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Change psgmain and psgupgrade entry points to launch Python using the same interpreter used to invoke those functions

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PySimpleGUI 2021-11-05 13:48:06 -04:00
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#!/usr/bin/python3 #!/usr/bin/python3
version = __version__ = "4.53.0.16 Unreleased" version = __version__ = "4.53.0.17 Unreleased"
_change_log = """ _change_log = """
Changelog since 4.53.0 released to PyPI on 24-Oct-2021 Changelog since 4.53.0 released to PyPI on 24-Oct-2021
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More work on the right click menus for tabgroups. Need to always set one so that callback occurs More work on the right click menus for tabgroups. Need to always set one so that callback occurs
4.53.0.16 4.53.0.16
Fixed crash in the github upgrade thread that was due to Exec API changing to combine stdout and stderr by default Fixed crash in the github upgrade thread that was due to Exec API changing to combine stdout and stderr by default
4.53.0.17
Changed the psgmain and psgupgrade code to relaunch using the version of Python used to call those functions
It was using the settings file to get the Python version and should instead use whatever was used to invoke PySimpleGUI
""" """
__version__ = version.split()[0] # For PEP 396 and PEP 345 __version__ = version.split()[0] # For PEP 396 and PEP 345
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It simply runs the PySimpleGUI.py file with a command line argument "upgrade" which will It simply runs the PySimpleGUI.py file with a command line argument "upgrade" which will
actually do the upgrade. actually do the upgrade.
""" """
execute_py_file(__file__, 'upgrade') execute_py_file(__file__, 'upgrade', interpreter_command=sys.executable)
def _main_entry_point(): def _main_entry_point():
print('Restarting main as a new process...(needed in case you want to GitHub Upgrade)') print('Restarting main as a new process...(needed in case you want to GitHub Upgrade)')
execute_py_file(__file__) # Relaunch using the same python interpreter that was used to run this function
execute_py_file(__file__, interpreter_command=sys.executable)
main_upgrade_from_github = _upgrade_entry_point main_upgrade_from_github = _upgrade_entry_point