def __init__(self,
line_number,
cache,
tw,
name,
filterstring,
defaultstring,
sort=None):
"""
Constructs a ViewPort out of given line.
"""
self.cache = cache
self.tw = tw
self.name = name
self.line_number = line_number
self.taskfilter, self.meta = self.process_filterstring(filterstring)
if defaultstring:
self.defaults = util.tw_modstring_to_kwargs(defaultstring)
else:
self.defaults = util.tw_args_to_kwargs(self.taskfilter)
self.tasks = set()
self.sort = (sort or vim.vars.get('taskwiki_sort_order')
or constants.DEFAULT_SORT_ORDER)
def from_line(cls, number, cache):
match = re.search(regexp.GENERIC_VIEWPORT, vim.current.buffer[number])
if not match:
return None
taskfilter = util.tw_modstring_to_args(match.group('filter') or '')
defaults, meta = util.tw_modstring_to_kwargs(
match.group('filter') + ' ' + (match.group('defaults') or ''))
name = match.group('name').strip()
tw = cache.warriors[match.group('source') or 'default']
self = cls(number, cache, tw, name, taskfilter, defaults, meta)
return self
def from_line(cls, number, cache):
match = re.search(regexp.GENERIC_VIEWPORT, vim.current.buffer[number])
if not match:
return None
taskfilter = util.tw_modstring_to_args(match.group('filter') or '')
defaults, meta = util.tw_modstring_to_kwargs(
match.group('filter') + ' ' + (match.group('defaults') or ''))
name = match.group('name').strip()
tw = cache.warriors[match.group('source') or 'default']
self = cls(number, cache, tw, name, taskfilter, defaults, meta)
return self
def __init__(self, line_number, cache, tw,
name, filterstring, defaultstring, sort=None):
"""
Constructs a ViewPort out of given line.
"""
self.cache = cache
self.tw = tw
self.name = name
self.line_number = line_number
self.taskfilter, self.meta = self.process_filterstring(filterstring)
if defaultstring:
self.defaults = util.tw_modstring_to_kwargs(defaultstring)
else:
self.defaults = util.tw_args_to_kwargs(self.taskfilter)
self.tasks = set()
self.sort = (
sort or
vim.vars.get('taskwiki_sort_order') or
constants.DEFAULT_SORT_ORDER
)
def from_line(cls, cache, number):
"""
Creates a Vimwiki object from given line in the buffer.
- If line does not contain a Vimwiki task, returns None.
"""
# Protected access is ok here
# pylint: disable=W0212
match = re.search(regexp.GENERIC_TASK, vim.current.buffer[number])
if not match:
return None
tw = cache.warriors[match.group('source') or 'default']
self = cls(cache, match.group('uuid'), tw)
# Save vim-only related data
self.vim_data.update({
'indent': match.group('space'),
'completed_mark': match.group('completed'),
'line_number': number,
})
# Save task related data into Task object directly
# Use data from the buffer to update the task only if we
# explicitly stated that buffer has authority or if the task
# being loaded is not saved in TW
if cache.buffer_has_authority or not self.task.saved:
self.task['description'] = match.group('text').decode('utf-8')
self.task['priority'] = convert_priority_to_tw_format(
len(match.group('priority') or [])) # This is either 0,1,2 or 3
# Also make sure changes in the progress field are reflected
if self['completed_mark'] is 'X':
self.task['status'] = 'completed'
elif self['completed_mark'] is 'S':
self.task['status'] = 'pending'
self.task['start'] = self.task['start'] or 'now'
# To get local time aware timestamp, we need to convert to
# from local datetime to UTC time, since that is what
# tasklib (correctly) uses
due = match.group('due')
if due:
# With strptime, we get a native datetime object
try:
parsed_due = datetime.strptime(due, regexp.DATETIME_FORMAT)
except ValueError:
try:
parsed_due = datetime.strptime(due, regexp.DATE_FORMAT)
except ValueError:
vim.command('echom "Taskwiki: Invalid timestamp '
'on line %s, ignored."'
% self['line_number'])
# We need to interpret it as timezone aware object in user's
# timezone, This properly handles DST and timezone offset.
self.task['due'] = parsed_due
# After all line-data parsing, save the data in the buffer
self._buffer_data = {key:self[key] for key in self.buffer_keys}
# We need to track depedency set in a extra attribute, since
# this may be a new task, and hence it need not to be saved yet.
# We circumvent this problem by iteration order in the TaskCache
self.add_dependencies = set()
self.parent = self.find_parent_task()
# Make parent task dependant on this task
if self.parent:
self.parent.add_dependencies |= set([self])
# For new tasks, apply defaults from above viewport
if not self.uuid:
self.apply_defaults()
# If -- is in description, assume it's separator for metadata
# * [ ] this is new task -- project:home
# should turn into
# * [ ] this is new task
# with project:home applied
if '--' in self['description']:
first_part, second_part = self['description'].split('--', 1)
new_description = first_part.strip()
modstring = second_part.strip()
# Convert the modstring
modifications = util.tw_modstring_to_kwargs(modstring)
for key in modifications.keys():
self[key] = modifications[key]
# Apply the new description
self['description'] = new_description
return self
def from_line(cls, cache, number):
"""
Creates a Vimwiki object from given line in the buffer.
- If line does not contain a Vimwiki task, returns None.
"""
# Protected access is ok here
# pylint: disable=W0212
match = re.search(regexp.GENERIC_TASK, vim.current.buffer[number])
if not match:
return None
tw = cache.warriors[match.group('source') or 'default']
self = cls(cache, match.group('uuid'), tw)
# Save vim-only related data
self.vim_data.update({
'indent': match.group('space'),
'completed_mark': match.group('completed'),
'line_number': number,
})
# Save task related data into Task object directly
self.task['description'] = match.group('text')
self.task['priority'] = convert_priority_to_tw_format(
len(match.group('priority') or [])) # This is either 0,1,2 or 3
# Also make sure changes in the progress field are reflected
if self['completed_mark'] is 'X':
self.task['status'] = 'completed'
elif self['completed_mark'] is 'S':
self.task['status'] = 'pending'
self.task['start'] = self.task['start'] or 'now'
# To get local time aware timestamp, we need to convert to from local datetime
# to UTC time, since that is what tasklib (correctly) uses
due = match.group('due')
if due:
# With strptime, we get a native datetime object
try:
parsed_due = datetime.strptime(due, regexp.DATETIME_FORMAT)
except ValueError:
try:
parsed_due = datetime.strptime(due, regexp.DATE_FORMAT)
except ValueError:
vim.command(
'echom "Taskwiki: Invalid timestamp on line %s, '
'ignored."' % self['line_number'])
# We need to interpret it as timezone aware object in user's timezone
# This properly handles DST, timezone offset and everything
self.task['due'] = parsed_due
# After all line-data parsing, save the data in the buffer
self._buffer_data = {key: self[key] for key in self.buffer_keys}
# We need to track depedency set in a extra attribute, since
# this may be a new task, and hence it need not to be saved yet.
# We circumvent this problem by iteration order in the TaskCache
self.add_dependencies = set()
self.parent = self.find_parent_task()
# Make parent task dependant on this task
if self.parent:
self.parent.add_dependencies |= set([self])
# For new tasks, apply defaults from above viewport
if not self.uuid:
self.apply_defaults()
# If -- is in description, assume it's separator for metadata
# * [ ] this is new task -- project:home
# should turn into
# * [ ] this is new task
# with project:home applied
if '--' in self['description']:
first_part, second_part = self['description'].split('--', 1)
new_description = first_part.strip()
modstring = second_part.strip()
# Convert the modstring and apply it, ignore meta part
modifications = util.tw_modstring_to_kwargs(modstring)[0]
for key in modifications.keys():
self[key] = modifications[key]
# Apply the new description
self['description'] = new_description
return self
