def command_enter_misc_actions(self):
"""
Overrides superclass method.
@see: baseCommand.command_enter_misc_actions() for documentation
"""
#@WARNING: The following code in was originally in
#def init_gui method. Its copied 'as is' from there.-- Ninad 2008-08-21
self.w.simMoviePlayerAction.setChecked(
1) # toggle on the Movie Player icon+
# Disable some action items in the main window.
# [bruce 050426 comment: I'm skeptical of disabling the ones marked #k
# and suggest for some others (especially "simulator") that they
# auto-exit the mode rather than be disabled,
# but I won't revise these for now.]
self.w.disable_QActions_for_movieMode(True)
# Actions marked #k are now in disable_QActions_for_movieMode(). mark 060314)
# Disable Undo/Redo actions, and undo checkpoints, during this mode (they *must* be reenabled in restore_gui).
# We do this last, so as not to do it if there are exceptions in the rest of the method,
# since if it's done and never undone, Undo/Redo won't work for the rest of the session.
# [bruce 060414; same thing done in some other modes]
undo_manager.disable_undo_checkpoints('Movie Player')
undo_manager.disable_UndoRedo(
'Movie Player',
"in Movie Player") # optimizing this for shortness in menu text
def command_enter_misc_actions(self):
"""
Overrides superclass method.
@see: baseCommand.command_enter_misc_actions() for documentation
"""
#@WARNING: The following code in was originally in
#def init_gui method. Its copied 'as is' from there.-- Ninad 2008-08-21
self.w.simMoviePlayerAction.setChecked(1) # toggle on the Movie Player icon+
# Disable some action items in the main window.
# [bruce 050426 comment: I'm skeptical of disabling the ones marked #k
# and suggest for some others (especially "simulator") that they
# auto-exit the mode rather than be disabled,
# but I won't revise these for now.]
self.w.disable_QActions_for_movieMode(True)
# Actions marked #k are now in disable_QActions_for_movieMode(). mark 060314)
# Disable Undo/Redo actions, and undo checkpoints, during this mode (they *must* be reenabled in restore_gui).
# We do this last, so as not to do it if there are exceptions in the rest of the method,
# since if it's done and never undone, Undo/Redo won't work for the rest of the session.
# [bruce 060414; same thing done in some other modes]
undo_manager.disable_undo_checkpoints('Movie Player')
undo_manager.disable_UndoRedo('Movie Player', "in Movie Player") # optimizing this for shortness in menu text
def init_gui(self):
if not self.propMgr:
self.propMgr = MoviePropertyManager(self)
#@bug BUG: following is a workaround for bug 2494
changes.keep_forever(self.propMgr)
#@NOTE: self.propMgr.show() is called later in this (init_gui) method.
self.updateCommandToolbar(bool_entering = True)
self.w.simMoviePlayerAction.setChecked(1) # toggle on the Movie Player icon+
# Disable some action items in the main window.
# [bruce 050426 comment: I'm skeptical of disabling the ones marked #k
# and suggest for some others (especially "simulator") that they
# auto-exit the mode rather than be disabled,
# but I won't revise these for now.]
self.w.disable_QActions_for_movieMode(True)
# Actions marked #k are now in disable_QActions_for_movieMode(). mark 060314)
# MP dashboard initialization.
self.enableMovieControls(False)
#bruce 050428 precaution (has no noticable effect but seems safer in theory)
#bruce 050428, working on bug 395: I think some undesirable state is left in the dashboard, so let's reinit it
# (and down below we might like to init it from the movie if possible, but it's not always possible).
self.propMgr._moviePropMgr_reinit() ###e could pass frameno? is max frames avail yet in all playable movies? not sure.
# [bruce 050426 comment: probably this should just be a call of an update method, also used during the mode ###e]
movie = self.o.assy.current_movie # might be None, but might_be_playable() true implies it's not
if self.might_be_playable(): #bruce 050426 added condition
frameno = movie.currentFrame
else:
frameno = 0 #bruce 050426 guessed value
self.propMgr.frameNumberSpinBox.setValue(frameno) # bruce 050428 question: does this call our slot method?? ###k
self.propMgr.moviePlayActiveAction.setVisible(0)
self.propMgr.moviePlayRevActiveAction.setVisible(0)
if self.might_be_playable(): # We have a movie file ready. It's showtime! [bruce 050426 changed .filename -> .might_be_playable()]
movie.cueMovie(propMgr = self.propMgr) # Cue movie.
self.enableMovieControls(True)
self.propMgr.updateFrameInformation()
if movie.filename: #k not sure this cond is needed or what to do if not true [bruce 050510]
env.history.message( "Movie file ready to play: %s" % movie.filename) #bruce 050510 added this message
else:
self.enableMovieControls(False)
#Need to do this after calling movie._setUp (propMgr displays movie
#information in its msg groupbox. All this will be cleaned up when we
#do moviemode code cleanup.
self.propMgr.show()
# Disable Undo/Redo actions, and undo checkpoints, during this mode (they *must* be reenabled in restore_gui).
# We do this last, so as not to do it if there are exceptions in the rest of the method,
# since if it's done and never undone, Undo/Redo won't work for the rest of the session.
# [bruce 060414; same thing done in some other modes]
import foundation.undo_manager as undo_manager
undo_manager.disable_undo_checkpoints('Movie Player')
undo_manager.disable_UndoRedo('Movie Player', "in Movie Player") # optimizing this for shortness in menu text
# this makes Undo menu commands and tooltips look like "Undo (not permitted in Movie Player)" (and similarly for Redo)
self.connect_or_disconnect_signals(True)
def init_gui(self):
if not self.propMgr:
self.propMgr = MoviePropertyManager(self)
#@bug BUG: following is a workaround for bug 2494
changes.keep_forever(self.propMgr)
#@NOTE: self.propMgr.show() is called later in this (init_gui) method.
self.updateCommandToolbar(bool_entering=True)
self.w.simMoviePlayerAction.setChecked(
1) # toggle on the Movie Player icon+
# Disable some action items in the main window.
# [bruce 050426 comment: I'm skeptical of disabling the ones marked #k
# and suggest for some others (especially "simulator") that they
# auto-exit the mode rather than be disabled,
# but I won't revise these for now.]
self.w.disable_QActions_for_movieMode(True)
# Actions marked #k are now in disable_QActions_for_movieMode(). mark 060314)
# MP dashboard initialization.
self.enableMovieControls(False)
#bruce 050428 precaution (has no noticable effect but seems safer in theory)
#bruce 050428, working on bug 395: I think some undesirable state is left in the dashboard, so let's reinit it
# (and down below we might like to init it from the movie if possible, but it's not always possible).
self.propMgr._moviePropMgr_reinit(
) ###e could pass frameno? is max frames avail yet in all playable movies? not sure.
# [bruce 050426 comment: probably this should just be a call of an update method, also used during the mode ###e]
movie = self.o.assy.current_movie # might be None, but might_be_playable() true implies it's not
if self.might_be_playable(): #bruce 050426 added condition
frameno = movie.currentFrame
else:
frameno = 0 #bruce 050426 guessed value
self.propMgr.frameNumberSpinBox.setValue(
frameno
) # bruce 050428 question: does this call our slot method?? ###k
self.propMgr.moviePlayActiveAction.setVisible(0)
self.propMgr.moviePlayRevActiveAction.setVisible(0)
if self.might_be_playable(
): # We have a movie file ready. It's showtime! [bruce 050426 changed .filename -> .might_be_playable()]
movie.cueMovie(propMgr=self.propMgr) # Cue movie.
self.enableMovieControls(True)
self.propMgr.updateFrameInformation()
if movie.filename: #k not sure this cond is needed or what to do if not true [bruce 050510]
env.history.message(
"Movie file ready to play: %s" %
movie.filename) #bruce 050510 added this message
else:
self.enableMovieControls(False)
#Need to do this after calling movie._setUp (propMgr displays movie
#information in its msg groupbox. All this will be cleaned up when we
#do moviemode code cleanup.
self.propMgr.show()
# Disable Undo/Redo actions, and undo checkpoints, during this mode (they *must* be reenabled in restore_gui).
# We do this last, so as not to do it if there are exceptions in the rest of the method,
# since if it's done and never undone, Undo/Redo won't work for the rest of the session.
# [bruce 060414; same thing done in some other modes]
import foundation.undo_manager as undo_manager
undo_manager.disable_undo_checkpoints('Movie Player')
undo_manager.disable_UndoRedo(
'Movie Player',
"in Movie Player") # optimizing this for shortness in menu text
# this makes Undo menu commands and tooltips look like "Undo (not permitted in Movie Player)" (and similarly for Redo)
self.connect_or_disconnect_signals(True)