def __init__(self, instance):
super(ProductionOverviewTab,
self).__init__(widget='overview_productionbuilding.xml',
instance=instance)
self.tooltip = _("Production overview")
self.destruct_button = DeleteButton(name="destruct_button", \
tooltip=_("Destroy building"), \
position=(190,330) )
self.widget.addChild(self.destruct_button)
self.widget.mapEvents({'destruct_button': self.destruct_building})
def __init__(self, instance):
super(ProductionOverviewTab, self).__init__(
widget = 'overview_productionbuilding.xml',
instance = instance
)
self.tooltip = _("Production overview")
self.destruct_button = DeleteButton(name="destruct_button", \
tooltip=_("Destroy building"), \
position=(190,330) )
self.widget.addChild(self.destruct_button)
self.widget.mapEvents( { 'destruct_button' : self.destruct_building } )
class ProductionOverviewTab(OverviewTab):
production_line_gui_xml = "overview_productionline.xml"
def __init__(self, instance):
super(ProductionOverviewTab, self).__init__(
widget = 'overview_productionbuilding.xml',
instance = instance
)
self.tooltip = _("Production overview")
self.destruct_button = DeleteButton(name="destruct_button", \
tooltip=_("Destroy building"), \
position=(190,330) )
self.widget.addChild(self.destruct_button)
self.widget.mapEvents( { 'destruct_button' : self.destruct_building } )
def refresh(self):
"""This function is called by the TabWidget to redraw the widget."""
cap_util = 0
if hasattr(self.instance, 'capacity_utilisation'):
cap_util = int(round( self.instance.capacity_utilisation * 100))
self.widget.child_finder('capacity_utilisation').text = unicode(cap_util) + u'%'
# remove old production line data
parent_container = self.widget.child_finder('production_lines')
while len(parent_container.children) > 0:
parent_container.removeChild(parent_container.children[0])
# create a container for each production
# sort by production line id to have a consistent (basically arbitrary) order
for production in sorted(self.instance._get_productions(), \
key=(lambda x: x.get_production_line_id())):
gui = load_xml_translated(self.production_line_gui_xml)
# fill in values to gui reflecting the current game state
container = gui.findChild(name="production_line_container")
if production.is_paused():
container.removeChild( container.findChild(name="toggle_active_active") )
container.findChild(name="toggle_active_inactive").name = "toggle_active"
else:
container.removeChild( container.findChild(name="toggle_active_inactive") )
container.findChild(name="toggle_active_active").name = "toggle_active"
# fill it with input and output resources
in_res_container = container.findChild(name="input_res")
for in_res in production.get_consumed_resources():
filled = float(self.instance.inventory[in_res]) * 100 / \
self.instance.inventory.get_limit(in_res)
in_res_container.addChild( \
ImageFillStatusButton.init_for_res(self.instance.session.db,\
in_res, \
self.instance.inventory[in_res], \
filled, \
use_inactive_icon=False, \
uncached=True) \
)
out_res_container = container.findChild(name="output_res")
for out_res in production.get_produced_res():
filled = float(self.instance.inventory[out_res]) * 100 / \
self.instance.inventory.get_limit(out_res)
out_res_container.addChild( \
ImageFillStatusButton.init_for_res(self.instance.session.db, \
out_res, \
self.instance.inventory[out_res], \
filled, \
use_inactive_icon=False, \
uncached=True) \
)
# fix pychans lack of dynamic container sizing
# the container in the xml must provide a height attribute, that is valid for
# one resource.
max_res_in_one_line = max(len(production.get_produced_res()), \
len(production.get_consumed_resources()))
container.height = max_res_in_one_line * container.height
# active toggle_active button
container.mapEvents( \
{ 'toggle_active': \
Callback(ToggleActive(self.instance, production).execute, self.instance.session) \
} )
# NOTE: this command causes a refresh, so we needn't change the toggle_active-button-image
container.stylize('menu_black')
parent_container.addChild(container)
super(ProductionOverviewTab, self).refresh()
def destruct_building(self):
self.instance.session.ingame_gui.hide_menu()
if self.destruct_button.gui.isVisible():
self.destruct_button.hide_tooltip()
Tear(self.instance).execute(self.instance.session)
class ProductionOverviewTab(OverviewTab):
production_line_gui_xml = "overview_productionline.xml"
def __init__(self, instance):
super(ProductionOverviewTab, self).__init__(
widget = 'overview_productionbuilding.xml',
instance = instance
)
self.tooltip = _("Production overview")
self.destruct_button = DeleteButton(name="destruct_button", \
tooltip=_("Destroy building"), \
position=(190,330) )
self.widget.addChild(self.destruct_button)
self.widget.mapEvents( { 'destruct_button' : self.destruct_building } )
def refresh(self):
"""This function is called by the TabWidget to redraw the widget."""
cap_util = 0
if hasattr(self.instance, 'capacity_utilisation'):
cap_util = int(round( self.instance.capacity_utilisation * 100))
self.widget.child_finder('capacity_utilisation').text = unicode(cap_util) + u'%'
# remove old production line data
parent_container = self.widget.child_finder('production_lines')
while len(parent_container.children) > 0:
parent_container.removeChild(parent_container.children[0])
# create a container for each production
# sort by production line id to have a consistent (basically arbitrary) order
for production in sorted(self.instance._get_productions(), \
key=(lambda x: x.get_production_line_id())):
gui = load_xml_translated(self.production_line_gui_xml)
# fill in values to gui reflecting the current game state
container = gui.findChild(name="production_line_container")
if production.is_paused():
container.removeChild( container.findChild(name="toggle_active_active") )
container.findChild(name="toggle_active_inactive").name = "toggle_active"
else:
container.removeChild( container.findChild(name="toggle_active_inactive") )
container.findChild(name="toggle_active_active").name = "toggle_active"
# fill it with input and output resources
in_res_container = container.findChild(name="input_res")
for in_res in production.get_consumed_resources():
filled = float(self.instance.inventory[in_res]) * 100 / \
self.instance.inventory.get_limit(in_res)
in_res_container.addChild( \
ImageFillStatusButton.init_for_res(self.instance.session.db,\
in_res, \
self.instance.inventory[in_res], \
filled, \
use_inactive_icon=False) \
)
out_res_container = container.findChild(name="output_res")
for out_res in production.get_produced_res():
filled = float(self.instance.inventory[out_res]) * 100 / \
self.instance.inventory.get_limit(out_res)
out_res_container.addChild( \
ImageFillStatusButton.init_for_res(self.instance.session.db, \
out_res, \
self.instance.inventory[out_res], \
filled, \
use_inactive_icon=False) \
)
# fix pychans lack of dynamic container sizing
# the container in the xml must provide a height attribute, that is valid for
# one resource.
max_res_in_one_line = max(len(production.get_produced_res()), \
len(production.get_consumed_resources()))
container.height = max_res_in_one_line * container.height
# active toggle_active button
container.mapEvents( \
{ 'toggle_active': \
Callback(ToggleActive(self.instance, production).execute, self.instance.session) \
} )
# NOTE: this command causes a refresh, so we needn't change the toggle_active-button-image
container.stylize('menu_black')
parent_container.addChild(container)
super(ProductionOverviewTab, self).refresh()
def destruct_building(self):
self.instance.session.ingame_gui.hide_menu()
if self.destruct_button.gui.isVisible():
self.destruct_button.hide_tooltip()
Tear(self.instance).execute(self.instance.session)
