Function runClick

src/gamesbyexample/__init__.py:93–117

(*args)

def runClick(*args):
    i = CURRENT_SELECTED_INDEX
    filename = os.path.join(FOLDER_OF_THIS_FILE, PROGRAMS[i]['filename'])
    TERMINAL_OPENER_FILENAME = os.path.join(FOLDER_OF_THIS_FILE, '__terminalopener__.py')
    CRASH_DETECTOR_FILENAME = os.path.join(FOLDER_OF_THIS_FILE, '__crashdetector__.py')

    # Figure out which program to run to open a new terminal window and then run the .py file:
    if sys.platform == 'win32':
        # 'start cmd' opens a new Command Prompt terminal window
        # '/K' tells the Command Prompt to run this command:
        # We want to run the same Python executable that is running this __init__.py script.
        # That Python should run __crashdetector__.py, with __version__ and filename as arguments
        # Crash detector will run filename as a Python script, and __version__ is used in the debug output if that program crashes.

        #os.system('start cmd /K ' + sys.executable + ' ' + CRASH_DETECTOR_FILENAME + ' ' + __version__ + ' ' + filename)
        # If we run the following line instead of the previous, Ctrl-C will work on Windows but we don't get crash reporting.
        os.system('start cmd /K ' + sys.executable + ' ' + filename)
    elif sys.platform == 'darwin':
        os.system('''osascript -e 'tell application "Terminal" to do script "''' + sys.executable + ' ' + CRASH_DETECTOR_FILENAME + ' ' + __version__ + ' ' + filename + '"' + "'")
    elif _executable_exists('gnome-terminal'):
        # gnome-terminal is used on Ubuntu Linux:
        subprocess.call(['gnome-terminal', '--', sys.executable, TERMINAL_OPENER_FILENAME, __version__, filename])
    elif _executable_exists('lxterminal'):
        # LXTerminal is used on Raspberry Pis:
        subprocess.call(['lxterminal', '-e', sys.executable, TERMINAL_OPENER_FILENAME, __version__, filename])


def viewSourceClick(*args):