def run(self):
# Call the tool, passing in the callbacks
#
# There are really two ways to call the tool
# 1) Call the tool as a system command
# 2) Call the run() function of the tool
#
# The first option has the benifit of the standard __main__ syntax,
# but the second option allows for use of the callbacks.
#
# The prefered method for opus tools is the second option
#
# EXAMPLE
#
try:
importString = "from %s import opusRun" % (self.toolInclude)
#print importString
exec(importString)
self.params = self.buildparams()
if self.startingCallback != None:
self.startingCallback()
success = opusRun(self.progressCallback, self.logCallback,
self.toolVars) #@UndefinedVariable
if self.finishedCallback != None:
self.progressCallback(100)
self.finishedCallback(success)
except ImportError, e:
print "ImportError: %s" % formatExceptionInfo()
success = False
self.logCallback("Error importing %s: %s" %
(self.toolInclude, formatExceptionInfo()))
self.finishedCallback(success)
def run(self):
# Call the tool, passing in the callbacks
#
# There are really two ways to call the tool
# 1) Call the tool as a system command
# 2) Call the run() function of the tool
#
# The first option has the benifit of the standard __main__ syntax,
# but the second option allows for use of the callbacks.
#
# The prefered method for opus tools is the second option
#
# EXAMPLE
#
try:
importString = "from %s import opusRun" % (self.toolInclude)
#print importString
exec(importString)
self.params = self.buildparams()
if self.startingCallback != None:
self.startingCallback()
success = opusRun(self.progressCallback,self.logCallback,self.toolVars) #@UndefinedVariable
if self.finishedCallback != None:
self.progressCallback(100)
self.finishedCallback(success)
except ImportError, e:
print "ImportError: %s" % formatExceptionInfo()
success = False
self.logCallback("Error importing %s: %s" % (self.toolInclude, formatExceptionInfo()) )
self.finishedCallback(success)
def saveProjectAs(self):
''' Save the project configuration under a different name '''
try:
# get the location for the new config file on disk
start_dir = paths.OPUS_PROJECT_CONFIGS_PATH
configDialog = QFileDialog()
filter_str = QString("*.xml")
fd = configDialog.getSaveFileName(self, QString("Save As..."),
QString(start_dir), filter_str)
# Check for cancel
if not fd:
return
filename = QString(fd)
# append xml extension if no extension was given
if not filename.endsWith('.xml') and len(filename.split('.')) == 1:
filename = filename + '.xml'
if not self.saveProject(filename):
return
# hack: open the project right after save to properly change the
# 'active project' related parameters
self.openProject(filename)
except:
errorMessage = formatExceptionInfo(custom_message = \
'Unexpected error saving config')
QMessageBox.warning(self, 'Warning', errorMessage)
def execToolFile(self):
'''
Show a dialog box that lets the user configure and execute a
tool.
'''
assert self.has_selected_item()
tool_lib_node = get_tool_library_node(self.project)
params = {'tool_path': get_path_to_tool_modules(self.project)}
tool_node = self.selected_item().node
try:
module_name = tool_node.find('class_module').text
import_path = params['tool_path'] + '.' + module_name
importString = "from %s import opusRun" % (import_path)
exec(importString)
except Exception, e:
print e
MessageBox.error(mainwindow = self.view,
text = 'Invalid module name',
detailed_text = ('This tool points to a module named "%s", ' % import_path + \
'but there is no module with that name, or module returned import error: %s. ' \
% formatExceptionInfo()
))
return
def execBatch(self):
''' Present a dialog to execute a set of tool configurations '''
assert self.has_selected_item()
# Node representing the set to execute
tool_set_node = self.selected_item().node
# map tool config nodes in set -> name of the hooked node
tool_config_to_tool_name = {}
tool_config_nodes = tool_set_node[:]
for tool_config_node in tool_config_nodes:
hook_node = tool_config_node.find('tool_hook')
hooked_tool_name = str(hook_node.text or '').strip()
hooked_tool_node = get_tool_node_by_name(self.project, hooked_tool_name)
module_name = hooked_tool_node.find('class_module').text
try:
module_name = hooked_tool_node.find('class_module').text
tool_path = get_path_to_tool_modules(self.project)
import_path = tool_path + '.' + module_name
importString = "from %s import opusRun" % (import_path)
exec(importString)
tool_config_to_tool_name[tool_config_node] = import_path
except Exception, e:
MessageBox.error(mainwindow = self.view,
text = 'Invalid module name',
detailed_text = ('This tool points to a module named "%s", ' % import_path + \
'but there is no module with that name, or module returned import error: %s. ' \
% formatExceptionInfo()
))
return
def execToolFile(self):
'''
Show a dialog box that lets the user configure and execute a
tool.
'''
assert self.has_selected_item()
tool_lib_node = get_tool_library_node(self.project)
params = {'tool_path': get_path_to_tool_modules(self.project)}
tool_node = self.selected_item().node
try:
module_name = tool_node.find('class_module').text
import_path = params['tool_path'] + '.' + module_name
importString = "from %s import opusRun" % (import_path)
exec(importString)
except Exception, e:
print e
MessageBox.error(mainwindow = self.view,
text = 'Invalid module name',
detailed_text = ('This tool points to a module named "%s", ' % import_path + \
'but there is no module with that name, or module returned import error: %s. ' \
% formatExceptionInfo()
))
return
def execBatch(self):
''' Present a dialog to execute a set of tool configurations '''
assert self.has_selected_item()
# Node representing the set to execute
tool_set_node = self.selected_item().node
# map tool config nodes in set -> name of the hooked node
tool_config_to_tool_name = {}
tool_config_nodes = tool_set_node[:]
for tool_config_node in tool_config_nodes:
hook_node = tool_config_node.find('tool_hook')
hooked_tool_name = str(hook_node.text or '').strip()
hooked_tool_node = get_tool_node_by_name(self.project,
hooked_tool_name)
module_name = hooked_tool_node.find('class_module').text
try:
module_name = hooked_tool_node.find('class_module').text
tool_path = get_path_to_tool_modules(self.project)
import_path = tool_path + '.' + module_name
importString = "from %s import opusRun" % (import_path)
exec(importString)
tool_config_to_tool_name[tool_config_node] = import_path
except Exception, e:
MessageBox.error(mainwindow = self.view,
text = 'Invalid module name',
detailed_text = ('This tool points to a module named "%s", ' % import_path + \
'but there is no module with that name, or module returned import error: %s. ' \
% formatExceptionInfo()
))
return
def saveProjectAs(self):
''' Save the project configuration under a different name '''
try:
# get the location for the new config file on disk
start_dir = paths.OPUS_PROJECT_CONFIGS_PATH
configDialog = QFileDialog()
filter_str = QString("*.xml")
fd = configDialog.getSaveFileName(self,QString("Save As..."),
QString(start_dir), filter_str)
# Check for cancel
if not fd:
return
filename = QString(fd)
# append xml extension if no extension was given
if not filename.endsWith('.xml') and len(filename.split('.')) == 1:
filename = filename + '.xml'
if not self.saveProject(filename):
return
# hack: open the project right after save to properly change the
# 'active project' related parameters
self.openProject(filename)
except:
errorMessage = formatExceptionInfo(custom_message = \
'Unexpected error saving config')
QMessageBox.warning(self, 'Warning', errorMessage)
def _get_viz_spec(self):
viz_type = self.cboVizType.currentText()
translation = self._get_output_types(viz_type)
dataset_name = self.dataset_name
output_type = QString(translation[str(self.cboOutputType.currentText())])
indicators = QString(str(self._get_column_values(column = 0)))
vals = {
'indicators': indicators,
'output_type': output_type,
'dataset_name': dataset_name,
'visualization_type': QString(self._get_type_mapper()[str(viz_type)])
}
if output_type == 'mapnik_map' or output_type == 'mapnik_animated_map':
vals['mapnik_bucket_labels'] = self.mapnik_options['mapnik_bucket_labels']
vals['mapnik_bucket_colors'] = self.mapnik_options['mapnik_bucket_colors']
vals['mapnik_bucket_ranges'] = self.mapnik_options['mapnik_bucket_ranges']
vals['mapnik_resolution'] = self.mapnik_options['mapnik_resolution']
vals['mapnik_page_dims'] = self.mapnik_options['mapnik_page_dims']
vals['mapnik_map_lower_left'] = self.mapnik_options['mapnik_map_lower_left']
vals['mapnik_map_upper_right'] = self.mapnik_options['mapnik_map_upper_right']
vals['mapnik_legend_lower_left'] = self.mapnik_options['mapnik_legend_lower_left']
vals['mapnik_legend_upper_right'] = self.mapnik_options['mapnik_legend_upper_right']
elif output_type == 'fixed_field':
try:
fixed_field_params = QString(str(self._get_column_values(column = 1)))
except:
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo()
logger.log_error(errorInfo)
MessageBox.error(mainwindow = self,
text = 'Could not get fixed field parameters for all columns',
detailed_text = '')
return None
vals['fixed_field_specification'] = fixed_field_params
vals['id_format'] = self.leOption1.text()
elif output_type == 'sql':
vals['database_name'] = self.leOption1.text()
elif output_type == 'esri':
vals['storage_location'] = self.leOption1.text()
elif output_type in ('tab', 'xls'):
if self.rbSingleTable.isChecked():
output_style = Table.ALL
elif self.rbTablePerIndicator.isChecked():
output_style = Table.PER_ATTRIBUTE
elif self.rbTablePerYear.isChecked():
output_style = Table.PER_YEAR
vals['output_style'] = QString(str(output_style))
if self.appendTypeCheckBox.isChecked():
vals['append_col_type'] = True
else:
vals['append_col_type'] = False
if output_type == 'xls':
vals['storage_location'] = self.leOption1.text()
return vals
def on_buttonBox_accepted(self):
path = str(self.lePath.text())
if not os.path.exists(path):
msg = 'Cannot import, %s does not exist' % path
logger.log_warning(msg)
MessageBox.warning(mainwindow=self, text=msg, detailed_text='')
else:
cache_directory = path
years = []
for dir in os.listdir(cache_directory):
if len(dir) == 4 and dir.isdigit():
years.append(int(dir))
if years == []:
msg = 'Cannot import, %s has no run data' % path
logger.log_warning(msg)
MessageBox.warning(mainwindow=self, text=msg, detailed_text='')
else:
start_year = min(years)
end_year = max(years)
project_name = os.environ['OPUSPROJECTNAME']
run_name = os.path.basename(path)
server_config = ServicesDatabaseConfiguration()
run_manager = RunManager(server_config)
run_id = run_manager._get_new_run_id()
resources = {
'cache_directory': cache_directory,
'description': '',
'years': (start_year, end_year),
'project_name': project_name
}
try:
run_manager.add_row_to_history(run_id=run_id,
resources=resources,
status='done',
run_name=run_name)
update_available_runs(self.project)
logger.log_status(
'Added run %s of project %s to run_activity table' %
(run_name, project_name))
except:
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo()
logger.log_error(errorInfo)
MessageBox.error(
mainwindow=self,
text=
'Could not add run %s of project %s to run_activity table'
% (run_name, project_name),
detailed_text=errorInfo)
self.close()
def on_buttonBox_accepted(self):
path = str(self.lePath.text())
if not os.path.exists(path):
msg = 'Cannot import, %s does not exist' % path
logger.log_warning(msg)
MessageBox.warning(mainwindow = self,
text = msg,
detailed_text = '')
else:
cache_directory = path
years = []
for dir in os.listdir(cache_directory):
if len(dir) == 4 and dir.isdigit():
years.append(int(dir))
if years == []:
msg = 'Cannot import, %s has no run data'%path
logger.log_warning(msg)
MessageBox.warning(mainwindow = self,
text = msg,
detailed_text = '')
else:
start_year = min(years)
end_year = max(years)
project_name = os.environ['OPUSPROJECTNAME']
run_name = os.path.basename(path)
server_config = ServicesDatabaseConfiguration()
run_manager = RunManager(server_config)
run_id = run_manager._get_new_run_id()
resources = {
'cache_directory': cache_directory,
'description': '',
'years': (start_year, end_year),
'project_name': project_name
}
try:
run_manager.add_row_to_history(run_id = run_id,
resources = resources,
status = 'done',
run_name = run_name)
update_available_runs(self.project)
logger.log_status('Added run %s of project %s to run_activity table'%(run_name, project_name))
except:
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo()
logger.log_error(errorInfo)
MessageBox.error(mainwindow = self,
text = 'Could not add run %s of project %s to run_activity table'%(run_name, project_name),
detailed_text = errorInfo)
self.close()
def run(self, args = {}):
succeeded = False
if self.errorCallback is not None:
self.generator.errorCallback = self.errorCallback
self.visualizer.errorCallback = self.errorCallback
# try:
# import pydevd;pydevd.settrace()
# except:
# pass
try:
self.visualizations = []
for (visualization_type, dataset_name, params) in self.visualization_configurations:
indicator_results = []
indicators = self._get_indicators(params)
for indicator_name in indicators:
try:
self.generator.set_data(self.source_data_name,
indicator_name,
dataset_name,
self.years,
cache_directory = self.cache_directory)
self.generator.run()
indicator = {'indicator_name':indicator_name,
'dataset_name':dataset_name,
'source_data_name':self.source_data_name,
'years':self.years}
indicator_results.append(indicator)
except:
logger.log_warning('could not generate indicator %s'%indicator_name)
self.visualizer.indicator_type = visualization_type
self.visualizer.indicators = indicator_results
viz_args = self._get_viz_args(visualization_type, params, indicators)
self.visualizer.run(args = viz_args, cache_directory = self.cache_directory)
if self.visualizer.get_visualizations() != []:
self.visualizations.append((visualization_type, self.visualizer.get_visualizations()))
succeeded = True
except:
succeeded = False
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo(custom_message = 'Unexpected error in the batch processor')
self.errorCallback(errorInfo)
if self.finishedCallback: self.finishedCallback(succeeded)
def run(self, args, cache_directory = None):
succeeded = False
try:
# find the directory containing the eugene xml configurations
not_visualized = self._visualize(args, cache_directory = cache_directory)
succeeded = True
except:
succeeded = False
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo(custom_message = 'Unexpected error in the results visualizer')
if self.errorCallback is not None:
self.errorCallback(errorInfo)
if self.finishedCallback is not None:
self.finishedCallback(succeeded)
def run(self, args={}, raise_exception=False):
succeeded = False
try:
# try:
# import pydevd;pydevd.settrace()
# except:
# pass
self._generate_results()
succeeded = True
except Exception, e:
succeeded = False
errorinfo = formatExceptionInfo(custom_message="Unexpected error in the result generator")
self.errorCallback(errorinfo)
if raise_exception:
raise e
def run(self, args={}, raise_exception=False):
succeeded = False
try:
# try:
# import pydevd;pydevd.settrace()
# except:
# pass
self._generate_results()
succeeded = True
except Exception, e:
succeeded = False
errorinfo = formatExceptionInfo(
custom_message='Unexpected error in the result generator')
self.errorCallback(errorinfo)
if raise_exception:
raise e
def run(self):
# Start the estimation. This code adapted from urbansim/tools/start_estimation.py
# statusdir is a temporary directory into which to write a status file
# regarding the progress of the simulation - the progress bar reads this file
statusfile = None
succeeded = False
try:
# get the configuration for estimations
estimation_section = self.xml_config.get_section('model_manager')
estimation_config = estimation_section['estimation_config']
self.config = estimation_config
# TODO: put this option into post run dialog
save_results = estimation_config['save_estimation_results']
# If we've paused the estimation, wait 10 seconds, and see if we are unpaused. If we've cancelled,
# exit the loop. Note that this is a fairly coarse level of pause/resume/stop (at the level of
# estimating an entire model, rather than a bit of a model).
while self.paused and not self.cancelled:
time.sleep(10)
if not self.cancelled:
self.er = EstimationRunner(
model=self.model_name,
specification_module=None,
xml_configuration=self.xml_config,
model_group=self.model_group,
configuration=None,
save_estimation_results=save_results)
self.running = True
self.er.estimate()
self.running = False
succeeded = True
except:
succeeded = False
self.running = False
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo(
custom_message='Unexpected Error From Estimation')
self.errorCallback(errorInfo)
if statusfile is not None:
os.remove(statusfile)
del self.er
gc.collect()
self.finishedCallback(succeeded)
def run(self):
# Start the estimation. This code adapted from urbansim/tools/start_estimation.py
# statusdir is a temporary directory into which to write a status file
# regarding the progress of the simulation - the progress bar reads this file
statusfile = None
succeeded = False
try:
# get the configuration for estimations
estimation_section = self.xml_config.get_section('model_manager')
estimation_config = estimation_section['estimation_config']
self.config = estimation_config
# TODO: put this option into post run dialog
save_results = estimation_config['save_estimation_results']
# If we've paused the estimation, wait 10 seconds, and see if we are unpaused. If we've cancelled,
# exit the loop. Note that this is a fairly coarse level of pause/resume/stop (at the level of
# estimating an entire model, rather than a bit of a model).
while self.paused and not self.cancelled:
time.sleep(10)
if not self.cancelled:
self.er = EstimationRunner(model = self.model_name,
specification_module = None,
xml_configuration = self.xml_config,
model_group = self.model_group,
configuration = None,
save_estimation_results=save_results)
self.running = True
self.er.estimate()
self.running = False
succeeded = True
except:
succeeded = False
self.running = False
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo(custom_message = 'Unexpected Error From Estimation')
self.errorCallback(errorInfo)
if statusfile is not None:
os.remove(statusfile)
del self.er
self.er = None
gc.collect()
self.finishedCallback(succeeded)
def _get_viz_spec(self):
viz_type = self.cboVizType.currentText()
translation = self._get_output_types(viz_type)
dataset_name = self.dataset_name
output_type = QString(translation[str(
self.cboOutputType.currentText())])
indicators = QString(str(self._get_column_values(column=0)))
vals = {
'indicators': indicators,
'output_type': output_type,
'dataset_name': dataset_name,
'visualization_type':
QString(self._get_type_mapper()[str(viz_type)])
}
if output_type == 'mapnik_map' or output_type == 'mapnik_animated_map':
vals['mapnik_bucket_labels'] = self.mapnik_options[
'mapnik_bucket_labels']
vals['mapnik_bucket_colors'] = self.mapnik_options[
'mapnik_bucket_colors']
vals['mapnik_bucket_ranges'] = self.mapnik_options[
'mapnik_bucket_ranges']
vals['mapnik_resolution'] = self.mapnik_options[
'mapnik_resolution']
vals['mapnik_page_dims'] = self.mapnik_options['mapnik_page_dims']
vals['mapnik_map_lower_left'] = self.mapnik_options[
'mapnik_map_lower_left']
vals['mapnik_map_upper_right'] = self.mapnik_options[
'mapnik_map_upper_right']
vals['mapnik_legend_lower_left'] = self.mapnik_options[
'mapnik_legend_lower_left']
vals['mapnik_legend_upper_right'] = self.mapnik_options[
'mapnik_legend_upper_right']
elif output_type == 'fixed_field':
try:
fixed_field_params = QString(
str(self._get_column_values(column=1)))
except:
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo()
logger.log_error(errorInfo)
MessageBox.error(
mainwindow=self,
text='Could not get fixed field parameters for all columns',
detailed_text='')
return None
vals['fixed_field_specification'] = fixed_field_params
vals['id_format'] = self.leOption1.text()
elif output_type == 'sql':
vals['database_name'] = self.leOption1.text()
elif output_type == 'esri':
vals['storage_location'] = self.leOption1.text()
elif output_type == 'tab':
if self.rbSingleTable.isChecked():
output_style = Table.ALL
elif self.rbTablePerIndicator.isChecked():
output_style = Table.PER_ATTRIBUTE
elif self.rbTablePerYear.isChecked():
output_style = Table.PER_YEAR
vals['output_style'] = QString(str(output_style))
return vals
def run(self):
# Run the Eugene model using the XML version of the Eugene configuration.
# This code adapted from opus_core/tools/start_run.py
# statusdir is a temporary directory into which to write a status file
# regarding the progress of the simulation - the progress bar reads this file
statusdir = None
succeeded = False
run_id = None
try:
config = self.xml_config.get_run_configuration(str(self.scenariotorun))
# self.xmltreeobject.toolboxbase.opus_core_xml_configuration.get_run_configuration(str(self.scenariotorun))
cache_directory_root = config['creating_baseyear_cache_configuration'].cache_directory_root
run_name = self.get_run_name(config = config, run_name = self.run_name)
config['cache_directory'] = os.path.join(cache_directory_root, run_name)
#insert_auto_generated_cache_directory_if_needed(config)
(self.start_year, self.end_year) = config['years']
run_manager = get_run_manager()
run_manager.setup_new_run(cache_directory = config['cache_directory'],
configuration = config)
statusdir = run_manager.get_current_cache_directory()
self.statusfile = os.path.join(statusdir, 'status.txt')
self.currentLogfileYear = self.start_year
self.currentLogfileKey = 0
self.config = config
config['status_file_for_gui'] = self.statusfile
self.commandfile = os.path.join(statusdir, 'command.txt')
config['command_file_for_gui'] = self.commandfile
# To test delay in writing the first log file entry...
# time.sleep(5)
self.running = True
self.run_name = run_name
self.run_manager = run_manager
run_id = run_manager.run_id
self.startedCallback(run_id = run_id,
run_name = run_name,
scenario_name = self.scenariotorun,
run_resources = config,
status = 'running')
run_manager.run_run(config, run_name=run_name,
scenario_name=self.scenariotorun)
self.running = False
succeeded = True
except SimulationRunError:
self.running = False
succeeded = False
except:
self.running = False
succeeded = False
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo(custom_message = 'Unexpected Error From Model')
self.errorCallback(errorInfo)
if self.statusfile is not None:
gc.collect()
# adding try/except, windows sometimes has a lock on this file
# when it does, os.remove will cause the simulation to appear
# as if it has crashed, when in fact it simply could not delete
# status.txt
try:
os.remove(self.statusfile)
except:
pass
self.finishedCallback(succeeded, run_name = run_name)
def run(self):
# Run the Eugene model using the XML version of the Eugene configuration.
# This code adapted from opus_core/tools/start_run.py
# statusdir is a temporary directory into which to write a status file
# regarding the progress of the simulation - the progress bar reads this file
statusdir = None
succeeded = False
run_id = None
try:
config = self.xml_config.get_run_configuration(str(
self.modeltorun))
# self.xmltreeobject.toolboxbase.opus_core_xml_configuration.get_run_configuration(str(self.modeltorun))
cache_directory_root = config[
'creating_baseyear_cache_configuration'].cache_directory_root
run_name = self.get_run_name(config=config, run_name=self.run_name)
config['cache_directory'] = os.path.join(cache_directory_root,
run_name)
#insert_auto_generated_cache_directory_if_needed(config)
(self.start_year, self.end_year) = config['years']
run_manager = get_run_manager()
run_manager.setup_new_run(
cache_directory=config['cache_directory'],
configuration=config)
statusdir = run_manager.get_current_cache_directory()
self.statusfile = os.path.join(statusdir, 'status.txt')
self.currentLogfileYear = self.start_year
self.currentLogfileKey = 0
self.config = config
config['status_file_for_gui'] = self.statusfile
self.commandfile = os.path.join(statusdir, 'command.txt')
config['command_file_for_gui'] = self.commandfile
# To test delay in writing the first log file entry...
# time.sleep(5)
self.running = True
self.run_name = run_name
self.run_manager = run_manager
self.startedCallback(run_id=run_id,
run_name=run_name,
scenario_name=self.modeltorun,
run_resources=config)
run_id = run_manager.run_run(config, run_name=run_name)
self.running = False
succeeded = True
except SimulationRunError:
self.running = False
succeeded = False
except:
self.running = False
succeeded = False
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo(
custom_message='Unexpected Error From Model')
self.errorCallback(errorInfo)
if self.statusfile is not None:
gc.collect()
# adding try/except, windows sometimes has a lock on this file
# when it does, os.remove will cause the simulation to appear
# as if it has crashed, when in fact it simply could not delete
# status.txt
try:
os.remove(self.statusfile)
except:
pass
self.finishedCallback(succeeded, run_name=run_name)
# The first option has the benifit of the standard __main__ syntax,
# but the second option allows for use of the callbacks.
#
# The prefered method for opus tools is the second option
#
# EXAMPLE
#
try:
importString = "from %s import opusRun" % (self.toolInclude)
#print importString
exec(importString)
self.params = self.buildparams()
if self.startingCallback != None:
self.startingCallback()
success = opusRun(self.progressCallback,self.logCallback,self.toolVars) #@UndefinedVariable
if self.finishedCallback != None:
self.progressCallback(100)
self.finishedCallback(success)
except ImportError, e:
print "ImportError: %s" % formatExceptionInfo()
success = False
self.logCallback("Error importing %s: %s" % (self.toolInclude, formatExceptionInfo()) )
self.finishedCallback(success)
except:
success = False
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo(custom_message = 'Unexpected Error From Tool',plainText=True)
#self.logCallback("Unexpected Error From Tool %s" % (self.toolInclude))
self.logCallback(errorInfo)
self.finishedCallback(success)
#
# The prefered method for opus tools is the second option
#
# EXAMPLE
#
try:
importString = "from %s import opusRun" % (self.toolInclude)
#print importString
exec(importString)
self.params = self.buildparams()
if self.startingCallback != None:
self.startingCallback()
success = opusRun(self.progressCallback, self.logCallback,
self.toolVars) #@UndefinedVariable
if self.finishedCallback != None:
self.progressCallback(100)
self.finishedCallback(success)
except ImportError, e:
print "ImportError: %s" % formatExceptionInfo()
success = False
self.logCallback("Error importing %s: %s" %
(self.toolInclude, formatExceptionInfo()))
self.finishedCallback(success)
except:
success = False
errorInfo = formatExceptionInfo(
custom_message='Unexpected Error From Tool', plainText=True)
#self.logCallback("Unexpected Error From Tool %s" % (self.toolInclude))
self.logCallback(errorInfo)
self.finishedCallback(success)