def _construct_week(self, week):
"""
constructs a CColumns week from a week of datetime.date objects. Also
prepends the month name if the first day of the month is included in
that week.
:param week: list of datetime.date objects
:returns: the week as an CColumns object and True or False depending on
if today is in this week
:rtype: tuple(urwid.CColumns, bool)
"""
if self.monthdisplay == 'firstday' and 1 in [day.day for day in week]:
month_name = calendar.month_abbr[week[-1].month].ljust(4)
attr = 'monthname'
elif self.monthdisplay == 'firstfullweek' and week[0].day <= 7:
month_name = calendar.month_abbr[week[-1].month].ljust(4)
attr = 'monthname'
elif self.weeknumbers == 'left':
month_name = ' {:2} '.format(getweeknumber(week[0]))
attr = 'weeknumber_left'
else:
month_name = ' '
attr = None
this_week = [(get_month_abbr_len(),
urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text(month_name), attr))]
for number, day in enumerate(week):
new_date = Date(day, self.get_styles)
this_week.append((2, new_date))
new_date.set_styles(self.get_styles(new_date.date, False))
if self.weeknumbers == 'right':
this_week.append(
(2,
urwid.AttrMap(
urwid.Text('{:2}'.format(getweeknumber(week[0]))),
'weeknumber_right')))
week = DateCColumns(this_week,
on_date_change=self.on_date_change,
on_press=self.on_press,
keybindings=self.keybindings,
dividechars=1,
get_styles=self.get_styles)
return week
def _construct_week(self, week):
"""
constructs a CColumns week from a week of datetime.date objects. Also
prepends the month name if the first day of the month is included in
that week.
:param week: list of datetime.date objects
:returns: the week as an CColumns object and True or False depending on
if today is in this week
:rtype: tuple(urwid.CColumns, bool)
"""
if self.monthdisplay == 'firstday' and 1 in [day.day for day in week]:
month_name = calendar.month_abbr[week[-1].month].ljust(4)
attr = 'monthname'
elif self.monthdisplay == 'firstfullweek' and week[0].day <= 7:
month_name = calendar.month_abbr[week[-1].month].ljust(4)
attr = 'monthname'
elif self.weeknumbers == 'left':
month_name = ' {:2} '.format(getweeknumber(week[0]))
attr = 'weeknumber_left'
else:
month_name = ' '
attr = None
this_week = [(get_month_abbr_len(), urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text(month_name), attr))]
for number, day in enumerate(week):
new_date = Date(day, self.get_styles)
this_week.append((2, new_date))
new_date.set_styles(self.get_styles(new_date.date, False))
if self.weeknumbers == 'right':
this_week.append((2, urwid.AttrMap(
urwid.Text('{:2}'.format(getweeknumber(week[0]))), 'weeknumber_right')))
week = DateCColumns(this_week,
on_date_change=self.on_date_change,
on_press=self.on_press,
keybindings=self.keybindings,
dividechars=1,
get_styles=self.get_styles)
return week
def __init__(self, on_date_change, keybindings, on_press, firstweekday=0,
weeknumbers=False, monthdisplay='firstday', get_styles=None, initial=None):
"""
:param on_date_change: a function that is called every time the selected
date is changed with the newly selected date as a first (and only
argument)
:type on_date_change: function
:param keybindings: bind keys to specific functionionality, keys are
the available commands, values are lists of keys that should be
bound to those commands. See below for the defaults.
Available commands:
'left', 'right', 'up', 'down': move cursor in direction
'today': refocus on today
'mark': toggles selection mode
:type keybindings: dict
:param on_press: dictonary of functions that are called when the key is
pressed and is not already bound to one of the internal functionions
via `keybindings`. These functions must accept two arguments, in
normal mode the first argument is the currently selected date
(datetime.date) and the second is `None`. When a date range is
selected, the first argument is the earlier, the second argument
is the later date. The function's return values are interpreted as
pressed keys, which are handed to the widget containing the
CalendarWidget.
:type on_press: dict
"""
if initial is None:
self._initial = dt.date.today()
else:
self._initial = initial
default_keybindings = {
'left': ['left'], 'down': ['down'], 'right': ['right'], 'up': ['up'],
'today': ['t'],
'view': [],
'mark': ['v'],
}
on_press = defaultdict(lambda: lambda x: x, on_press)
default_keybindings.update(keybindings)
calendar.setfirstweekday(firstweekday)
try:
mylocale = '.'.join(getlocale(LC_TIME))
except TypeError: # language code and encoding may be None
mylocale = 'C'
_calendar = calendar.LocaleTextCalendar(firstweekday, mylocale)
weekheader = _calendar.formatweekheader(2)
dnames = weekheader.split(' ')
def _get_styles(date, focus):
if focus:
if date == dt.date.today():
return 'today focus'
else:
return 'reveal focus'
else:
if date == dt.date.today():
return 'today'
else:
return None
if get_styles is None:
get_styles = _get_styles
if weeknumbers == 'right':
dnames.append('#w')
month_names_length = get_month_abbr_len()
dnames = urwid.Columns(
[(month_names_length, urwid.Text(' ' * month_names_length))] +
[(2, urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text(name), 'dayname')) for name in dnames],
dividechars=1)
self.walker = CalendarWalker(
on_date_change, on_press, default_keybindings, firstweekday,
weeknumbers, monthdisplay,
get_styles, initial=self._initial)
self.box = CListBox(self.walker)
frame = urwid.Frame(self.box, header=dnames)
urwid.WidgetWrap.__init__(self, frame)
self.set_focus_date(self._initial)
def __init__(self, on_date_change, keybindings, on_press, firstweekday=0,
weeknumbers=False, monthdisplay='firstday', get_styles=None, initial=None):
"""
:param on_date_change: a function that is called every time the selected
date is changed with the newly selected date as a first (and only
argument)
:type on_date_change: function
:param keybindings: bind keys to specific functionionality, keys are
the available commands, values are lists of keys that should be
bound to those commands. See below for the defaults.
Available commands:
'left', 'right', 'up', 'down': move cursor in direction
'today': refocus on today
'mark': toggles selection mode
:type keybindings: dict
:param on_press: dictonary of functions that are called when the key is
pressed and is not already bound to one of the internal functionions
via `keybindings`. These functions must accept two arguments, in
normal mode the first argument is the currently selected date
(datetime.date) and the second is `None`. When a date range is
selected, the first argument is the earlier, the second argument
is the later date. The function's return values are interpreted as
pressed keys, which are handed to the widget containing the
CalendarWidget.
:type on_press: dict
"""
if initial is None:
self._initial = dt.date.today()
else:
self._initial = initial
default_keybindings = {
'left': ['left'], 'down': ['down'], 'right': ['right'], 'up': ['up'],
'today': ['t'],
'view': [],
'mark': ['v'],
}
on_press = defaultdict(lambda: lambda x: x, on_press)
default_keybindings.update(keybindings)
calendar.setfirstweekday(firstweekday)
try:
mylocale = '.'.join(getlocale(LC_TIME))
except TypeError: # language code and encoding may be None
mylocale = 'C'
_calendar = calendar.LocaleTextCalendar(firstweekday, mylocale)
weekheader = _calendar.formatweekheader(2)
dnames = weekheader.split(' ')
def _get_styles(date, focus):
if focus:
if date == dt.date.today():
return 'today focus'
else:
return 'reveal focus'
else:
if date == dt.date.today():
return 'today'
else:
return None
if get_styles is None:
get_styles = _get_styles
if weeknumbers == 'right':
dnames.append('#w')
month_names_length = get_month_abbr_len()
dnames = urwid.Columns(
[(month_names_length, urwid.Text(' ' * month_names_length))] +
[(2, urwid.AttrMap(urwid.Text(name), 'dayname')) for name in dnames],
dividechars=1)
self.walker = CalendarWalker(
on_date_change, on_press, default_keybindings, firstweekday,
weeknumbers, monthdisplay,
get_styles, initial=self._initial)
self.box = CListBox(self.walker)
frame = urwid.Frame(self.box, header=dnames)
urwid.WidgetWrap.__init__(self, frame)
self.set_focus_date(self._initial)
