def change_language(self):
"""Toggle the language and save to settings."""
current = self.view.button_language.text()
new = TCL if current == PY else PY
self.view.button_language.setText(new)
self.settings["language"] = new
model.save(self.settings)
def clear_history():
"""Clear all history commands from the settings file.
Returns:
dict: Updated hostory with empty history list.
"""
settings = model.load()
del settings["history"][:]
model.save(settings)
return settings
def load_stack(self):
"""Load stack or show window to create a new stack."""
new_stack_index = self.view.combo_stack.findText(NEW_STACK)
if self.view.combo_stack.currentIndex() == new_stack_index:
# We need to make this global in here otherwise Nuke won't show the
# window.
global NEW_STACK_VIEW # pylint: disable=global-statement
NEW_STACK_VIEW = view.NewStack(self.view)
NEW_STACK_VIEW.raise_()
NEW_STACK_VIEW.show()
NewStackController(NEW_STACK_VIEW)
else:
new_stack = self.view.combo_stack.currentText()
self.settings["current_stack"] = new_stack
model.save(self.settings)
self.populate_scripts_table()
def toggle_command_widgets(self, show=None):
"""Show/ hide the command inputs and update settings.
Args:
show (bool, default is None): If True force the command widgets to
show, otherwise hide them.
"""
command_widgets = (self.view.button_language, self.view.input_command)
# We need indeed to check for 'is not None' explicitly in here because
# this value might explicitly be set to False which would otherwise
# evaluate to the second term instead.
visibility = (show if show is not None else
not command_widgets[0].isVisible())
for widget in command_widgets:
widget.setVisible(visibility)
self.view.adjustSize()
self.settings["show_command_widgets"] = visibility
model.save(self.settings)
def save_and_close_settings(self):
"""Update settings and close setting section."""
panel = self.view.settings_panel
self.settings["tooltips"] = \
panel.check_tooltips.isChecked()
self.settings["command_tooltips"] = \
panel.check_command_tooltips.isChecked()
self.settings["auto_clear_command"] = \
panel.check_auto_clear_command.isChecked()
self.settings["auto_close_script"] = \
panel.check_auto_close_script.isChecked()
self.settings["auto_close_command"] = \
panel.check_auto_close_command.isChecked()
self.settings["default_language_new_commands"] = \
panel.combo_lang_new_commands.currentText()
self.settings["command_size"] = \
panel.combo_command_size.currentText()
stack_root_temp = self.settings["stack_root"]
self.settings["stack_root"] = panel.input_stack_root.text()
self.settings = model.save(self.settings)
self.toggle_settings()
# Refresh the scripts table only when the stack root directory has
# changed. Always refreshing is kind of an overkill.
if stack_root_temp != self.settings["stack_root"]:
self.scanner = scanner.Scanner(self.settings["stack_root"], self)
self.setup_view_widgets(add_new_command=False)
self.refresh()
self.view.combo_stack.setCurrentIndex(0)
def add_to_history(command):
"""Add the given command to the history.
Args:
command (str): Command to add to the history.
Returns:
dict: The settings using the updated history.
"""
settings = model.load()
# Remove the command from the history in case it already exists so that
# we don't add up with duplicated commands in our history. If we execute
# once command, then another and then again the first command, then we
# want to add this command to the top.
try:
settings["history"].remove(command)
except ValueError:
pass
settings["history"].append(command)
return model.save(settings)