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namespace eval session_management {
set_help_text save_session \
{save_session [<name>]
Saves the state of all your currently running machines as a session with the
given name.
Any existing session with that name will be silently overwritten.
See also 'load_session', 'list_sessions' and 'delete_session'.
}
set_help_text load_session \
{load_session <name>
Restores the state of all machines of the session with the given name and
reactivates the machine that was active at save time. Note: all machines
already running will be silently destroyed! (Unless no single machine succeeded
to be restored.)
See also 'save_session', 'list_sessions' and 'delete_session'.
}
set_help_text list_sessions \
{list_sessions
Returns the names of all previously saved sessions.
See also 'save_session', 'load_session' and 'delete_session'.
}
set_help_text delete_session \
{delete_session <name>
Delete a previously saved session.
See also 'save_session', 'load_session' and 'list_sessions'.
}
user_setting create boolean enable_session_management "Whether to save your session at exit and restore it again at start up." false
proc tabcompletion {args} {
return [list_sessions]
}
set_tabcompletion_proc load_session [namespace code tabcompletion]
set_tabcompletion_proc save_session [namespace code tabcompletion]
set_tabcompletion_proc delete_session [namespace code tabcompletion]
proc delete_session {name} {
set directory [file normalize $::env(OPENMSX_USER_DATA)/../sessions/${name}]
# remove old session under this name
file delete -force -- $directory
}
proc list_sessions {} {
set directory [file normalize $::env(OPENMSX_USER_DATA)/../sessions]
return [lsort [glob -tails -directory $directory -type d -nocomplain *]]
}
proc get_machine_representation {machine_id} {
return "[utils::get_machine_display_name $machine_id] @ [utils::get_machine_time $machine_id]"
}
proc save_session {{name "untitled"}} {
if {[llength [list_machines]] == 0} {
return "Nothing to save..."
}
set result ""
set directory [file normalize $::env(OPENMSX_USER_DATA)/../sessions/${name}]
# remove old session under this name
delete_session $name
file mkdir $directory
# save using ID as file names
foreach machine [list_machines] {
append result "Saving machine $machine ([get_machine_representation $machine])...\n"
store_machine $machine [file join $directory ${machine}.oms]
}
# save in a separate file the currently active machine
set fileId [open [file join $directory active_machine] "w"]
puts $fileId [format "%s.oms" [machine]]
close $fileId
append result "Session saved as $name\n"
return $result
}
proc load_session {name} {
set result ""
# get all savestate files
set directory [file normalize $::env(OPENMSX_USER_DATA)/../sessions/${name}]
set states_to_restore [glob -tails -directory $directory -nocomplain *.oms *.xml.gz]
# abort if we have nothing to restore
if {[llength $states_to_restore] == 0} {
error "Nothing found to restore..."
}
# sort them in order of ID, to guarantee consistent order as saved
set states_to_restore [lsort -dictionary $states_to_restore]
# save the machines we start with
set orginal_machines [list_machines]
# try to load file with active machine
set active_machine ""
catch {
set fp [open [file join $directory active_machine] "r"]
set active_machine [read -nonewline $fp]
close $fp
}
# restore all saved machines
set first true
foreach state $states_to_restore {
set fullname [file join $directory $state]
if {[catch { ;# skip machines failing to restore
set newID [restore_machine $fullname]
append result "Restored $state as $newID ([get_machine_representation $newID])...\n"
# activate saved active machine or alternatively, first machine
if {(($active_machine ne "") && ($state eq $active_machine)) || \
(($active_machine eq "") && $first)} {
activate_machine $newID
}
set first false
} error_result]} {
append result "Skipping $state: $error_result\n"
}
}
# if restoring at least one machine succeeded, delete all original machines
if {[llength [list_machines]] > [llength $orginal_machines]} {
foreach machine $orginal_machines {
delete_machine $machine
}
} else {
append result "Couldn't restore a single machine, aborting...\n"
}
# if the active machine failed to load, activate the first machine (if available):
if {[activate_machine] eq "" && [llength [list_machines]] > 0} {
activate_machine [lindex [list_machines] 0]
}
return $result
}
variable after_quit_id
# do actual session management
if {$::enable_session_management} {
# need after realtime command here, because openMSX needs to have started up first
after realtime 0 {load_session "default_session"}
set after_quit_id [after quit {save_session "default_session"}]
}
proc setting_changed {name1 name2 op} {
variable after_quit_id
if {$::enable_session_management} {;# setting changed from disabled to enabled
set after_quit_id [after quit {save_session "default_session"}]
} else { ;# setting changed from enabled to disabled
after cancel $after_quit_id
}
}
trace add variable ::enable_session_management "write" [namespace code setting_changed]
namespace export save_session
namespace export load_session
namespace export list_sessions
namespace export delete_session
} ;# namespace session_management
namespace import session_management::*
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