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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Name: ModRunner.py
# Purpose: Different process executers.
#
# Author: Riaan Booysen
#
# Created: 2001/12/02
# RCS-ID: $Id: ModRunner.py,v 1.18 2004/08/16 13:15:39 riaan Exp $
# Copyright: (c) 2001 - 2004 Riaan Booysen
# Licence: GPL
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
import string, traceback
import os
from cStringIO import StringIO
from wxPython.wx import *
import Preferences, Utils
import ErrorStack
class ModuleRunner:
def __init__(self, esf, runningDir=''):
self.init(esf)
self.runningDir = runningDir
self.results = {}
self.pid = 0
def run(self, cmd):
pass
def init(self, esf):
self.esf = esf
def recheck(self):
if self.results:
return apply(self.checkError, (), self.results)
def checkError(self, err, caption, out=None, root='Error', errRaw=()):
if self.esf:
if err or out:
tbs = self.esf.updateCtrls(err, out, root, self.runningDir, errRaw)
self.esf.display(len(err))
return tbs
else:
self.esf.updateCtrls([])
return None
else:
self.results = {'err': err,
'caption': caption,
'out': out,
'root': root,
'errRaw': errRaw}
class CompileModuleRunner(ModuleRunner):
""" Uses compiles a module to show syntax errors
If the model is not saved, the source in the model is compiled directly.
Saved models (on the filesystem) are compiled from their files. This is
useful for generating the .pyc files """
def run(self, filename, source, modified):
protsplit = string.find(filename, '://')
if protsplit != -1:
prot, _filename = filename[:protsplit], filename[protsplit+3:]
if prot != 'none':
filename = _filename
else:
prot = 'file'
source = Utils.toUnixEOLMode(source)+'\n\n'
try:
code = compile(source, filename, 'exec')
except SyntaxError:
etype, value, tb = sys.exc_info()
try:
traceback.print_exception(etype, value, tb, 0, sys.stderr)
finally:
etype = value = tb = None
except:
# Add filename to traceback object
etype, value, tb = sys.exc_info()
try:
msg, (_filename, lineno, offset, line) = value.args
if not _filename:
# XXX this is broken on too long lines
value.args = msg, (filename, lineno, offset, line)
value.filename = filename
traceback.print_exc()
finally:
etype = value = tb = None
# auto generating pycs is sometimes a pain
## if modified or prot != 'file':
## else:
## import py_compile
## py_compile.compile(filename)
class ExecuteModuleRunner(ModuleRunner):
""" Uses wxPython's wxExecute, no redirection """
def run(self, cmd):
wxExecute(cmd, true)
class ProcessModuleRunner(ModuleRunner):
""" Uses wxPython's wxProcess, output and errors are redirected and displayed
in a frame. A cancelable dialog displays while the process executes
This currently only works for non GUI processes """
def run(self, cmd, Parser=ErrorStack.StdErrErrorParser,
caption='Execute module', root='Error', autoClose=false):
import ProcessProgressDlg
dlg = ProcessProgressDlg.ProcessProgressDlg(None, cmd, caption,
autoClose=autoClose)
try:
dlg.ShowModal()
serr = ErrorStack.buildErrorList(dlg.errors, Parser)
return self.checkError(serr, 'Ran', dlg.output, root, dlg.errors)
finally:
dlg.Destroy()
class wxPopenModuleRunner(ModuleRunner):
def run(self, cmd, inpLines=[], execFinish=None):
out=[]
def outputFunc(val):
out.append(val)
err = []
def errorsFunc(val):
err.append(val)
def finFunc():
errors = StringIO(''.join(err)).readlines()
output = StringIO(''.join(out)).readlines()
serr = ErrorStack.buildErrorList(errors)
if serr or output:
self.checkError(serr, 'Ran', output, errRaw=errors)
if execFinish:
execFinish(self)
import wxPopen
self.proc = wxPopen.wxPopen3(cmd, inpLines, outputFunc, errorsFunc, finFunc, self.esf)
self.pid = self.proc.pid
class PopenModuleRunner(ModuleRunner):
""" Uses Python's popen2, output and errors are redirected and displayed
in a frame. """
def run(self, cmd, inpLines=[], execStart=None):
inpLines.reverse()
inp, outp, errp = os.popen3(cmd)
pid = 0 # XXX only available on unix :(
if execStart:
wxCallAfter(execStart, pid)
out = []
while 1:
if inpLines:
inp.write(inpLines.pop())
l = outp.readline()
if not l: break
out.append(l)
errLines = errp.readlines()
serr = ErrorStack.buildErrorList(errLines)
self.pid = pid
if serr or out:
return self.checkError(serr, 'Ran', out, errRaw=errLines)
else:
return None
PreferredRunner = PopenModuleRunner
wxEVT_EXEC_FINISH = wxNewId()
def EVT_EXEC_FINISH(win, func):
win.Connect(-1, -1, wxEVT_EXEC_FINISH, func)
class ExecFinishEvent(wxPyEvent):
def __init__(self, runner):
wxPyEvent.__init__(self)
self.SetEventType(wxEVT_EXEC_FINISH)
self.runner = runner
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