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python_struct.cpp
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/*
\file python_struct.cpp
\remarks This file defines the 3dsMax struct called python
\author Blur Studio (c) 2010
\email beta@blur.com
\license This software is released under the GNU General Public License. For more info, visit: http://www.gnu.org/
*/
#include "imports.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <import.h>
#include <graminit.h>
#include <pythonrun.h>
// updated to work with max 2012's new maxscript organization
#if __MAXSCRIPT_2012__ || __MAXSCRIPT_2013__ || __MAXSCRIPT_2015__
#include "macros/define_external_functions.h"
#include "macros/define_instantiation_functions.h"
// include settings for previous versions of 3dsmax
#else
#include "defextfn.h"
#include "definsfn.h"
#endif
#include "macros.h"
#include "wrapper.h"
// Define the python struct in 3dsMax
def_struct_primitive( import, pymax, "import" );
def_struct_primitive( reload, pymax, "reload" );
def_struct_primitive( run, pymax, "run" );
def_struct_primitive( exec, pymax, "exec" );
// python.import function: import a python module to maxscript
Value*
import_cf( Value** arg_list, int count ) {
// Step 1: make sure the arguments supplied are correct
check_arg_count( python.import, 1, count );
// Step 2: protect the maxscript memory
MXS_PROTECT( two_value_locals( mxs_check, mxs_return ) );
// Step 3: convert the maxscript value
MXS_EVAL( arg_list[0], vl.mxs_check );
// Step 4: calculate the python module name to import
const MCHAR* module_name = NULL;
try { module_name = vl.mxs_check->to_string(); }
MXS_CATCHERRORS();
// Step 5: import the module
if ( module_name ) {
MCharToPyString pys(module_name);
if( pys.pyString() ) {
PyObject* module = PyImport_Import( pys.pyString() );
vl.mxs_return = ( module ) ? ObjectWrapper::intern( module ) : &undefined;
}
PY_ERROR_PROPAGATE_MXS_CLEANUP();
}
else {
mprintf( _T("python.import() error: importing modules must be done with a string value\n") );
vl.mxs_return = &undefined;
}
MXS_RETURN( vl.mxs_return );
}
// python.reload function: reload an existing module in maxscript
Value*
reload_cf( Value** arg_list, int count ) {
// Step 1: make sure the arguments supplied are correct in count
check_arg_count( python.reload, 1, count );
// Step 2: evaluate the input item
MXS_PROTECT(one_value_local(mxs_check));
MXS_EVAL( arg_list[0], vl.mxs_check );
// Step 3: make sure the item is a proper type
if ( is_objectwrapper(vl.mxs_check) ) {
PyImport_ReloadModule( ((ObjectWrapper*) vl.mxs_check)->object() );
PY_ERROR_PROPAGATE_MXS_CLEANUP();
}
else { mprintf( _T("python.reload() error: you need to supply a valid python module to reload\n") ); }
MXS_CLEANUP();
return &ok;
}
// python.run function: run a python file from maxscript
Value*
run_cf( Value** arg_list, int count ) {
// Step 1: make sure the arguments supplied are correct in count
check_arg_count( python.run, 1, count );
// Step 2: protect the maxscript memory
MXS_PROTECT(one_value_local(mxs_filename));
MXS_EVAL( arg_list[0], vl.mxs_filename );
// Step 2: create a python file based on the filename
const MCHAR * filename = vl.mxs_filename->to_string();
//mprintf( _T("Got Filename to run: %s\n"), filename );
MCharToPyString pys(filename);
PyObject* args = PyTuple_New(2);
PyTuple_SET_ITEM(args,0,pys.pyStringRef());
PyTuple_SET_ITEM(args,1,PyString_FromString("r"));
//mprintf( _T("Arg tuple created, creating python file object\n") );
PyObject* py_file = PyObject_Call((PyObject*)&PyFile_Type, args, NULL);
Py_DECREF(args);
if( !py_file ) {
mprintf( _T("Call to python file object creation failed\n") );
PY_ERROR_PROPAGATE_MXS_CLEANUP();
return &false_value;
}
//mprintf( _T("File opened, calling PyRun_SimpleFile\n") );
// Step 4: run the file
PyRun_SimpleFile( PyFile_AsFile(py_file), pys.data() );
//mprintf( _T("File ran, cleaning up\n") );
// Step 5: cleanup the memory
Py_DECREF( py_file );
PY_ERROR_PROPAGATE_MXS_CLEANUP();
return &true_value;
}
// python.exec function: execute a python command through a maxscript string
Value*
exec_cf( Value** arg_list, int count ) {
// Step 1: make sure the arguments supplied are correct in count
check_arg_count( python.exec, 1, count );
// Step 2: protect the maxscript memory
MXS_PROTECT(one_value_local(mxs_command));
MXS_EVAL( arg_list[0], vl.mxs_command );
// Step 2: create a python file based on the filename
const MCHAR* command = NULL;
try { command = vl.mxs_command->to_string(); }
MXS_CATCHERRORS();
// Step 3: check to make sure the command is valid
if ( !command ) {
MXS_CLEANUP();
return &false_value;
}
{
MCharToPyString ascii(command);
if( ascii.pyString() )
PyRun_SimpleString( ascii.data() );
PY_ERROR_PROPAGATE_MXS_CLEANUP();
}
// Step 5: cleanup the memory
MXS_CLEANUP();
return &ok;
}
PyExcRuntimeError::PyExcRuntimeError( MCHAR * _error )
: RuntimeError( _error )
, error( _error )
{}
PyExcRuntimeError::~PyExcRuntimeError()
{
delete error;
}
// Returns a new string
MCHAR * pythonExceptionTraceback( bool clearException )
{
/*
import traceback
return '\n'.join(traceback.format_exc()).encode('ascii','replace')
*/
MCHAR * ret = 0;
bool success = false;
PyObject * type, * value, * traceback;
/* Save the current exception */
PyErr_Fetch(&type, &value, &traceback);
if( type ) {
PyObject * traceback_module = PyImport_ImportModule("traceback");
if (traceback_module) {
/* Call the traceback module's format_exception function, which returns a list */
PyObject * traceback_list = PyObject_CallMethod(traceback_module, "format_exception", "OOO", type, value ? value : Py_None, traceback ? traceback : Py_None);
if( traceback_list ) {
PyObject * separator = PyString_FromString("");
if( separator ) {
PyObject * retUni = PyUnicode_Join(separator, traceback_list);
if( retUni ) {
#ifdef UNICODE
ret = _tcsdup( PyUnicode_AsUnicode(retUni) );
#else
PyObject * retAscii = PyUnicode_AsEncodedString(retUni, "ascii", "replace");
if( retAscii ) {
Py_ssize_t len = 0;
char * tmp;
if( PyString_AsStringAndSize( retAscii, &tmp, &len ) != -1 ) {
ret = strdup( tmp );//, len );
success = true;
} else {
ret = _tcsdup( _T("Uhoh, failed to get pointer to ascii representation of the exception") );
success = false;
}
Py_DECREF( retAscii );
} else {
ret = _tcsdup( _T("Uhoh, encoding exception to ascii failed") );
success = false;
}
#endif
Py_DECREF(retUni);
} else
ret = _tcsdup(_T("PyUnicode_Join failed"));
Py_DECREF(separator);
} else
ret = _tcsdup(_T("PyUnicode_FromString failed"));
Py_DECREF(traceback_list);
} else
ret = _tcsdup(_T("Failure calling traceback.format_exception"));
Py_DECREF(traceback_module);
} else
ret = _tcsdup(_T("Unable to load the traceback module, can't get exception text"));
} else
ret = _tcsdup(_T("pythonExceptionTraceback called, but no exception set"));
if( clearException ) {
Py_DECREF(type);
Py_XDECREF(value);
Py_XDECREF(traceback);
} else
PyErr_Restore(type,value,traceback);
return ret;
}