def set_status(self, status, donedate=None):
old_status = self.status
if status == old_status:
return
self.can_be_deleted = False
# No need to update children or whatever if the task is not loaded
if status and self.is_loaded():
# we first modify the status of the children
# If Done, we set the done date
if status in [self.STA_DONE, self.STA_DISMISSED]:
for c in self.get_subtasks():
if c.get_status() in [self.STA_ACTIVE]:
c.set_status(status, donedate=donedate)
# If we mark a task as Active and that some parent are not
# Active, we break the parent/child relation
# It has no sense to have an active subtask of a done parent.
# (old_status check is necessary to avoid false positive a start)
elif status in [self.STA_ACTIVE] and\
old_status in [self.STA_DONE, self.STA_DISMISSED]:
if self.has_parent():
for p_tid in self.get_parents():
par = self.req.get_task(p_tid)
if par.is_loaded() and par.get_status() in\
[self.STA_DONE, self.STA_DISMISSED]:
# we can either break the parent/child relationship
# self.remove_parent(p_tid)
# or restore the parent too
par.set_status(self.STA_ACTIVE)
# We dont mark the children as Active because
# They might be already completed after all
# then the task itself
if status:
self.status = status
# Set closing date
if status and status in [self.STA_DONE, self.STA_DISMISSED]:
# to the specified date (if any)
if donedate:
self.closed_date = donedate
# or to today
else:
self.closed_date = Date.today()
self._has_been_modified()
self.sync()
def set_date(self, date, date_kind):
self.__date_kind = date_kind
if date_kind == GTGCalendar.DATE_KIND_DUE:
self.__fuzzydate_btns.show()
else:
self.__fuzzydate_btns.hide()
if not date:
# we set the widget to today's date if there is not a date defined
date = Date.today()
self.__date = date
if not date.is_fuzzy():
self.__calendar.select_day(date.day)
# Calendar use 0..11 for a month so we need -1
# We can't use conversion through python's datetime
# because it is often an invalid date
self.__calendar.select_month(date.month - 1, date.year)
def set_date(self, date, date_kind):
self.__date_kind = date_kind
if date_kind == GTGCalendar.DATE_KIND_DUE:
self.__fuzzydate_btns.show()
else:
self.__fuzzydate_btns.hide()
if not date:
# we set the widget to today's date if there is not a date defined
date = Date.today()
self.__date = date
if not date.is_fuzzy():
self.__calendar.select_day(date.day)
# Calendar use 0..11 for a month so we need -1
# We can't use conversion through python's datetime
# because it is often an invalid date
self.__calendar.select_month(date.month - 1, date.year)
def check_commands(commands_list):
""" Execute search commands
This method is recursive for !or and !and """
def fulltext_search(task, word):
""" check if task contains the word """
word = word.lower()
text = task.get_excerpt(strip_tags=False).lower()
title = task.get_title().lower()
return word in text or word in title
value_checks = {
'after': lambda t, v: task.get_due_date() > v,
'before': lambda t, v: task.get_due_date() < v,
'tag': lambda t, v: v in task.get_tags_name(),
'word': fulltext_search,
'today': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.today(),
'tomorrow': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.tomorrow(),
'nodate': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.no_date(),
'now': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.now(),
'soon': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.soon(),
'someday': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.someday(),
'notag': lambda task, v: task.get_tags() == [],
}
for command in commands_list:
cmd, positive, args = command[0], command[1], command[2:]
result = False
if cmd == 'or':
for sub_cmd in args[0]:
if check_commands([sub_cmd]):
result = True
break
elif value_checks.get(cmd, None):
if len(args) > 0:
args = args[0]
result = value_checks[cmd](task, args)
if (positive and not result) or (not positive and result):
return False
return True
def check_commands(commands_list):
""" Execute search commands
This method is recursive for !or and !and """
def fulltext_search(task, word):
""" check if task contains the word """
word = word.lower()
text = task.get_excerpt(strip_tags=False).lower()
title = task.get_title().lower()
return word in text or word in title
value_checks = {
'after': lambda t, v: task.get_due_date() > v,
'before': lambda t, v: task.get_due_date() < v,
'tag': lambda t, v: v in task.get_tags_name(),
'word': fulltext_search,
'today': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.today(),
'tomorrow': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.tomorrow(),
'nodate': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.no_date(),
'now': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.now(),
'soon': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.soon(),
'someday': lambda task, v: task.get_due_date() == Date.someday(),
'notag': lambda task, v: task.get_tags() == [],
}
for command in commands_list:
cmd, positive, args = command[0], command[1], command[2:]
result = False
if cmd == 'or':
for sub_cmd in args[0]:
if check_commands([sub_cmd]):
result = True
break
elif value_checks.get(cmd, None):
if len(args) > 0:
args = args[0]
result = value_checks[cmd](task, args)
if (positive and not result) or (not positive and result):
return False
return True
def delete_old_closed_tasks(self, widget=None):
self.__log("Starting deletion of old tasks")
today = Date.today()
max_days = self.preferences["max_days"]
requester = self.plugin_api.get_requester()
closed_tree = requester.get_tasks_tree(name='inactive')
closed_tasks = [requester.get_task(tid) for tid in
closed_tree.get_all_nodes()]
to_remove = [t for t in closed_tasks
if (today - t.get_closed_date()).days > max_days]
for task in to_remove:
if requester.has_task(task.get_id()):
requester.delete_task(task.get_id())
# If automatic purging is on, schedule another run
if self.is_automatic:
self.schedule_autopurge()
def set_status(self, status, donedate=None):
old_status = self.status
self.can_be_deleted = False
# No need to update children or whatever if the task is not loaded
if status and self.is_loaded():
# we first modify the status of the children
# If Done, we set the done date
if status in [self.STA_DONE, self.STA_DISMISSED]:
for c in self.get_subtasks():
if c.get_status() in [self.STA_ACTIVE]:
c.set_status(status, donedate=donedate)
# If we mark a task as Active and that some parent are not
# Active, we break the parent/child relation
# It has no sense to have an active subtask of a done parent.
# (old_status check is necessary to avoid false positive a start)
elif status in [self.STA_ACTIVE] and\
old_status in [self.STA_DONE, self.STA_DISMISSED]:
if self.has_parent():
for p_tid in self.get_parents():
par = self.req.get_task(p_tid)
if par.is_loaded() and par.get_status() in\
[self.STA_DONE, self.STA_DISMISSED]:
# we can either break the parent/child relationship
# self.remove_parent(p_tid)
# or restore the parent too
par.set_status(self.STA_ACTIVE)
# We dont mark the children as Active because
# They might be already completed after all
# then the task itself
if status:
self.status = status
# Set closing date
if status and status in [self.STA_DONE, self.STA_DISMISSED]:
# to the specified date (if any)
if donedate:
self.closed_date = donedate
# or to today
else:
self.closed_date = Date.today()
self.sync()
def purge_old_tasks(self, widget=None):
log.debug("Deleting old tasks")
today = Date.today()
max_days = self.config.get('autoclean_days')
closed_tree = self.req.get_tasks_tree(name='inactive')
closed_tasks = [
self.req.get_task(tid) for tid in closed_tree.get_all_nodes()
]
to_remove = [
t for t in closed_tasks
if (today - t.get_closed_date()).days > max_days
]
[
self.req.delete_task(task.get_id()) for task in to_remove
if self.req.has_task(task.get_id())
]
def get_node_bgcolor(self, node):
""" This method checks the urgency of a node (task) and returns its
urgency background color"""
sdate = node.get_start_date()
ddate = node.get_due_date()
daysleft = ddate.days_left()
# Dates undefined (Fix to bug #1039655)
if ddate == Date.today():
return self._get_color(2) # High urgency
elif daysleft < 0 and ddate != Date.no_date():
return self._get_color(3) # Overdue
elif (
sdate == Date.no_date() # Has no start date
and ddate != Date.no_date() # and a due date
and not ddate.is_fuzzy()
): # which is not fuzzy, is fixed
return self._get_color(1) # Normal
# Fuzzy dates (now, soon, someday)
# These can ignore the start date
if ddate == Date.now():
return self._get_color(2)
elif ddate == Date.soon():
return self._get_color(1)
elif ddate == Date.someday():
return self._get_color(0)
# Dates fully defined. Calculate gradient color
elif sdate != Date.no_date() != ddate:
dayspan = (ddate - sdate).days
redf = self._pref_data["reddays"]
reddays = int(ceil(redf / 100.0 * dayspan))
# Gradient variables
grad_dayspan = dayspan - reddays
grad_half_dayspan = grad_dayspan / 2.0
# Default to low urgency color
color = self._get_color(0)
# CL : low urgency color
# CN : normal urgency color
# CH : high urgency color
# CO : overdue color
# To understand this section, it is easier to draw out a
# timeline divided into 3 sections: CL to CN, CN to CH and
# the reddays section. Then point out the spans of the
# different variables (dayspan, daysleft, reddays,
# grad_dayspan, grad_half_dayspan)
if daysleft < 0: # CO
color = self._get_color(3)
elif daysleft <= reddays: # CH
color = self._get_color(2)
elif daysleft <= (dayspan - grad_half_dayspan):
# Gradient CN to CH
# Has to be float so division by it is non-zero
steps = float(grad_half_dayspan)
step = grad_half_dayspan - (daysleft - reddays)
color = self._get_gradient_color(self._get_color(1), self._get_color(2), step / steps)
elif daysleft <= dayspan:
# Gradient CL to CN
steps = float(grad_half_dayspan)
step = grad_half_dayspan - (daysleft - reddays - grad_half_dayspan)
color = self._get_gradient_color(self._get_color(0), self._get_color(1), step / steps)
return color
# Insufficient data to determine urgency
else:
return None
def get_node_bgcolor(self, node):
""" This method checks the urgency of a node (task) and returns its
urgency background color"""
sdate = node.get_start_date()
ddate = node.get_due_date()
daysleft = ddate.days_left()
# Dates undefined (Fix to bug #1039655)
if (ddate == Date.today()):
return self._get_color(2) # High urgency
elif (daysleft < 0 and ddate != Date.no_date()):
return self._get_color(3) # Overdue
elif (sdate == Date.no_date() # Has no start date
and ddate != Date.no_date() # and a due date
and not ddate.is_fuzzy()): # which is not fuzzy, is fixed
return self._get_color(1) # Normal
# Fuzzy dates (now, soon, someday)
# These can ignore the start date
if (ddate == Date.now()):
return self._get_color(2)
elif (ddate == Date.soon()):
return self._get_color(1)
elif (ddate == Date.someday()):
return self._get_color(0)
# Dates fully defined. Calculate gradient color
elif (sdate != Date.no_date() != ddate):
dayspan = (ddate - sdate).days
redf = self._pref_data['reddays']
reddays = int(ceil(redf / 100.0 * dayspan))
# Gradient variables
grad_dayspan = dayspan - reddays
grad_half_dayspan = grad_dayspan / 2.0
# Default to low urgency color
color = self._get_color(0)
# CL : low urgency color
# CN : normal urgency color
# CH : high urgency color
# CO : overdue color
# To understand this section, it is easier to draw out a
# timeline divided into 3 sections: CL to CN, CN to CH and
# the reddays section. Then point out the spans of the
# different variables (dayspan, daysleft, reddays,
# grad_dayspan, grad_half_dayspan)
if daysleft < 0: # CO
color = self._get_color(3)
elif daysleft <= reddays: # CH
color = self._get_color(2)
elif daysleft <= (dayspan - grad_half_dayspan):
# Gradient CN to CH
# Has to be float so division by it is non-zero
steps = float(grad_half_dayspan)
step = grad_half_dayspan - (daysleft - reddays)
color = self._get_gradient_color(self._get_color(1),
self._get_color(2),
step / steps)
elif daysleft <= dayspan:
# Gradient CL to CN
steps = float(grad_half_dayspan)
step = grad_half_dayspan - (daysleft -
reddays - grad_half_dayspan)
color = self._get_gradient_color(self._get_color(0),
self._get_color(1),
step / steps)
return color
# Insufficient data to determine urgency
else:
return None
