def emacs_for_name(parent):
new_k = parent.item_key_of_eventual_item
x, w = x_and_width_for_name()
change1 = parent.build_change_for_insert_WIP_row(new_k)
change2 = parent.build_change_for_show_EMACS_field(
new_k, x, w, 'nn', new_k)
return _response(changes=(change1, change2))
def _move_up_down(self, adv, diff):
ref_k = self._FC_curr_key
focus_item_offset = _item_offset_via_item_key(ref_k)
target_item_offset = focus_item_offset + diff
num = self._current_number_of_items
if num == target_item_offset: # #here6
reason = "can't move bottom item down"
return self._response_via_info('wrong_way', reason)
if -1 == target_item_offset: # #here6
reason = "can't move top item up"
return self._response_via_info('wrong_way', reason)
# OK please enjoy this one: the component that moved had focus before,
# and (as an entirely obvious design choice) it should continue to
# have focus after. Corollarily, the item it swapped places with didn't
# have focus before and should continue not to have it after. Easy.
# So as far as the components themselves are concerned, there's no
# focusing to update. HOWEVER, the focus controller keeps track of
# who has the focus by item key, and this key changed.
# Also note we don't need to re-draw buttons until #here6
target_k = _item_key_via_item_offset(target_item_offset)
cx = self._components
ref_item = cx[ref_k]
target_item = cx[target_k]
cx[target_k] = ref_item
cx[ref_k] = target_item
self._focus_controller.accept_new_key_of_focused_component__(target_k)
# emi = _emi_via_info_line('moved_item', f"moved item {adv}") nah
return _response(changed_visually=(ref_k, target_k))
def emacs(parent):
new_k = parent.item_key_of_eventual_item
x = _hand_w + _lb_w
change1 = parent.build_change_for_insert_WIP_row(new_k)
change2 = parent.build_change_for_show_EMACS_field(
new_k, x, slot_w, new_k)
return _response(changes=(change1, change2))
def receive_new_value_from_modal_(self, mixed):
if mixed is None:
pass # it means they cancelled out. keep old value
else:
self._value_string = mixed # no validation for now lol
self._state.move_to_state_via_transition_name('done_with_emacs_thing')
# (probably not nec to tell the host we changed b.c it redraws anyway)
return _response(changed_visually=(self._key, ))
def _apply_change_focus(self, k, butt_k, k_, cbpk):
# Bounce the focus controller's own patch back to it so it notifies
# one component of the loss and one of the gain ("cast" the direction
# controller to a focus controller)
no = self._DC.apply_change_focus(k, k_)
assert no is None
# Change the button area (probably) and notify BBC
yield self._apply_change_buttons(butt_k, cbpk)
cv = *(() if k is None else (k, )), k_
yield _response(changed_visually=cv)
def _DONE(self):
# You're going to pop out. leave your label row as focused because
# that's what had focus when you popped in.
if 'label_row' == self._FC_curr_key:
resp = _response(changes=()) # 😢
else:
resp = self._focus_controller.change_focus_to('label_row')
# You've got to leave your focus controller alive because you use
# it to change focus at the apply stroke later (to change buttons)
# self._focus_controller = None # #here8
change = 'input_controller', 'pop_receiver', self._key
resp.changes = *resp.changes, change # meh
return resp
def _apply_push_receiver(self, soa_k):
"""implement the ability for a child component to change the input
mode so it receives focus and handles directional events itself.
See section on SACs in [#608.L].
The details of this (like the interface of the directive, the
interface of the below methods called) are all HIGHLY EXPERIMENTAL.
it's just a rough prototyping sketch
"""
# Get what is probably the component with focus
# (amazing we get this far (as the I.C) without needing these)
# (this is the payback for the convenience of string-only directives)
stack = self._controller_stack
cx = stack[-1].DC.FOCUSABLE_COMPONENTS__
c = cx[soa_k]
# Build and push the new frame
kw = {k: v for k, v in c.CONTROLLER_FRAME__()}
# Remove this one thing from it
cbpk = kw.pop('component_button_page_key_once_has_focus')
# Add this one thing to it
kw['SOA_component_key'] = soa_k
new_frame = _controller_frame(**kw)
stack.append(new_frame)
# Assume SAC already focuses its top child when it itself gets focus.
# But now that we're pushing in to it we gotta change buttons
# Gotta change the buttons. Assume SAC already had item with focus
changes = (('input_controller', 'change_buttons', soa_k, cbpk), )
resp = _response(changes=changes)
# We're like 99% sure we want to stale the buttons always because
# that's practically the whole point of pushing in to a new mode is
# getting new available actions. Otherwise, if not here, where?
# Redraw the whole SAC (meh) and the buttons,
assert resp.changed_visually is None # hack it. meh
resp.changed_visually = (soa_k, 'buttons')
return resp
def _bounceback_translate_area(self, stack):
# Typically rendering happens by: responses flag those components that
# need a redraw, then just before the host blocks for input, it asks
# the root compound area for those components and asks those components
# for their current rows, then we (somehow) determine screen offsets
# for the rows and render them to screen.
# But when it comes to an "emacs field", the component has almost no
# interest in managing the rendering (or input) itself. It only wants
# to be able to specify an X and a width and let the host do the rest.
# Here we translate SAC-space coordinates to screen coords for that..
these = tuple(stack.pop() for _ in range(0, 7))
recip, typ, comp_path, h, w, y, x = these
if 2 < len(self._controller_stack):
xx("wow how ambitious. do you really want to do this?")
hh = self._controller_stack[-2].harnesses_experimental
ah = hh[comp_path[0]] # 😢
use_y, use_x = ah.translate_point__(y, x)
change = recip, typ, comp_path, h, w, use_y, use_x, *reversed(stack)
return _response(changes=(change, ))
def listener(*args):
# A big hack to make code read more familiarly but BE CAREFUL
emi = _emission(args)
emis = (emi, )
return _response(emissions=emis)
def _response_for_quit():
line = 'Goodbye from ncurses yikes®' # #todo put app name here, or not
emi = _emission(('info', 'expression', 'goodbye', lambda: (line, )))
changes = (('host_directive', 'quit'), )
return _response(emissions=(emi, ), changes=changes)
def _enter_modal(self):
changes = (('host_directive', 'enter_emacs_modal', self._key), )
return _response(changes=changes)
def _toggle(self):
self._is_checked = not self._is_checked
return _response(changed_visually=(self._key, ))
def experiment_transition(_, tname, *item_k):
change = 'input_controller', 'traverse_transition', tname, *item_k # noqa: E501
return _response(changes=(change,))
def _this_response(self):
return _response(changed_visually=(self._key,))
def _response_via_info(self, cat, msg):
emi = _emi_via_info_line(cat, msg)
return _response(emissions=(emi,))
def emacs_for_value(parent, item_k):
x, w = x_and_width_for_value()
change = parent.build_change_for_show_EMACS_field(
item_k, x, w, 'vv', item_k)
return _response(changes=(change,))
def _response_for_quit():
line = 'Goodbye from ncurses yikes®' # #todo put app name here, or not
emi = _emission(('info', 'expression', 'goodbye', lambda: (line, )))
changes = (('host_directive', 'quit'), )
return _response(emissions=(emi, ), changes=changes)
def listener(*args):
# A big hack to make code read more familiarly but BE CAREFUL
emi = _emission(args)
emis = (emi, )
return _response(emissions=emis)
_no_change = _response()
# == Local constants
_arrow_keys = set('KEY_UP KEY_RIGHT KEY_DOWN KEY_LEFT'.split())
_enter = '\n'
_lowercase_alpha = re.compile(r'[a-z]\Z')
def xx(msg=None):
raise RuntimeError(''.join(('cover me', *((': ', msg) if msg else ()))))
# #born
def _ENTER(self):
# Entering into an SOC, push a new controller (us) on to the stack
change = 'input_controller', 'push_receiver', self._key
return _response(changes=(change,))
