# THIS FILE IS A PART OF VCStudio # PYTHON 3 import os from subprocess import * def get_update_info(win): # In the GTK version you could make updates by downloading new versions of # the files from the GIT repository. But it's not an easy thing to set up # seamlessly for the user. IK because similar system is already in place # for the Blender-Organizer. # This system will be somewhat simplified in the UI side of things. But a # tiny bit more complex from the underliying system. For example. In the old # release there was no notification of the update. # So this function here will check for updates. # Now I have no idea how to implement update notifications. And whether I # should in the first place. In the old update system I had often made # easy to fix mistakes. But I was relying a little bit on the fact that # people don't see immediatly that the update is available. Which I could # use to fix all the mistakes I found without calling a whole another # version. Maybe it's a good thing here too. # I think that since VCStudio Project-Manager is going to be ran as a kind # of launcher thingy... People will more often use the VCStudio it self and # rearly the launcher. And so, some kind of automatic update check could be # done. And no nasty notification. Just a number on the update icon. # Now to make it work. I need to separate the reading of network to a separate # python file. update_request.py . That I gonna run as a subprocess to this # file. # The updating it self will have to be confirmed by the user. For which will # need a UI layer. pm_updateLayer.py and a update download file for actually # donloading and saving those files. update_download.py # So let's start already. if "request" not in win.update: # This is going to open a SUBPROCESS for the getting of the update info # I'm doing it like this so there will not be lag. win.update["request"] = Popen(['stdbuf', '-o0', "python3", \ os.getcwd()+"/project_manager/update_request.py"],\ stdout=PIPE, universal_newlines=True) win.update["versions"] = {} win.update["get_files"] = [] win.update["get_all_files"] = [] while "END" not in win.update: # This going to read lines returned by the process on every frame. line = win.update["request"].stdout.readline()[:-1] if line: if line.startswith("VERSION "): try: now_version = float(line.replace("VERSION ", "")) if "count" not in win.update: win.update["count"] = 0 if now_version > win.version: win.update["count"] += 1 win.update["now_version"] = now_version if now_version not in win.update["versions"]: win.update["versions"][now_version] = { "open":False, "files":[], "link":"https://github.com/JYamihud/VCStudio" } except: raise() pass elif line.startswith("["): try: win.update["versions"][win.update["now_version"]]["link"] = \ line[1:-1] except: pass elif line != "END": try: win.update["versions"][win.update["now_version"]]["files"]\ .append(line) if win.update["now_version"] > win.version: if line not in win.update["get_files"]: win.update["get_files"].append(line) # All files. In case the user wants to update everything # or I made a mistake somewhere. There will be an option # in the update UI to download everything. if line not in win.update["get_all_files"]: win.update["get_all_files"].append(line) except: pass # To end the reading non-sense if line == "END": win.update["END"] = True