def __init__(self, module, controller, available_tree, parent=None):
StandardModuleConfigurationWidget.__init__(self, module, controller,
parent)
# set title
if module.has_annotation_with_key('__desc__'):
label = module.get_annotation_by_key('__desc__').value.strip()
title = '%s (%s) Module Configuration' % (label, module.name)
else:
title = '%s Module Configuration' % module.name
self.setWindowTitle(title)
self.build_gui(available_tree)
def __init__(self, module, controller, parent=None, is_input=None, path_type=None):
StandardModuleConfigurationWidget.__init__(self, module, controller, parent)
# set title
if module.has_annotation_with_key("__desc__"):
label = module.get_annotation_by_key("__desc__").value.strip()
title = "%s (%s) Module Configuration" % (label, module.name)
else:
title = "%s Module Configuration" % module.name
self.setWindowTitle(title)
self.build_gui(is_input, path_type)
self.set_values()
def __init__(self, module, controller, parent=None):
""" MplPlotConfigurationWidget(module: Module,
controller: VistrailController,
parent: QWidget)
-> MplPlotConfigurationWidget
Let StandardModuleConfigurationWidget constructor store the
controller/module object from the builder and set up the
configuration widget.
After StandardModuleConfigurationWidget constructor, all of
these will be available:
self.module : the Module object int the pipeline
self.module_descriptor: the descriptor for the type registered in the registry,
i.e. Tuple
self.controller: the current vistrail controller
"""
StandardModuleConfigurationWidget.__init__(self, module,
controller, parent)
# Give it a nice window title
self.setWindowTitle('Tuple Configuration')
# Add an empty vertical layout
centralLayout = QtGui.QVBoxLayout()
centralLayout.setMargin(0)
centralLayout.setSpacing(0)
self.setLayout(centralLayout)
# Then add a PortTable to our configuration widget
self.portTable = PortTable(self)
self.portTable.setHorizontalHeaderLabels(
QtCore.QStringList() << 'Input Port Name' << 'Type')
# We know that the Tuple module initially doesn't have any
# input port, we just use the local registry to see what ports
# it has at the time of configuration.
if self.module.registry:
iPorts = self.module.registry.destination_ports_from_descriptor(self.module_descriptor)
self.portTable.initializePorts(iPorts)
else:
self.portTable.fixGeometry()
centralLayout.addWidget(self.portTable)
# We need a padded widget to take all vertical white space away
paddedWidget = QtGui.QWidget(self)
paddedWidget.setSizePolicy(QtGui.QSizePolicy.Ignored,
QtGui.QSizePolicy.Expanding)
centralLayout.addWidget(paddedWidget, 1)
# Then we definitely need an Ok & Cancel button
self.createButtons()
def __init__(self, module, controller, parent=None):
""" HandlerConfigurationWidget(module: Module,
controller: VistrailController,
parent: QWidget)
-> HandlerConfigurationWidget
Setup the dialog to have a single python source editor and 2
buttons
"""
StandardModuleConfigurationWidget.__init__(self, module,
controller, parent)
self.setWindowTitle('Handler Python Script Editor')
self.setLayout(QtGui.QVBoxLayout())
self.layout().setMargin(0)
self.layout().setSpacing(0)
self.createEditor()
self.createButtonLayout()