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# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2015-2023 Blender Authors
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
import time
class ProgressReport:
"""
A basic 'progress report' using either simple prints in console, or WindowManager's 'progress' API.
This object can be used as a context manager.
It supports multiple levels of 'sub-steps' - you shall always enter at least one sub-step (because level 0
has only one single step, representing the whole 'area' of the progress stuff).
You should give the expected number of sub-steps each time you enter a new one (you may then step more or less then
given number, but this will give incoherent progression).
Leaving a sub-step automatically steps by one the parent level.
with ProgressReport() as progress: # Not giving a WindowManager here will default to console printing.
progress.enter_substeps(10)
for i in range(10):
progress.enter_substeps(100)
for j in range(100):
progress.step()
progress.leave_substeps() # No need to step here, this implicitly does it.
progress.leave_substeps("Finished!") # You may pass some message too.
"""
__slots__ = ("wm", "running", "steps", "curr_step", "start_time")
def __init__(self, wm=None):
self_wm = getattr(self, "wm", None)
if self_wm:
self.finalize()
self.running = False
self.wm = wm
self.steps = [100000]
self.curr_step = [0]
initialize = __init__
def __enter__(self):
self.start_time = [time.time()]
if self.wm:
self.wm.progress_begin(0, self.steps[0])
self.update()
self.running = True
return self
def __exit__(self, exc_type=None, exc_value=None, traceback=None):
self.running = False
if self.wm:
self.wm.progress_end()
self.wm = None
print("\n")
self.steps = [100000]
self.curr_step = [0]
self.start_time = [time.time()]
def start(self):
self.__enter__()
def finalize(self):
self.__exit__()
def update(self, msg=""):
steps = sum(s * cs for (s, cs) in zip(self.steps, self.curr_step))
steps_percent = steps / self.steps[0] * 100.0
tm = time.time()
loc_tm = tm - self.start_time[-1]
tm -= self.start_time[0]
if self.wm and self.running:
self.wm.progress_update(steps)
if msg:
prefix = " " * (len(self.steps) - 1)
print(
prefix + "({:8.4f} sec | {:8.4f} sec) {:s}\nProgress: {:6.2f}%\r".format(
tm, loc_tm, msg, steps_percent,
),
end="",
)
else:
print("Progress: {:6.2f}%\r".format(steps_percent,), end="")
def enter_substeps(self, nbr, msg=""):
if msg:
self.update(msg)
self.steps.append(self.steps[-1] / max(nbr, 1))
self.curr_step.append(0)
self.start_time.append(time.time())
def step(self, msg="", nbr=1):
self.curr_step[-1] += nbr
self.update(msg)
def leave_substeps(self, msg=""):
if (msg):
self.update(msg)
assert len(self.steps) > 1
del self.steps[-1]
del self.curr_step[-1]
del self.start_time[-1]
self.step()
class ProgressReportSubstep:
"""
A sub-step context manager for ProgressReport.
It can be used to generate other sub-step contexts too, and can act as a (limited) proxy of its real ProgressReport.
Its exit method always ensure ProgressReport is back on 'level' it was before entering this context.
This means it is especially useful to ensure a coherent behavior around code that could return/continue/break
from many places, without having to bother to explicitly leave sub-step in each and every possible place!
with ProgressReport() as progress: # Not giving a WindowManager here will default to console printing.
with ProgressReportSubstep(progress, 10, final_msg="Finished!") as subprogress1:
for i in range(10):
with ProgressReportSubstep(subprogress1, 100) as subprogress2:
for j in range(100):
subprogress2.step()
"""
__slots__ = ("progress", "nbr", "msg", "final_msg", "level")
def __init__(self, progress, nbr, msg="", final_msg=""):
# Allows to generate a sub-progress context handler from another one.
progress = getattr(progress, "progress", progress)
self.progress = progress
self.nbr = nbr
self.msg = msg
self.final_msg = final_msg
def __enter__(self):
self.level = len(self.progress.steps)
self.progress.enter_substeps(self.nbr, self.msg)
return self
def __exit__(self, exc_type, exc_value, traceback):
assert len(self.progress.steps) > self.level
while len(self.progress.steps) > self.level + 1:
self.progress.leave_substeps()
self.progress.leave_substeps(self.final_msg)
def enter_substeps(self, nbr, msg=""):
self.progress.enter_substeps(nbr, msg)
def step(self, msg="", nbr=1):
self.progress.step(msg, nbr)
def leave_substeps(self, msg=""):
self.progress.leave_substeps(msg)
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