def _loadWidget(self, dialog):
# NOTE: in the fife superclass, this is used for the main widget
# as well as the require-restart message. Here, we allow us to ignore
# the parameter since _showChangeRequireRestartDialog() is overwritten as well
optionsPickbelt = OptionsPickbeltWidget()
wdg = optionsPickbelt.get_widget()
hk = HotkeyConfiguration()
number = optionsPickbelt.__class__.sections.index(
('hotkeys_settings', _('Hotkeys')))
optionsPickbelt.page_widgets[number].addChild(hk.widget)
self.hotkeyInterface = hk
# HACK: fife settings call stylize, which breaks our styling on widget load
no_restyle_str = "do_not_restyle_this"
self.setGuiStyle(no_restyle_str)
def no_restyle(style):
if style != no_restyle_str:
wdg.stylize(style)
wdg.stylize = no_restyle
return wdg
def _loadWidget(self, dialog):
# NOTE: in the fife superclass, this is used for the main widget
# as well as the require-restart message. Here, we allow us to ignore
# the parameter since _showChangeRequireRestartDialog() is overwritten as well
wdg = OptionsPickbeltWidget().get_widget()
# HACK: fife settings call stylize, which breaks our styling on widget load
no_restyle_str = "do_not_restyle_this"
self.setGuiStyle(no_restyle_str)
def no_restyle(style):
if style != no_restyle_str:
wdg.stylize(style)
wdg.stylize = no_restyle
# on_escape HACK at the interface between fife gui and uh gui.
# show_dialog of gui.py would handle this nicely, but to be able to
# reuse the fife code, we have do something here.
if horizons.main._modules.session is not None:
gui = horizons.main._modules.session.ingame_gui
else:
gui = horizons.main._modules.gui
# overwrite hide of widget to reset on_escape to old value when the settings
# dialog has been hidden
old_on_escape = gui.on_escape
old_hide = wdg.hide
def on_hide():
old_hide()
gui.on_escape = old_on_escape
return True # event is handled
# use it for escape and hide to cover all cases
gui.on_escape = on_hide
wdg.hide = on_hide
return wdg
