def do_set_keymap(xkbmap_layout, xkbmap_variant, xkbmap_options,
xkbmap_print, xkbmap_query, xkbmap_query_struct={}):
""" xkbmap_layout is the generic layout name (used on non posix platforms)
xkbmap_variant is the layout variant (may not be set)
xkbmap_print is the output of "setxkbmap -print" on the client
xkbmap_query is the output of "setxkbmap -query" on the client
xkbmap_query_struct is xkbmap_query parsed into a dictionary
Use those to try to setup the correct keyboard map for the client
so that all the keycodes sent will be mapped
"""
#First we try to use data from setxkbmap -query,
#preferably as structured data:
if xkbmap_query and not xkbmap_query_struct:
from xpra.keyboard.layouts import parse_xkbmap_query
xkbmap_query_struct = parse_xkbmap_query(xkbmap_query)
if xkbmap_query_struct:
log("do_set_keymap using xkbmap_query struct=%s", xkbmap_query_struct)
""" The xkbmap_query_struct data will look something like this:
{
b"rules" : b"evdev",
b"model" : b"pc105",
b"layout" : b"gb",
b"options" : b"grp:shift_caps_toggle",
}
"""
#parse the data into a dict:
rules = xkbmap_query_struct.get(b"rules")
model = xkbmap_query_struct.get(b"model")
layout = xkbmap_query_struct.get(b"layout")
variant = xkbmap_query_struct.get(b"variant")
options = xkbmap_query_struct.get(b"options")
if layout:
log.info("setting keymap: %s",
csv("%s=%s" % (std(k), std(v)) for k,v in xkbmap_query_struct.items()
if k in ("rules", "model", "layout") and v))
safe_setxkbmap(rules, model, layout, variant, options)
else:
safe_setxkbmap(rules, model, "", "", "")
if xkbmap_print:
#TODO: this is no longer used with any client, remove it
log("do_set_keymap using xkbmap_print")
#try to guess the layout by parsing "setxkbmap -print"
try:
sym_re = re.compile(r"\s*xkb_symbols\s*{\s*include\s*\"([\w\+]*)")
for line in xkbmap_print.splitlines():
m = sym_re.match(line)
if m:
layout = std(m.group(1))
log.info("guessing keyboard layout='%s'" % layout)
safe_setxkbmap("evdev", "pc105", layout, "", xkbmap_options)
return
except Exception as e:
log.info("error setting keymap: %s" % e)
#fallback for non X11 clients:
layout = xkbmap_layout or "us"
log.info("setting keyboard layout to '%s'", std(layout))
safe_setxkbmap("evdev", "pc105", layout, xkbmap_variant, xkbmap_options)
def do_set_keymap(xkbmap_layout, xkbmap_variant,
xkbmap_print, xkbmap_query):
""" xkbmap_layout is the generic layout name (used on non posix platforms)
xkbmap_variant is the layout variant (may not be set)
xkbmap_print is the output of "setxkbmap -print" on the client
xkbmap_query is the output of "setxkbmap -query" on the client
Use those to try to setup the correct keyboard map for the client
so that all the keycodes sent will be mapped
"""
#First we try to use data from setxkbmap -query
if xkbmap_query:
log("do_set_keymap using xkbmap_query")
""" The xkbmap_query data will look something like this:
rules: evdev
model: evdev
layout: gb
options: grp:shift_caps_toggle
(we execute the options separately in case that fails..)
"""
#parse the data into a dict:
settings = parse_xkbmap_query(xkbmap_query)
rules = settings.get("rules")
model = settings.get("model")
layout = settings.get("layout")
variant = settings.get("variant")
options = settings.get("options")
if layout:
log.info("setting keymap: %s", ", ".join(["%s=%s" % (std(k), std(v)) for k,v in settings.items() if k in ["rules", "model", "layout"] and v]))
try:
X11Keyboard.setxkbmap(rules, model, layout, variant, options)
return
except:
log.warn("failed to set exact keymap using %s", settings)
if options:
#try again with no options:
try:
X11Keyboard.setxkbmap(rules, model, layout, variant, "")
except:
log.error("failed to set exact keymap even without applying options")
if xkbmap_print:
log("do_set_keymap using xkbmap_print")
#try to guess the layout by parsing "setxkbmap -print"
try:
sym_re = re.compile("\s*xkb_symbols\s*{\s*include\s*\"([\w\+]*)")
for line in xkbmap_print.splitlines():
m = sym_re.match(line)
if m:
layout = std(m.group(1))
log.info("guessing keyboard layout='%s'" % layout)
X11Keyboard.setxkbmap("", "pc104", layout, "", "")
return
except Exception as e:
log.info("error setting keymap: %s" % e)
#fallback:
layout = xkbmap_layout or "us"
log.info("setting keyboard layout to '%s'", std(layout))
X11Keyboard.setxkbmap("", "", layout, xkbmap_variant, "")
def test_parse_xkbmap_query(self):
d = parse_xkbmap_query("""rules: evdev
model: pc105
layout: gb,us,gb
variant: ,,
""")
assert d.get("rules") == "evdev"
assert d.get("layout") == "gb,us,gb"
assert not d.get("variant")
def do_set_keymap(xkbmap_layout, xkbmap_variant,
xkbmap_print, xkbmap_query):
""" xkbmap_layout is the generic layout name (used on non posix platforms)
xkbmap_variant is the layout variant (may not be set)
xkbmap_print is the output of "setxkbmap -print" on the client
xkbmap_query is the output of "setxkbmap -query" on the client
Use those to try to setup the correct keyboard map for the client
so that all the keycodes sent will be mapped
"""
#First we try to use data from setxkbmap -query
if xkbmap_query:
log("do_set_keymap using xkbmap_query")
""" The xkbmap_query data will look something like this:
rules: evdev
model: evdev
layout: gb
options: grp:shift_caps_toggle
And we want to call something like:
setxkbmap -rules evdev -model evdev -layout gb
setxkbmap -option "" -option grp:shift_caps_toggle
(we execute the options separately in case that fails..)
"""
#parse the data into a dict:
settings = parse_xkbmap_query(xkbmap_query)
#construct the command line arguments for setxkbmap:
args = ["setxkbmap"]
used_settings = {}
for setting in ["rules", "model", "layout"]:
if setting in settings:
value = settings.get(setting)
args += ["-%s" % setting, value]
used_settings[setting] = value
if len(args)==1:
log.warn("do_set_keymap could not find rules, model or layout in the xkbmap query string..")
else:
log.info("setting keymap: %s", ", ".join(["%s=%s" % (std(k), std(v)) for k,v in used_settings.items()]))
exec_keymap_command(args)
#try to set the options:
if "options" in settings:
log.info("setting keymap options: %s", std(str(settings.get("options"))))
exec_keymap_command(["setxkbmap", "-option", "", "-option", settings.get("options")])
elif xkbmap_print:
log("do_set_keymap using xkbmap_print")
#try to guess the layout by parsing "setxkbmap -print"
try:
sym_re = re.compile("\s*xkb_symbols\s*{\s*include\s*\"([\w\+]*)")
for line in xkbmap_print.splitlines():
m = sym_re.match(line)
if m:
layout = std(m.group(1))
log.info("guessing keyboard layout='%s'" % layout)
exec_keymap_command(["setxkbmap", layout])
break
except Exception, e:
log.info("error setting keymap: %s" % e)
def do_set_keymap(xkbmap_layout, xkbmap_variant,
xkbmap_print, xkbmap_query):
""" xkbmap_layout is the generic layout name (used on non posix platforms)
xkbmap_variant is the layout variant (may not be set)
xkbmap_print is the output of "setxkbmap -print" on the client
xkbmap_query is the output of "setxkbmap -query" on the client
Use those to try to setup the correct keyboard map for the client
so that all the keycodes sent will be mapped
"""
#First we try to use data from setxkbmap -query
if xkbmap_query:
log("do_set_keymap using xkbmap_query")
""" The xkbmap_query data will look something like this:
rules: evdev
model: evdev
layout: gb
options: grp:shift_caps_toggle
(we execute the options separately in case that fails..)
"""
#parse the data into a dict:
settings = parse_xkbmap_query(xkbmap_query)
rules = settings.get("rules")
model = settings.get("model")
layout = settings.get("layout")
variant = settings.get("variant")
options = settings.get("options")
log.info("setting keymap: %s", ", ".join(["%s=%s" % (std(k), std(v)) for k,v in settings.items() if k in ["rules", "model", "layout"] and v]))
try:
X11Keyboard.setxkbmap(rules, model, layout, variant, options)
except:
log.warn("failed to set exact keymap using %s", settings)
#try again with no options:
try:
X11Keyboard.setxkbmap(rules, model, layout, variant, "")
except:
log.error("failed to set exact keymap even without applying options")
elif xkbmap_print:
log("do_set_keymap using xkbmap_print")
#try to guess the layout by parsing "setxkbmap -print"
try:
sym_re = re.compile("\s*xkb_symbols\s*{\s*include\s*\"([\w\+]*)")
for line in xkbmap_print.splitlines():
m = sym_re.match(line)
if m:
layout = std(m.group(1))
log.info("guessing keyboard layout='%s'" % layout)
X11Keyboard.setxkbmap("", "pc104", layout, "", "")
except Exception as e:
log.info("error setting keymap: %s" % e)
else:
layout = xkbmap_layout or "us"
log.info("setting keyboard layout to '%s'", std(layout))
X11Keyboard.setxkbmap("", "", layout, xkbmap_variant, "")
def get_keymap_spec_using_setxkbmap(self):
xkbmap_print = self.exec_get_keyboard_data(["setxkbmap", "-print"])
if xkbmap_print is None:
log.error("your keyboard mapping will probably be incorrect unless you are using a 'us' layout")
xkbmap_query = self.exec_get_keyboard_data(["setxkbmap", "-query"])
if xkbmap_query is None and xkbmap_print is not None:
log.error("the server will try to guess your keyboard mapping, which works reasonably well in most cases")
log.error("however, upgrading 'setxkbmap' to a version that supports the '-query' parameter is preferred")
xkbmap_query_struct = parse_xkbmap_query(xkbmap_query)
else:
xkbmap_query_struct = {}
return xkbmap_print, xkbmap_query, xkbmap_query_struct
def do_set_keymap(xkbmap_layout, xkbmap_variant, xkbmap_options, xkbmap_query,
xkbmap_query_struct):
""" xkbmap_layout is the generic layout name (used on non posix platforms)
xkbmap_variant is the layout variant (may not be set)
xkbmap_print is the output of "setxkbmap -print" on the client
xkbmap_query is the output of "setxkbmap -query" on the client
xkbmap_query_struct is xkbmap_query parsed into a dictionary
Use those to try to setup the correct keyboard map for the client
so that all the keycodes sent will be mapped
"""
#First we try to use data from setxkbmap -query,
#preferably as structured data:
if xkbmap_query and not xkbmap_query_struct:
xkbmap_query_struct = parse_xkbmap_query(xkbmap_query)
xkbmap_query_struct = typedict(xkbmap_query_struct)
if xkbmap_query_struct:
log("do_set_keymap using xkbmap_query struct=%s", xkbmap_query_struct)
#The xkbmap_query_struct data will look something like this:
# {
# b"rules" : b"evdev",
# b"model" : b"pc105",
# b"layout" : b"gb",
# b"options" : b"grp:shift_caps_toggle",
# }
#parse the data into a dict:
rules = xkbmap_query_struct.strget("rules")
model = xkbmap_query_struct.strget("model")
layout = xkbmap_query_struct.strget("layout")
variant = xkbmap_query_struct.strget("variant")
options = xkbmap_query_struct.strget("options")
if layout:
log.info(
"setting keymap: %s",
csv("%s=%s" % (std(k), std(v))
for k, v in xkbmap_query_struct.items()
if k in ("rules", "model", "layout", "variant",
"options") and v))
safe_setxkbmap(rules, model, layout, variant, options)
else:
safe_setxkbmap(rules, model, "", "", "")
#fallback for non X11 clients:
layout = xkbmap_layout or "us"
log.info("setting keyboard layout to '%s'", std(layout))
safe_setxkbmap("evdev", "pc105", layout, xkbmap_variant, xkbmap_options)
def log_keyboard_info(self):
#show the user a summary of what we have detected:
kb_info = {}
if self.xkbmap_query_struct or self.xkbmap_query:
xkbqs = self.xkbmap_query_struct
if xkbqs:
#parse query into a dict
from xpra.keyboard.layouts import parse_xkbmap_query
xkbqs = parse_xkbmap_query(self.xkbmap_query)
for x in ["rules", "model", "layout"]:
v = xkbqs.get(x)
if v:
kb_info[x] = v
if self.xkbmap_layout:
kb_info["layout"] = self.xkbmap_layout
if len(kb_info)==0:
log.info(" using default keyboard settings")
else:
log.info(" keyboard settings: %s", ", ".join(["%s=%s" % (std(k), std(v)) for k,v in kb_info.items()]))
def log_keyboard_info(self):
#show the user a summary of what we have detected:
kb_info = {}
if self.xkbmap_query_struct or self.xkbmap_query:
xkbqs = self.xkbmap_query_struct
if xkbqs:
#parse query into a dict
from xpra.keyboard.layouts import parse_xkbmap_query
xkbqs = parse_xkbmap_query(self.xkbmap_query)
for x in ["rules", "model", "layout"]:
v = xkbqs.get(x)
if v:
kb_info[x] = v
if self.xkbmap_layout:
kb_info["layout"] = self.xkbmap_layout
if len(kb_info)==0:
log.info(" using default keyboard settings")
else:
log.info(" keyboard settings: %s", ", ".join(["%s=%s" % (std(k), std(v)) for k,v in kb_info.items()]))
