def on_activate(self, app):
'''
This method will activate the window, most of the time.
This method gets called when the application is first run, so it needs
to check if the hide flag was specified, if it was, it won't actually
activate the window, and it won't populate the window with any data.
The reason for this is because the data that needs to be displayed is
inside a collection, which may be locked, asking the user for a
password on login, which is when by default the application is run,
will be an unintuitive experience. The password may be in the 'Login'
keyring, in which case the collection will be unlocked automatically,
but we can't rely on that, and so the data is only unlocked and loaded
when the application is first shown. This will slow the first show a
bit, but if the password to unlock the collection is required, the user
will know why that popup asking for a password is showing.
Also when the collection is first unlock, and the user doesn't input
the correct password, or just cancels the popup, there will be
different behaviour depending on whether the application was run
initially hidden or not. We feel it's best to return the window to the
previous state to deliver a more intuitive experience to the user.
So if the window is hidden, then it's shown, and needs a password to
unlock the collection, if that password query fails, it returns to
being hidden. If the application is being started without the hide flag
and a password query fails, then the application is shutdown.
'''
if self.hide_flag:
self.hide_flag = False
return
# If the collection wasn't created quit
if not self.main_view.secret.collection:
self.quit()
return
if self.main_view.secret.unlock():
# The app can start hidden to speed up showing it later,
# but I wouldn't want to ask for a collection password right after
# the user logs in, particularly because the collection would be
# locked and the user would have to input the password again later
# when showing the window. So I populate the buttons on the first
# show instead. I also set the started_hidden flag, this makes the
# app never quit when coming from hiding and the unlock fails,
# it will just keep hidden.
if self.first_run:
self.first_run = False
self.started_hidden = True
self.main_view.init_buttons()
self.window.show()
if platform.system() == 'Windows':
current_event_time = 0
else:
current_event_time = Keybinder.get_current_event_time()
# This line will produce warnings on journalctl when passman
# is activated without using the keyboard shortcut.
# This happens because Gtk doesn't set this as the current event,
# and so we have no object to get the time from.
self.window.get_window().focus(current_event_time)
else:
# If the application starts hidden, I prefer to return the app to
# the previous state, hidden, instead of quitting.
if not self.started_hidden:
self.quit()
def hide_app(self, key_bind_hide, user_data):
self.last_event_time = Keybinder.get_current_event_time()
print ("Event time:", self.last_event_time)
self.wnck.force_update()
self.active_workspace = self.wnck.get_active_workspace()
# print("Workspaces:", self.wnck.get_workspaces())
# print("Active workspace:", self.active_workspace)
# print("Last active workspace:", self.last_active_workspace)
#
if self.is_present:
print("Hiding app")
if self.parent.is_drop_down:
self.hide()
else:
self.iconify()
self.is_present = False
else:
print("Showing app")
if self.parent.is_drop_down:
if self.last_active_workspace != self.active_workspace:
self.last_active_workspace = self.active_workspace
self.hide()
self.show()
# self.present()
# self.set_icon_from_file(config.file_program_icon)
self.present_with_time(self.last_event_time)
self.main_box.active_term.grab_focus()
self.is_present = True
def on_activate(self, app):
'''
This method will activate the window, most of the time.
This method gets called when the application is first run, so it needs
to check if the hide flag was specified, if it was, it won't actually
activate the window, and it won't populate the window with any data.
The reason for this is because the data that needs to be displayed is
inside a collection, which may be locked, asking the user for a
password on login, which is when by default the application is run,
will be an unintuitive experience. The password may be in the 'Login'
keyring, in which case the collection will be unlocked automatically,
but we can't rely on that, and so the data is only unlocked and loaded
when the application is first shown. This will slow the first show a
bit, but if the password to unlock the collection is required, the user
will know why that popup asking for a password is showing.
Also when the collection is first unlock, and the user doesn't input
the correct password, or just cancels the popup, there will be
different behaviour depending on whether the application was run
initially hidden or not. We feel it's best to return the window to the
previous state to deliver a more intuitive experience to the user.
So if the window is hidden, then it's shown, and needs a password to
unlock the collection, if that password query fails, it returns to
being hidden. If the application is being started without the hide flag
and a password query fails, then the application is shutdown.
'''
if self.hide_flag:
self.hide_flag = False
return
# If the collection wasn't created quit
if not self.main_view.secret.collection:
self.quit()
return
if self.main_view.secret.unlock():
# The app can start hidden to speed up showing it later,
# but I wouldn't want to ask for a collection password right after
# the user logs in, particularly because the collection would be
# locked and the user would have to input the password again later
# when showing the window. So I populate the buttons on the first
# show instead. I also set the started_hidden flag, this makes the
# app never quit when coming from hiding and the unlock fails,
# it will just keep hidden.
if self.first_run:
self.first_run = False
self.started_hidden = True
self.main_view.init_buttons()
self.window.show()
if platform.system() == 'Windows':
current_event_time = 0
else:
current_event_time = Keybinder.get_current_event_time()
# This line will produce warnings on journalctl when passman
# is activated without using the keyboard shortcut.
# This happens because Gtk doesn't set this as the current event,
# and so we have no object to get the time from.
self.window.get_window().focus(current_event_time)
else:
# If the application starts hidden, I prefer to return the app to
# the previous state, hidden, instead of quitting.
if not self.started_hidden:
self.quit()
def hide_app(self, key_bind_hide, user_data):
self.last_event_time = Keybinder.get_current_event_time()
print("Event time:", self.last_event_time)
self.wnck.force_update()
self.active_workspace = self.wnck.get_active_workspace()
# print("Workspaces:", self.wnck.get_workspaces())
# print("Active workspace:", self.active_workspace)
# print("Last active workspace:", self.last_active_workspace)
#
if self.is_present:
print("Hiding app")
if self.parent.is_drop_down:
self.hide()
else:
self.iconify()
self.is_present = False
else:
print("Showing app")
if self.parent.is_drop_down:
if self.last_active_workspace != self.active_workspace:
self.last_active_workspace = self.active_workspace
self.hide()
self.show()
# self.present()
# self.set_icon_from_file(config.file_program_icon)
self.present_with_time(self.last_event_time)
self.main_box.active_term.grab_focus()
self.is_present = True
def popup(self, keystr, items = None):
self._ungrab_keyboard()
menu = _gtk.Menu()
index = 0
if _util.humanbool(self.options.get('show-current-selection', 'yes')) and len(self.history):
item = _gtk.MenuItem("")
item.get_children()[0].set_markup(
"<b>%s</b>" % (self._printable(self.history.top, True),),
)
menu.append(item)
menu.append(_gtk.SeparatorMenuItem())
index += 1
self._build_menu(menu, items or self.items())
menu.show_all()
menu.popup(
None,
None,
None,
None,
0,
_keybinder.get_current_event_time(),
)
menu.set_active(index)
return True
def create_picker_window(self, show_welcome=False):
if self.picker_window:
self.picker_window.destroy()
self.picker_window = picker.EmojiPicker(
Keybinder.get_current_event_time(), self.update_accelerator,
show_welcome)
self.picker_window.connect("destroy", self.handle_picker_destroy)
def relay_key(key):
print("Relaying", key)
time = keybinder.get_current_event_time()
s_id = "kupfer-%d_TIME%s" % (os.getpid(), time)
bus = dbus.Bus()
obj = bus.get_object(SERV, OBJ, introspect=False)
iface = dbus.Interface(obj, IFACE)
iface.RelayKeysFromDisplay(key, os.getenv("DISPLAY", ":0"), s_id)
def show_window(self):
self._mainWindowWasActivated = True
# works only when the following methods are called in that exact order
self.input.set_text('')
self.position_window()
self.window.set_sensitive(True)
self.window.present()
self.present_with_time(Keybinder.get_current_event_time())
def show_window(self):
# works only when the following methods are called in that exact order
self.present()
self.position_window()
if IS_X11_COMPATIBLE:
self.present_with_time(Keybinder.get_current_event_time())
if not self._get_input_text():
# make sure frequent apps are shown if necessary
self.show_results([])
elif self.settings.get_property('clear-previous-query'):
self.input.set_text('')
else:
self.input.grab_focus()
def show_window(self):
# works only when the following methods are called in that exact order
self.position_window()
self.window.set_sensitive(True)
self.window.present()
if not is_wayland_compatibility_on():
self.present_with_time(Keybinder.get_current_event_time())
if not self.input.get_text():
# make sure frequent apps are shown if necessary
self.show_results([])
elif self.settings.get_property('clear-previous-query'):
self.input.set_text('')
else:
self.input.grab_focus()
def show(self):
for plugin in self._plugins:
plugin.on_window_show()
self.set_sensitive(True)
self.present()
self._update_position()
self.move(*self._position)
timestamp = Keybinder.get_current_event_time()
self.present_with_time(timestamp)
self._result_list.unselect_all()
self._result_scroller.hide()
self._prev_query = ""
self._input_entry.set_text("")
self._input_entry.grab_focus()
super().show()
def show_window(self):
# works only when the following methods are called in that exact order
self.window.set_sensitive(True)
self.window.present()
self.position_window()
if not is_wayland_compatibility_on():
self.present_with_time(Keybinder.get_current_event_time())
if not self.input.get_text():
# make sure frequent apps are shown if necessary
self.show_results([])
elif self.settings.get_property('clear-previous-query'):
self.input.set_text('')
else:
self.input.grab_focus()
def get_current_event_time():
"Return current event time as given by keybinder"
if Keybinder is None:
return 0
return Keybinder.get_current_event_time()
def show_shortcut_callback(self, keystr, user_data):
print("Handling", user_data)
print("Event time:", Keybinder.get_current_event_time())
return self.show_window()
def _keybinding(self, target):
time = Keybinder.get_current_event_time()
self.emit("keybinding", target, "", time)
def callback(keystr, user_data):
print "Handling", keystr, user_data
print "Event time:", Keybinder.get_current_event_time()
Gtk.main_quit()
def callback(keystr, user_data):
print ("Handling", user_data)
print ("Event time:", Keybinder.get_current_event_time())
Gtk.main_quit()
def get_current_event_time():
"Return current event time as given by keybinder"
if Keybinder is None:
return 0
return Keybinder.get_current_event_time()
def _keybinding(self, target):
time = Keybinder.get_current_event_time()
self.emit("keybinding", target, "", time)
def _ungrab_keyboard(self):
dm = _gdkx11.X11DeviceManagerCore(display=_gdk.Display.get_default())
for dev in dm.list_devices(_gdk.DeviceType.MASTER):
if dev.get_source() == _gdk.InputSource.KEYBOARD:
dev.ungrab(_keybinder.get_current_event_time())
def callback(keystr, user_data):
print("Handling", keystr, user_data)
print("Event time:", Keybinder.get_current_event_time())
run_other_window()
def on_keyboard_shortcut(self, keystr, user_data=None):
self.emit('activated', keybinder.get_current_event_time())
