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Program: ParaView
Module: pqPythonShell.h
Copyright (c) 2005-2008 Sandia Corporation, Kitware Inc.
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#ifndef _pqPythonShell_h
#define _pqPythonShell_h
#include "pqPythonModule.h" // needed for PQPYTHON_EXPORT.
#include <QWidget>
#include "pqTimer.h"
class vtkObject;
class pqConsoleWidget;
class vtkPythonInteractiveInterpreter;
/// pqPythonShell is a QWidget subclass that provides an interactive Python
/// shell. It uses vtkPythonInterpreter to provide an interactive Python
/// terminal without starting a separate Python event loop.
///
/// Python will be initialized (if not already), when pqPythonShell is
/// instantiated.
///
/// \sa pqConsoleWidget, pqPythonDialog.
class PQPYTHON_EXPORT pqPythonShell : public QWidget
{
Q_OBJECT
typedef QWidget Superclass;
public:
pqPythonShell(QWidget* parent=0, Qt::WindowFlags flags=0);
~pqPythonShell();
/// Returns the interactive console context (the locals() dict).
/// You can use static_cast<PythonObject*>() to convert the void pointer.
/// See vtkPythonInteractiveInterpreter::GetInteractiveConsoleLocalsPyObject().
void* consoleLocals();
enum PrintMode
{
STATUS,
OUTPUT,
ERROR
};
public slots:
/// Prints some text on the shell.
void printMessage(const QString&);
/// Clears the terminal. This does not change the state of the Python
/// interpreter, just clears the text shown in the Widget.
void clear();
/// Execute an arbitrary python script/string. This simply execute the Python
/// script in the global Python interpreter.
void executeScript(const QString&);
/// Resets the python interactive interpreter. This does not affect the global
/// Python interpreter.
void reset();
/// Returns true is the shell is currently executing a script/command.
bool isExecuting() const
{ return this->Executing; }
/// Use this method instead of calling pqConsoleWidget::printString()
/// directly. That helps us keep track of whether we need to show the prompt
/// or not.
void printString(const QString&, PrintMode mode=STATUS);
/// Set a list of statements to be run each time the interpreter is reset.
///
/// By default, this imports the paraview.simple module.
/// If you call this method, be aware that the preamble is
/// assumed not to have any multi-line statements.
static void setPreamble(const QStringList& statements);
signals:
/// signal fired whenever the shell starts (starting=true) and finishes
/// (starting=false) executing a Python command/script. This can be used by
/// the UI to block user input while the script is executing.
void executing(bool starting);
protected slots:
void pushScript(const QString&);
void setExecuting(bool val) { this->Executing = val; }
protected:
pqConsoleWidget* ConsoleWidget;
vtkPythonInteractiveInterpreter* Interpreter;
const char* Prompt;
static QStringList Preamble;
static const char* PS1() { return ">>> "; }
static const char* PS2() { return "... "; }
/// Called to setup the Python interpreter during startup or after the Python
/// environment was finalized.
void setupInterpreter();
friend class pqPythonManager;
/// Show the user-input prompt, if needed. Returns true if the prompt was
/// re-rendered, otherwise false.
bool prompt(const QString& indent=QString());
void HandleInterpreterEvents(
vtkObject* caller, unsigned long eventid, void* calldata);
private:
Q_DISABLE_COPY(pqPythonShell);
bool Prompted;
bool Executing;
};
#endif // !_pqPythonShell_h
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