def _get_background_color(self, idx, entitlement_cert=None):
if entitlement_cert:
date_range = entitlement_cert.validRange()
now = datetime.now(GMT())
if date_range.end() < now:
return EXPIRED_COLOR
if date_range.end() - timedelta(days=WARNING_DAYS) < now:
return WARNING_COLOR
return get_cell_background_color(idx)
def _get_background_color(self, idx, entitlement_cert=None):
if entitlement_cert:
date_range = entitlement_cert.validRange()
now = datetime.now(GMT())
if date_range.end() < now:
return EXPIRED_COLOR
if date_range.end() - timedelta(days=WARNING_DAYS) < now:
return WARNING_COLOR
return get_cell_background_color(idx)
def _add_group(self, group_idx, group):
iter = None
bg_color = get_cell_background_color(group_idx)
if group.name:
iter = self.store.add_map(iter, self._create_stacking_header_entry(group.name, bg_color))
new_parent_image = None
for i, cert in enumerate(group.entitlements):
image = self._get_entry_image(cert)
self.store.add_map(iter, self._create_entry_map(cert, bg_color, image))
# Determine if we need to change the parent's image. We
# will match the parent's image with the children if any of
# the children have an image.
if self.image_ranks_higher(new_parent_image, image):
new_parent_image = image
# Update the parent image if required.
if new_parent_image and iter:
self.store.set_value(
iter, self.store["image"], gtk.gdk.pixbuf_new_from_file_at_size(new_parent_image, 13, 13)
)
def _stripe_rows(self, column, store):
"""
This method repaints the row stripes when the rows are re-arranged
due to the user sorting a column
"""
if 'background' in store:
iter = store.get_iter_first()
i = 0
rows = []
# Making changes to a TreeModel while you are iterating over it can lead
# to weird behavior so we save all the rows that need to be recolored as
# TreeRowReferences and set the color on them after the iteration is finished.
while iter:
bg_color = utils.get_cell_background_color(i)
rows += [(ref, bg_color) for ref in utils.gather_group(store, iter, [])]
i += 1
iter = store.iter_next(iter)
for r in rows:
model = r[0].get_model()
iter = model.get_iter(r[0].get_path())
model.set_value(iter, model['background'], r[1])
def _stripe_rows(self, column, store):
"""
This method repaints the row stripes when the rows are re-arranged
due to the user sorting a column
"""
if 'background' in store:
iter = store.get_iter_first()
i = 0
rows = []
# Making changes to a TreeModel while you are iterating over it can lead
# to weird behavior so we save all the rows that need to be recolored as
# TreeRowReferences and set the color on them after the iteration is finished.
while iter:
bg_color = utils.get_cell_background_color(i)
rows += [(ref, bg_color) for ref in utils.gather_group(store, iter, [])]
i += 1
iter = store.iter_next(iter)
for r in rows:
model = r[0].get_model()
iter = model.get_iter(r[0].get_path())
model.set_value(iter, model['background'], r[1])
def _add_group(self, group_idx, group):
iter = None
bg_color = get_cell_background_color(group_idx)
if group.name:
iter = self.store.add_map(
iter, self._create_stacking_header_entry(group.name, bg_color))
new_parent_image = None
for i, cert in enumerate(group.entitlements):
image = self._get_entry_image(cert)
self.store.add_map(iter,
self._create_entry_map(cert, bg_color, image))
# Determine if we need to change the parent's image. We
# will match the parent's image with the children if any of
# the children have an image.
if self.image_ranks_higher(new_parent_image, image):
new_parent_image = image
# Update the parent image if required.
if new_parent_image and iter:
self.store.set_value(
iter, self.store['image'],
gtk.gdk.pixbuf_new_from_file_at_size(new_parent_image, 13, 13))
