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import configparser
import datetime
import os
import tempfile
import threading

import bpy

"""List of possibly appropriate paths to load/save addon config from/to"""
config_paths = []
if bpy.utils.user_resource('CONFIG', '') != "": config_paths.append(bpy.utils.user_resource('CONFIG', '', create=True))
if bpy.utils.user_resource('SCRIPTS', '') != "": config_paths.append(bpy.utils.user_resource('SCRIPTS', '', create=True))
# want to scan other script paths in reverse order, since the user path comes last
sp = [p for p in bpy.utils.script_paths() if p != '']
sp.reverse()
config_paths.extend(sp)

"""This path is set at the start of export, so that calls to
path_relative_to_export() can make all exported paths relative to
this one.
"""
export_path = '';

def path_relative_to_export(p):
	"""Return a path that is relative to the export path"""
	global export_path
	p = filesystem_path(p)
	try:
		relp = os.path.relpath(p, os.path.dirname(export_path))
	except ValueError: # path on different drive on windows
		relp = p
	
	return relp.replace('\\', '/')

def filesystem_path(p):
	"""Resolve a relative Blender path to a real filesystem path"""
	if p.startswith('//'):
		pout = bpy.path.abspath(p)
	else:
		pout = os.path.realpath(p)
	
	return pout.replace('\\', '/')

# TODO: - somehow specify TYPES to get/set from config

def find_config_value(module, section, key, default):
	"""Attempt to find the configuration value specified by string key
	in the specified section of module's configuration file. If it is
	not found, return default.
	
	"""
	global config_paths
	fc = []
	for p in config_paths:
		if os.path.exists(p) and os.path.isdir(p) and os.access(p, os.W_OK):
			fc.append( '/'.join([p, '%s.cfg' % module]))
	
	if len(fc) < 1:
		print('Cannot find %s config file path' % module)
		return default
		
	cp = configparser.SafeConfigParser()
	
	cfg_files = cp.read(fc)
	if len(cfg_files) > 0:
		try:
			val = cp.get(section, key)
			if val == 'true':
				return True
			elif val == 'false':
				return False
			else:
				return val
		except:
			return default
	else:
		return default

def write_config_value(module, section, key, value):
	"""Attempt to write the configuration value specified by string key
	in the specified section of module's configuration file.
	
	"""
	global config_paths
	fc = []
	for p in config_paths:
		if os.path.exists(p) and os.path.isdir(p) and os.access(p, os.W_OK):
			fc.append( '/'.join([p, '%s.cfg' % module]))
	
	if len(fc) < 1:
		raise Exception('Cannot find a writable path to store %s config file' %
			module)
		
	cp = configparser.SafeConfigParser()
	
	cfg_files = cp.read(fc)
	
	if not cp.has_section(section):
		cp.add_section(section)
		
	if value == True:
		cp.set(section, key, 'true')
	elif value == False:
		cp.set(section, key, 'false')
	else:
		cp.set(section, key, value)
	
	if len(cfg_files) < 1:
		cfg_files = fc
	
	fh=open(cfg_files[0],'w')
	cp.write(fh)
	fh.close()
	
	return True

def scene_filename():
	"""Construct a safe scene filename, using 'untitled' instead of ''"""
	filename = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(bpy.data.filepath))[0]
	if filename == '':
		filename = 'untitled'
	return bpy.path.clean_name(filename)

def temp_directory():
	"""Return the system temp directory"""
	return tempfile.gettempdir()

def temp_file(ext='tmp'):
	"""Get a temporary filename with the given extension. This function
	will actually attempt to create the file."""
	tf, fn = tempfile.mkstemp(suffix='.%s'%ext)
	os.close(tf)
	return fn

class TimerThread(threading.Thread):
	"""Periodically call self.kick(). The period of time in seconds
	between calling is given by self.KICK_PERIOD, and the first call
	may be delayed by setting self.STARTUP_DELAY, also in seconds.
	self.kick() will continue to be called at regular intervals until
	self.stop() is called. Since this is a thread, calling self.join()
	may be wise after calling self.stop() if self.kick() is performing
	a task necessary for the continuation of the program.
	The object that creates this TimerThread may pass into it data
	needed during self.kick() as a dict LocalStorage in __init__().
	
	"""
	STARTUP_DELAY = 0
	KICK_PERIOD = 8
	
	active = True
	timer = None
	
	LocalStorage = None
	
	def __init__(self, LocalStorage=dict()):
		threading.Thread.__init__(self)
		self.LocalStorage = LocalStorage
	
	def set_kick_period(self, period):
		"""Adjust the KICK_PERIOD between __init__() and start()"""
		self.KICK_PERIOD = period + self.STARTUP_DELAY
	
	def stop(self):
		"""Stop this timer. This method does not join()"""
		self.active = False
		if self.timer is not None:
			self.timer.cancel()
			
	def run(self):
		"""Timed Thread loop"""
		while self.active:
			self.timer = threading.Timer(self.KICK_PERIOD, self.kick_caller)
			self.timer.start()
			if self.timer.isAlive(): self.timer.join()
	
	def kick_caller(self):
		"""Intermediary between the kick-wait-loop and kick to allow
		adjustment of the first KICK_PERIOD by STARTUP_DELAY
		
		"""
		if self.STARTUP_DELAY > 0:
			self.KICK_PERIOD -= self.STARTUP_DELAY
			self.STARTUP_DELAY = 0
		
		self.kick()
	
	def kick(self):
		"""Sub-classes do their work here"""
		pass

def format_elapsed_time(t):
	"""Format a duration in seconds as an HH:MM:SS format time"""
	
	td = datetime.timedelta(seconds=t)
	min = td.days*1440  + td.seconds/60.0
	hrs = td.days*24	+ td.seconds/3600.0
	
	return '%i:%02i:%02i' % (hrs, min%60, td.seconds%60)
