Cura/cura/ExtruderManager.py
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Add iteration over extruder manager
This iteration iterates over the extruders.

Contributes to issues CURA-1278 and CURA-351.
2016-06-02 14:17:12 +02:00

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# Copyright (c) 2016 Ultimaker B.V.
# Cura is released under the terms of the AGPLv3 or higher.
from cura.Extruder import Extruder #The individual extruders managed by this manager.
import UM.Application #To get the global container stack to find the current machine.
import UM.Logger
import UM.Settings.ContainerRegistry #Finding containers by ID.
import UM.Signal #To notify other components of changes in the extruders.
## Class that handles the current extruder stack.
#
# This finds the extruders that are available for the currently active machine
# and makes sure that whenever the machine is swapped, this list is kept up to
# date. It also contains and updates the setting stacks for the extruders.
class ExtruderManager:
## The singleton instance of this manager.
__instance = None
## Signal to notify other components when the list of extruders changes.
extrudersChanged = UM.Signal()
## Registers listeners and such to listen to changes to the extruders.
def __init__(self):
self._extruders = [] #Extruders for the current machine.
self._global_container_stack = None
self._next_item = 0 #For when you use this class as iterator.
UM.Application.getInstance().globalContainerStackChanged.connect(self._reconnectExtruderReload) #When the current machine changes, we need to reload all extruders belonging to the new machine.
## Gets an instance of this extruder manager.
#
# If an instance was already created, the old instance is returned. This
# implements the singleton pattern.
@classmethod
def getInstance(cls):
if not cls.__instance:
cls.__instance = ExtruderManager()
return cls.__instance
## Creates an iterator over the extruders in this manager.
#
# \return An iterator over the extruders in this manager.
def __iter__(self):
return iter(self._extruders)
## When the global container stack changes, this reconnects to the new
# signal for containers changing.
def _reconnectExtruderReload(self):
if self._global_container_stack:
self._global_container_stack.containersChanged.disconnect(self._reloadExtruders) #Disconnect from the old global container stack.
self._global_container_stack = UM.Application.getInstance().getGlobalContainerStack()
self._global_container_stack.containersChanged.connect(self._reloadExtruders) #When the current machine changes, we need to reload all extruders belonging to the new machine.
## (Re)loads all extruders of the currently active machine.
#
# This looks at the global container stack to see which machine is active.
# Then it loads the extruders for that machine and loads each of them in a
# list of extruders.
def _reloadExtruders(self):
self._extruders = []
if not self._global_container_stack: #No machine has been added yet.
self.extrudersChanged.emit() #Yes, we just cleared the _extruders list!
return #Then leave them empty!
#Get the extruder definitions belonging to the current machine.
machine = self._global_container_stack.getBottom()
extruder_train_ids = machine.getMetaData("machine_extruder_trains")
for extruder_train_id in extruder_train_ids:
extruder_definitions = UM.Settings.ContainerRegistry.getInstance().findDefinitionContainers(id = extruder_train_id) #Should be only 1 definition if IDs are unique, but add the whole list anyway.
if not extruder_definitions: #Empty list or error.
UM.Logger.log("w", "Machine definition %s refers to an extruder train \"%s\", but no such extruder was found.", machine.getId(), extruder_train_id)
continue
for extruder_definition in extruder_definitions:
self._extruders.append(Extruder(extruder_definition))
self.extrudersChanged.emit()