source: trunk/src/testing/dim/dim.py @ 4

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# Author: Ratko Jagodic
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# python imports
import optparse, time, os, sys

# my imports
from deviceManager import DeviceManager
from eventManager import EventManager
from overlayManager import OverlayManager
from listener import Listener
from sageGate import SageGate
from sageData import SageData
from globals import *


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#                         GLOBALS   
#
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

VERBOSE = False
LISTENER_PORT = 20005   # for HW capture modules (ie HW devices sending events)


os.chdir(sys.path[0])


class DIM:
    def __init__(self, host, port):
        # sageGate is the network connection with SAGE
        self.sageGate = SageGate()
        setSageGate(self.sageGate)

        # the event manager takes care of properly dispatching events
        self.evtMgr = EventManager()
        setEvtMgr(self.evtMgr)
        self.evtMgr.addHandlers()

        # sageData keeps the current state of the SAGE windows/apps
        self.sageData = SageData()
        setSageData(self.sageData)
        
        # overlay manager creates, destroys and updates overlays
        self.overlayMgr = OverlayManager()
        setOverlayMgr(self.overlayMgr)

        # contains all the devices and takes care of loading plugins for them
        # also, distributes HW messages to each device 
        self.devMgr = DeviceManager()
        setDevMgr(self.devMgr)

        # connect to SAGE
        for i in range(5):  # try to connect to SAGE for 5 seconds
            if self.sageGate.connectToSage(host, port) != 0:
                self.sageGate.registerSage()
                break
            time.sleep(1)
        else:  # we didn't manage to connect to sage in 5 seconds... so quit
            exitApp()

        # start listening for the device events
        time.sleep(4)   # wait till all the messages come in
        self.overlayMgr.addOverlay(OVERLAY_WALL)
        self.listener = Listener(LISTENER_PORT, self.devMgr.onHWMessage)
        self.listener.serve_forever()



### sets up the parser for the command line options
def get_commandline_options():
    parser = optparse.OptionParser()

    h = "if set, prints output to console, otherwise to output_log.txt"
    parser.add_option("-v", "--verbose", dest="verbose", action="store_true", help=h, default=False)

    h = "interaction with which sage? (default=localhost)"
    parser.add_option("-s", "--sage_host", dest="host", help=h, default="localhost")

    h = "the UI port number for sage (default is 20001)"
    parser.add_option("-p", "--sage_port", dest="port", help=h, type="int", default=20001)

    return parser.parse_args()




# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#                         MAIN
#
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------


def main():
    global VERBOSE
    
    # parse the command line params
    (options, args) = get_commandline_options()
    VERBOSE = options.verbose
    sagePort = options.port
    sageHost = options.host

    # start everything off
    DIM(sageHost, sagePort)
    

    
if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()