def open_file_in_editor(cmd_to_open_editor, test_command=False):
self.save_file_data(file_system_path)
script_file_path = os.path.join(file_system_path, self.get_file_name())
if not self.execute_shell_command_with_path(cmd_to_open_editor, script_file_path) and test_command:
# If a text field exists destroy it. Errors can occur with a specified editor as well
# e.g Permission changes or sth.
global_gui_config.set_config_value('DEFAULT_EXTERNAL_EDITOR', None)
global_gui_config.save_configuration()
set_editor_lock_inline(False)
return
# Set the text on the button to 'Unlock' instead of 'Open externally'
set_editor_lock_inline(True)
def open_text_window():
markup_text = "No external editor specified. Please specify a shell command to open scripts externally"
# create a new RAFCONButtonInputDialog, add a checkbox and add the text 'remember' to it
text_input = RAFCONInputDialog(markup_text, ["Apply", "Cancel"], checkbox_text='remember', parent=True)
# Run the text_input Dialog until a response is emitted. The apply button and the 'activate' signal of
# the text input send response 1
if text_input.run() == 1:
# If the response emitted from the Dialog is 1 than handle the 'OK'
# If the checkbox is activated, also save the text input into the config
if text_input.get_checkbox_state():
global_gui_config.set_config_value('DEFAULT_EXTERNAL_EDITOR', text_input.get_entry_text())
global_gui_config.save_configuration()
open_file_in_editor(text_input.get_entry_text(), test_command=True)
else:
# If Dialog is canceled either by the button or the cross, toggle back the button again
# and revert the lock, which is not implemented yet
set_editor_lock_inline(False)
text_input.destroy()