def onFocusLost(self, fact, field):
if not self.sessionExistsFor(field):
return
# This is necessary because the QT controls screw with the HTML. If we don't normalise
# away the changes before the comparison, we might report changes where none took place.
def normaliseHtml(html):
if html == None:
return None
te = QtGui.QTextEdit()
te.setHtml(html)
return te.toHtml()
log.info("User moved focus from the field %s", field.name)
# Check old field contents against remembered value to determine changed status..
self.knownfieldcontents[field.name], fieldchanged = None, normaliseHtml(self.knownfieldcontents[field.name]) != normaliseHtml(field.value)
# Changed fields have their "generated" tag stripped. NB: ALWAYS update the fact (even if the
# field hasn't changed) because we might have changed ANOTHER field to e.g. blank it, and now
# by moving focus from the expression field we indicate that we want to fill it out.
#
# NB: be careful with this ternary statement! It's perfectly OK for field.value to be "", and if
# that happens we CAN'T let fieldvalue in updatefact be None, or autoblanking gets broken.
self.updatefact(fact, field.name, (fieldchanged and [pinyin.factproxy.unmarkgeneratedfield(field.value)] or [None])[0])
def hanziData(self):
# If we have some data already, just give up
if self.__hanzidatacache is not None:
return self.__hanzidatacache
log.info("Updating Hanzi graph data")
# Retrieve information about the card contents that were first answered on each day
#
# NB: the KanjiGraph uses information from ANY field (i.e. does not look at the fieldModels.name
# value at all). However, Nick was confused by this behaviour because he had some radicals in his
# deck, so his graph looked like he had `learnt' thousands of characters based on the listing of
# every character in the `examples' fields of his radical facts.
#
# NB: the first answered time can be 0 but repeats > 1 due to a bug in an Anki feature which will
# have screwed up the data in old decks. We select the created date for use in such cases:
# <http://github.com/batterseapower/pinyin-toolkit/issues/closed/#issue/48>
self.__hanzidatacache = self.mw.deck.s.all("""
select fields.value, cards.firstAnswered, cards.created from cards, fields, fieldModels, notes
where
cards.reps > 0 and
cards.factId = fields.factId
and cards.factId = notes.id
and notes.modelId in %s
and fields.fieldModelId = fieldModels.id
and fieldModels.name in %s
order by firstAnswered
""" % (anki.utils.ids2str(self.suitableModelIds()),
self.toSqlLiteral(
self.config.candidateFieldNamesByKey['expression'])))
return self.__hanzidatacache
def setupHanziGraph(self, graphwindow):
log.info("Beginning setup of Hanzi graph on the graph window")
# Don't add a graph if the deck doesn't have a Mandarin tag. This might be too conservative (the user
# could add a Mandarin tag and then refresh) but in general it's going to work well to hide it from the
# user on their non-Mandarin decks.
if len(self.suitableModelIds()) == 0:
return
# NB: we used to preload the Hanzi data at this point, but that makes the ``refresh'' button not work,
# because we have no means of clearing the preloaded data, so now it lives on the class. We also used to
# avoid adding the graph if the current deck was not
# Append our own graph at the end
from ankiqt.ui.graphs import AdjustableFigure
extragraph = AdjustableFigure(
graphwindow.parent, 'hanzi',
lambda days: self.calculateHanziData(graphwindow, days),
graphwindow.range)
extragraph.addWidget(
QLabel("<h1>Unique Hanzi (Cumulative, By HSK Level)</h1>"))
graphwindow.vbox.addWidget(extragraph)
graphwindow.widgets.append(extragraph)
# Add our graph to the name map - this is necessary to avoid exceptions when using show/hide
graphwindow.nameMap[
'hanzi'] = "Unique Hanzi (Cumulative, By HSK Level)"
# To allow refreshing to work properly, we have to intercept the call to updateFigure() made by Ankis onRefresh code
extragraph.updateFigure = wrap(extragraph.updateFigure,
self.invalidateHanziData, "before")
def calculateHanziData(self, graphwindow, days):
log.info("Calculating %d days worth of Hanzi graph data", days)
# NB: must lazy-load matplotlib to give Anki a chance to set up the paths
# to the data files, or we get an error like "Could not find the matplotlib
# data files" as documented at <http://www.py2exe.org/index.cgi/MatPlotLib>
try:
from matplotlib.figure import Figure
except UnicodeEncodeError:
# Haven't tracked down the cause of this yet, but reloading fixes it
log.warn("UnicodeEncodeError loading matplotlib - trying again")
from matplotlib.figure import Figure
# Use the statistics engine to generate the data for graphing.
# NB: should add one to the number of days because we want to
# return e.g. 8 days of data for a 7 day plot (the extra day is "today").
xs, _totaly, gradeys = pinyin.statistics.hanziDailyStats(
self.hanziData(), days + 1)
# Set up the figure into which we will add all our graphs
figure = Figure(figsize=(graphwindow.dg.width, graphwindow.dg.height),
dpi=graphwindow.dg.dpi)
self.addLegend(figure)
self.addGraph(figure, graphwindow, days, xs, gradeys)
return figure
def inner():
source = dictionarydir(path)
if os.path.exists(source):
return path, os.path.getmtime(source), lambda target: shutil.copyfile(source, target)
else:
log.info("Missing ordinary file at %s", source)
return None
def onFocusLost(self, flag, note, fldIdx):
savedNoteValues = deepcopy(note.values())
fieldNames = self.mw.col.models.fieldNames(note.model())
currentFieldName = fieldNames[fldIdx]
log.info("User moved focus from the field %s", currentFieldName)
# Are we not in a Mandarin model?
if not(pinyin.utils.ismandarinmodel(note.model()['name'])):
return flag
# Need a fact proxy because the updater works on dictionary-like objects
factproxy = pinyin.factproxy.FactProxy(self.config.candidateFieldNamesByKey, note)
# Find which kind of field we have just moved off
updater = None
for key, fieldname in factproxy.fieldnames.items():
if currentFieldName == fieldname:
updater = self.updaters.get(key)
break
# Update the card, ignoring any errors
fieldValue = note.fields[fldIdx]
if not updater:
return flag
pinyin.utils.suppressexceptions(
lambda: updater.updatefact(factproxy, fieldValue))
noteChanged = (savedNoteValues != note.values())
return noteChanged
def runBulkFill(mw, config, notifier, updaters, field, updatehow, notification):
if mw.web.key == "deckBrowser":
return showInfo(u"No deck selected 同志!")
log.info("User triggered missing information fill for %s" % field)
queryStr = "deck:current "
for tag in config.getmodeltagslist():
queryStr += " or note:*" + tag + "* "
notes = Finder(mw.col).findNotes(queryStr)
for noteId in notes:
note = mw.col.getNote(noteId)
# Need a fact proxy because the updater works on dictionary-like objects
factproxy = pinyin.factproxy.FactProxy(config.candidateFieldNamesByKey, note)
if field not in factproxy:
continue
getattr(updaters[field], updatehow)(factproxy, factproxy[field])
# NB: very important to mark the fact as modified (see #105) because otherwise
# the HTML etc won't be regenerated by Anki, so users may not e.g. get working
# sounds that have just been filled in by the updater.
note.flush()
# For good measure, mark the deck as modified as well (see #105)
mw.col.setMod()
# DEBUG consider future feature to add missing measure words cards after doing so (not now)
notifier.info(notification)
def install(self):
from anki.hooks import wrap
import ankiqt.ui.facteditor
log.info("Installing color shortcut keys hook")
ankiqt.ui.facteditor.FactEditor.setupFields = wrap(ankiqt.ui.facteditor.FactEditor.setupFields, self.setupShortcuts, "after")
self.setupShortcuts(self.mw.editor)
def install(self):
from anki.hooks import wrap
import ankiqt.ui.facteditor
log.info("Installing color shortcut keys hook")
ankiqt.ui.facteditor.FactEditor.setupFields = wrap(ankiqt.ui.facteditor.FactEditor.setupFields, self.setupShortcuts, "after")
self.setupShortcuts(self.mw.editor)
def setupHanziGraph(self, graphwindow):
log.info("Beginning setup of Hanzi graph on the graph window")
# Don't add a graph if the deck doesn't have a Mandarin tag. This might be too conservative (the user
# could add a Mandarin tag and then refresh) but in general it's going to work well to hide it from the
# user on their non-Mandarin decks.
if len(self.suitableModelIds()) == 0:
return
# NB: we used to preload the Hanzi data at this point, but that makes the ``refresh'' button not work,
# because we have no means of clearing the preloaded data, so now it lives on the class. We also used to
# avoid adding the graph if the current deck was not
# Append our own graph at the end
from ankiqt.ui.graphs import AdjustableFigure
extragraph = AdjustableFigure(graphwindow.parent, 'hanzi', lambda days: self.calculateHanziData(graphwindow, days), graphwindow.range)
extragraph.addWidget(QtGui.QLabel("<h1>Unique Hanzi (Cumulative, By HSK Level)</h1>"))
graphwindow.vbox.addWidget(extragraph)
graphwindow.widgets.append(extragraph)
# Add our graph to the name map - this is necessary to avoid exceptions when using show/hide
graphwindow.nameMap['hanzi'] = "Unique Hanzi (Cumulative, By HSK Level)"
# To allow refreshing to work properly, we have to intercept the call to updateFigure() made by Ankis onRefresh code
extragraph.updateFigure = wrap(extragraph.updateFigure, self.invalidateHanziData, "before")
def hanziData(self):
# If we have some data already, just give up
if self.__hanzidatacache is not None:
return self.__hanzidatacache
log.info("Updating Hanzi graph data")
# Retrieve information about the card contents that were first answered on each day
#
# NB: the KanjiGraph uses information from ANY field (i.e. does not look at the fieldModels.name
# value at all). However, Nick was confused by this behaviour because he had some radicals in his
# deck, so his graph looked like he had `learnt' thousands of characters based on the listing of
# every character in the `examples' fields of his radical facts.
#
# NB: the first answered time can be 0 but repeats > 1 due to a bug in an Anki feature which will
# have screwed up the data in old decks. We select the created date for use in such cases:
# <http://github.com/batterseapower/pinyin-toolkit/issues/closed/#issue/48>
self.__hanzidatacache = self.mw.deck.s.all("""
select fields.value, cards.firstAnswered, cards.created from cards, fields, fieldModels, facts
where
cards.reps > 0 and
cards.factId = fields.factId
and cards.factId = facts.id
and facts.modelId in %s
and fields.fieldModelId = fieldModels.id
and fieldModels.name in %s
order by firstAnswered
""" % (anki.utils.ids2str(self.suitableModelIds()), pinyin.utils.toSqlLiteral(self.config.candidateFieldNamesByKey['expression'])))
return self.__hanzidatacache
def inner():
path, timestamp = findtimestampedfile(pathpattern)
if path is None:
log.info("Missing archive matching the timestamped pattern %s", pathpattern)
return None
return plainArchiveSource(path, ["%s" in pizp and (pizp % timestamp) or pizp for pizp in pathinzippattern])()
def inner():
path, _timestamp = findtimestampedfile(pathpattern)
if path is None:
log.info("Missing file matching the timestamped pattern %s", pathpattern)
return None
return fileSource(path)()
def onFocusGot(self, field):
if not self.sessionExistsFor(field):
return
log.info("User put focus on the field %s", field.name)
# Remember old field contents
self.knownfieldcontents[field.name] = field.value
def setupShortcuts(self, editor):
# Loop through the 8 F[x] keys, setting each one up
# Note: Ctrl-F9 is the HTML editor. Don't do this as it causes a conflict
log.info("Setting up shortcut keys on fact editor")
for i in range(1, 9):
for sandhify in [True, False]:
keysequence = (sandhify and pinyin.anki.keys.sandhiModifier + "+" or "") + pinyin.anki.keys.shortcutKeyFor(i)
QtGui.QShortcut(QtGui.QKeySequence(keysequence), editor.widget,
lambda i=i, sandhify=sandhify: self.setColor(editor, i, sandhify))
def install(self):
from anki.hooks import addHook, remHook
# Install hook into focus event of Anki: we regenerate the model information when
# the cursor moves from the Expression/Reading/whatever field to another field
log.info("Installing focus hook")
# Unconditionally add our new hook to Anki
addHook('editFocusLost', self.onFocusLost)
def setupShortcuts(self, editor):
# Loop through the 8 F[x] keys, setting each one up
# Note: Ctrl-F9 is the HTML editor. Don't do this as it causes a conflict
log.info("Setting up shortcut keys on fact editor")
for i in range(1, 9):
for sandhify in [True, False]:
keysequence = (sandhify and pinyin.anki.keys.sandhiModifier + "+" or "") + pinyin.anki.keys.shortcutKeyFor(i)
QShortcut(QKeySequence(keysequence), editor.widget,
lambda i=i, sandhify=sandhify: self.setColor(editor, i, sandhify))
def chooseField(candidateFieldNames, targetkeys):
# Find the first field that is present in the fact
for candidateField in candidateFieldNames:
for factfieldname in [factfieldname for factfieldname in targetkeys if factfieldname.lower() == candidateField.lower()]:
log.info("Choose %s as a field name from the fact for %s", factfieldname, candidateField)
return factfieldname
# No suitable field found!
log.warn("No field matching %s in the fact", candidateFieldNames)
return None
def install(self):
log.info("Installing Hanzi graph hook")
# NB: must lazy-load ankiqt.ui.graphs because importing it will fail if the user doesn't
# have python-matplotlib installed on Linux.
try:
from ankiqt.ui.graphs import GraphWindow
GraphWindow.setupGraphs = wrap(GraphWindow.setupGraphs, self.setupHanziGraph, "after")
except ImportError, e:
self.notifier.exception("There was a problem setting up the Hanzi Graph! If you are using Linux, " +
"you may need to install the package providing matplotlib to Python. On Ubuntu " +
"you can do that by running 'sudo apt-get install python-matplotlib' in the Terminal.")
def __init__(self, candidateFieldNamesByKey, fact):
self.fact = fact
# NB: the fieldnames dictionary IS part of the interface of this class
self.fieldnames = {}
for key, candidateFieldNames in candidateFieldNamesByKey.items():
# Don't add a key into the dictionary if we can't find a field, or we end
# up reporting that we the contain the field but die during access
fieldname = chooseField(candidateFieldNames, fact.keys())
if fieldname is not None:
self.fieldnames[key] = fieldname
log.info("Choose field mapping %r", self.fieldnames)
def __init__(self, candidateFieldNamesByKey, fact):
self.fact = fact
# NB: the fieldnames dictionary IS part of the interface of this class
self.fieldnames = {}
for key, candidateFieldNames in candidateFieldNamesByKey.items():
# Don't add a key into the dictionary if we can't find a field, or we end
# up reporting that we the contain the field but die during access
fieldname = chooseField(candidateFieldNames, fact.keys())
if fieldname is not None:
self.fieldnames[key] = fieldname
log.info("Choose field mapping %r", self.fieldnames)
def setColor(self, editor, i, sandhify):
log.info("Got color change event for color %d, sandhify %s", i, sandhify)
color = (self.config.tonecolors + self.config.extraquickaccesscolors)[i - 1]
if sandhify:
color = pinyin.transformations.sandhifycolor(color)
focusededit = editor.focusedEdit()
cursor = focusededit.textCursor()
focusededit.setTextColor(QtGui.QColor(color))
cursor.clearSelection()
focusededit.setTextCursor(cursor)
def setColor(self, editor, i, sandhify):
log.info("Got color change event for color %d, sandhify %s", i, sandhify)
color = (self.config.tonecolors + self.config.extraquickaccesscolors)[i - 1]
if sandhify:
color = pinyin.transformations.sandhifycolor(color)
focusededit = editor.focusedEdit()
cursor = focusededit.textCursor()
focusededit.setTextColor(QColor(color))
cursor.clearSelection()
focusededit.setTextCursor(cursor)
def initialize(self, mw):
log.info("Pinyin Toolkit is initializing")
# Build basic objects we use to interface with Anki
thenotifier = notifier.AnkiNotifier()
themediamanager = mediamanager.AnkiMediaManager(mw)
# Open up the database
if not self.tryCreateAndLoadDatabase(mw, thenotifier):
# Eeek! Database building failed, so we better turn off the toolkit
log.error("Database construction failed: disabling the Toolkit")
return
# Build the updaters
updaters = {
'expression':
pinyin.updater.FieldUpdaterFromExpression(thenotifier,
themediamanager),
'reading':
pinyin.updater.FieldUpdaterFromReading(),
'meaning':
pinyin.updater.FieldUpdaterFromMeaning(),
'audio':
pinyin.updater.FieldUpdaterFromAudio(thenotifier, themediamanager)
}
# Finally, build the hooks. Make sure you store a reference to these, because otherwise they
# get garbage collected, causing garbage collection of the actions they contain
self.hooks = [
hookbuilder(mw, thenotifier, themediamanager, updaters)
for hookbuilder in hookbuilders
]
for hook in self.hooks:
hook.install()
# add hooks and menu items
# use wrap() instead of addHook to ensure menu already created
def ptkRebuildAddonsMenu(self):
ptkMenu = None
for menu in self._menus:
if menu.title() == "Pinyin Toolkit":
ptkMenu = menu
break
ptkMenu.addSeparator()
config = getconfig()
hooks.buildHooks(ptkMenu, mw, config, thenotifier, themediamanager,
updaters)
aqt.addons.AddonManager.rebuildAddonsMenu = wrap(
aqt.addons.AddonManager.rebuildAddonsMenu, ptkRebuildAddonsMenu)
def chooseField(candidateFieldNames, fact):
# Find the first field that is present in the fact
for candidateField in candidateFieldNames:
for factfieldname in [
factfieldname for factfieldname in fact.keys()
if factfieldname.lower() == candidateField.lower()
]:
log.info("Choose %s as a field name from the fact for %s",
factfieldname, candidateField)
return factfieldname
# No suitable field found!
log.warn("No field matching %s in the fact", candidateFieldNames)
return None
def openPreferences(mw, config, notifier, mediamanager):
# NB: must import these lazily to break a loop between preferencescontroller and here
import pinyin.forms.preferences
import pinyin.forms.preferencescontroller
log.info("User opened preferences dialog")
# Instantiate and show the preferences dialog modally
preferences = pinyin.forms.preferences.Preferences(mw)
controller = pinyin.forms.preferencescontroller.PreferencesController(preferences, notifier, mediamanager, config)
result = preferences.exec_()
if result == QDialog.Accepted:
config.settings = controller.model.settings
saveconfig()
def install(self):
log.info("Installing Hanzi graph hook")
# NB: must lazy-load ankiqt.ui.graphs because importing it will fail if the user doesn't
# have python-matplotlib installed on Linux.
try:
from ankiqt.ui.graphs import GraphWindow
GraphWindow.setupGraphs = wrap(GraphWindow.setupGraphs,
self.setupHanziGraph, "after")
except ImportError, e:
self.notifier.exception(
"There was a problem setting up the Hanzi Graph! If you are using Linux, "
+
"you may need to install the package providing matplotlib to Python. On Ubuntu "
+
"you can do that by running 'sudo apt-get install python-matplotlib' in the Terminal."
)
def discovermediapacks(self):
packs = []
themediadir = self.mediadir()
for packname in os.listdir(themediadir):
# Skip the download cache directory
if packname.lower() == "downloads":
continue
# Only try and process directories as packs:
packpath = os.path.join(themediadir, packname)
if os.path.isdir(packpath):
log.info("Considering %s as a media pack", packname)
packs.append(pinyin.media.MediaPack.frompath(packpath))
else:
log.info("Ignoring the file %s in the media directory", packname)
return packs
def install(self):
from anki.hooks import addHook, removeHook
# Install hook into focus event of Anki: we regenerate the model information when
# the cursor moves from the Expression/Reading/whatever field to another field
log.info("Installing focus hook")
try:
# On versions of Anki that still had Chinese support baked in, remove the
# provided hook from this event before we replace it with our own:
from anki.features.chinese import onFocusLost as oldHook
removeHook('fact.focusLost', oldHook)
except ImportError:
pass
# Unconditionally add our new hooks to Anki
addHook('makeField', self.makeField)
addHook('fact.focusLost', self.onFocusLost)
def initialize(self, mw):
log.info("Pinyin Toolkit is initializing")
# Build basic objects we use to interface with Anki
thenotifier = notifier.AnkiNotifier()
themediamanager = mediamanager.AnkiMediaManager(mw)
# Open up the database
if not self.tryCreateAndLoadDatabase(mw, thenotifier):
# Eeek! Database building failed, so we better turn off the toolkit
log.error("Database construction failed: disabling the Toolkit")
return
# Try and load the settings from the Anki config database
settings = mw.config.get("pinyintoolkit")
if settings is None:
# Initialize the configuration with default settings
config = pinyin.config.Config()
utils.persistconfig(mw, config)
# TODO: first-run activities:
# 1) Guide user around the interface and what they can do
# 2) Link to getting started guide
else:
# Initialize the configuration with the stored settings
config = pinyin.config.Config(settings)
# Build the updaters
updaters = {
'expression' : pinyin.updater.FieldUpdaterFromExpression,
'reading' : lambda *args: pinyin.updater.FieldUpdater("reading", *args),
'meaning' : lambda *args: pinyin.updater.FieldUpdater("meaning", *args),
'audio' : lambda *args: pinyin.updater.FieldUpdater("audio", *args)
}
# Finally, build the hooks. Make sure you store a reference to these, because otherwise they
# get garbage collected, causing garbage collection of the actions they contain
self.hooks = [hookbuilder(mw, thenotifier, themediamanager, config, updaters) for hookbuilder in hookbuilders]
for hook in self.hooks:
hook.install()
# Tell Anki about the plugin
mw.registerPlugin("Mandarin Chinese Pinyin Toolkit", 4)
self.registerStandardModels()
def initialize(self, mw):
log.info("Pinyin Toolkit is initializing")
# Build basic objects we use to interface with Anki
thenotifier = notifier.AnkiNotifier()
themediamanager = mediamanager.AnkiMediaManager(mw)
# Open up the database
if not self.tryCreateAndLoadDatabase(mw, thenotifier):
# Eeek! Database building failed, so we better turn off the toolkit
log.error("Database construction failed: disabling the Toolkit")
return
# Try and load the settings from the Anki config database
settings = mw.config.get("pinyintoolkit")
if settings is None:
# Initialize the configuration with default settings
config = pinyin.config.Config()
utils.persistconfig(mw, config)
# TODO: first-run activities:
# 1) Guide user around the interface and what they can do
# 2) Link to getting started guide
else:
# Initialize the configuration with the stored settings
config = pinyin.config.Config(settings)
# Build the updaters
updaters = {
'expression' : pinyin.updater.FieldUpdaterFromExpression,
'reading' : lambda *args: pinyin.updater.FieldUpdater("reading", *args),
'meaning' : lambda *args: pinyin.updater.FieldUpdater("meaning", *args),
'audio' : lambda *args: pinyin.updater.FieldUpdater("audio", *args)
}
# Finally, build the hooks. Make sure you store a reference to these, because otherwise they
# get garbage collected, causing garbage collection of the actions they contain
self.hooks = [hookbuilder(mw, thenotifier, themediamanager, config, updaters) for hookbuilder in hookbuilders]
for hook in self.hooks:
hook.install()
# Tell Anki about the plugin
mw.registerPlugin("Mandarin Chinese Pinyin Toolkit", 4)
self.registerStandardModels()
def install(self):
from anki.hooks import addHook, removeHook
# Install hook into focus event of Anki: we regenerate the model information when
# the cursor moves from the Expression/Reading/whatever field to another field
log.info("Installing focus hook")
try:
# On versions of Anki that still had Chinese support baked in, remove the
# provided hook from this event before we replace it with our own:
from anki.features.chinese import onFocusLost as oldHook
removeHook("fact.focusLost", oldHook)
except ImportError:
pass
# Unconditionally add our new hooks to Anki
addHook("makeField", self.makeField)
addHook("fact.focusLost", self.onFocusLost)
def onFocusLost(self, fact, field):
if not self.sessionExistsFor(field):
return
log.info("User moved focus from the field %s", field.name)
# Determine whether the field was modified by checking the document modified status
fieldwidget = self.knownfactedit.fields[field.name][1]
fieldchanged = fieldwidget.document().isModified()
# Changed fields have their "generated" tag stripped. NB: ALWAYS update the fact (even if the
# field hasn't changed) because we might have changed ANOTHER field to e.g. blank it, and now
# by moving focus from the expression field we indicate that we want to fill it out.
#
# NB: be careful with this ternary statement! It's perfectly OK for field.value to be "", and if
# that happens we CAN'T let fieldvalue in updatefact be None, or autoblanking gets broken.
self.updatefact(
fact, field.name, (fieldchanged and [pinyin.factproxy.unmarkgeneratedfield(field.value)] or [None])[0]
)
def initialize(self, mw):
log.info("Pinyin Toolkit is initializing")
# Build basic objects we use to interface with Anki
thenotifier = notifier.AnkiNotifier()
themediamanager = mediamanager.AnkiMediaManager(mw)
# Open up the database
if not self.tryCreateAndLoadDatabase(mw, thenotifier):
# Eeek! Database building failed, so we better turn off the toolkit
log.error("Database construction failed: disabling the Toolkit")
return
# Build the updaters
updaters = {
'expression' : pinyin.updater.FieldUpdaterFromExpression(thenotifier, themediamanager),
'reading' : pinyin.updater.FieldUpdaterFromReading(),
'meaning' : pinyin.updater.FieldUpdaterFromMeaning(),
'audio' : pinyin.updater.FieldUpdaterFromAudio(thenotifier, themediamanager)
}
# Finally, build the hooks. Make sure you store a reference to these, because otherwise they
# get garbage collected, causing garbage collection of the actions they contain
self.hooks = [hookbuilder(mw, thenotifier, themediamanager, updaters) for hookbuilder in hookbuilders]
for hook in self.hooks:
hook.install()
# add hooks and menu items
# use wrap() instead of addHook to ensure menu already created
def ptkRebuildAddonsMenu(self):
ptkMenu = None
for menu in self._menus:
if menu.title() == "Pinyin Toolkit":
ptkMenu = menu
break
ptkMenu.addSeparator()
config = getconfig()
hooks.buildHooks(ptkMenu, mw, config, thenotifier, themediamanager,
updaters)
aqt.addons.AddonManager.rebuildAddonsMenu = wrap(aqt.addons.AddonManager.rebuildAddonsMenu, ptkRebuildAddonsMenu)
def install(self):
# Install menu item
log.info("Installing a menu hook (%s)", type(self))
# Build and install the top level menu if it doesn't already exist
if ToolMenuHook.pinyinToolkitMenu is None:
ToolMenuHook.pinyinToolkitMenu = QtGui.QMenu("Pinyin Toolkit", self.mw.mainWin.menuTools)
self.mw.mainWin.menuTools.addMenu(ToolMenuHook.pinyinToolkitMenu)
# Store the action on the class. Storing a reference to it is necessary to avoid it getting garbage collected.
self.action = QtGui.QAction(self.__class__.menutext, self.mw)
self.action.setStatusTip(self.__class__.menutooltip)
self.action.setEnabled(True)
# HACK ALERT: must use lambda here, or the signal never gets raised! I think this is due to garbage collection...
# We try and make sure that we don't run the action if there is no deck presently, to at least suppress some errors
# in situations where the users select the menu items (this is possible on e.g. OS X). It would be better to disable
# the menu items entirely in these situations, but there is no suitable hook for that presently.
self.mw.connect(self.action, QtCore.SIGNAL('triggered()'), lambda: self.mw.deck is not None and self.triggered())
ToolMenuHook.pinyinToolkitMenu.addAction(self.action)
def triggered(self):
# NB: must import these lazily to break a loop between preferencescontroller and here
import pinyin.forms.preferences
import pinyin.forms.preferencescontroller
log.info("User opened preferences dialog")
# Instantiate and show the preferences dialog modally
preferences = pinyin.forms.preferences.Preferences(self.mw)
controller = pinyin.forms.preferencescontroller.PreferencesController(preferences, self.notifier, self.mediamanager, self.config)
result = preferences.exec_()
# We only need to change the configuration if the user accepted the dialog
if result == QtGui.QDialog.Accepted:
# Update by the simple method of replacing the settings dictionaries: better make sure that no
# other part of the code has cached parts of the configuration
self.config.settings = controller.model.settings
# Ensure this is saved in Anki's configuration
utils.persistconfig(self.mw, self.config)
def triggered(self):
# NB: must import these lazily to break a loop between preferencescontroller and here
import pinyin.forms.preferences
import pinyin.forms.preferencescontroller
log.info("User opened preferences dialog")
# Instantiate and show the preferences dialog modally
preferences = pinyin.forms.preferences.Preferences(self.mw)
controller = pinyin.forms.preferencescontroller.PreferencesController(
preferences, self.notifier, self.mediamanager, self.config)
result = preferences.exec_()
# We only need to change the configuration if the user accepted the dialog
if result == QtGui.QDialog.Accepted:
# Update by the simple method of replacing the settings dictionaries: better make sure that no
# other part of the code has cached parts of the configuration
self.config.settings = controller.model.settings
# Ensure this is saved in Anki's configuration
utils.persistconfig(self.mw, self.config)
def onFocusLost(self, fact, field):
if not self.sessionExistsFor(field):
return
log.info("User moved focus from the field %s", field.name)
# Determine whether the field was modified by checking the document modified status
fieldwidget = self.knownfactedit.fields[field.name][1]
fieldchanged = fieldwidget.document().isModified()
# Changed fields have their "generated" tag stripped. NB: ALWAYS update the fact (even if the
# field hasn't changed) because we might have changed ANOTHER field to e.g. blank it, and now
# by moving focus from the expression field we indicate that we want to fill it out.
#
# NB: be careful with this ternary statement! It's perfectly OK for field.value to be "", and if
# that happens we CAN'T let fieldvalue in updatefact be None, or autoblanking gets broken.
self.updatefact(
fact, field.name,
(fieldchanged
and [pinyin.factproxy.unmarkgeneratedfield(field.value)]
or [None])[0])
def install(self):
log.info("Installing Hanzi statistics hook")
# NB: must store reference to action on the class to prevent it being GCed
self.action = QtGui.QAction("Hanzi Statistics by PyTK", self.mw)
self.action.setStatusTip("Hanzi Statistics by PyTK")
self.action.setEnabled(True)
self.action.setIcon(QtGui.QIcon("../icons/hanzi.png"))
def finish(x):
html, python_actions = x
self.mw.help.showText(
html, py=dict([(k, lambda action=action: finish(action())) for k, action in python_actions])
)
self.mw.connect(
self.action, QtCore.SIGNAL("triggered()"), lambda: finish(hanziStats(self.config, self.mw.deck.s))
)
self.mw.mainWin.menuTools.addAction(self.action)
log.info("Hanzi statistics plugin loaded")
def tryCreateAndLoadDatabase(self, mw, notifier):
datatimestamp, satisfiers = pinyin.db.builder.getSatisfiers()
cjklibtimestamp = os.path.getmtime(
pinyin.utils.toolkitdir("pinyin", "vendor", "cjklib", "cjklib",
"build", "builder.py"))
if not (os.path.exists(dbpath)):
# MUST rebuild - DB doesn't exist
log.info(
"The database was missing entirely from %s. We had better build it!",
dbpath)
compulsory = True
elif os.path.getmtime(dbpath) < cjklibtimestamp:
# MUST rebuild - version upgrade might have changed DB format
log.info(
"The cjklib was upgraded at %d, which is since the database was built (at %d) - for safety we must rebuild",
cjklibtimestamp, os.path.getmtime(dbpath))
compulsory = True
elif os.path.getmtime(dbpath) < datatimestamp:
# SHOULD rebuild
log.info(
"The database had a timestamp of %d but we saw a data update at %d - let's rebuild",
os.path.getmtime(dbpath), datatimestamp)
compulsory = False
else:
# Do nothing
log.info("Database up to date")
compulsory = None
if compulsory is not None:
# We at least have the option to rebuild the DB: setup the builder
dbbuilder = pinyin.db.builder.DBBuilder(satisfiers)
# Show the form, which kicks off the builder and may give the user the option to cancel
builddb = pinyin.forms.builddb.BuildDB(mw)
# NB: VERY IMPORTANT to save the useless controller reference somewhere. This prevents the
# QThread it spawns being garbage collected while the thread is still running! I hate PyQT4!
_controller = pinyin.forms.builddbcontroller.BuildDBController(
builddb, notifier, dbbuilder, compulsory)
if builddb.exec_() == QDialog.Accepted:
# Successful completion of the build process: replace the existing database, if any
shutil.copyfile(dbbuilder.builtdatabasepath, dbpath)
elif compulsory:
# Eeek! The dialog was "rejected" despite being compulsory. This can only happen if there
# was an error while building the database. Better give up now!
return False
# Finally, force the database connection to the (possibly fresh) DB to begin
database()
return True
def build(self):
# [1/4]: copy and extract necessary files into a location cjklib can deal with
log.info("Copying in dictionary data")
for requirement, satisfier in self.satisfiers:
satisfier(os.path.join(self.dictionarydatapath, requirement))
# [2/4]: setup the database builder with a standard set of requirements
log.info("Initializing builder")
database = cjklib.dbconnector.getDBConnector({ "url" : sqlalchemy.engine.url.URL("sqlite", database=self.builtdatabasepath) })
self.cjkdbbuilder = cjklib.build.DatabaseBuilder(
dbConnectInst=database,
# We need to turn quiet on, because Anki throws a hissy fit if you write to stderr
# We turn disableFTS3 on because it makes my SELECTs 4 times faster on SQLite 3.4.0
quiet=True, enableFTS3=False, rebuildExisting=False, noFail=False,
dataPath=[self.dictionarydatapath, self.cjkdatapath],
prefer=['CharacterVariantBMPBuilder', 'CombinedStrokeCountBuilder',
'CombinedCharacterResidualStrokeCountBuilder',
'HanDeDictFulltextSearchBuilder', 'UnihanBMPBuilder'])
# [3/4]: build the database
log.info("Building the cjklib database: the target file is %s", self.builtdatabasepath)
self.cjkdbbuilder.build(DBBuilder.wantgroups)
# [4/4]: clean up, so that we don't get errors if (when) the temporary database is deleted
database.connection.close()
del database.connection
database.engine.dispose()
del database.engine
def install(self):
# Install menu item
log.info("Installing a menu hook (%s)", type(self))
# Build and install the top level menu if it doesn't already exist
if ToolMenuHook.pinyinToolkitMenu is None:
ToolMenuHook.pinyinToolkitMenu = QtGui.QMenu(
"Pinyin Toolkit", self.mw.mainWin.menuTools)
self.mw.mainWin.menuTools.addMenu(ToolMenuHook.pinyinToolkitMenu)
# Store the action on the class. Storing a reference to it is necessary to avoid it getting garbage collected.
self.action = QtGui.QAction(self.__class__.menutext, self.mw)
self.action.setStatusTip(self.__class__.menutooltip)
self.action.setEnabled(True)
# HACK ALERT: must use lambda here, or the signal never gets raised! I think this is due to garbage collection...
# We try and make sure that we don't run the action if there is no deck presently, to at least suppress some errors
# in situations where the users select the menu items (this is possible on e.g. OS X). It would be better to disable
# the menu items entirely in these situations, but there is no suitable hook for that presently.
self.mw.connect(self.action, QtCore.SIGNAL('triggered()'),
lambda: self.mw.deck is not None and self.triggered())
ToolMenuHook.pinyinToolkitMenu.addAction(self.action)
def install(self):
from anki.hooks import addHook, removeHook
# Install hook into focus event of Anki: we regenerate the model information when
# the cursor moves from the Expression/Reading/whatever field to another field
log.info("Installing focus hook")
try:
# On versions of Anki that still had Chinese support baked in, remove the
# provided hook from this event before we replace it with our own:
from anki.features.chinese import onFocusLost as oldHook
removeHook('fact.focusLost', oldHook)
except ImportError:
pass
# Unconditionally add our new hooks to Anki
addHook('makeField', self.makeField)
addHook('fact.focusLost', self.onFocusLost)
# Global hook
app = QtGui.QApplication.instance()
app.connect(app, QtCore.SIGNAL("focusChanged(QWidget*, QWidget*)"), self.onFocusChanged)
def triggered(self):
field = self.__class__.field
log.info("User triggered missing information fill for %s" % field)
for fact in utils.suitableFacts(self.config.modelTag, self.mw.deck):
# Need a fact proxy because the updater works on dictionary-like objects
factproxy = pinyin.factproxy.FactProxy(self.config.candidateFieldNamesByKey, fact)
if field not in factproxy:
continue
self.buildupdater(field).updatefact(factproxy, None, **self.__class__.updatefactkwargs)
# NB: very important to mark the fact as modified (see #105) because otherwise
# the HTML etc won't be regenerated by Anki, so users may not e.g. get working
# sounds that have just been filled in by the updater.
fact.setModified(textChanged=True)
# For good measure, mark the deck as modified as well (see #105)
self.mw.deck.setModified()
# DEBUG consider future feature to add missing measure words cards after doing so (not now)
self.notifier.info(self.__class__.notification)
def triggered(self):
field = self.__class__.field
log.info("User triggered missing information fill for %s" % field)
for fact in utils.suitableFacts(self.config.modelTag, self.mw.deck):
# Need a fact proxy because the updater works on dictionary-like objects
factproxy = pinyin.factproxy.FactProxy(
self.config.candidateFieldNamesByKey, fact)
if field not in factproxy:
continue
self.buildupdater(field).updatefact(
factproxy, None, **self.__class__.updatefactkwargs)
# NB: very important to mark the fact as modified (see #105) because otherwise
# the HTML etc won't be regenerated by Anki, so users may not e.g. get working
# sounds that have just been filled in by the updater.
fact.setModified(textChanged=True)
# For good measure, mark the deck as modified as well (see #105)
self.mw.deck.setModified()
# DEBUG consider future feature to add missing measure words cards after doing so (not now)
self.notifier.info(self.__class__.notification)
def calculateHanziData(self, graphwindow, days):
log.info("Calculating %d days worth of Hanzi graph data", days)
# NB: must lazy-load matplotlib to give Anki a chance to set up the paths
# to the data files, or we get an error like "Could not find the matplotlib
# data files" as documented at <http://www.py2exe.org/index.cgi/MatPlotLib>
try:
from matplotlib.figure import Figure
except UnicodeEncodeError:
# Haven't tracked down the cause of this yet, but reloading fixes it
log.warn("UnicodeEncodeError loading matplotlib - trying again")
from matplotlib.figure import Figure
# Use the statistics engine to generate the data for graphing.
# NB: should add one to the number of days because we want to
# return e.g. 8 days of data for a 7 day plot (the extra day is "today").
xs, _totaly, gradeys = pinyin.statistics.hanziDailyStats(self.hanziData(), days + 1)
# Set up the figure into which we will add all our graphs
figure = Figure(figsize=(graphwindow.dg.width, graphwindow.dg.height), dpi=graphwindow.dg.dpi)
self.addLegend(figure)
self.addGraph(figure, graphwindow, days, xs, gradeys)
return figure
def install(self):
log.info("Installing Hanzi statistics hook")
# NB: must store reference to action on the class to prevent it being GCed
self.action = QtGui.QAction('Hanzi Statistics by PyTK', self.mw)
self.action.setStatusTip('Hanzi Statistics by PyTK')
self.action.setEnabled(True)
self.action.setIcon(QtGui.QIcon("../icons/hanzi.png"))
def finish(x):
html, python_actions = x
self.mw.help.showText(html,
py=dict([
(k,
lambda action=action: finish(action()))
for k, action in python_actions
]))
self.mw.connect(
self.action, QtCore.SIGNAL('triggered()'),
lambda: finish(hanziStats(self.config, self.mw.deck.s)))
self.mw.mainWin.menuTools.addAction(self.action)
log.info('Hanzi statistics plugin loaded')
def tryCreateAndLoadDatabase(self, mw, notifier):
datatimestamp, satisfiers = pinyin.db.builder.getSatisfiers()
cjklibtimestamp = os.path.getmtime(pinyin.utils.toolkitdir("pinyin", "vendor", "cjklib", "cjklib", "build", "builder.py"))
if not(os.path.exists(dbpath)):
# MUST rebuild - DB doesn't exist
log.info("The database was missing entirely from %s. We had better build it!", dbpath)
compulsory = True
elif os.path.getmtime(dbpath) < cjklibtimestamp:
# MUST rebuild - version upgrade might have changed DB format
log.info("The cjklib was upgraded at %d, which is since the database was built (at %d) - for safety we must rebuild", cjklibtimestamp, os.path.getmtime(dbpath))
compulsory = True
elif os.path.getmtime(dbpath) < datatimestamp:
# SHOULD rebuild
log.info("The database had a timestamp of %d but we saw a data update at %d - let's rebuild", os.path.getmtime(dbpath), datatimestamp)
compulsory = False
else:
# Do nothing
log.info("Database up to date")
compulsory = None
if compulsory is not None:
# We at least have the option to rebuild the DB: setup the builder
dbbuilder = pinyin.db.builder.DBBuilder(satisfiers)
# Show the form, which kicks off the builder and may give the user the option to cancel
builddb = pinyin.forms.builddb.BuildDB(mw)
# NB: VERY IMPORTANT to save the useless controller reference somewhere. This prevents the
# QThread it spawns being garbage collected while the thread is still running! I hate PyQT4!
_controller = pinyin.forms.builddbcontroller.BuildDBController(builddb, notifier, dbbuilder, compulsory)
if builddb.exec_() == QDialog.Accepted:
# Successful completion of the build process: replace the existing database, if any
shutil.copyfile(dbbuilder.builtdatabasepath, dbpath)
elif compulsory:
# Eeek! The dialog was "rejected" despite being compulsory. This can only happen if there
# was an error while building the database. Better give up now!
return False
# Finally, force the database connection to the (possibly fresh) DB to begin
database()
return True
def inner():
# Ensure that the zip exists before we open it
zipsource = dictionarydir(path)
if not(os.path.exists(zipsource)):
log.info("Missing zip file at %s", zipsource)
return None
# Load up the zip
sourcezip = zipfile.ZipFile(zipsource, "r")
log.info("Available zip file contents %s", sourcezip.namelist())
# Find the correct file in the zip: we should try both sorts of
# slashes because the zip may have been created on Windows or Unix
pathinzip = None
for possiblepath in ["/".join(pathinzipcomponents), "\\".join(pathinzipcomponents)]:
try:
sourcezip.getinfo(possiblepath)
pathinzip = possiblepath
break
except KeyError:
pass
# Maybe the file didn't exist at all?
if pathinzip is None:
log.info("Zip file at %s lacked a file called %s", path, os.path.join(*pathinzipcomponents))
return None
def go(target):
# Extract the selected file from the zip
targetfile = open(target, 'w')
try:
targetfile.write(sourcezip.read(pathinzip))
finally:
targetfile.close()
return path + ":" + pathinzip, os.path.getmtime(zipsource), go
def getSatisfiers():
dictionarydir = lambda *components: pinyin.utils.toolkitdir("pinyin", "dictionaries", *components)
def fileSource(path):
def inner():
source = dictionarydir(path)
if os.path.exists(source):
return path, os.path.getmtime(source), lambda target: shutil.copyfile(source, target)
else:
log.info("Missing ordinary file at %s", source)
return None
return inner
def plainArchiveSource(path, pathinzipcomponents):
def inner():
# Ensure that the zip exists before we open it
zipsource = dictionarydir(path)
if not(os.path.exists(zipsource)):
log.info("Missing zip file at %s", zipsource)
return None
# Load up the zip
sourcezip = zipfile.ZipFile(zipsource, "r")
log.info("Available zip file contents %s", sourcezip.namelist())
# Find the correct file in the zip: we should try both sorts of
# slashes because the zip may have been created on Windows or Unix
pathinzip = None
for possiblepath in ["/".join(pathinzipcomponents), "\\".join(pathinzipcomponents)]:
try:
sourcezip.getinfo(possiblepath)
pathinzip = possiblepath
break
except KeyError:
pass
# Maybe the file didn't exist at all?
if pathinzip is None:
log.info("Zip file at %s lacked a file called %s", path, os.path.join(*pathinzipcomponents))
return None
def go(target):
# Extract the selected file from the zip
targetfile = open(target, 'w')
try:
targetfile.write(sourcezip.read(pathinzip))
finally:
targetfile.close()
return path + ":" + pathinzip, os.path.getmtime(zipsource), go
return inner
def findtimestampedfile(pathpattern):
path, timestamp = None, None
for file in os.listdir(dictionarydir()):
# We want to find the file with the maximal timestamp. Luckily, I have carefully
# constructed the filenames so that this is just the ordering on the strings
match = re.match(pathpattern % "(.+)", file)
if match and match.group(1) > timestamp:
path, timestamp = match.group(0), match.group(1)
return path, timestamp
def timestampedFileSource(pathpattern):
def inner():
path, _timestamp = findtimestampedfile(pathpattern)
if path is None:
log.info("Missing file matching the timestamped pattern %s", pathpattern)
return None
return fileSource(path)()
return inner
def timestampedArchiveSource(pathpattern, pathinzippattern):
def inner():
path, timestamp = findtimestampedfile(pathpattern)
if path is None:
log.info("Missing archive matching the timestamped pattern %s", pathpattern)
return None
return plainArchiveSource(path, ["%s" in pizp and (pizp % timestamp) or pizp for pizp in pathinzippattern])()
return inner
# NB: because we currently use the first matching source, I've put the timestamped .txt files that
# come with the Toolkit at the end of the list. This ensures that if we ever implement dictionary
# download, the resulting .zip files will be used in preference to the .txt files.
requirements = {
"cedict_ts.u8" : [fileSource("cedict_ts.u8"),
plainArchiveSource("cedict_1_0_ts_utf-8_mdbg.zip", ["cedict_ts.u8"]),
timestampedArchiveSource("cedict-%s.zip", ["cedict_ts.u8"]),
timestampedFileSource("cedict-%s.txt")],
"handedict.u8" : [fileSource("handedict_nb.u8"),
timestampedArchiveSource("handedict-%s.zip", ["handedict-%s", "handedict_nb.u8"]),
timestampedFileSource("handedict-%s.txt")],
"cfdict.u8" : [fileSource("cfdict_nb.u8"),
timestampedArchiveSource("cfdict-%s.zip", ["cfdict-%s", "cfdict_nb.u8"]),
plainArchiveSource("shipped.zip", ["cfdict_nb.u8"]),
timestampedFileSource("cfdict-%s.txt")],
"Unihan.txt" : [fileSource("Unihan.txt"),
plainArchiveSource("Unihan.zip", ["Unihan.txt"])]
}
maxtimestamp = 0
satisfiers = []
for requirement, sources in requirements.items():
success = False
for source in sources:
timestampsatisfier = source()
if timestampsatisfier:
satisfiedby, timestamp, satisfier = timestampsatisfier
log.info("The requirement for %s was satisified by %s (with a timestamp of %d)", requirement, satisfiedby, timestamp)
maxtimestamp = max(maxtimestamp, timestamp)
satisfiers.append((requirement, satisfier))
success = True
break
if not(success):
raise IOError("Couldn't satisfy our need for '%s' during dictionary generation" % requirement)
return maxtimestamp, satisfiers
def __del__(self):
try:
log.info("Cleaning up temporary dictionary builder directory")
shutil.rmtree(self.dictionarydatapath)
except IOError:
pass