plugin.cpp

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/*
 * SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2014 Boudewijn Rempt (boud@valdyas.org)
 *
 *  SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-2.0-only
 */
 
#include "plugin.h"
 
#include <klocalizedstring.h>
#include <kis_debug.h>
#include <kpluginfactory.h>
 
#include <kis_preference_set_registry.h>
#include "pyqtpluginsettings.h"
 
#include <QCoreApplication>
 
#include <Krita.h>
 
K_PLUGIN_FACTORY_WITH_JSON(KritaPyQtPluginFactory, "kritapykrita.json", registerPlugin<KritaPyQtPlugin>();)
 
KritaPyQtPlugin::KritaPyQtPlugin(QObject *parent, const QVariantList &)
    : QObject(parent)
    , m_autoReload(false)
{
    dbgScript << "Loading Python plugin";
 
    PyKrita::InitResult initResult = PyKrita::initialize();
    switch (initResult) {
        case PyKrita::INIT_OK:
            break;
        case PyKrita::INIT_CANNOT_LOAD_PYTHON_LIBRARY:
            qWarning() << i18n("Cannot load Python library");
            return;
        case PyKrita::INIT_CANNOT_SET_PYTHON_PATHS:
            qWarning() << i18n("Cannot set Python paths");
            return;
        case PyKrita::INIT_CANNOT_LOAD_PYKRITA_MODULE:
            qWarning() << i18n("Cannot load built-in pykrita module");
            return;
        default:
            qWarning() << i18n("Unexpected error initializing python plugin.");
            return;
    }
 
    pluginManager = PyKrita::pluginManager();
 
    KisPreferenceSetRegistry *preferenceSetRegistry = KisPreferenceSetRegistry::instance();
    PyQtPluginSettingsFactory* settingsFactory = new PyQtPluginSettingsFactory(pluginManager);
 
    //load and save preferences
    //if something in kritarc is missing, then the default from this load function will be used and saved back to kconfig.
    //this way, cfg.readEntry() in any part won't be able to set its own default
    KisPreferenceSet* settings = settingsFactory->createPreferenceSet();
    KIS_SAFE_ASSERT_RECOVER_RETURN(settings);
    settings->loadPreferences();
    settings->savePreferences();
    delete settings;
 
    preferenceSetRegistry->add("PyQtPluginSettingsFactory", settingsFactory);
 
    // Try to import the `pykrita` module
    PyKrita::Python py = PyKrita::Python();
    PyObject* pykritaPackage = py.moduleImport("pykrita");
    pykritaPackage = py.moduleImport("krita");
 
    if (pykritaPackage) {
        dbgScript << "Loaded pykrita, now load plugins";
        pluginManager->scanPlugins();
        pluginManager->tryLoadEnabledPlugins();
        //py.functionCall("_pykritaLoaded", PyKrita::Python::PYKRITA_ENGINE);
    } else  {
        dbgScript << "Cannot load pykrita module";
    }
 
    Q_FOREACH (Extension *extension, Krita::instance()->extensions()) {
        extension->setup();
    }
 
    // This ensures that QObject's owned by Python are destructed before
    // the destructor of QCoreApplication is called, in order to prevent
    // a crash on exit.
    // See https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=417465
    // XXX: Commented out because this still can cause crashes:
    // https://invent.kde.org/graphics/krita/-/commit/a0c29913114164ff3f2ba4e255ccee1c52cb3e86#note_260688
    // connect(QCoreApplication::instance(), &QCoreApplication::aboutToQuit, this, []() { PyKrita::finalize(); });
}
 
KritaPyQtPlugin::~KritaPyQtPlugin()
{
    // Don't call PyKrita::finalize here, because that can result in a crash
    // deep inside Qt.
}
 
#include "plugin.moc"