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list | commitlist = [] |
list | itinerary = [] |
A static class that delays execution of functions. It calls `QtCore.QTimer.singleShot(0, doTasks)` where `doTasks` is a static method which executes the commands stored in the list attributes. Attributes ---------- itinerary: list of tuples Each tuple is of the form `(name, arg)`. The `name` is a reference (pointer) to a function, and `arg` is the corresponding argument that is passed to that function. It then tries executing the function with the argument, if available, or without it, if not available. :: name(arg) name() commitlist: list of tuples Each tuple is of the form `(name, command_list)`. The `name` is a string identifier or description of the commands that will be run, and `command_list` is a list of strings that indicate the Python instructions that will be executed, or a reference to a single function that will be executed. If `command_list` is a list, the program opens a transaction, then runs all commands in the list in sequence, and finally commits the transaction. :: command_list = ["command1", "command2", "..."] App.activeDocument().openTransaction(name) Gui.doCommand("command1") Gui.doCommand("command2") Gui.doCommand("...") App.activeDocument().commitTransaction() If `command_list` is a reference to a function the function is executed directly. :: command_list = function App.activeDocument().openTransaction(name) function() App.activeDocument().commitTransaction() afteritinerary: list of tuples Each tuple is of the form `(name, arg)`. This list is used just like `itinerary`. Lists ----- The lists contain tuples. Each tuple contains a `name` which is just a string to identify the operation, and a `command_list` which is a list of strings, each string an individual Python instruction.
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Add the function and argument to the itinerary list. Schedule geometry manipulation that would crash Coin if done in the event callback. If the `itinerary` list is empty, it will call `QtCore.QTimer.singleShot(0, ToDo.doTasks)` to execute the commands in the other lists. Finally, it will build the tuple `(f, arg)` and append it to the `itinerary` list. Parameters ---------- f: function reference A reference (pointer) to a Python command which can be executed directly. :: f() arg: argument reference A reference (pointer) to the argument to the `f` function. :: f(arg)
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Add the function and argument to the afteritinerary list. Schedule geometry manipulation that would crash Coin if done in the event callback. Works the same as `delay`. If the `afteritinerary` list is empty, it will call `QtCore.QTimer.singleShot(0, ToDo.doTasks)` to execute the commands in the other lists. Finally, it will build the tuple `(f, arg)` and append it to the `afteritinerary` list.
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Execute the other lists, and add to the commit list. Schedule geometry manipulation that would crash Coin if done in the event callback. First it calls `QtCore.QTimer.singleShot(0, ToDo.doTasks)` to execute the commands in all lists. Then the `cl` list is assigned as the new commit list. Parameters ---------- cl: list of tuples Each tuple is of the form `(name, command_list)`. The `name` is a string identifier or description of the commands that will be run, and `command_list` is a list of strings that indicate the Python instructions that will be executed. See the attributes of the `ToDo` class for more information.
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Execute the commands stored in the lists. The lists are `itinerary`, `commitlist` and `afteritinerary`.
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