virt-manager/virtManager/baseclass.py

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#
# Copyright (C) 2010, 2013 Red Hat, Inc.
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# Copyright (C) 2010 Cole Robinson <crobinso@redhat.com>
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston,
# MA 02110-1301 USA.
#
import logging
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import os
import sys
import threading
import traceback
import types
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from gi.repository import Gdk
from gi.repository import GLib
Convert to use GTK3 and GObject Introspection bindings Switch over to use GObject introspection bindings for all python modules related to GObject/GTK3/etc. It is not possible to mix and match old pyggtk/pygobject manual bindings with new introspection based bindings so it must be all changed in one go. Imports like import gtk Change to from gi.repository import Gtk The vmmGObject class is changed to always inherit from GObject.GObject There is no compelling reason to avoid a GObject dep for the virt-manager TUI & it horribly messed up the code. Signal declarations are changed from vmmChooseCD.signal_new(vmmChooseCD, "cdrom-chosen", [object, str]) To __gsignals__ = { "cdrom-chosen": (GObject.SignalFlags.RUN_FIRST, None, [object, str]) } which is required by new GObject bindings Most of the rest of the change is simply dealing with renamed constants / classes. Alot of legacy compat code was removed - ie helpers which check to see if certain GTK2 methods are available are no longer required since we're mandating GTK3 only. The event loop is replaced with LibvirtGLib's event loop. Still todo - Rip out all DBus stuff & make vmmEngine class inherit GtkApplication which provides unique support & DBus method handling - Switch to use LibvirtGConfig & LibvirtGObject for libvirt interaction - Possibly switch to Python 3 too ? - Figure out why GNOME keyring is missing Introspection support My suggestion is that the standalone GIT repo for virt-install only live on as a support branch for legacy platforms. A stable-0.9 branch of virt-manager can be kept for legacy PyGtk2 based virt-manager releases. The virt-manager master branch should exclusively use GObject inspection and ideally Python3 and contain both the virt-manager and virt-install codebases in one since they are intimately related to each other & using separate GIT repos has needlessly complicated life for everyone. crobinso: Some locking fixes Misc cleanups and dropping now-useless code Fix dbus usage Fix graph cell renderer regression Fix a couple tooltip issues
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from gi.repository import GObject
from gi.repository import Gtk
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from . import config
class vmmGObject(GObject.GObject):
# Objects can set this to false to disable leak tracking
_leak_check = True
# Singleton reference, if applicable (vmmSystray, vmmInspection, ...)
_instance = None
# windowlist mapping, if applicable (vmmDetails, vmmHost, ...)
_instances = {}
# This saves a bunch of imports and typing
RUN_FIRST = GObject.SignalFlags.RUN_FIRST
@staticmethod
def idle_add(func, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Make sure idle functions are run thread safe
"""
def cb():
return func(*args, **kwargs)
return GLib.idle_add(cb)
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def __init__(self):
Convert to use GTK3 and GObject Introspection bindings Switch over to use GObject introspection bindings for all python modules related to GObject/GTK3/etc. It is not possible to mix and match old pyggtk/pygobject manual bindings with new introspection based bindings so it must be all changed in one go. Imports like import gtk Change to from gi.repository import Gtk The vmmGObject class is changed to always inherit from GObject.GObject There is no compelling reason to avoid a GObject dep for the virt-manager TUI & it horribly messed up the code. Signal declarations are changed from vmmChooseCD.signal_new(vmmChooseCD, "cdrom-chosen", [object, str]) To __gsignals__ = { "cdrom-chosen": (GObject.SignalFlags.RUN_FIRST, None, [object, str]) } which is required by new GObject bindings Most of the rest of the change is simply dealing with renamed constants / classes. Alot of legacy compat code was removed - ie helpers which check to see if certain GTK2 methods are available are no longer required since we're mandating GTK3 only. The event loop is replaced with LibvirtGLib's event loop. Still todo - Rip out all DBus stuff & make vmmEngine class inherit GtkApplication which provides unique support & DBus method handling - Switch to use LibvirtGConfig & LibvirtGObject for libvirt interaction - Possibly switch to Python 3 too ? - Figure out why GNOME keyring is missing Introspection support My suggestion is that the standalone GIT repo for virt-install only live on as a support branch for legacy platforms. A stable-0.9 branch of virt-manager can be kept for legacy PyGtk2 based virt-manager releases. The virt-manager master branch should exclusively use GObject inspection and ideally Python3 and contain both the virt-manager and virt-install codebases in one since they are intimately related to each other & using separate GIT repos has needlessly complicated life for everyone. crobinso: Some locking fixes Misc cleanups and dropping now-useless code Fix dbus usage Fix graph cell renderer regression Fix a couple tooltip issues
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GObject.GObject.__init__(self)
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self.__cleaned_up = False
self._gobject_handles = []
self._gobject_handles_map = {}
self._gobject_timeouts = []
self._gsettings_handles = []
self._signal_id_map = {}
self._next_signal_id = 1
self.object_key = str(self)
# Config might not be available if we error early in startup
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if config.vmmConfig.is_initialized() and self._leak_check:
self.config.add_object(self.object_key)
def cleanup(self):
if self.__cleaned_up:
return
# Do any cleanup required to drop reference counts so object is
# actually reaped by python. Usually means unregistering callbacks
try:
# pylint: disable=protected-access
if self.__class__._instance == self:
# We set this to True which can help us catch instances
# where cleanup routines try to reinit singleton classes
self.__class__._instance = True
for k, v in list(self.__class__._instances.items()):
if v == self:
self.__class__._instances.pop(k)
self._cleanup()
for h in self._gsettings_handles[:]:
self.remove_gsettings_handle(h)
for h in self._gobject_handles[:]:
if GObject.GObject.handler_is_connected(self, h):
self.disconnect(h)
for h in self._gobject_timeouts[:]:
self.remove_gobject_timeout(h)
except Exception:
logging.exception("Error cleaning up %s", self)
self.__cleaned_up = True
def _cleanup_on_app_close(self):
from .engine import vmmEngine
vmmEngine.get_instance().connect(
"app-closing", lambda src: self.cleanup())
def _cleanup(self):
raise NotImplementedError("_cleanup must be implemented in subclass")
def __del__(self):
try:
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if config.vmmConfig.is_initialized() and self._leak_check:
self.config.remove_object(self.object_key)
except Exception:
logging.exception("Error removing %s", self.object_key)
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@property
def config(self):
return config.vmmConfig.get_instance()
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# pylint: disable=arguments-differ
# Newer pylint can detect, but warns that overridden arguments are wrong
def connect(self, name, callback, *args):
"""
GObject connect() wrapper to simplify callers, and track handles
for easy cleanup
"""
Convert to use GTK3 and GObject Introspection bindings Switch over to use GObject introspection bindings for all python modules related to GObject/GTK3/etc. It is not possible to mix and match old pyggtk/pygobject manual bindings with new introspection based bindings so it must be all changed in one go. Imports like import gtk Change to from gi.repository import Gtk The vmmGObject class is changed to always inherit from GObject.GObject There is no compelling reason to avoid a GObject dep for the virt-manager TUI & it horribly messed up the code. Signal declarations are changed from vmmChooseCD.signal_new(vmmChooseCD, "cdrom-chosen", [object, str]) To __gsignals__ = { "cdrom-chosen": (GObject.SignalFlags.RUN_FIRST, None, [object, str]) } which is required by new GObject bindings Most of the rest of the change is simply dealing with renamed constants / classes. Alot of legacy compat code was removed - ie helpers which check to see if certain GTK2 methods are available are no longer required since we're mandating GTK3 only. The event loop is replaced with LibvirtGLib's event loop. Still todo - Rip out all DBus stuff & make vmmEngine class inherit GtkApplication which provides unique support & DBus method handling - Switch to use LibvirtGConfig & LibvirtGObject for libvirt interaction - Possibly switch to Python 3 too ? - Figure out why GNOME keyring is missing Introspection support My suggestion is that the standalone GIT repo for virt-install only live on as a support branch for legacy platforms. A stable-0.9 branch of virt-manager can be kept for legacy PyGtk2 based virt-manager releases. The virt-manager master branch should exclusively use GObject inspection and ideally Python3 and contain both the virt-manager and virt-install codebases in one since they are intimately related to each other & using separate GIT repos has needlessly complicated life for everyone. crobinso: Some locking fixes Misc cleanups and dropping now-useless code Fix dbus usage Fix graph cell renderer regression Fix a couple tooltip issues
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ret = GObject.GObject.connect(self, name, callback, *args)
# If the passed callback is a method of a class instance,
# keep a mapping of id(instance):[handles]. This lets us
# implement disconnect_by_obj to simplify signal removal
if isinstance(callback, types.MethodType):
i = id(callback.__self__)
if i not in self._gobject_handles_map:
self._gobject_handles_map[i] = []
self._gobject_handles_map[i].append(ret)
Convert to use GTK3 and GObject Introspection bindings Switch over to use GObject introspection bindings for all python modules related to GObject/GTK3/etc. It is not possible to mix and match old pyggtk/pygobject manual bindings with new introspection based bindings so it must be all changed in one go. Imports like import gtk Change to from gi.repository import Gtk The vmmGObject class is changed to always inherit from GObject.GObject There is no compelling reason to avoid a GObject dep for the virt-manager TUI & it horribly messed up the code. Signal declarations are changed from vmmChooseCD.signal_new(vmmChooseCD, "cdrom-chosen", [object, str]) To __gsignals__ = { "cdrom-chosen": (GObject.SignalFlags.RUN_FIRST, None, [object, str]) } which is required by new GObject bindings Most of the rest of the change is simply dealing with renamed constants / classes. Alot of legacy compat code was removed - ie helpers which check to see if certain GTK2 methods are available are no longer required since we're mandating GTK3 only. The event loop is replaced with LibvirtGLib's event loop. Still todo - Rip out all DBus stuff & make vmmEngine class inherit GtkApplication which provides unique support & DBus method handling - Switch to use LibvirtGConfig & LibvirtGObject for libvirt interaction - Possibly switch to Python 3 too ? - Figure out why GNOME keyring is missing Introspection support My suggestion is that the standalone GIT repo for virt-install only live on as a support branch for legacy platforms. A stable-0.9 branch of virt-manager can be kept for legacy PyGtk2 based virt-manager releases. The virt-manager master branch should exclusively use GObject inspection and ideally Python3 and contain both the virt-manager and virt-install codebases in one since they are intimately related to each other & using separate GIT repos has needlessly complicated life for everyone. crobinso: Some locking fixes Misc cleanups and dropping now-useless code Fix dbus usage Fix graph cell renderer regression Fix a couple tooltip issues
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self._gobject_handles.append(ret)
return ret
def disconnect(self, handle):
"""
GObject disconnect() wrapper to simplify callers
"""
Convert to use GTK3 and GObject Introspection bindings Switch over to use GObject introspection bindings for all python modules related to GObject/GTK3/etc. It is not possible to mix and match old pyggtk/pygobject manual bindings with new introspection based bindings so it must be all changed in one go. Imports like import gtk Change to from gi.repository import Gtk The vmmGObject class is changed to always inherit from GObject.GObject There is no compelling reason to avoid a GObject dep for the virt-manager TUI & it horribly messed up the code. Signal declarations are changed from vmmChooseCD.signal_new(vmmChooseCD, "cdrom-chosen", [object, str]) To __gsignals__ = { "cdrom-chosen": (GObject.SignalFlags.RUN_FIRST, None, [object, str]) } which is required by new GObject bindings Most of the rest of the change is simply dealing with renamed constants / classes. Alot of legacy compat code was removed - ie helpers which check to see if certain GTK2 methods are available are no longer required since we're mandating GTK3 only. The event loop is replaced with LibvirtGLib's event loop. Still todo - Rip out all DBus stuff & make vmmEngine class inherit GtkApplication which provides unique support & DBus method handling - Switch to use LibvirtGConfig & LibvirtGObject for libvirt interaction - Possibly switch to Python 3 too ? - Figure out why GNOME keyring is missing Introspection support My suggestion is that the standalone GIT repo for virt-install only live on as a support branch for legacy platforms. A stable-0.9 branch of virt-manager can be kept for legacy PyGtk2 based virt-manager releases. The virt-manager master branch should exclusively use GObject inspection and ideally Python3 and contain both the virt-manager and virt-install codebases in one since they are intimately related to each other & using separate GIT repos has needlessly complicated life for everyone. crobinso: Some locking fixes Misc cleanups and dropping now-useless code Fix dbus usage Fix graph cell renderer regression Fix a couple tooltip issues
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ret = GObject.GObject.disconnect(self, handle)
self._gobject_handles.remove(handle)
return ret
def disconnect_by_obj(self, instance):
"""
disconnect() every signal attached to a method of the passed instance
"""
i = id(instance)
for handle in self._gobject_handles_map.get(i, []):
if handle in self._gobject_handles:
self.disconnect(handle)
self._gobject_handles_map.pop(i, None)
def timeout_add(self, timeout, func, *args):
"""
GLib timeout_add wrapper to simplify callers, and track handles
for easy cleanup
"""
ret = GLib.timeout_add(timeout, func, *args)
self.add_gobject_timeout(ret)
return ret
def emit(self, signal_name, *args):
"""
GObject emit() wrapper to simplify callers
"""
return GObject.GObject.emit(self, signal_name, *args)
def add_gsettings_handle(self, handle):
self._gsettings_handles.append(handle)
def remove_gsettings_handle(self, handle):
self.config.remove_notifier(handle)
self._gsettings_handles.remove(handle)
def add_gobject_timeout(self, handle):
self._gobject_timeouts.append(handle)
def remove_gobject_timeout(self, handle):
GLib.source_remove(handle)
self._gobject_timeouts.remove(handle)
def _refcount(self):
return sys.getrefcount(self)
def _logtrace(self, msg=""):
if msg:
msg += " "
logging.debug("%s(%s %s)\n:%s",
msg, self.object_key, self._refcount(),
"".join(traceback.format_stack()))
def _gc_get_referrers(self):
import gc
import pprint
pprint.pprint(gc.get_referrers(self))
def _start_thread(self, target=None, name=None, args=None, kwargs=None):
# Helper for starting a daemonized thread
t = threading.Thread(target=target, name=name,
args=args or [], kwargs=kwargs or {})
t.daemon = True
t.start()
##############################
# Custom signal/idle helpers #
##############################
def connect_once(self, signal, func, *args):
"""
Like standard glib connect(), but only runs the signal handler
once, then unregisters it
"""
id_list = []
def wrap_func(*wrapargs):
if id_list:
self.disconnect(id_list[0])
return func(*wrapargs)
conn_id = self.connect(signal, wrap_func, *args)
id_list.append(conn_id)
return conn_id
def connect_opt_out(self, signal, func, *args):
"""
Like standard glib connect(), but allows the signal handler to
unregister itself if it returns True
"""
id_list = []
def wrap_func(*wrapargs):
ret = func(*wrapargs)
if ret and id_list:
self.disconnect(id_list[0])
conn_id = self.connect(signal, wrap_func, *args)
id_list.append(conn_id)
return conn_id
def idle_emit(self, signal, *args):
"""
Safe wrapper for using 'self.emit' with GLib.idle_add
"""
def emitwrap(_s, *_a):
self.emit(_s, *_a)
return False
self.idle_add(emitwrap, signal, *args)
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class vmmGObjectUI(vmmGObject):
@staticmethod
def bind_escape_key_close_helper(topwin, close_cb):
def close_on_escape(src_ignore, event):
if Gdk.keyval_name(event.keyval) == "Escape":
close_cb()
topwin.connect("key-press-event", close_on_escape)
def __init__(self, filename, windowname, builder=None, topwin=None):
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vmmGObject.__init__(self)
self._external_topwin = bool(topwin)
self.__cleaned_up = False
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if filename:
uifile = os.path.join(self.config.get_ui_dir(), filename)
self.builder = Gtk.Builder()
self.builder.set_translation_domain("virt-manager")
self.builder.add_from_file(uifile)
if not topwin:
self.topwin = self.widget(windowname)
self.topwin.hide()
else:
self.topwin = topwin
else:
self.builder = builder
self.topwin = topwin
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self._err = None
def _get_err(self):
if self._err is None:
from . import error
self._err = error.vmmErrorDialog(self.topwin)
return self._err
err = property(_get_err)
def widget(self, name):
return self.builder.get_object(name)
def cleanup(self):
if self.__cleaned_up:
return
try:
self.close()
vmmGObject.cleanup(self)
self.builder = None
if not self._external_topwin:
self.topwin.destroy()
self.topwin = None
self._err = None
except Exception:
logging.exception("Error cleaning up %s", self)
self.__cleaned_up = True
def _cleanup(self):
raise NotImplementedError("_cleanup must be implemented in subclass")
def close(self, ignore1=None, ignore2=None):
pass
def bind_escape_key_close(self):
self.bind_escape_key_close_helper(self.topwin, self.close)
def set_finish_cursor(self):
self.topwin.set_sensitive(False)
gdk_window = self.topwin.get_window()
cursor = Gdk.Cursor.new_from_name(gdk_window.get_display(), "progress")
gdk_window.set_cursor(cursor)
def reset_finish_cursor(self, topwin=None):
if not topwin:
topwin = self.topwin
topwin.set_sensitive(True)
gdk_window = topwin.get_window()
if not gdk_window:
return
cursor = Gdk.Cursor.new_from_name(gdk_window.get_display(), "default")
gdk_window.set_cursor(cursor)
def _cleanup_on_conn_removed(self):
from .connmanager import vmmConnectionManager
connmanager = vmmConnectionManager.get_instance()
def _cb(_src, uri):
_conn = getattr(self, "conn", None)
if _conn and _conn.get_uri() == uri:
self.cleanup()
return True
connmanager.connect_opt_out("conn-removed", _cb)