# Macros can be repeated with recognitionmimic function which takes list of

# words as parameter

abrvMap = {'norm': 'switch to normal mode', 'spelling':

'switch to spell mode',

#'get out': 'press escape',

#'insert': 'press insert', #'hash': 'press hash',

#'sleep': 'go to sleep',

#'window left': 'press windows left',

#'window right': 'press windows right',

#'page': 'page down',

}

# Todo: embed this list of strings within grammar to save space

# mapping of keyboard keys to virtual key code to send as key input

# VK_SPACE,VK_UP,VK_DOWN,VK_LEFT,VK_RIGHT,VK_RETURN,VK_BACK

kmap = {'space': 0x20, 'up': 0x26, 'down': 0x28, 'left': 0x25, 'right': 0x27,

'enter': 0x0d, 'backspace': 0x08, 'delete': 0x2e, 'leftclick': 0x201,

'rightclick': 0x204, 'doubleclick': 0x202}

# WinSCP seems to display extra window

nullTitles = ['Default IME', 'MSCTFIME UI', 'Engine Window',

'VDct Notifier Window', 'Program Manager',

'Spelling Window', 'Start', 'WinSCP']

# window handler

windows = iou.Windows(nullTitles=nullTitles)

# load default macros from file, tries db file first

### EDIT: 031213

###schema="name text, string text, flags text"

###fs = iou.FileStore(schema=schema) #preDict=kbMacros)

###kbMacros = fs.postDict

## writing to files/db and reading updates now performed in fs

#initialisation

#fs.writedb(schema,db_filename='tmp.db')

gramSpec = """

<quickStart> exported = QuickStart (left|right|double) row ({3}) column ({3});

<bumpMouse> exported = ({0}) ({0}) bump mouse [({4})];

<repeatKey> exported = repeat key ({2}) ({4}|{5});

<windowFocus> exported = (focus|close) [on] window ({4}) [from bottom];

<androidSC> exported = show coordinates and screen size;

<abrvPhrase> exported = ({1}) [mode];

<reloadEverything> exported = reload everything;

<resetMic> exported = reset microphone;

""".format(

str(range(10)).strip('[]').replace(', ','|'),

'|'.join(abrvMap.keys()),

'|'.join(kmap.keys()),

str(range(7)).strip('[]').replace(', ','|'),

str(range(21)).strip('[]').replace(', ','|'),

str(range(20,50,10)).strip('[]').replace(', ','|'))

### EDIT: 031213 removed

###' | '.join(kbMacros.keys()),

###<kbMacro> exported = ({0});

###<kbMacroPrint> exported = show macros [(vim|screen)];

#msgPy = 'New PYD Test'

msgPy = 'Messages from Python Macros'

def gotResults_reloadEverything(self, words, fullResults):

# bring window to front

#[logger.info(k) for k in self.kbMacros.keys)]

self.windows.winDiscovery(beginTitle=self.msgPy)

natlink.playString('{alt}{down}',0)

# seems to close unexpectedlywhen issuing the following

#natlink.playString('{enter}',0)

def gotResults_kbMacroPrint(self, words, fullResults):

# todo: bring window to front

for k,v in sorted(self.kbMacros.items()):

try:

if not k.startswith(words[2]):

continue

except:

pass

logger.info("%s -> %s" % (k, self.kbMacros[k].string))

#[logger.info(k) for k in self.kbMacros.keys().sort()]

self.windows.winDiscovery(beginTitle=self.msgPy)

def gotResults_kbMacro(self, words, fullResults):

lenWords = len(words)

# global macros

if lenWords == 1:

macro=self.kbMacros[words[0]]

natlink.playString(macro.string,macro.flags)

# terminal application-specific (when ms OS running Dragon is not aware

# of application context)

elif lenWords > 1:

macro=self.kbMacros[' '.join(words)]

# process application specific macro

newmacro = macro.string

newflags = macro.flags

if words[0] == 'screen':

# screen command prefix is c-a, 0x04 modifier

newflags = 0x04

newmacro = ''.join(['a',str(newmacro)])

elif words[0] == 'vim':

# vim command mode entered with 'esc 'key, command line

# commands entered with : prefix and require 'enter' to

# complete. No modifier on initial command character.

# 0xff signifies partial command, don't append "enter"

newflags = 0x00

if macro.string.startswith(':') and macro.flags != 0xff:

newmacro=''.join([str(newmacro),'{enter}'])

newmacro = ''.join(['{esc}',str(newmacro)])

#logger.debug('vim resultant macro: %s'% newmacro)

natlink.playString(newmacro,newflags)

def gotResults_abrvPhrase(self, words, fullResults):

phrase=self.abrvMap[' '.join(words)]

natlink.recognitionMimic(phrase.split())

# def sanitise_movement(func):

# def checker(*args,**kwargs):

# print args

# print kwargs

# ret = func(*args,**kwargs)

# return ret

# return checker

def gotResults_bumpMouse(self, words, fullResults):

""" usage: <x-axis increment> <y-axis increment> bump <integer

multiplier> """

# register required displacement integer 's\s

x_disp = int(words[0])

y_disp = int(words[1])

# do we have a multiplier?

mult = 1

if len(words) > 4:

mult = int(words[4])

logger.error( "mult:%d" % (mult))

# get current position

x, y = natlink.getCursorPos()

logger.error("x:%d y:%d" % (x,y))

# coordinate calculated using row and column pixel offset * multiplier

if int(words[0]) != 0:

x = x + x_disp*mult

if int(words[1]) != 0:

y = y + y_disp*mult

logger.error("x:%d y:%d drag" % (x,y))

# get the equivalent event code of the type of mouse event to perform

# leftclick, rightclick, rightdouble-click (currently left click)

event = self.kmap['leftclick']

# play events down click and then release (for left double click

# increment from left button up event which produces no action

# then when incremented, performs the double-click)

natlink.playEvents([(wm_mousemove, x, y), (event, x, y), (event + 1, x, y)])

def gotResults_quickStart(self, words, fullResults):

"""Bottom QuickStart item can be approximated by 56 pixels above the bottom

of the screen (because this depends on the fixed size text date which

doesn't scale much with screen resolution). Bottom QuickStart item = y

obtained from screen dimension-getScreenSize())-56. when selecting an

icon to operate on the QuickStart corner iterate from bottom left (row

1:1) """

self.windows.nullTitles.append(' '.join(words))

# screen dimensions (excluding taskbar)

x, y = natlink.getScreenSize()

# number of pixels between bottom of screen and bottom row of QuickStart icons

row_initial = QS_ROW_INITIAL #56g

# number of pixels between left side of taskbar and first column of icons

col_initial = QS_COL_INITIAL #14

# separation between subsequent QuickStart rows andcolumns

col_sep = row_sep = QS_COL_ROW_SEP #25

# coordinate calculated using row and column numbers ofpress QuickStart icon

x, y = x + col_initial, y - row_initial

x, y = x + (col_sep * (int(words[5]) - 1)), y - (row_sep * (int(words[3]) - 1))

# get the equivalent event code of the type of mouse event to perform

# leftclick, rightclick, rightdouble-click

event = self.kmap[str(str(words[1]) + 'click')]

# play events down click and then release (for left double click

# increment from left button up event which produces no action

# then when incremented, performs the double-click)

playEvents = iou.sanitise_movement(natlink.playEvents)

# @sanitise_movement

playEvents([(wm_mousemove, x, y), (event, x, y), (event + 1, x, y)])

def gotResults_windowFocus(self, words, fullResults):

""" Vertical taskbar window titles are spreadstarting from 150 pixels

from the taskbar. Each subsequent icon is roughly 25 pixels

between.this is assumed the same between subsequent rows. If 'from

bottom'modifier supplied to command string, calculate the offset from

the first window title. This technique is an alternative to be able to

determine a phrase that would be recognised as a window title (e.g.

explicitly setting each programs window title)

TODO: need to fix, inaccurate when counting from bottom. Windows not

filtered properly? (Extra "Windows" which do not have physical

component). EDIT: 291013 - modified to perform close"""

# Detect the optional word to specify offset for variable component

if words[1] == 'on':

repeat_modifier_offset = 3

else:

repeat_modifier_offset = 2

# screen dimensions (excluding taskbar)

x, y = natlink.getScreenSize()

# number of pixels between top of screen and top row of taskbar icons

row_initial = TB_ROW_INITIAL #35 #75

# number of pixels between left side of taskbar and first column of icons

col_initial = TB_COL_INITIAL #14

# separation between subsequent rows

row_sep = TB_ROW_SEP #23 #32

# coordinate calculated, vertical offset is from top, horizontal offset

# from the left edge of the taskbar (maximum horizontal value of the

# screen visible size (which excludes taskbar)) calculated earlier.

x, y = x + col_initial, row_initial # initial position

# argument to pass to callback contains words used in voice command

# (this is also a recognised top-level window?) And dictionary of

# strings: handles. (Window title: window handle)

# selecting index from bottom window title on taskbar

# enumerate all top-level windows and send handles to callback

wins={}

try:

# Windows dictionary returned assecond element of tuple

wins=self.windows.winDiscovery(skipTitle=' '.join(words))[1]

#logger.debug('enumerate Windows: %s'% wins)

except:

logger.error('cannot enumerate Windows')

logger.error(tb.format_exc())

return

# after visible taskbar application windows have been added to

# dictionary (second element of wins tuple), we can calculate

# relative offset from last taskbar title.

total_windows = len(wins)

# print('Number of taskbar applications: {0};'.format( total_windows))

# print wins.keys()

# enumerate child windows of visible desktop top-level windows.

# we want to use the dictionary component of wins and create a map of

# parent to child Window handles.

if words[4:5]:

# get desired index "from bottom" (negative index)

from_bottom_modifier = int(words[ repeat_modifier_offset])

# maximum number of increments is total_Windows -1

relative_offset = total_windows - from_bottom_modifier #- 1

else:

# get the index of window title required, add x vertical offsets

# to get right vertical coordinate(0-based)

relative_offset = int(words[repeat_modifier_offset]) - 1

if 0 > relative_offset or relative_offset >= total_windows:

print('Specified taskbar index out of range. '

'{0} window titles listed.'.format(total_windows))

return 1

y = y + (row_sep * relative_offset)

# move mouse to 00 first then separate mouse movement from click events

# this seems to avoid occasional click failure

natlink.playEvents([(wm_mousemove, x, y),])

if words[0] == 'close':

event = self.kmap['rightclick']

natlink.playEvents([(event, x, y), (event + 1, x, y)])

natlink.playString('{up}{enter}')

else:

event = self.kmap['leftclick']

natlink.playEvents([(event, x, y), (event + 1, x, y)])

def gotResults_repeatKey(self, words, fullResults):

num = int(words[3])

key = self.kmap[str(words[2])]

# assumed only standard keys (not system keys) will want to be repeated

# this requires wm_key(down|up)

[natlink.playEvents([(wm_keydown, key, 1), (wm_keyup, key, 1)]) for i

in range(num)]

def gotResults_androidSC(self, words, fullResults):

print 'Screen dimensions: ' + str(natlink.getScreenSize())

print 'Mouse cursor position: ' + str(natlink.getCursorPos())

print 'Entire recognition result: ' + str(fullResults)

print 'Partial recognition result: ' + str(words)

def gotResults_resetMic(self, words, fullResults):

natlink.setMicState("off")

time.sleep(2)

natlink.setMicState("on")

def initialize(self):

self.load(self.gramSpec)

global thisGrammar

if thisGrammar:

thisGrammar.unload()