def evaluate_action(self, *args):
""" Evaluate the expression in the input console """
output_file = open('interpreter_output', 'w+')
original_stdout = sys.stdout
sys.stdout = output_file
expr = self.input_console.get()
# while expr and (expr[0] == "\n"):
# expr = expr[1:]
local_interpreter = False
if self.interpreter is None:
self.interpreter = PyInterpreter(self.app.mode, "<<console>>", expr)
local_interpreter = True
ok, report = self.interpreter.run_evaluation(expr)
if ok:
self.input_history.record(expr)
self.input_console.delete(0, END)
#self.input_console.config(height=1)
self.write_report(ok, report)
sys.stdout = original_stdout
output_file.close()
if local_interpreter:
self.interpreter = None
def run(self, filename):
""" Run the program in the current editor : execute, print results """
# Reset the output first
self.reset_output()
# A new PyInterpreter is created each time code is run
# It is then kept for other actions, like evaluation
self.interpreter = PyInterpreter(self.app.mode, filename)
# Change the output during execution
output_file = open('interpreter_output', 'w+')
original_stdout = sys.stdout
sys.stdout = output_file
ok, report = self.interpreter.execute()
self.write_report(ok, report)
sys.stdout = original_stdout
output_file.close()
# Enable or disable the evaluation bar according to the execution status
if ok:
pass
#self.switch_input_status(True)
else:
pass
