45 lines
1.4 KiB
Python
45 lines
1.4 KiB
Python
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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import logging
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import cPickle as Pickle
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from utils import pickl_window
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###############################################################################
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log = logging.getLogger("PLEX."+__name__)
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###############################################################################
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def pickle_me(obj, window_var='plex_result'):
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"""
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Pickles the obj to the window variable. Use to transfer Python
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objects between different PKC python instances (e.g. if default.py is
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called and you'd want to use the service.py instance)
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obj can be pretty much any Python object. However, classes and
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functions won't work. See the Pickle documentation
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"""
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log.debug('Start pickling: %s' % obj)
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pickl_window(window_var, value=Pickle.dumps(obj))
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log.debug('Successfully pickled')
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def unpickle_me(window_var='plex_result'):
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"""
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Unpickles a Python object from the window variable window_var.
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Will then clear the window variable!
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"""
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result = pickl_window(window_var)
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pickl_window(window_var, clear=True)
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log.debug('Start unpickling')
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obj = Pickle.loads(result)
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log.debug('Successfully unpickled: %s' % obj)
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return obj
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class Playback_Successful(object):
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"""
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Used to communicate with another PKC Python instance
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"""
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listitem = None
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