""%s (C) Benedict Verhegghe
pyFormex comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under the conditions of the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later. See Help->License or the file COPYING for details.
""" % pf.Version)
# Set interaction functions
def show_warning(message,category,filename,lineno,file=None,line=None):
"""Replace the default warnings.showwarning
We display the warnings using our interactive warning widget.
This feature can be turned off by setting
cfg['warnings/popup'] = False
"""
full_message = warnings.formatwarning(message,category,filename,lineno,line)
## from widgets import simpleInputItem as I
## res = draw.askItems([
## I('message',message,itemtype='label',text='warning'),
## I('filter',False,text='Suppress this message in future sessions'),
## ],actions=[('OK',)],legacy=False)
#print res
pf.message(full_message)
res,check = draw.showMessage(full_message,level='warning',check="Do not show this warning anymore in future sessions")
if check[0]:
oldfilters = pf.prefcfg['warnings/filters']
newfilters = oldfilters + [(str(message),)]
pf.prefcfg.update({'filters':newfilters},name='warnings')
## def format_warning(message,category,filename,lineno,line=None):
## """Replace the default warnings.formatwarning
## We display the warnings using our interactive warning widget.
## This feature can be turned off by setting
## cfg['nice_warnings'] = False
## """
## import messages
## message = messages.getMessage(message)
## message = """..
## pyFormex Warning
## ================
## %s
## `Called from:` %s `line:` %s
## """ % (message,filename,lineno)
## if line:
## message += "%s\n" % line
## return message
## if pf.cfg['warnings/nice']:
## warnings.formatwarning = format_warning
if pf.cfg['warnings/popup']:
warnings.showwarning = show_warning
pf.message = draw.message
pf.warning = draw.warning
# setup the canvas
pf.GUI.viewports.changeLayout(1)
pf.GUI.viewports.setCurrent(0)
pf.canvas = pf.GUI.viewports.current
draw.reset()
# setup the status bar
pf.GUI.addInputBox()
pf.GUI.toggleInputBox(False)
pf.GUI.addCoordsTracker()
pf.GUI.toggleCoordsTracker(pf.cfg.get('gui/coordsbox',False))
pf.debug("Using window name %s" % pf.GUI.windowTitle())
# Create additional menus (put them in a list to save)
# History Menu
pf.GUI.history = scriptMenu.ScriptMenu('History',files=pf.cfg['gui/history'],max=pf.cfg['gui/history_max'])
if pf.cfg.get('gui/history_in_main_menu',False):
before = pf.GUI.menu.item('help')
pf.GUI.menu.insertMenu(before,pf.GUI.history)
else:
filemenu = pf.GUI.menu.item('file')
before = filemenu.item('---1')
filemenu.insertMenu(before,pf.GUI.history)
# Scripts menu
pf.GUI.scriptmenu = scriptMenu.createScriptMenu(pf.GUI.menu,before='help')
# Create databases
createDatabases()
# PLugin menus
import plugins
## filemenu = pf.GUI.menu.item('file')
## pf.gui.saveobj = plugins.create_plugin_menus(filemenu,before='options')
## # Load configured plugins, ignore if not found
plugins.loadConfiguredPlugins()
#for p in pf.cfg['gui/plugins']:
# plugins.load(p)
pf.GUI.setBusy(False)
pf.GUI.addStatusBarButtons()
# remove the splash window
if splash is not None:
splash.finish(pf.GUI)
pf.GUI.setBusy(False)
if os.path.isdir(pf.cfg['workdir']):
# Make the workdir the current dir
os.chdir(pf.cfg['workdir'])
pf.debug("Setting workdir to %s" % pf.cfg['workdir'])
else:
# Save the current dir as workdir
prefMenu.updateSettings({'workdir':os.getcwd(),'Save changes':True})
pf.GUI.show()
pf.GUI.update()
pf.app_started = True
pf.GUI.processEvents()
return 0
def startGUI(args):
"""Create the QT4 application and GUI.
A (possibly empty) list of command line options should be provided.
QT4 wil remove the recognized QT4 and X11 options.
"""
# This seems to be the only way to make sure the numeric conversion is
# always correct
#
QtCore.QLocale.setDefault(QtCore.QLocale.c())
#
#pf.options.debug = -1
pf.debug("Arguments passed to the QApplication: %s" % args,pf.DEBUG.INFO)
pf.app = Application(args)
#
pf.debug("Arguments left after constructing the QApplication: %s" % args,pf.DEBUG.INFO)
pf.debug("Arguments left after constructing the QApplication: %s" % '\n'.join(pf.app.arguments()),pf.DEBUG.INFO)
#pf.options.debug = 0
# As far as I have been testing this, the args passed to the Qt application are
# NOT acknowledged and neither are they removed!!
pf.debug("Setting application attributes",pf.DEBUG.INFO)
pf.app.setOrganizationName("pyformex.org")
pf.app.setOrganizationDomain("pyformex.org")
pf.app.setApplicationName("pyFormex")
pf.app.setApplicationVersion(pf.__version__)
## pf.settings = QtCore.QSettings("pyformex.org", "pyFormex")
## pf.settings.setValue("testje","testvalue")
# Quit application if last window closed
pf.app.lastWindowClosed.connect(pf.app.quit)
# Check if we have DRI
pf.debug("Setting OpenGL format",pf.DEBUG.OPENGL)
dri = hasDRI()
# Check for existing pyFormex processes
pf.debug("Checking for running pyFormex",pf.DEBUG.INFO)
if pf.X11:
windowname,running = findOldProcesses()
else:
windowname,running = "UNKOWN",[]
pf.debug("%s,%s" % (windowname,running),pf.DEBUG.INFO)
while len(running) > 0:
if len(running) >= 16:
print("Too many open pyFormex windows --- bailing out")
return -1
pids = [ i[2] for i in running if i[2] is not None ]
warning = """..
pyFormex is already running on this screen
------------------------------------------
A main pyFormex window already exists on your screen.
If you really intended to start another instance of pyFormex, you
can just continue now.
The window might however be a leftover from a previously crashed pyFormex
session, in which case you might not even see the window anymore, nor be able
to shut down that running process. In that case, you would better bail out now
and try to fix the problem by killing the related process(es).
If you think you have already killed those processes, you may check it by
rerunning the tests.
"""
actions = ['Really Continue','Rerun the tests','Bail out and fix the problem']
if pids:
warning += """
I have identified the process(es) by their PID as::
%s
If you trust me enough, you can also have me kill this processes for you.
""" % pids
actions[2:2] = ['Kill the running processes']
if dri:
answer = draw.ask(warning,actions)
else:
warning += """
I have detected that the Direct Rendering Infrastructure
is not activated on your system. Continuing with a second
instance of pyFormex may crash your XWindow system.
You should seriously consider to bail out now!!!
"""
answer = draw.warning(warning,actions)
if answer == 'Really Continue':
break # OK, Go ahead
elif answer == 'Rerun the tests':
windowname,running = findOldProcesses() # try again
elif answer == 'Kill the running processes':
killProcesses(pids)
windowname,running = findOldProcesses() # try again
else:
return -1 # I'm out of here!
# Load the splash image
pf.debug("Loading the splash image",pf.DEBUG.GUI)
splash = None
if os.path.exists(pf.cfg['gui/splash']):
pf.debug('Loading splash %s' % pf.cfg['gui/splash'],pf.DEBUG.GUI)
splashimage = QtGui.QPixmap(pf.cfg['gui/splash'])
splash = QtGui.QSplashScreen(splashimage)
splash.setWindowFlags(QtCore.Qt.WindowStaysOnTopHint|QtCore.Qt.SplashScreen)
splash.setFont(QtGui.QFont("Helvetica",20))
splash.showMessage(pf.Version,QtCore.Qt.AlignHCenter|QtCore.Qt.AlignTop,QtCore.Qt.red)
splash.show()
# create GUI, show it, run it
pf.debug("Creating the GUI",pf.DEBUG.GUI)
desktop = pf.app.desktop()
pf.maxsize = Size(desktop.availableGeometry())
size = pf.cfg.get('gui/size',(800,600))
pos = pf.cfg.get('gui/pos',(0,0))
bdsize = pf.cfg.get('gui/bdsize',(800,600))
size = MinSize(size,pf.maxsize)
# Create the GUI
pf.GUI = Gui(windowname,
pf.cfg.get('gui/size',(800,600)),
pf.cfg.get('gui/pos',(0,0)),
pf.cfg.get('gui/bdsize',(800,600)),
)
# set the appearance
pf.debug("Setting Appearence",pf.DEBUG.GUI)
pf.GUI.setAppearence()
# setup the message board
pf.board = pf.GUI.board
pf.board.write("""%s (C) Benedict Verhegghe
pyFormex comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under the conditions of the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later. See Help->License or the file COPYING for details.
""" % pf.fullVersion())
# Set interaction functions
def show_warning(message,category,filename,lineno,file=None,line=None):
"""Replace the default warnings.showwarning
We display the warnings using our interactive warning widget.
This feature can be turned off by setting
cfg['warnings/popup'] = False
"""
full_message = warnings.formatwarning(message,category,filename,lineno,line)
pf.message(full_message)
res,check = draw.showMessage(full_message,level='warning',check="Do not show this warning anymore in future sessions")
if check[0]:
utils.filterWarning(str(message))
utils.saveWarningFilter(str(message))
if pf.cfg['warnings/popup']:
warnings.showwarning = show_warning
pf.message = draw.message
pf.warning = draw.warning
pf.error = draw.error
# setup the canvas
pf.debug("Setting the canvas",pf.DEBUG.GUI)
pf.GUI.processEvents()
pf.GUI.viewports.changeLayout(1)
pf.GUI.viewports.setCurrent(0)
#pf.canvas = pf.GUI.viewports.current
pf.canvas.setRenderMode(pf.cfg['draw/rendermode'])
#
# PYSIDE: raises (intercepted) exception on startup
#
draw.reset()
# setup the status bar
pf.debug("Setup status bar",pf.DEBUG.GUI)
pf.GUI.addInputBox()
pf.GUI.toggleInputBox(False)
pf.GUI.addCoordsTracker()
pf.GUI.toggleCoordsTracker(pf.cfg.get('gui/coordsbox',False))
pf.debug("Using window name %s" % pf.GUI.windowTitle(),pf.DEBUG.GUI)
# Script menu
pf.GUI.scriptmenu = appMenu.createAppMenu(mode='script',parent=pf.GUI.menu,before='help')
# App menu
pf.GUI.appmenu = appMenu.createAppMenu(parent=pf.GUI.menu,before='help')
# BV: removed, because they are in the script/app menus,
# and the file menu is alredy very loaded
## # Link History Menus also in the File menu
## parent = pf.GUI.menu.item('file')
## before = parent.item('---1')
## if pf.GUI.apphistory:
## parent.insert_menu(pf.GUI.apphistory,before)
## if pf.GUI.scripthistory:
## parent.insert_menu(pf.GUI.scripthistory,before)
# Create databases
createDatabases()
# Plugin menus
import plugins
filemenu = pf.GUI.menu.item('file')
pf.gui.plugin_menu = plugins.create_plugin_menu(filemenu,before='---1')
# Load configured plugins, ignore if not found
plugins.loadConfiguredPlugins()
# show current application/file
appname = pf.cfg['curfile']
pf.GUI.setcurfile(appname)
# Last minute menu modifications can go here
# cleanup
pf.GUI.setBusy(False) # HERE
pf.GUI.addStatusBarButtons()
if splash is not None:
# remove the splash window
splash.finish(pf.GUI)
pf.GUI.setBusy(False) # OR HERE
pf.debug("Showing the GUI",pf.DEBUG.GUI)
pf.GUI.show()
# redirect standard output to board
# TODO: this should disappear when we have buffered stdout
# and moved this up into GUI init
pf.GUI.board.redirect(pf.cfg['gui/redirect'])
pf.GUI.update()
if pf.cfg['gui/fortune']:
sta,out = utils.runCommand(pf.cfg['fortune'])
if sta == 0:
draw.showInfo(out)
#pf.app.setQuitOnLastWindowClosed(False)
pf.app_started = True
pf.GUI.processEvents()
# load last project
#
# TODO
if pf.cfg['openlastproj']:
fn = pf.cfg['curproj']
if fn:
try:
proj = fileMenu.readProjectFile(fn)
fileMenu.setProject(proj)
except:
# Avoid crashes from a faulty project file
# TODO: should we push this up to fileMenu.readProjectFile ?
#
pf.message("Could not load the current project %s" % fn)
#
return 0