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baldurk 849f5b443d Change python handling from sub-interpreters to per-context globals
* Using a separate dict for globals/locals for each interpreter means we
  still get separation of variables and no persistence where we don't
  want it, but removing sub-interpreters means pyside can work as it
  uses the PyGILState_ APIs which do not support sub-interpreters.
* We import everything up front then duplicate the __main__ each time we
  create a new context so we keep the __main__ pristine and muck up an
  individual copy.
* Because sys is now shared, the output redirectors that overwrite
  sys.stdout and sys.stderr have a NULL context, and instead they look
  up a specific global which contains the actual context pointer.
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#pragma once
#include <QObject>
#include <QString>
#include "renderdoc_replay.h"
class QThread;
typedef struct _object PyObject;
typedef struct _frame PyFrameObject;
typedef struct _ts PyThreadState;
class PythonContext : public QObject
{
private:
Q_OBJECT
public:
explicit PythonContext(QObject *parent = NULL);
~PythonContext();
static void GlobalInit();
static void GlobalShutdown();
template <typename T>
void setGlobal(const char *varName, T *object)
{
QByteArray baseTypeName = TypeName<T>();
baseTypeName += " *";
setGlobal(varName, baseTypeName.data(), (void *)object);
}
QString currentFile() { return location.file; }
int currentLine() { return location.line; }
signals:
void traceLine(const QString &file, int line);
void exception(const QString &type, const QString &value, const QList<QString> &frames);
void textOutput(bool isStdError, const QString &output);
public slots:
void executeString(const QString &source);
void executeString(const QString &filename, const QString &source);
void executeFile(const QString &filename);
void setGlobal(const char *varName, const char *typeName, void *object);
private:
// this is the dict for __main__ after importing our modules, which is copied for each actual
// python context
static PyObject *main_dict;
static bool initialised();
// this is local to this context, containing a dict copied from a pristine __main__ that any
// globals are set into and any scripts execute in
PyObject *context_namespace = NULL;
struct
{
QString file;
int line = 0;
} location;
// Python callbacks
static PyObject *outstream_write(PyObject *self, PyObject *args);
static PyObject *outstream_flush(PyObject *self, PyObject *args);
static int traceEvent(PyObject *obj, PyFrameObject *frame, int what, PyObject *arg);
};