class_name ClassFunctions extends Control # This should be looked at again when GoDot 4.3 ships as has new OS.execute_with_pipe func array_to_string(arr: Array) -> String: var text: String for line in arr: #text += line + "\n" text = line.strip_edges() + "\n" return text func execute_command(command: String, parameters: Array, console: bool) -> Dictionary: var result = {} var output = [] var exit_code = OS.execute(command, parameters, output, console) ## add if exit == 0 etc result["output"] = array_to_string(output) result["exit_code"] = exit_code #print (array_to_string(output)) #print (result["exit_code"]) return result func run_command_in_thread(command: String, paramaters: Array, _console: bool) -> Dictionary: var thread = Thread.new() thread.start(execute_command.bind(command,paramaters,false)) while thread.is_alive(): await get_tree().process_frame var result = thread.wait_to_finish() thread = null return result func _threaded_command_execution(command: String, parameters: Array, console: bool) -> Dictionary: var result = execute_command(command, parameters, console) return result # Make this generic for command, path and naming func get_text_file_from_system_path(file_path: String, command: String, etype: String) -> Dictionary: var output: Array var data_dict: Dictionary command += file_path var exit_code = OS.execute("sh", ["-c", command], output) if exit_code == 0: var content = array_to_string(output) if etype == "emulist": data_dict = parse_file_list(content) elif etype == "normal": data_dict = parse_imported_string(content) else: print ("Error in get text function") return data_dict else: print("Error reading file: ", exit_code) return {} func parse_imported_string(input_string: String) -> Dictionary: var _result: Dictionary var _current_dict_key: String var lines = input_string.strip_edges().split("\n", false) #if lines.size() > 0: # lines = lines.slice(1, lines.size()) # Skip the first line for line in lines: _current_dict_key = line var parts = line.split("=", false) if parts.size() == 2: var key = parts[0] var value_str = parts[1] _result[key] = {"KEY": key, "Value": value_str} return _result func parse_file_list(content: String) -> Dictionary: var file_dict = {} var regex = RegEx.new() regex.compile(r'"([^"]+)"\s*"([^"]+)"') var matches = regex.search_all(content) for match in matches: var name = match.get_string(1) var description = match.get_string(2) file_dict[name] = description return file_dict func process_url_image(body) -> Texture: var image = Image.new() image.load_png_from_buffer(body) var texture = ImageTexture.create_from_image(image) return texture func launch_help(url: String) -> void: OS.shell_open(url) func import_csv_data(file_path: String) -> Dictionary: # check if file exists var data_dict: Dictionary var file = FileAccess.open(file_path,FileAccess.READ) if file: var csv_lines: PackedStringArray = file.get_as_text().strip_edges().split("\n") for i in range(1, csv_lines.size()): # Start from 1 to skip the header var line = csv_lines[i] var columns = line.split(",") if columns.size() >= 3: var id = columns[0] var url = columns[1] var description = columns[2] data_dict[id] = {"URL": url, "Description": description} file.close() else: print ("Could not open file: %s", file_path) return data_dict func _import_data_lists(file_path: String) -> void: var tk_about: Dictionary = import_csv_data(file_path) for key in tk_about.keys(): var entry = tk_about[key] print("ID: " + key) print("URL: " + entry["URL"]) print("Description: " + entry["Description"]) print("---")