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comparison easyhg.py @ 210:c5fceb3fe5b4
* OS/X: Add script to run external diff; add space around tab widget; textual fixes
* Bail out of easyhg.py in uisetup rather than at extension load time if we can't load PyQt4 -- that way we find out about it in easyhg
* Ensure editing the default path works even if hgrc doesn't yet exist; ensure path and branch are reset (to empty and default) if their respective files are absent
author | Chris Cannam |
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date | Wed, 05 Jan 2011 14:31:07 +0000 |
parents | 07b908b4fa5f |
children | 960b782f0a64 |
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24 # | 24 # |
25 easyhg_import_path = 'NO_EASYHG_IMPORT_PATH' | 25 easyhg_import_path = 'NO_EASYHG_IMPORT_PATH' |
26 if not easyhg_import_path.startswith('NO_'): | 26 if not easyhg_import_path.startswith('NO_'): |
27 sys.path.append(easyhg_import_path) | 27 sys.path.append(easyhg_import_path) |
28 | 28 |
29 from PyQt4 import QtGui | 29 # Try to load the PyQt4 module that we need. If this fails, we should |
30 # bail out later (in uisetup), because if we bail out now, Mercurial | |
31 # will just continue without us and report success. The invoking | |
32 # application needs to be able to discover whether the module load | |
33 # succeeded or not, so we need to ensure that Mercurial itself returns | |
34 # failure if it didn't. | |
35 # | |
36 easyhg_pyqt_ok = True | |
37 try: | |
38 from PyQt4 import QtGui | |
39 except ImportError as err: | |
40 easyhg_pyqt_ok = False | |
30 | 41 |
31 easyhg_qtapp = None | 42 easyhg_qtapp = None |
32 | 43 |
33 def uisetup(ui): | 44 def uisetup(ui): |
45 if not easyhg_pyqt_ok: | |
46 raise util.Abort(_('Failed to load PyQt4 module required by easyhg.py')) | |
34 ui.__class__.prompt = easyhg_prompt | 47 ui.__class__.prompt = easyhg_prompt |
35 ui.__class__.getpass = easyhg_getpass | 48 ui.__class__.getpass = easyhg_getpass |
36 global easyhg_qtapp | 49 global easyhg_qtapp |
37 easyhg_qtapp = QtGui.QApplication([]) | 50 easyhg_qtapp = QtGui.QApplication([]) |
38 | 51 |