def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(RootBox, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.chat_client = None
self.receive_queue = Queue()
# create the confirm box for quitting
self.quit_confirm = ConfirmPopup(title='Quit?', confirm_text='Quit')
self.quit_confirm.bind(on_confirm=self.quit_pushed)
self.quit_confirm.bind(on_cancel=self.cancel_pushed)
# there is some sort of instantiation order problem where you can't
# directly refer to custom classes as children in the kv language, so
# everywhere were we want custom classes there is a BoxLayout which we
# will now put the custom classes inside
self.menu = Menu()
self.menu.hide_item('Chats')
self.menu.bind(text=self.menu_action)
self.ids.menu_container.add_widget(self.menu)
self.chat_box = ChatBox()
self.ids.chat_box_container.add_widget(self.chat_box)
# don't add server_list just yet, it has the connection status label in
# it
# self.server_list = ServerBox(self)
# store = JsonStore('storage.json')
# try:
# userid = store.get('account')['userid']
# password = store.get('account')['password']
# host = store.get('server')['host']
# port = store.get('server')['port']
# except KeyError as msg:
# print("test {}".format(msg))
# self.ids.connection_label.text = 'No Username Set'
# else:
# # create the chat client and start processing on separate thread
# self.chat_client = ChatClient(self, userid, password)
# self.chat_client.connect((host, port))
# self.chat_client.process(block=False)
self.chat_client = TMPClient(self, tmp, username)
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(RootBox, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.chat_client = None
self.receive_queue = Queue()
# create the confirm box for quitting
self.quit_confirm = ConfirmPopup(title='Quit?', confirm_text='Quit')
self.quit_confirm.bind(on_confirm=self.quit_pushed)
self.quit_confirm.bind(on_cancel=self.cancel_pushed)
# there is some sort of instantiation order problem where you can't
# directly refer to custom classes as children in the kv language, so
# everywhere were we want custom classes there is a BoxLayout which we
# will now put the custom classes inside
self.menu = Menu()
self.menu.hide_item('Chats')
self.menu.bind(text=self.menu_action)
self.ids.menu_container.add_widget(self.menu)
self.chat_box = ChatBox()
self.ids.chat_box_container.add_widget(self.chat_box)
# don't add friend_box just yet, it has the connection status label in
# it
self.friend_box = FriendBox(self)
store = JsonStore('storage.json')
try:
userid = store.get('account')['userid']
password = store.get('account')['password']
host = store.get('server')['host']
port = store.get('server')['port']
except KeyError:
self.ids.connection_label.text = 'No Username Set'
else:
# create the chat client and start processing on separate thread
self.chat_client = ChatClient(self, userid, password)
self.chat_client.connect((host, port))
self.chat_client.process(block=False)
class RootBox(BoxLayout):
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(RootBox, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.chat_client = None
self.receive_queue = Queue()
# create the confirm box for quitting
self.quit_confirm = ConfirmPopup(title='Quit?', confirm_text='Quit')
self.quit_confirm.bind(on_confirm=self.quit_pushed)
self.quit_confirm.bind(on_cancel=self.cancel_pushed)
# there is some sort of instantiation order problem where you can't
# directly refer to custom classes as children in the kv language, so
# everywhere were we want custom classes there is a BoxLayout which we
# will now put the custom classes inside
self.menu = Menu()
self.menu.hide_item('Chats')
self.menu.bind(text=self.menu_action)
self.ids.menu_container.add_widget(self.menu)
self.chat_box = ChatBox()
self.ids.chat_box_container.add_widget(self.chat_box)
# don't add friend_box just yet, it has the connection status label in
# it
self.friend_box = FriendBox(self)
store = JsonStore('storage.json')
try:
userid = store.get('account')['userid']
password = store.get('account')['password']
host = store.get('server')['host']
port = store.get('server')['port']
except KeyError:
self.ids.connection_label.text = 'No Username Set'
else:
# create the chat client and start processing on separate thread
self.chat_client = ChatClient(self, userid, password)
self.chat_client.connect((host, port))
self.chat_client.process(block=False)
def quit_pushed(self, *args):
print 'Disconnecting...'
if self.chat_client:
self.chat_client.disconnect(wait=True)
quit()
def cancel_pushed(self, *args):
# changed their mind about quitting, as our menu is not a real menu
# but a spinner, we need to reset the display value to be our current
# screen
self.menu.text = self.ids.screen_manager.current
def menu_action(self, spinner, text):
if text == 'Quit':
self.quit_confirm.open()
elif text == 'Settings':
app = App.get_running_app()
app.open_settings()
# settings uses a pop-up, need to set our spinner menu back to
# wherever we were
self.menu.text = self.ids.screen_manager.current
elif text == 'Chats':
# go to chat screen and clear the current tab's friend's message
# count
self.ids.screen_manager.current = text
current_tab = self.chat_box.ids.tab_content.current
try:
self.chat_box.chats[current_tab]['friend'].message_count = 0
except KeyError:
# there is no current tab, do nothing
pass
else:
# switch to the screen chosen by the spinner
self.ids.screen_manager.current = text
def menu_add_chat(self):
self.menu.show_item('Chats')
def menu_remove_chat(self):
self.menu.hide_item('Chats', select='Contacts')
self.ids.screen_manager.current = 'Contacts'
class RootBox(BoxLayout):
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(RootBox, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.chat_client = None
self.receive_queue = Queue()
# create the confirm box for quitting
self.quit_confirm = ConfirmPopup(title='Quit?', confirm_text='Quit')
self.quit_confirm.bind(on_confirm=self.quit_pushed)
self.quit_confirm.bind(on_cancel=self.cancel_pushed)
# there is some sort of instantiation order problem where you can't
# directly refer to custom classes as children in the kv language, so
# everywhere were we want custom classes there is a BoxLayout which we
# will now put the custom classes inside
self.menu = Menu()
self.menu.hide_item('Chats')
self.menu.bind(text=self.menu_action)
self.ids.menu_container.add_widget(self.menu)
self.chat_box = ChatBox()
self.ids.chat_box_container.add_widget(self.chat_box)
# don't add friend_box just yet, it has the connection status label in
# it
self.friend_box = FriendBox(self)
store = JsonStore('storage.json')
try:
userid = store.get('account')['userid']
password = store.get('account')['password']
host = store.get('server')['host']
port = store.get('server')['port']
except KeyError:
self.ids.connection_label.text = 'No Username Set'
else:
# create the chat client and start processing on separate thread
self.chat_client = ChatClient(self, userid, password)
self.chat_client.connect((host, port))
self.chat_client.process(block=False)
def quit_pushed(self, *args):
print ('Disconnecting...')
if self.chat_client:
self.chat_client.disconnect(wait=True)
quit()
def cancel_pushed(self, *args):
# changed their mind about quitting, as our menu is not a real menu
# but a spinner, we need to reset the display value to be our current
# screen
self.menu.text = self.ids.screen_manager.current
def menu_action(self, spinner, text):
if text == 'Quit':
self.quit_confirm.open()
elif text == 'Settings':
app = App.get_running_app()
app.open_settings()
# settings uses a pop-up, need to set our spinner menu back to
# wherever we were
self.menu.text = self.ids.screen_manager.current
elif text == 'Chats':
# go to chat screen and clear the current tab's friend's message
# count
self.ids.screen_manager.current = text
current_tab = self.chat_box.ids.tab_content.current
try:
self.chat_box.chats[current_tab]['friend'].message_count = 0
except KeyError:
# there is no current tab, do nothing
pass
else:
# switch to the screen chosen by the spinner
self.ids.screen_manager.current = text
def menu_add_chat(self):
self.menu.show_item('Chats')
def menu_remove_chat(self):
self.menu.hide_item('Chats', select='Contacts')
self.ids.screen_manager.current = 'Contacts'
