def steam_is_running():
check_function = pf.platform_specific(windows=windows_steam_is_running, osx=osx_steam_is_running, linux=linux_steam_is_running)
try:
return check_function()
except:
ice_logger.log_warning('Could not determine if Steam is running. Make sure Steam is closed before running Ice.')
return False
def steam_is_running():
check_function = pf.platform_specific(windows=windows_steam_is_running,
osx=osx_steam_is_running,
linux=linux_steam_is_running)
try:
return check_function()
except:
ice_logger.log_warning(
'Could not determine if Steam is running. Make sure Steam is closed before running Ice.'
)
return False
shortcuts.vdf file, which is obviously useful for Ice
"""
import os
import platform_helper as pf
# Used to find the shortcuts.vdf file
osx_userdata_directory = "~/Library/Application Support/Steam/userdata/"
linux_userdata_directory = "~/.local/share/Steam/userdata/"
def windows_steam_location():
import _winreg as registry
key = registry.CreateKey(registry.HKEY_CURRENT_USER,"Software\Valve\Steam")
return registry.QueryValueEx(key,"SteamPath")[0]
def windows_userdata_location():
# On Windows, the userdata directory is the steam installation directory
# with 'userdata' appeneded
return os.path.join(windows_steam_location(),"userdata")
def osx_userdata_location():
# I'm pretty sure the user can't change this on OS X. I think it always
# goes to the same location
return os.path.expanduser(osx_userdata_directory)
def linux_userdata_location():
return os.path.expanduser(linux_userdata_directory)
steam_userdata_location = pf.platform_specific(windows=windows_userdata_location, osx=osx_userdata_location, linux=linux_userdata_location)
#!/usr/bin/env python
# encoding: utf-8
"""
process_helper.py
Created by Scott on 2013-06-03.
Copyright (c) 2013 Scott Rice. All rights reserved.
"""
import subprocess
import platform_helper as pf
def windows_steam_is_running():
"""(Windows) Checks if Steam is currently running. Adapted from:
http://timgolden.me.uk/python/wmi/cookbook.html"""
return "Steam.exe" in subprocess.check_output("tasklist", shell=True)
def osx_steam_is_running():
"""(OS X) Checks if Steam is currently running."""
return "Steam.app" in subprocess.check_output("ps -A", shell=True)
def linux_steam_is_running():
"""(Linux) Checks if Steam is currently running."""
return "steam" in subprocess.check_output("ps -A", shell=True)
steam_is_running = pf.platform_specific(windows=windows_steam_is_running, osx=osx_steam_is_running, linux=linux_steam_is_running)
def osx_userdata_location():
# I'm pretty sure the user can't change this on OS X. I think it always
# goes to the same location
if config_userdata_location() == "":
out = os.path.expanduser(osx_userdata_directory)
else:
out = config_userdata_location()
if not os.path.exists(out):
raise IOError(
"Steam userdata directory not found in location:\n" + out +
"\nPlease configure Steam's userdata directory in config.txt")
return out
def linux_userdata_location():
if config_userdata_location() == "":
out = os.path.expanduser(linux_userdata_directory)
else:
out = config_userdata_location()
if not os.path.exists(out):
raise IOError(
"Steam userdata directory not found in location:\n" + out +
"\nPlease configure Steam's userdata directory in config.txt")
return out
steam_userdata_location = pf.platform_specific(
windows=windows_userdata_location,
osx=osx_userdata_location,
linux=linux_userdata_location)