1. Briefly
I don’t find, what should I do, that function from Sublime Text plugin will stop, if user run Sublime Text command.
2. Settings
For example, I want to edit @keith-hall countdown timer:
import sublime
import sublime_plugin
class LovernaStandardCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):
def run(self, edit, seconds=10):
self.print_seconds(sublime.active_window().new_file(), seconds)
def print_seconds(self, view, seconds):
mpg_command = ["mpg123", "-q", "beep-09.mp3"]
text = ''
if seconds > 0:
text = str(seconds)
if seconds == 5:
subprocess.Popen(mpg_command, shell=True)
text += ' seconds'
sublime.set_timeout_async(
lambda: self.print_seconds(
view, seconds - 1), 1000)
else:
text = 'Time over!'
view.run_command(
'append', {
'characters': text + '\n', 'scroll_to_end': True})
3. Steps to reproduce
User run loverna_standard command → user run force_quit command.
4. Expected behavior
loverna_standard command will stop.
5. Did not help
- I add:
import sys
class KeyBindingListener(sublime_plugin.EventListener):
def on_window_command(self, window, name, args):
if name == 'force_quit':
print("Run Force Quit")
# Stop function
# http://stackoverflow.com/a/73673/5951529
sys.exit()
It doesn’t work, I still hear sound from print_seconds function (used mpg123 player).
2. I use raise SystemExit and return instead of sys.exit().
3. I use try... except
def run(self, edit, seconds=10):
try:
self.print_seconds(sublime.active_window().new_file(), seconds)
except self.view.run_command('force_quit'):
print("Run force_quit command!")
return
Thanks.
