def getSubMenu(self, context, mainItem, rootMenu, i, pitem):
m = wx.Menu()
if "wxMSW" in wx.PlatformInfo:
bindmenu = rootMenu
else:
bindmenu = m
isNotDefault = self.mod.spoolType is not None and self.mod.spoolAmount is not None
cycleDefault = self.mod.getSpoolData(spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(SpoolType.SCALE, eos.config.settings['globalDefaultSpoolupPercentage'], True))[0]
cycleCurrent = self.mod.getSpoolData(spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(SpoolType.SCALE, eos.config.settings['globalDefaultSpoolupPercentage'], False))[0]
cycleMin = self.mod.getSpoolData(spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(SpoolType.SCALE, 0, True))[0]
cycleMax = self.mod.getSpoolData(spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(SpoolType.SCALE, 1, True))[0]
for cycle in range(cycleMin, cycleMax + 1):
menuId = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
# Show default only for current value and when not overriden
if not isNotDefault and cycle == cycleDefault:
text = "{} (default)".format(cycle)
else:
text = "{}".format(cycle)
item = wx.MenuItem(m, menuId, text, kind=wx.ITEM_CHECK)
bindmenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleSpoolChange, item)
m.Append(item)
item.Check(isNotDefault and cycle == cycleCurrent)
self.cycleMap[menuId] = cycle
self.resetId = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
item = wx.MenuItem(m, self.resetId, "Reset")
bindmenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleSpoolChange, item)
m.Append(item)
return m
def getSubMenu(self, context, mainItem, rootMenu, i, pitem):
"""
A note on the mainItem here: Most context menus act on a fit, so it's easy enough to get the active fit from
the MainFrame instance. There's never been a reason to get info from another window, so there's not common
way of doing this. However, we use this context menu within the Character Editor to apply implant sets to a
character, so we need to access the character editor.
It is for these reasons that I hijack the mainItem parameter when calling the menu and pass a pointer to the
Character Editor. This way we can use it to get current editing character ID and apply the implants.
It would probably be better to have a function on the MainFrame to get the currently open Character Editor (as
we do with the item stats window). Eventually... Until then, this long ass note will remain to remind me why
stupid shit like this is even happening.
"""
m = wx.Menu()
bindmenu = rootMenu if "wxMSW" in wx.PlatformInfo else m
sIS = s_ImplantSets.getInstance()
implantSets = sIS.getImplantSetList()
self.context = context
self.mainItem = mainItem # dirty hack here
self.idmap = {}
for set in sorted(implantSets, key=lambda i: i.name):
id = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
mitem = wx.MenuItem(rootMenu, id, set.name)
bindmenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleSelection, mitem)
self.idmap[id] = set
m.Append(mitem)
return m
def getSubMenu(self, callingWindow, context, mainItem, rootMenu, i, pitem):
msw = True if "wxMSW" in wx.PlatformInfo else False
self.skillIds = {}
sub = wx.Menu()
for skill in self.skills:
skillItem = wx.MenuItem(sub, ContextMenuSingle.nextID(),
skill.item.name)
grandSub = wx.Menu()
skillItem.SetSubMenu(grandSub)
if skill.learned:
bitmap = BitmapLoader.getBitmap("lvl%s" % skill.level, "gui")
if bitmap is not None:
skillItem.SetBitmap(bitmap)
for i in range(-1, 6):
levelItem = self.addSkill(rootMenu if msw else grandSub, skill,
i)
grandSub.Append(levelItem)
if (not skill.learned and i == -1) or (skill.learned
and skill.level == i):
levelItem.Check(True)
sub.Append(skillItem)
return sub
def getSubMenu(self, context, mainItem, rootMenu, i, pitem):
"""
A note on the mainItem here: Most context menus act on a fit, so it's easy enough to get the active fit from
the MainFrame instance. There's never been a reason to get info from another window, so there's not common
way of doing this. However, we use this context menu within the Character Editor to apply implant sets to a
character, so we need to access the character editor.
It is for these reasons that I hijack the mainItem parameter when calling the menu and pass a pointer to the
Character Editor. This way we can use it to get current editing character ID and apply the implants.
It would probably be better to have a function on the MainFrame to get the currently open Character Editor (as
we do with the item stats window). Eventually... Until then, this long ass note will remain to remind me why
stupid shit like this is even happening.
"""
m = wx.Menu()
bindmenu = rootMenu if "wxMSW" in wx.PlatformInfo else m
sIS = s_ImplantSets.getInstance()
implantSets = sIS.getImplantSetList()
self.context = context
self.mainItem = mainItem # dirty hack here
self.idmap = {}
for set in sorted(implantSets, key=lambda i: i.name):
id = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
mitem = wx.MenuItem(rootMenu, id, set.name)
bindmenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleSelection, mitem)
self.idmap[id] = set
m.Append(mitem)
return m
def addEffect(self, menu, ability):
label = ability.name
id = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
self.effectIds[id] = ability
menuItem = wx.MenuItem(menu, id, label, kind=wx.ITEM_CHECK)
menu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleMode, menuItem)
return menuItem
def _addPattern(self, parentMenu, pattern, name):
id = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
self.patternEventMap[id] = pattern
menuItem = wx.MenuItem(parentMenu, id, name, kind=wx.ITEM_CHECK)
parentMenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handlePatternSwitch, menuItem)
checked = self.module.rahPatternOverride is pattern
return menuItem, checked
def addSkill(self, rootMenu, skill, i):
if i < 0:
label = _t("Not Learned")
else:
label = _t("Level %s") % i
id = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
self.skillIds[id] = (skill, i)
menuItem = wx.MenuItem(rootMenu, id, label, kind=wx.ITEM_RADIO)
rootMenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleSkillChange, menuItem)
return menuItem
def addSkill(self, rootMenu, skill, i):
if i < 0:
label = "Not Learned"
else:
label = "Level %s" % i
id = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
self.skillIds[id] = (skill, i)
menuItem = wx.MenuItem(rootMenu, id, label, kind=wx.ITEM_RADIO)
rootMenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleSkillChange, menuItem)
return menuItem
def getSubMenu(self, callingWindow, context, mainItem, rootMenu, i, pitem):
if mainItem.isMutated:
return None
msw = True if "wxMSW" in wx.PlatformInfo else False
self.skillIds = {}
sub = wx.Menu()
menu = rootMenu if msw else sub
for mutaplasmid in mainItem.item.mutaplasmids:
id = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
self.eventIDs[id] = (mutaplasmid, mainItem)
mItem = wx.MenuItem(menu, id, mutaplasmid.shortName)
menu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleMenu, mItem)
sub.Append(mItem)
return sub
def getSubMenu(self, context, mainItem, rootMenu, i, pitem):
if mainItem.isMutated:
return None
msw = True if "wxMSW" in wx.PlatformInfo else False
self.skillIds = {}
sub = wx.Menu()
menu = rootMenu if msw else sub
for item in mainItem.item.mutaplasmids:
label = item.item.name
id = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
self.eventIDs[id] = (item, mainItem)
skillItem = wx.MenuItem(menu, id, label)
menu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleMenu, skillItem)
sub.Append(skillItem)
return sub
def getSubMenu(self, context, mainItem, rootMenu, i, pitem):
if mainItem.isMutated:
return None
msw = True if "wxMSW" in wx.PlatformInfo else False
self.skillIds = {}
sub = wx.Menu()
menu = rootMenu if msw else sub
for item in mainItem.item.mutaplasmids:
label = item.item.name
id = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
self.eventIDs[id] = (item, mainItem)
skillItem = wx.MenuItem(menu, id, label)
menu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleMenu, skillItem)
sub.Append(skillItem)
return sub
def getSubMenu(self, context, mainItem, rootMenu, i, pitem):
msw = True if "wxMSW" in wx.PlatformInfo else False
self.skillIds = {}
sub = wx.Menu()
for skill in self.skills:
skillItem = wx.MenuItem(sub, ContextMenuSingle.nextID(), skill.item.name)
grandSub = wx.Menu()
skillItem.SetSubMenu(grandSub)
if skill.learned:
bitmap = BitmapLoader.getBitmap("lvl%s" % skill.level, "gui")
if bitmap is not None:
skillItem.SetBitmap(bitmap)
for i in range(-1, 6):
levelItem = self.addSkill(rootMenu if msw else grandSub, skill, i)
grandSub.Append(levelItem)
if (not skill.learned and i == -1) or (skill.learned and skill.level == i):
levelItem.Check(True)
sub.Append(skillItem)
return sub
def getSubMenu(self, callingWindow, context, mainItem, rootMenu, i, pitem):
m = wx.Menu()
if "wxMSW" in wx.PlatformInfo:
bindmenu = rootMenu
else:
bindmenu = m
isNotDefault = self.mod.spoolType is not None and self.mod.spoolAmount is not None
cycleDefault = self.mod.getSpoolData(spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(
SpoolType.SPOOL_SCALE,
eos.config.settings['globalDefaultSpoolupPercentage'], True))[0]
cycleCurrent = self.mod.getSpoolData(spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(
SpoolType.SPOOL_SCALE,
eos.config.settings['globalDefaultSpoolupPercentage'], False))[0]
cycleMin = self.mod.getSpoolData(
spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(SpoolType.SPOOL_SCALE, 0, True))[0]
cycleMax = self.mod.getSpoolData(
spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(SpoolType.SPOOL_SCALE, 1, True))[0]
cycleTotalMin = min(cycleDefault, cycleCurrent, cycleMin)
cycleTotalMax = max(cycleDefault, cycleCurrent, cycleMax)
def findCycles(val1, val2):
# Try to compose list of 21 steps max (0-20)
maxSteps = 20
valDiff = val2 - val1
valScale = valDiff / maxSteps
minStep = math.ceil(round(valScale, 9))
maxStep = math.floor(round(valDiff / 4, 9))
# Check steps from smallest to highest and see if we can go from min value
# to max value using those
for currentStep in range(minStep, maxStep + 1):
if valDiff % currentStep == 0:
return set(range(val1, val2 + currentStep, currentStep))
# Otherwise just split range in halves and go both ends using min values
else:
cycles = set()
while val2 >= val1:
cycles.add(val1)
cycles.add(val2)
val1 += minStep
val2 -= minStep
return cycles
self.cycleMap = {}
cyclesToShow = findCycles(cycleMin, cycleMax)
for cycle in range(cycleTotalMin, cycleTotalMax + 1):
menuId = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
# Show default only for current value and when not overriden
if not isNotDefault and cycle == cycleDefault:
text = "{} (default)".format(cycle)
# Always show current selection and stuff which we decided to show via the cycles function
elif cycle == cycleCurrent or cycle in cyclesToShow:
text = "{}".format(cycle)
# Ignore the rest to not have very long menu
else:
continue
item = wx.MenuItem(m, menuId, text, kind=wx.ITEM_CHECK)
bindmenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleSpoolChange, item)
m.Append(item)
item.Check(isNotDefault and cycle == cycleCurrent)
self.cycleMap[menuId] = cycle
self.resetId = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
item = wx.MenuItem(m, self.resetId, "Reset")
bindmenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleSpoolChange, item)
m.Append(item)
return m
def _addCategory(self, parentMenu, name):
id = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
menuItem = wx.MenuItem(parentMenu, id, name)
parentMenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handlePatternSwitch, menuItem)
return menuItem
def getSubMenu(self, context, mainItem, rootMenu, i, pitem):
m = wx.Menu()
if "wxMSW" in wx.PlatformInfo:
bindmenu = rootMenu
else:
bindmenu = m
isNotDefault = self.mod.spoolType is not None and self.mod.spoolAmount is not None
cycleDefault = self.mod.getSpoolData(spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(SpoolType.SCALE, eos.config.settings['globalDefaultSpoolupPercentage'], True))[0]
cycleCurrent = self.mod.getSpoolData(spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(SpoolType.SCALE, eos.config.settings['globalDefaultSpoolupPercentage'], False))[0]
cycleMin = self.mod.getSpoolData(spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(SpoolType.SCALE, 0, True))[0]
cycleMax = self.mod.getSpoolData(spoolOptions=SpoolOptions(SpoolType.SCALE, 1, True))[0]
cycleTotalMin = min(cycleDefault, cycleCurrent, cycleMin)
cycleTotalMax = max(cycleDefault, cycleCurrent, cycleMax)
def findCycles(val1, val2):
# Try to compose list of 21 steps max (0-20)
maxSteps = 20
valDiff = val2 - val1
valScale = valDiff / maxSteps
minStep = math.ceil(round(valScale, 9))
maxStep = math.floor(round(valDiff / 4, 9))
# Check steps from smallest to highest and see if we can go from min value
# to max value using those
for currentStep in range(minStep, maxStep + 1):
if valDiff % currentStep == 0:
return set(range(val1, val2 + currentStep, currentStep))
# Otherwise just split range in halves and go both ends using min values
else:
cycles = set()
while val2 >= val1:
cycles.add(val1)
cycles.add(val2)
val1 += minStep
val2 -= minStep
return cycles
cyclesToShow = findCycles(cycleMin, cycleMax)
for cycle in range(cycleTotalMin, cycleTotalMax + 1):
menuId = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
# Show default only for current value and when not overriden
if not isNotDefault and cycle == cycleDefault:
text = "{} (default)".format(cycle)
# Always show current selection and stuff which we decided to show via the cycles function
elif cycle == cycleCurrent or cycle in cyclesToShow:
text = "{}".format(cycle)
# Ignore the rest to not have very long menu
else:
continue
item = wx.MenuItem(m, menuId, text, kind=wx.ITEM_CHECK)
bindmenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleSpoolChange, item)
m.Append(item)
item.Check(isNotDefault and cycle == cycleCurrent)
self.cycleMap[menuId] = cycle
self.resetId = ContextMenuSingle.nextID()
item = wx.MenuItem(m, self.resetId, "Reset")
bindmenu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.handleSpoolChange, item)
m.Append(item)
return m