PySide 中的终端应用程序

Question

我正在 PySide 中创建一个应用程序，我想添加一个类似控制台/终端的屏幕，您可以在其中看到提示并且可以键入命令。我怎么能做到这一点。我猜测 QPlainTextEdit/QTextEdit 的输出和实际提示的 QLineEdit 的某种组合。有没有更好的方法来做到这一点？

Answer 1

您可以查看 Spyder。他们使用 PyQt（类似）并有一个终端。我认为您可以导入他们的终端小部件，但我没有玩过。

https://code.google.com/p/spyderlib/

另外，它是我目前最喜欢的 Python 编辑器！

我花了很多时间试图找到这样的东西，但无济于事。祝你好运！

Answer 2

我使用自定义 QPlainTextEdit 和自定义 QLineEdit 进行了此操作。我还有一个指示器标签，它会在终端上显示“>>>”以显示用户输入。它需要更多的工作。最好的方法是基于 QTextEdit 和您自己的 io 处理程序创建您自己的自定义小部件。下面是我的执行方法示例，self.input 是 QLineEdit，self.view 是 QTextEdit。它应该能让你大致了解。

import io, subprocess, shlex, code, rlcompleter, platform

def execute(self, currentText=None):
    """Execute runs the command given based on the console type.

    If the console type is "both" then execute will run python commands 
    unless the user give the input ::os::command or ("::(platform.syste())::command").
    Otherwise the console type will determine the what the input will execute with.

    Args:
        currentText(str): Text to execute. None will run the text from the QLineEdit self.input.
    """
    # Check for given text
    if currentText is None:
        currentText = self.input.text()
        self.input.clear()
        self.view.display(currentText, "input")
    else:
        cmd = re.search("^>>>", currentText) # search for start only 
        if cmd is None:
            currentText = ">>>" + currentText
        else:
            self.view.display(currentText, "input")
    # end

    # Variables
    self.completer.clear()
    cmdString = re.sub("^>>>", "", currentText)
    result = None
    displayType = "output"
    run, cmdString = self.getRunType(cmdString)

    try:
        # Check where the output is going
        sys.stdout = self.out = io.StringIO()
        sys.stderr = sys.stdout

        if run == "python": # Run python command
            result = self._runInterpreter(cmdString)
            displayType = "python"

        elif run == "os": # Run os command
            result = self._runSubprocess(cmdString)
            displayType = "os"
    except Exception as err:
        result = str(err)
        displayType = "Error"

        notFoundPython = "NameError:" in result and "is not defined" in result 
        notFoundWindows = "returned non-zero exit status" in result
        if notFoundPython or notFoundWindows:
            result = "Command not found"
    finally:
        sys.stdout = self.old_stdout
        sys.stderr = self.old_stdout

        self.display(result, displayType)
# end execute

def getRunType(self, cmdString):
    run = self._consoleType

    # Check the run type
    if self._consoleType == "both":
        if re.search("^::python::", cmdString) is not None:
            cmdString = re.sub("^::[a-z]*::", "", cmdString)
            run = "python"

        elif re.search("^(::os::|::"+platform.system()+"::)", cmdString) is not None:
            cmdString = re.sub("^::[a-z]*::", "", cmdString)
            run = "os"
        else:
            run = "python"
    # end

    return run, cmdString
# end getRunType

def _runInterpreter(self, cmdString, outIO=None, run=None):
    # Check for a proper console type
    if(self._consoleType != "both" and self._consoleType != "python"):
        return

    # Get the IO
    if outIO is None:
        outIO = sys.stdout

    # Run python command       

    self.interpreter.push(cmdString)

    # Check outIO
    result = "Unreadable buffer: Check python's sys.stdout"
    if isinstance(outIO, io.StringIO):
        result = outIO.getvalue()
    else:
        if outIO.readable():
            result = str(outIO.readlines())

    # Check for error
    if re.search("^Traceback", result) or re.search("[a-zA-z]*Error:", result):
        raise ValueError(result)

    return result
# end _runInterpreter

def _runSubprocess(self, cmdString, run=None):
    # Check for a proper console type
    if(self._consoleType != "both" and self._consoleType != "os"):
        return

    # Run OS command
    cmd = shlex.split(cmdString)
    result = subprocess.check_output(cmd, shell=True, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT).decode("utf-8")

    # Check for error
    if re.search("^Traceback", result) or re.search("[a-zA-z]*Error:", result):
        raise ValueError(result)

    return result
# end _runSubprocess