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* improved autocompleation
* faster dictionary usage

Types.c
* type(scene.getTimeLine()) # old bug, will crash blender
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Campbell Barton
2007-02-26 02:24:04 +00:00
parent 2ffe25aa79
commit a3320f209c
3 changed files with 37 additions and 29 deletions
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release/scripts/console.py
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@@ -53,7 +53,6 @@ import Blender
from Blender import *
import sys as python_sys
import StringIO
import types
# Constants
__DELIMETERS__ = '. ,=+-*/%<>&~][{}():\t'
@@ -189,17 +188,24 @@ def insertCmdData(cmdBuffer):
COLLECTED_VAR_NAMES = {} # a list of keys, each key has a list of absolute paths
# Pain and simple recursice dir(), accepts a string
unused_types = str, dict, list, float, int, str, type, tuple, type(dir), type(None)
def rdir(dirString, depth=0):
#print ' ' * depth, dirString
# MAX DEPTH SET HERE
if depth > 4:
print 'maxdepoth reached.'
if depth > 5:
# print 'maxdepoth reached.'
return
global COLLECTED_VAR_NAMES
dirStringSplit = dirString.split('.')
exec('dirList = dir(%s)' % dirString)
exec('value=' + dirString)
if type(value) in unused_types:
# print 'bad type'
return
dirList = dir(value)
for dirItem in dirList:
if dirItem.startswith('_'):
continue
@@ -212,16 +218,26 @@ def rdir(dirString, depth=0):
except:
# Dont bother with this data.
continue
#print 'HEY', dirData, dirItem
#if type(dirItem) != str:
# print dirItem, type(dirItem)
if type(dirItem) != types.StringType:
print dirItem, type(dirItem)
if dirItem not in COLLECTED_VAR_NAMES.keys():
if dirItem not in COLLECTED_VAR_NAMES: # .keys()
COLLECTED_VAR_NAMES[dirItem] = []
# Add the string
splitD = dirString.split('"')[-2]
# splitD = dirString.split('"')[-2]
# Example of dirString
# __CONSOLE_VAR_DICT__["Main"].scenes.active.render
# Works but can be faster
# splitD = dirString.replace('__CONSOLE_VAR_DICT__["', '').replace('"]', '')
splitD = dirString[22:].replace('"]', '')
if splitD not in COLLECTED_VAR_NAMES[dirItem]:
print dirItem, dirString, splitD,
COLLECTED_VAR_NAMES[dirItem].append(splitD)
@@ -230,16 +246,7 @@ def rdir(dirString, depth=0):
#if type(dirData) == types.ClassType or \
# type(dirData) == types.ModuleType:
type_dirData = type(dirData)
if type_dirData != types.StringType and\
type_dirData != types.DictType and\
type_dirData != types.DictionaryType and\
type_dirData != types.FloatType and\
type_dirData != types.IntType and\
type_dirData != types.NoneType and\
type_dirData != types.StringTypes and\
type_dirData != types.TypeType and\
type_dirData != types.TupleType and\
type_dirData != types.BuiltinFunctionType:
if type_dirData not in unused_types:
# print type(dirData), dirItem
# Dont loop up dirs for strings ints etc.
if dirItem not in dirStringSplit:
@@ -255,7 +262,7 @@ def rdir(dirString, depth=0):
def recursive_dir():
global COLLECTED_VAR_NAMES
for name in __CONSOLE_VAR_DICT__.keys():
for name in __CONSOLE_VAR_DICT__: # .keys()
if not name.startswith('_'): # Dont pick names like __name__
rdir('__CONSOLE_VAR_DICT__["%s"]' % name)
#print COLLECTED_VAR_NAMES
@@ -472,7 +479,7 @@ def handle_event(evt, val):
if editVar:
possibilities = []
for __TMP_VAR_NAME__ in RECURSIVE_DIR.keys():
for __TMP_VAR_NAME__ in RECURSIVE_DIR: #.keys():
#print '\t', __TMP_VAR_NAME__
if __TMP_VAR_NAME__ == editVar:
# print 'ADITVAR IS A VAR'
@@ -500,14 +507,13 @@ def handle_event(evt, val):
# Account for non absolute (variables for eg.)
if usage: # not ''
absName = '%s.%s' % (usage, __TMP_VAR_NAME__)
if absName.find('.'+editVar) != -1 or\
absName.startswith(editVar) or\
__TMP_VAR_NAME__.startswith(editVar):
#print editVar, 'found in', absName
if __TMP_VAR_NAME__.startswith(editVar):
menuList.append( # Used for names and can be entered when pressing shift.
(absName, # Absolute name
__TMP_VAR_NAME__) # Relative name, non shift
)
#else:
# if absName.find(editVar) != -1:
# menuList.append((__TMP_VAR_NAME__, __TMP_VAR_NAME__)) # Used for names and can be entered when pressing shift.