def test_pub_sub_select_channel(self):
# Connect
self._context1.bind("localhost:test1")
self._context2.connect("localhost:test1")
# Create channels
pub1 = yoton.PubChannel(self._context1, "foo1")
pub2 = yoton.PubChannel(self._context1, "foo2")
#
sub1 = yoton.SubChannel(self._context2, "foo1")
sub2 = yoton.SubChannel(self._context2, "foo2")
# Send a bunch of messages
ii = [0, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1]
for i in range(len(ii)):
pub = [pub1, pub2][ii[i]]
pub.send(str(i))
time.sleep(0.1)
# Receive in right order
count = 0
while True:
sub = yoton.select_sub_channel(sub1, sub2)
if sub:
i = int(sub.recv())
self.assertEqual(i, count)
count += 1
else:
break
# Test count
self.assertEqual(count, len(ii))
def test_pub_sub_select_channel(self):
# Connect
self._context1.bind('localhost:test1')
self._context2.connect('localhost:test1')
# Create channels
pub1 = yoton.PubChannel(self._context1, 'foo1')
pub2 = yoton.PubChannel(self._context1, 'foo2')
#
sub1 = yoton.SubChannel(self._context2, 'foo1')
sub2 = yoton.SubChannel(self._context2, 'foo2')
# Send a bunch of messages
I = [0,1,0,0,1,0,1,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,1,1,0,1]
for i in range(len(I)):
pub = [pub1, pub2][I[i]]
pub.send(str(i))
time.sleep(0.1)
# Receive in right order
count = 0
while True:
sub = yoton.select_sub_channel(sub1, sub2)
if sub:
i = int(sub.recv())
self.assertEqual(i, count)
count += 1
else:
break
# Test count
self.assertEqual(count, len(I))
def _process_commands(self):
# Run startup code/script inside the loop (only the first time)
# so that keyboard interrupt will work
if self._codeToRunOnStartup:
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
self._codeToRunOnStartup, tmp = None, self._codeToRunOnStartup
self.pushline(tmp)
if self._scriptToRunOnStartup:
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
self._scriptToRunOnStartup, tmp = None, self._scriptToRunOnStartup
self.runfile(tmp)
# Flush real stdout / stderr
sys.__stdout__.flush()
sys.__stderr__.flush()
# Set status and prompt?
# Prompt is allowed to be an object with __str__ method
if self.newPrompt:
self.newPrompt = False
ps = [sys.ps1, sys.ps2][bool(self.more)]
self.context._strm_prompt.send(str(ps))
if True:
# Determine state. The message is really only send
# when the state is different. Note that the kernelbroker
# can also set the state ("Very busy", "Busy", "Dead")
if self._dbFrames:
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Debug')
elif self.more:
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('More')
else:
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Ready')
# Are we still connected?
if sys.stdin.closed or not self.context.connection_count:
# Exit from main loop.
# This will raise SystemExit and will shut us down in the
# most appropriate way
sys.exit()
# Get channel to take a message from
ch = yoton.select_sub_channel(self.context._ctrl_command, self.context._ctrl_code)
if ch is None:
pass # No messages waiting
elif ch is self.context._ctrl_command:
# Read command
line1 = self.context._ctrl_command.recv(False) # Command
if line1:
# Notify what we're doing
self.context._strm_echo.send(line1)
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
self.newPrompt = True
# Convert command
# (only a few magics are supported if IPython is active)
line2 = self.magician.convert_command(line1.rstrip('\n'))
# Execute actual code
if line2 is not None:
for line3 in line2.split('\n'): # not splitlines!
self.more = self.pushline(line3)
else:
self.more = False
self._resetbuffer()
elif ch is self.context._ctrl_code:
# Read larger block of code (dict)
msg = self.context._ctrl_code.recv(False)
if msg:
# Notify what we're doing
# (runlargecode() sends on stdin-echo)
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
self.newPrompt = True
# Execute code
self.runlargecode(msg)
# Reset more stuff
self._resetbuffer()
self.more = False
else:
# This should not happen, but if it does, just flush!
ch.recv(False)
def _process_commands(self):
# Run startup code/script inside the loop (only the first time)
# so that keyboard interrupt will work
if self._codeToRunOnStartup:
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
self._codeToRunOnStartup, tmp = None, self._codeToRunOnStartup
self.pushline(tmp)
if self._scriptToRunOnStartup:
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
self._scriptToRunOnStartup, tmp = None, self._scriptToRunOnStartup
self.runfile(tmp)
# Flush real stdout / stderr
sys.__stdout__.flush()
sys.__stderr__.flush()
# Set status and prompt?
# Prompt is allowed to be an object with __str__ method
if self.newPrompt:
self.newPrompt = False
ps = [sys.ps1, sys.ps2][bool(self.more)]
self.context._strm_prompt.send(str(ps))
if True:
# Determine state. The message is really only send
# when the state is different. Note that the kernelbroker
# can also set the state ("Very busy", "Busy", "Dead")
if self._dbFrames:
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Debug')
elif self.more:
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('More')
else:
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Ready')
# Are we still connected?
if sys.stdin.closed or not self.context.connection_count:
# Exit from main loop.
# This will raise SystemExit and will shut us down in the
# most appropriate way
sys.exit()
# Get channel to take a message from
ch = yoton.select_sub_channel(self.context._ctrl_command, self.context._ctrl_code)
if ch is None:
pass # No messages waiting
elif ch is self.context._ctrl_command:
# Read command
line1 = self.context._ctrl_command.recv(False) # Command
if line1:
# Notify what we're doing
self.context._strm_echo.send(line1)
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
self.newPrompt = True
# Convert command
# (only a few magics are supported if IPython is active)
line2 = self.magician.convert_command(line1.rstrip('\n'))
# Execute actual code
if line2 is not None:
for line3 in line2.split('\n'): # not splitlines!
self.more = self.pushline(line3)
else:
self.more = False
self._resetbuffer()
elif ch is self.context._ctrl_code:
# Read larger block of code (dict)
msg = self.context._ctrl_code.recv(False)
if msg:
# Notify what we're doing
# (runlargecode() sends on stdin-echo)
self.context._stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
self.newPrompt = True
# Execute code
self.runlargecode(msg)
# Reset more stuff
self._resetbuffer()
self.more = False
else:
# This should not happen, but if it does, just flush!
ch.recv(False)
def _mainloop(self):
""" The actual main loop of the interpreter.
"""
# Get channels as local variables
ctrl_command = self.context._ctrl_command
ctrl_code = self.context._ctrl_code
strm_echo = self.context._strm_echo
strm_prompt = self.context._strm_prompt
stat_interpreter = self.context._stat_interpreter
# To keep track of whether to send a new prompt, and whether more
# code is expected.
more = 0
newPrompt = True
while True:
try:
# Run startup script inside the loop (only the first time)
# so that keyboard interrupt will work
if self._scriptToRunOnStartup:
stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
self._scriptToRunOnStartup, tmp = None, self._scriptToRunOnStartup
self.runfile(tmp)
# Set status and prompt?
# Prompt is allowed to be an object with __str__ method
if newPrompt:
newPrompt = False
# Write prompt (note that the second "if" is not an "elif"!
preamble = ''
if self._dbFrames:
preamble = '(' + self._dbFrameName + ')'
if more:
strm_prompt.send(preamble + str(sys.ps2))
else:
strm_prompt.send(preamble + str(sys.ps1))
if True:
# Determine state. The message is really only send
# when the state is different. Note that the kernelbroker
# can also set the state ("Very busy", "Busy", "Dead")
if self._dbFrames:
stat_interpreter.send('Debug')
elif more:
stat_interpreter.send('More')
else:
stat_interpreter.send('Ready')
# Are we still connected?
if sys.stdin.closed or not self.context.connection_count:
# Exit from main loop
break
# Get channel to take a message from
ch = yoton.select_sub_channel(ctrl_command, ctrl_code)
if ch is None:
pass # No messages waiting
elif ch is ctrl_command:
# Read command
line1 = ctrl_command.recv(False) # Command
if line1:
# Notify what we're doing
strm_echo.send(line1)
stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
newPrompt = True
# Convert command
line2 = self.magician.convert_command(
line1.rstrip('\n'))
# Execute actual code
if line2 is not None:
for line3 in line2.split('\n'): # not splitlines!
more = self.pushline(line3)
else:
more = False
self._resetbuffer()
elif ch is ctrl_code:
# Read larger block of code (dict)
msg = ctrl_code.recv(False)
if msg:
# Notify what we're doing
# (runlargecode() sends on stdin-echo)
stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
newPrompt = True
# Execute code
self.runlargecode(msg)
# Reset more stuff
self._resetbuffer()
more = False
else:
# This should not happen, but if it does, just flush!
ch.recv(False)
# Keep GUI toolkit up to date
if self.guiApp:
self.guiApp.processEvents()
# Wait for a bit at each round
time.sleep(self.sleeptime) # 50 ms
except KeyboardInterrupt:
self.write("\nKeyboardInterrupt\n")
self._resetbuffer()
more = 0
except TypeError:
# For some reason, when wx is hijacked, keyboard interrupts
# result in a TypeError.
# I tried to find the source, but did not find it. If anyone
# has an idea, please e-mail me!
if self.guiName == 'WX':
self.write(
"\nKeyboard Interrupt\n") # space to see difference
self._resetbuffer()
more = 0
except SystemExit:
# Exit from interpreter (essentially SystemExit falls through)
raise
def poll(self, channel=None):
""" poll()
To keep the shell up-to-date.
Call this periodically.
"""
if self._write_buffer:
# There is still data in the buffer
sub, M = self._write_buffer
else:
# Check what subchannel has the latest message pending
sub = yoton.select_sub_channel(self._strm_out, self._strm_err,
self._strm_echo, self._strm_raw,
self._strm_broker,
self._strm_prompt)
# Read messages from it
if sub:
M = sub.recv_selected()
#M = [sub.recv()] # Slow version (for testing)
# Optimization: handle backspaces on stack of messages
if sub is self._strm_out:
M = self._handleBackspacesOnList(M)
# New prompt?
if sub is self._strm_prompt:
self.stateChanged.emit(self)
# Write all pending messages that are later than any other message
if sub:
# Select messages to process
N = 256
M, buffer = M[:N], M[N:]
# Buffer the rest
if buffer:
self._write_buffer = sub, buffer
else:
self._write_buffer = None
# Get how to deal with prompt
prompt = 0
if sub is self._strm_echo:
prompt = 1
elif sub is self._strm_prompt:
prompt = 2
# Get color
color = None
if sub is self._strm_broker:
color = '#000'
elif sub is self._strm_raw:
color = '#888888' # Halfway
elif sub is self._strm_err:
color = '#F00'
# Write
self.write(''.join(M), prompt, color)
# Do any actions?
action = self._strm_action.recv(False)
if action:
if action.startswith('open '):
fname = action.split(' ', 1)[1]
iep.editors.loadFile(fname)
else:
print('Unkown action: %s' % action)
# Update status
state = self._stat_interpreter.recv()
if state != self._state:
self._state = state
self.stateChanged.emit(self)
# Update debug status
state = self._stat_debug.recv()
if state != self._debugState:
self._debugState = state
self.debugStateChanged.emit(self)
def poll(self, channel=None):
""" poll()
To keep the shell up-to-date.
Call this periodically.
"""
if self._write_buffer:
# There is still data in the buffer
sub, M = self._write_buffer
else:
# Check what subchannel has the latest message pending
sub = yoton.select_sub_channel(self._strm_out, self._strm_err,
self._strm_echo, self._strm_raw,
self._strm_broker, self._strm_prompt )
# Read messages from it
if sub:
M = sub.recv_selected()
#M = [sub.recv()] # Slow version (for testing)
# Optimization: handle backspaces on stack of messages
if sub is self._strm_out:
M = self._handleBackspacesOnList(M)
# New prompt?
if sub is self._strm_prompt:
self.stateChanged.emit(self)
# Write all pending messages that are later than any other message
if sub:
# Select messages to process
N = 256
M, buffer = M[:N], M[N:]
# Buffer the rest
if buffer:
self._write_buffer = sub, buffer
else:
self._write_buffer = None
# Get how to deal with prompt
prompt = 0
if sub is self._strm_echo:
prompt = 1
elif sub is self._strm_prompt:
prompt = 2
# Get color
color = None
if sub is self._strm_broker:
color = '#000'
elif sub is self._strm_raw:
color = '#888888' # Halfway
elif sub is self._strm_err:
color = '#F00'
# Write
self.write(''.join(M), prompt, color)
# Do any actions?
action = self._strm_action.recv(False)
if action:
if action.startswith('open '):
fname = action.split(' ',1)[1]
iep.editors.loadFile(fname)
else:
print('Unkown action: %s' % action)
# Update status
state = self._stat_interpreter.recv()
if state != self._state:
self._state = state
self.stateChanged.emit(self)
# Update debug status
state = self._stat_debug.recv()
if state != self._debugState:
self._debugState = state
self.debugStateChanged.emit(self)
def _mainloop(self):
""" The actual main loop of the interpreter.
"""
# Get channels as local variables
ctrl_command = self.context._ctrl_command
ctrl_code = self.context._ctrl_code
strm_echo = self.context._strm_echo
strm_prompt = self.context._strm_prompt
stat_interpreter = self.context._stat_interpreter
# To keep track of whether to send a new prompt, and whether more
# code is expected.
more = 0
newPrompt = True
while True:
try:
# Run startup script inside the loop (only the first time)
# so that keyboard interrupt will work
if self._scriptToRunOnStartup:
stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
self._scriptToRunOnStartup, tmp = None, self._scriptToRunOnStartup
self.runfile(tmp)
# Set status and prompt?
# Prompt is allowed to be an object with __str__ method
if newPrompt:
newPrompt = False
# Write prompt (note that the second "if" is not an "elif"!
preamble = ''
if self._dbFrames:
preamble = '('+self._dbFrameName+')'
if more:
strm_prompt.send(preamble+str(sys.ps2))
else:
strm_prompt.send(preamble+str(sys.ps1))
if True:
# Determine state. The message is really only send
# when the state is different. Note that the kernelbroker
# can also set the state ("Very busy", "Busy", "Dead")
if self._dbFrames:
stat_interpreter.send('Debug')
elif more:
stat_interpreter.send('More')
else:
stat_interpreter.send('Ready')
# Are we still connected?
if sys.stdin.closed or not self.context.connection_count:
# Exit from main loop
break
# Get channel to take a message from
ch = yoton.select_sub_channel(ctrl_command, ctrl_code)
if ch is None:
pass # No messages waiting
elif ch is ctrl_command:
# Read command
line1 = ctrl_command.recv(False) # Command
if line1:
# Notify what we're doing
strm_echo.send(line1)
stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
newPrompt = True
# Convert command
line2 = self.magician.convert_command(line1.rstrip('\n'))
# Execute actual code
if line2 is not None:
for line3 in line2.split('\n'): # not splitlines!
more = self.pushline(line3)
else:
more = False
self._resetbuffer()
elif ch is ctrl_code:
# Read larger block of code (dict)
msg = ctrl_code.recv(False)
if msg:
# Notify what we're doing
# (runlargecode() sends on stdin-echo)
stat_interpreter.send('Busy')
newPrompt = True
# Execute code
self.runlargecode(msg)
# Reset more stuff
self._resetbuffer()
more = False
else:
# This should not happen, but if it does, just flush!
ch.recv(False)
# Keep GUI toolkit up to date
if self.guiApp:
self.guiApp.processEvents()
# Wait for a bit at each round
time.sleep(self.sleeptime) # 50 ms
except KeyboardInterrupt:
self.write("\nKeyboardInterrupt\n")
self._resetbuffer()
more = 0
except TypeError:
# For some reason, when wx is hijacked, keyboard interrupts
# result in a TypeError.
# I tried to find the source, but did not find it. If anyone
# has an idea, please e-mail me!
if self.guiName == 'WX':
self.write("\nKeyboard Interrupt\n") # space to see difference
self._resetbuffer()
more = 0
except SystemExit:
# Exit from interpreter (essentially SystemExit falls through)
raise