def run_gui(core_config=None, gui_config=None, runtime_config=None, libraries=None, timeout=5, patch_threading=True):
if gui_config is None:
gui_config = {'HISTORY_ENABLED': False, 'AUTO_BACKUP_ENABLED': False}
if 'HISTORY_ENABLED' not in list(gui_config.keys()):
gui_config['HISTORY_ENABLED'] = False
if 'AUTO_BACKUP_ENABLED' not in list(gui_config.keys()):
gui_config['AUTO_BACKUP_ENABLED'] = False
if patch_threading:
patch_gtkmvc3_model_mt()
global gui_ready, gui_thread, gui_executed_once
print("WT thread: ", currentThread(), currentThread().ident)
gui_ready = Event()
gui_thread = Thread(target=run_gui_thread, args=[gui_config, runtime_config])
gui_thread.start()
used_gui_threads.add(gui_thread)
print("used_gui_threads", used_gui_threads)
# gui callback needed as all state machine from former tests are deleted in initialize_environment_core
call_gui_callback(initialize_environment_core, core_config, libraries)
if not gui_ready.wait(timeout):
from rafcon.gui.start import stop_gtk
stop_gtk()
raise RuntimeError("Could not start GUI")
# IMPORTANT signal handler and respective import of gui.start to avoid that singletons are created in this thread
# -> TODO cleanup with app-class creation
initialize_signal_handler()
gui_executed_once = True
def on_destroy(self, widget, data=None):
from rafcon.gui.start import stop_gtk
logger.debug("The GUI is being closed now")
self.main_window_view.hide()
stop_gtk()