Fusion class

[snare]

Added a Fusion class which is a bit more user-friendly than just calling vmrun. You can give it a directory to find more VMs since vmrun doesn't return any VMs that are not currently running. It has a collection of VM objects which can be accessed by index or name.

    >>> import vmfusion
    >>> f = vmfusion.Fusion('/Users/x/VM')
    >>> [v.name for v in f.vms]
    ['QNX', 'Ubuntu 64-bit', 'Windows 7 x64']
    >>> [v.is_running for v in f.vms]
    [False, False, False]
    >>> f[0]
    <vmfusion.VM object at 0x10a018910>
    >>> f[0].name
    'QNX'
    >>> f['QNX']
    <vmfusion.VM object at 0x10a018910>
    >>> f['QNX'].name
    'QNX'
    >>> f[-1].start()
    >>> [v.is_running for v in f.vms]
    [False, False, True]

I also added an is_running property to the VM class.

It looks like my text editor trimmed a bunch of trailing whitespace here and there too.

[msteinhoff]

Hm, this is basically the same as https://github.com/msteinhoff/vmfusion-cli/blob/master/bin/vmfusion-cli.

There are also a bunch of other changes in the pipeline (a reworked and more flexible API and an editorconfig to get rid of the whitesapce problems) but I am currently busy with contracting work and a few weeks of holiday starting next week.

I try to check back with this end of August.