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view frontends/primitivus/custom_widgets.py @ 143:119f45746fde
added GPL header to split_card script
author | Goffi <goffi@goffi.org> |
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date | Thu, 22 Jul 2010 22:47:29 +0800 |
parents | e7b8871e9f52 |
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#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ Primitivus: a SAT frontend Copyright (C) 2009, 2010 Jérôme Poisson (goffi@goffi.org) This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. """ import urwid from urwid.escape import utf8decode class Password(urwid.Edit): toto=0 """Edit box which doesn't show what is entered (show '*' or other char instead)""" def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): """Same args than Edit.__init__ with an additional keyword arg 'hidden_char' @param hidden_char: char to show instead of what is actually entered: default '*' """ self.hidden_char=kwargs['hidden_char'] if kwargs.has_key('hidden_char') else '*' self.__real_text='' super(Password, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) def set_edit_text(self, text): self.__real_text = text hidden_txt = len(text)*'*' super(Password, self).set_edit_text(hidden_txt) def get_edit_text(self): return self.__real_text def insert_text(self, text): self._edit_text = self.__real_text super(Password,self).insert_text(text) def render(self, size, focus=False): Password.toto+=1 if Password.toto==30: import os,pdb os.system('reset') pdb.set_trace() return super(Password, self).render(size, focus) class AdvancedEdit(urwid.Edit): """Edit box with some custom improvments new chars: - C-a: like 'home' - C-e: like 'end' - C-k: remove everything on the right of the cursor - C-w: remove the word on the back new behaviour: emit a 'click' signal when enter is pressed""" signals = urwid.Edit.signals + ['click'] def keypress(self, size, key): #TODO: insert mode is not managed yet if key == 'ctrl a': key = 'home' elif key == 'ctrl e': key = 'end' elif key == 'ctrl k': self._delete_highlighted() self.set_edit_text(self.edit_text[:self.edit_pos]) elif key == 'ctrl w': before = self.edit_text[:self.edit_pos] pos = before.rstrip().rfind(" ")+1 self.set_edit_text(before[:pos] + self.edit_text[self.edit_pos:]) self.set_edit_pos(pos) elif key == 'enter': self._emit('click') return super(AdvancedEdit, self).keypress(size, key) class SurroundedText(urwid.FlowWidget): """Text centered on a repeated character (like a Divider, but with a text in the center)""" def __init__(self,text,car=utf8decode('─')): self.text=text self.car=car def rows(self,size,focus=False): return self.display_widget(size, focus).rows(size, focus) def render(self, size, focus=False): return self.display_widget(size, focus).render(size, focus) def display_widget(self, size, focus): (maxcol,) = size middle = (maxcol-len(self.text))/2 render_text = middle * self.car + self.text + (maxcol - len(self.text) - middle) * self.car return urwid.Text(render_text) class SelectableText(urwid.FlowWidget): """Text which can be selected with space""" signals = ['change'] def __init__(self, text, align='left', header='', select_attr=None, default_attr=None, selected = False, data=None): self.text=unicode(text) self.header=header if data: self.data=data if select_attr: self.selected = select_attr if default_attr: self.default = default_attr self.align = align self.__selected=selected def getValue(self): return self.text def setAttribute(self, name, value): """Change attribut used for rendering widget @param name: one of -default: when not selected -selected: when selected @param value: name of the attribute /!\ the attribute name followed by _focus is used when widget has focus""" assert name in ['default', 'selected'] self.__setattr__(name,value) self._invalidate() def setState(self, selected, invisible=False): """Change state @param selected: boolean state value @param invisible: don't emit change signal if True""" assert(type(selected)==bool) self.__selected=selected self._invalidate() if not invisible: self._emit("change", self.__selected) def getState(self): return self.__selected def selectable(self): return True def keypress(self, size, key): if key==' ' or key=='enter': self.setState(not self.__selected) else: return key def rows(self,size,focus=False): return self.display_widget(size, focus).rows(size, focus) def render(self, size, focus=False): return self.display_widget(size, focus).render(size, focus) def display_widget(self, size, focus): try: select_attr = self.selected except AttributeError: select_attr = 'selected' try: default_attr = self.default except AttributeError: default_attr = 'default' attr = select_attr if self.__selected else default_attr if focus: attr+="_focus" return urwid.Text((attr,self.header+self.text), align=self.align) class ClickableText(SelectableText): signals = SelectableText.signals + ['click'] def setState(self, selected, invisible=False): self._emit('click') class GenericList(urwid.WidgetWrap): signals = ['click','change'] def __init__(self, options, style=[], align='left', option_type = SelectableText, on_click=None, on_change=None, user_data=None): """ Widget managing list of string and their selection @param options: list of strings used for options @param style: list of string: - 'single' if only one must be selected - 'no_first_select' nothing selected when list is first displayed - 'can_select_none' if we can select nothing @param align: alignement of text inside the list @param on_click: method called when click signal is emited @param user_data: data sent to the callback for click signal """ self.single = 'single' in style self.no_first_select = 'no_first_select' in style self.can_select_none = 'can_select_none' in style self.align = align self.option_type = option_type self.first_display = True if on_click: urwid.connect_signal(self, 'click', on_click, user_data) if on_change: urwid.connect_signal(self, 'change', on_change, user_data) self.content = urwid.SimpleListWalker([]) self.list_box = urwid.ListBox(self.content) urwid.WidgetWrap.__init__(self, self.list_box) self.changeValues(options) def __onStateChange(self, widget, selected): if self.single: if not selected and not self.can_select_none: #if in single mode, it's forbidden to unselect a value widget.setState(True, invisible=True) return if selected: self.unselectAll(invisible=True) widget.setState(True, invisible=True) self._emit("click") def unselectAll(self, invisible=False): for widget in self.content: if widget.getState(): widget.setState(False, invisible) widget._invalidate() def deleteValue(self, value): """Delete the first value equal to the param given""" for widget in self.content: if widget.getValue() == value: self.content.remove(widget) self._emit('change') return raise ValueError("%s ==> %s" % (str(value),str(self.content))) def getSelectedValue(self): """Convenience method to get the value selected as a string in single mode, or None""" values = self.getSelectedValues() return values[0] if values else None def getAllValues(self): """Return values of all items""" return [widget.getValue() for widget in self.content] def getSelectedValues(self): """Return values of selected items""" result = [] for widget in self.content: if widget.getState(): result.append(widget.getValue()) return result def getDisplayWidget(self): return self.list_box def changeValues(self, new_values): """Change all value in one shot""" if not self.first_display: old_selected = self.getSelectedValues() widgets = [] for option in new_values: widget = self.option_type(option, self.align) if not self.first_display and option in old_selected: widget.setState(True) widgets.append(widget) try: urwid.connect_signal(widget, 'change', self.__onStateChange) except NameError: pass #the widget given doesn't support 'change' signal self.content[:] = widgets if self.first_display and self.single and new_values and not self.no_first_select: self.content[0].setState(True) display_widget = self.getDisplayWidget() self._set_w(display_widget) self._emit('change') self.first_display = False def selectValue(self, value): self.unselectAll() idx = 0 for widget in self.content: if widget.getSelectedValue() == value: widget.setState(True) self.list_box.set_focus(idx) return idx+=1 class List(urwid.FlowWidget): """FlowWidget list, same arguments as GenericList, with an additional one 'max_height'""" signals = ['click','change'] def __init__(self, options, style=[], max_height=5, align='left', option_type = SelectableText, on_click=None, on_change=None, user_data=None): self.genericList = GenericList(options, style, align, option_type, on_click, on_change, user_data) self.max_height = max_height def selectable(self): return True def keypress(self, size, key): return self.displayWidget(size,True).keypress(size, key) def unselectAll(self, invisible=False): return self.genericList.unselectAll(invisible) def deleteValue(self, value): return self.genericList.deleteValue(value) def getSelectedValue(self): return self.genericList.getSelectedValue() def getAllValues(self): return self.genericList.getAllValues() def getSelectedValues(self): return self.genericList.getSelectedValues() def changeValues(self, new_values): return self.genericList.changeValues(new_values) def selectValue(self, value): return self.genericList.selectValue(value) def render(self, size, focus=False): return self.displayWidget(size, focus).render(size, focus) def rows(self, size, focus=False): return self.displayWidget(size, focus).rows(size, focus) def displayWidget(self, size, focus): list_size = sum([wid.rows(size, focus) for wid in self.genericList.content]) height = min(list_size,self.max_height) or 1 return urwid.BoxAdapter(self.genericList, height) ## MISC ## class MenuBox(urwid.WidgetWrap): signals = ['click'] def __init__(self,parent,items): self.parent = parent self.selected = None content = urwid.SimpleListWalker([ClickableText(text,default_attr='menuitem') for text in items]) for wid in content: urwid.connect_signal(wid, 'click', self.onClick) self.listBox = urwid.ListBox(content) menubox = urwid.LineBox(urwid.BoxAdapter(self.listBox,len(items))) urwid.WidgetWrap.__init__(self,menubox) def getValue(self): return self.selected def keypress(self, size, key): if key=='up': if self.listBox.get_focus()[1] == 0: self.parent.keypress(size, key) elif key=='left' or key=='right': self.parent.keypress(size,'up') self.parent.keypress(size,key) return super(MenuBox,self).keypress(size,key) def onClick(self, wid): self.selected = wid.getValue() self._emit('click') class Menu(urwid.FlowWidget): def __init__(self,loop, x_orig=0): """Menu widget @param loop: main loop of urwid @param x_orig: absolute start of the abscissa """ super(Menu, self).__init__() self.loop = loop self.menu_keys = [] self.menu = {} self.x_orig = x_orig self.shortcuts = {} #keyboard shortcuts self.focus_menu = 0 self.save_bottom = None def selectable(self): return True def getMenuSize(self): """return the current number of categories in this menu""" return len(self.menu_keys) def setOrigX(self, orig_x): self.x_orig = orig_x def __buildOverlay(self,menu_key,columns): """Build the overlay menu which show menuitems @param menu_key: name of the category @colums: column number where the menubox must be displayed""" max_len = 0 for item in self.menu[menu_key]: if len(item[0]) > max_len: max_len = len(item[0]) self.save_bottom = self.loop.widget menu_box = MenuBox(self,[item[0] for item in self.menu[menu_key]]) urwid.connect_signal(menu_box, 'click', self.onClick) self.loop.widget = urwid.Overlay(urwid.AttrMap(menu_box,'menubar'),self.save_bottom,('fixed left', columns),max_len+2,('fixed top',1),None) def keypress(self, size, key): if key == 'right' and self.focus_menu < len(self.menu)-1: self.focus_menu += 1 self._invalidate() elif key == 'left' and self.focus_menu > 0: self.focus_menu -= 1 self._invalidate() return elif key == 'down': if self.menu_keys and not self.save_bottom: column = sum([len(menu)+4 for menu in self.menu_keys[0:self.focus_menu]],self.focus_menu+self.x_orig) self.__buildOverlay(self.menu_keys[self.focus_menu],column) elif key == 'up': if self.save_bottom: self.loop.widget = self.save_bottom self.save_bottom = None return key def checkShortcuts(self, key): for shortcut in self.shortcuts.keys(): if key == shortcut: category, item, callback = self.shortcuts[shortcut] callback((category, item)) return key def addMenu(self, category, item, callback, shortcut=None): """Add a menu item, create the category if new @param category: category of the menu (e.g. File/Edit) @param item: menu item (e.g. new/close/about) @callback: method to call when item is selected""" if not category in self.menu.keys(): self.menu_keys.append(category) self.menu[category] = [] self.menu[category].append((item, callback)) if shortcut: assert(shortcut not in self.shortcuts.keys()) self.shortcuts[shortcut] = (category, item, callback) def rows(self,size,focus=False): return self.display_widget(size, focus).rows(size, focus) def render(self, size, focus=False): return self.display_widget(size, focus).render(size, focus) def display_widget(self, size, focus): render_txt = [] idx = 0 for menu in self.menu_keys: if focus and idx == self.focus_menu: render_txt.append(('selected_menu', '[ %s ]' % menu)) render_txt.append(' ') else: render_txt.append('[ %s ] ' % menu) idx += 1 return urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text(render_txt), 'menubar') def onClick(self, widget): category = self.menu_keys[self.focus_menu] item = widget.getValue() for menu_item in self.menu[category]: if item == menu_item[0]: callback = menu_item[1] break if callback: self.keypress(None,'up') callback((category, item)) class MenuRoller(urwid.WidgetWrap): def __init__(self,menus_list): """Create a MenuRoller @param menus_list: list of tuple with (name, Menu_instance), name can be None """ assert (menus_list) self.selected = 0 self.name_list = [] self.menus = {} self.columns = urwid.Columns([urwid.Text(''),urwid.Text('')]) urwid.WidgetWrap.__init__(self, self.columns) for menu_tuple in menus_list: name,menu = menu_tuple self.addMenu(name, menu) def __showSelected(self): """show menu selected""" name_txt = u'\u21c9 '+self.name_list[self.selected]+u' \u21c7 ' current_name = ClickableText(name_txt) name_len = len(name_txt) current_menu = self.menus[self.name_list[self.selected]] current_menu.setOrigX(name_len) self.columns.widget_list[0] = current_name self.columns.column_types[0]=('fixed', name_len) self.columns.widget_list[1] = current_menu def keypress(self, size, key): if key=='up': if self.columns.get_focus_column()==0 and self.selected > 0: self.selected -= 1 self.__showSelected() elif key=='down': if self.columns.get_focus_column()==0 and self.selected < len(self.name_list)-1: self.selected += 1 self.__showSelected() elif key=='right': if self.columns.get_focus_column()==0 and \ (self.columns.widget_list[1].__class__ == urwid.Text or \ self.menus[self.name_list[self.selected]].getMenuSize()==0): return #if we have no menu or the menu is empty, we don't go the right column return super(MenuRoller, self).keypress(size, key) def addMenu(self, name_param, menu): name = name_param or '' if name not in self.name_list: self.name_list.append(name) self.menus[name] = menu if self.name_list[self.selected] == name: self.__showSelected() #if we are on the menu, we update it def checkShortcuts(self, key): for menu in self.name_list: key = self.menus[menu].checkShortcuts(key) return key ## DIALOGS ## class GenericDialog(urwid.WidgetWrap): def __init__(self, widgets_lst, title, style=[], **kwargs): frame_header = urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text(title,'center'),'title') buttons = None if "OK/CANCEL" in style: buttons = [urwid.Button(_("Cancel"), kwargs['cancel_cb']), urwid.Button(_("Ok"), kwargs['ok_cb'], kwargs['ok_value'])] elif "YES/NO" in style: buttons = [urwid.Button(_("Yes"), kwargs['yes_cb']), urwid.Button(_("No"), kwargs['no_cb'], kwargs['yes_value'])] if "OK" in style: buttons = [urwid.Button(_("Ok"), kwargs['ok_cb'], kwargs['ok_value'])] if buttons: buttons_flow = urwid.GridFlow(buttons, max([len(button.get_label()) for button in buttons])+4, 1, 1, 'center') widgets_lst.append(buttons_flow) body_content = urwid.SimpleListWalker(widgets_lst) frame_body = urwid.ListBox(body_content) frame = urwid.Frame(frame_body, frame_header) decorated_frame = urwid.LineBox(frame) urwid.WidgetWrap.__init__(self, decorated_frame) class InputDialog(GenericDialog): """Dialog with an edit box""" def __init__(self, title, instrucions, style=['OK/CANCEL'], default_txt = '', **kwargs): instr_wid = urwid.Text(instrucions+':') edit_box = urwid.Edit(edit_text=default_txt) GenericDialog.__init__(self, [instr_wid,edit_box], title, style, ok_value=edit_box, **kwargs) class ConfirmDialog(GenericDialog): """Dialog with buttons for confirm or cancel an action""" def __init__(self, title, style=['YES/NO'], **kwargs): GenericDialog.__init__(self, [], title, style, yes_value=None, **kwargs) class Alert(GenericDialog): """Dialog with just a message and a OK button""" def __init__(self, title, message, style=['OK'], **kwargs): GenericDialog.__init__(self, [urwid.Text(message, 'center')], title, style, ok_value=None, **kwargs) ## CONTAINERS ## class FocusFrame(urwid.Frame): """Frame which manage 'tab' key""" def keypress(self, size, key): if key == 'tab': focus_list = ('header','body','footer') focus_idx = focus_list.index(self.focus_part) for i in range(2): focus_idx = (focus_idx + 1) % len(focus_list) focus_name = focus_list[focus_idx] widget = getattr(self,'_'+focus_name) if widget!=None and widget.selectable(): self.set_focus(focus_name) return urwid.Frame.keypress(self, size, key) ## DECORATORS ## class LabelLine(urwid.LineBox): """Like LineBox, but with a Label centered in the top line""" def __init__(self, original_widget, label_widget): urwid.LineBox.__init__(self, original_widget) top_columns = self._w.widget_list[0] top_columns.widget_list[1] = label_widget class VerticalSeparator(urwid.WidgetDecoration, urwid.WidgetWrap): def __init__(self, original_widget, left_char = utf8decode("│"), right_char = ''): """Draw a separator on left and/or of original_widget.""" widgets = [original_widget] if left_char: widgets.insert(0, ('fixed', 1, urwid.SolidFill(left_char))) if right_char: widgets.append(('fixed', 1, urwid.SolidFill(right_char))) columns = urwid.Columns(widgets, box_columns = [0,2], focus_column = 1) urwid.WidgetDecoration.__init__(self, original_widget) urwid.WidgetWrap.__init__(self, columns)