Python sublime_plugin.reload_plugin() Examples
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Example #1
Source File: reloader.py From UnitTesting with MIT License | 6 votes |
def reload_dependency(dependency_name, dummy=True, verbose=True): """ Reload. Package Control dependencies aren't regular packages, so we don't want to call `sublime_plugin.unload_module` or `sublime_plugin.reload_plugin`. Instead, we manually unload all of the modules in the dependency and then `reload_package` any packages that use that dependency. (We have to manually unload the dependency's modules because calling `reload_package` on a dependent module will not unload the dependency.) """ for name in get_package_modules(dependency_name): del sys.modules[name] manager = PackageManager() for package in manager.list_packages(): if dependency_name in manager.get_dependencies(package): reload_package(package, dummy=False, verbose=verbose) if dummy: load_dummy(verbose)
Example #2
Source File: reloader.py From UnitTesting with MIT License | 5 votes |
def reload_package(pkg_name, dummy=True, verbose=True): if is_dependency(pkg_name): reload_dependency(pkg_name, dummy, verbose) return if pkg_name not in sys.modules: dprint("error:", pkg_name, "is not loaded.") return if verbose: dprint("begin", fill='=') modules = get_package_modules(pkg_name) for m in modules: if m in sys.modules: sublime_plugin.unload_module(modules[m]) del sys.modules[m] try: with intercepting_imports(modules, verbose), \ importing_fromlist_aggresively(modules): reload_plugin(pkg_name) except Exception: dprint("reload failed.", fill='-') reload_missing(modules, verbose) raise if dummy: load_dummy(verbose) if verbose: dprint("end", fill='-')
Example #3
Source File: reloader.py From UnitTesting with MIT License | 5 votes |
def reload_plugin(pkg_name): pkg_path = os.path.join(os.path.realpath(sublime.packages_path()), pkg_name) plugins = [pkg_name + "." + os.path.splitext(file_path)[0] for file_path in os.listdir(pkg_path) if file_path.endswith(".py")] for plugin in plugins: sublime_plugin.reload_plugin(plugin)
Example #4
Source File: reload.py From GitSavvy with MIT License | 5 votes |
def reload_plugin(verbose=True, then=None): threading.Thread( target=functools.partial(reload_package, 'GitSavvy', verbose=verbose, then=then) ).start()
Example #5
Source File: reloader.py From Terminus with MIT License | 5 votes |
def reload_package(pkg_name, dummy=True, verbose=True): if pkg_name not in sys.modules: dprint("error:", pkg_name, "is not loaded.") return main = sys.modules[pkg_name] if verbose: dprint("begin", fill='=') modules = {main.__name__: main} modules.update({name: module for name, module in sys.modules.items() if name.startswith(pkg_name + ".")}) for m in modules: if m in sys.modules: sublime_plugin.unload_module(modules[m]) del sys.modules[m] try: with intercepting_imports(modules, verbose), \ importing_fromlist_aggresively(modules): reload_plugin(pkg_name) except Exception: dprint("reload failed.", fill='-') reload_missing(modules, verbose) raise if dummy: load_dummy(verbose) if verbose: dprint("end", fill='-')
Example #6
Source File: reloader.py From Terminus with MIT License | 5 votes |
def reload_plugin(pkg_name): pkg_path = os.path.join(os.path.realpath(sublime.packages_path()), pkg_name) plugins = [pkg_name + "." + os.path.splitext(file_path)[0] for file_path in os.listdir(pkg_path) if file_path.endswith(".py")] for plugin in plugins: sublime_plugin.reload_plugin(plugin)
Example #7
Source File: Localization.py From Chinese-Localization with MIT License | 5 votes |
def plugin_unloaded(): PACKAGE_NAME = __name__.split('.')[0] from package_control import events if events.pre_upgrade(PACKAGE_NAME): print('Upgrading from %s!' % events.pre_upgrade(PACKAGE_NAME)) elif events.remove(PACKAGE_NAME): # set_language("EN", True) cleanup() sublime_plugin.reload_plugin('Default') print('Removing %s!' % events.remove(PACKAGE_NAME))
Example #8
Source File: reloader.py From AutomaticPackageReloader with MIT License | 4 votes |
def reload_package(package, dependencies=[], dummy=True, verbose=True): if verbose: dprint("begin", fill='=') packages = [package] + dependencies parents = set() for package in packages: for parent in resolve_parents(package): parents.add(parent) parents = list(parents) modules = sorted( list(set(get_package_modules(packages + parents))), key=lambda x: x[0].split('.') ) plugins = [m for m, is_plugin in modules if is_plugin] # Tell Sublime to unload plugin_modules for plugin in plugins: if plugin in sys.modules: sublime_plugin.unload_module(sys.modules[plugin]) # these are modules marked to be reloaded, they are not necessarily reloaded modules_to_reload = [sys.modules[m] for m, is_plugin in modules if m in sys.modules] with ReloadingImporter(modules_to_reload, verbose) as importer: if plugins: # we only reload top level plugin_modules to mimic Sublime Text natural order for plugin in plugins: if plugin in sys.modules: module = sys.modules[plugin] importer.reload(module) for plugin in plugins: if plugin in sys.modules: module = sys.modules[plugin] sublime_plugin.load_module(module) else: # in case we missed something sublime_plugin.reload_plugin(plugin) else: # it is possibly a dependency but no packages use it for module in modules_to_reload: importer.reload(module) if dummy: load_dummy(verbose) if verbose: dprint("end", fill='-')