def parse_column_tuples(self, col_name_list, col_types_dict, col_getters_dict,
col_bgrole_dict, col_ider_dict, col_setter_dict,
editable_colnames, sortby, sort_reverse=True):
# Unpack the column tuples into names, getters, and types
self.col_name_list = col_name_list
self.col_type_list = [col_types_dict.get(colname, str) for colname in col_name_list]
self.col_getter_list = [col_getters_dict.get(colname, str) for colname in col_name_list] # First col is always a getter
# Get number of rows / columns
self.nCols = len(self.col_getter_list)
self.nRows = 0 if self.nCols == 0 else len(self.col_getter_list[0]) # FIXME
# Init iders to default and then overwite based on dict inputs
self.col_ider_list = utool.alloc_nones(self.nCols)
for colname, ider_colnames in six.iteritems(col_ider_dict):
col = self.col_name_list.index(colname)
# Col iders might have tuple input
ider_cols = utool.uinput_1to1(self.col_name_list.index, ider_colnames)
col_ider = utool.uinput_1to1(lambda c: partial(self.get, c), ider_cols)
self.col_ider_list[col] = col_ider
# Init setters to data, and then overwrite based on dict inputs
self.col_setter_list = list(self.col_getter_list)
for colname, col_setter in six.iteritems(col_setter_dict):
col = self.col_name_list.index(colname)
self.col_setter_list[col] = col_setter
# Init bgrole_getters to None, and then overwrite based on dict inputs
self.col_bgrole_getter_list = [col_bgrole_dict.get(colname, None) for colname in self.col_name_list]
# Mark edtiable columns
self.col_edit_list = [name in editable_colnames for name in col_name_list]
# Mark the sort column index
if utool.is_str(sortby):
self.col_sort_index = self.col_name_list.index(sortby)
else:
self.col_sort_index = sortby
self.col_sort_reverse = sort_reverse
def _infer_index(self, column, row):
""" returns the row based on the columns iders.
This is the identity for the default ider """
ider_ = self.col_ider_list[column]
if ider_ is None:
return row
return utool.uinput_1to1(lambda func: func(row), ider_)
def _infer_index(self, column, row):
"""
returns the row based on the columns iders.
This is the identity for the default ider
"""
ider_ = self.col_ider_list[column]
if ider_ is None:
return row
iderfunc = lambda func_: func_(row)
return ut.uinput_1to1(iderfunc, ider_)
def parse_column_tuples(self,
col_name_list,
col_types_dict,
col_getter_dict,
col_bgrole_dict,
col_ider_dict,
col_setter_dict,
editable_colnames,
sortby,
sort_reverse=True,
strict=False,
**kwargs):
"""
parses simple lists into information suitable for making guitool headers
"""
# Unpack the column tuples into names, getters, and types
if not strict:
# slopply colname definitions
flag_list = [colname in col_getter_dict for colname in col_name_list]
if not all(flag_list):
invalid_colnames = ut.compress(col_name_list, ut.not_list(flag_list))
print('[api_item_widget] Warning: colnames=%r have no getters' % (invalid_colnames,))
col_name_list = ut.compress(col_name_list, flag_list)
# sloppy type inference
for colname in col_name_list:
getter_ = col_getter_dict[colname]
if colname not in col_types_dict:
type_ = ut.get_homogenous_list_type(getter_)
if type_ is not None:
col_types_dict[colname] = type_
# sloppy kwargs.
# FIXME: explicitly list col_nice_dict
col_nice_dict = kwargs.get('col_nice_dict', {})
self.col_nice_list = [col_nice_dict.get(name, name) for name in col_name_list]
self.col_name_list = col_name_list
self.col_type_list = [col_types_dict.get(colname, str) for colname in col_name_list]
self.col_getter_list = [col_getter_dict.get(colname, str) for colname in col_name_list] # First col is always a getter
# Get number of rows / columns
self.nCols = len(self.col_getter_list)
self.nRows = 0 if self.nCols == 0 else len(self.col_getter_list[0]) # FIXME
# Init iders to default and then overwite based on dict inputs
self.col_ider_list = ut.alloc_nones(self.nCols)
for colname, ider_colnames in six.iteritems(col_ider_dict):
try:
col = self.col_name_list.index(colname)
# Col iders might have tuple input
ider_cols = ut.uinput_1to1(self.col_name_list.index, ider_colnames)
col_ider = ut.uinput_1to1(lambda c: partial(self.get, c), ider_cols)
self.col_ider_list[col] = col_ider
del col_ider
del ider_cols
del col
del colname
except Exception as ex:
ut.printex(ex, keys=['colname', 'ider_colnames', 'col', 'col_ider', 'ider_cols'])
raise
# Init setters to data, and then overwrite based on dict inputs
self.col_setter_list = list(self.col_getter_list)
for colname, col_setter in six.iteritems(col_setter_dict):
col = self.col_name_list.index(colname)
self.col_setter_list[col] = col_setter
# Init bgrole_getters to None, and then overwrite based on dict inputs
self.col_bgrole_getter_list = [col_bgrole_dict.get(colname, None) for colname in self.col_name_list]
# Mark edtiable columns
self.col_edit_list = [name in editable_colnames for name in col_name_list]
# Mark the sort column index
if ut.is_str(sortby):
self.col_sort_index = self.col_name_list.index(sortby)
else:
self.col_sort_index = sortby
self.col_sort_reverse = sort_reverse
def parse_column_tuples(self,
col_name_list,
col_types_dict,
col_getter_dict,
col_bgrole_dict,
col_ider_dict,
col_setter_dict,
editable_colnames,
sortby,
sort_reverse=True,
strict=False,
**kwargs):
"""
parses simple lists into information suitable for making guitool headers
"""
# Unpack the column tuples into names, getters, and types
if not strict:
# slopply colname definitions
flag_list = [
colname in col_getter_dict for colname in col_name_list
]
if not all(flag_list):
invalid_colnames = ut.compress(col_name_list,
ut.not_list(flag_list))
print(
'[api_item_widget] Warning: colnames=%r have no getters' %
(invalid_colnames, ))
col_name_list = ut.compress(col_name_list, flag_list)
# sloppy type inference
for colname in col_name_list:
getter_ = col_getter_dict[colname]
if colname not in col_types_dict:
type_ = ut.get_homogenous_list_type(getter_)
if type_ is not None:
col_types_dict[colname] = type_
# sloppy kwargs.
# FIXME: explicitly list col_nice_dict
col_nice_dict = kwargs.get('col_nice_dict', {})
self.col_nice_list = [
col_nice_dict.get(name, name) for name in col_name_list
]
self.col_name_list = col_name_list
self.col_type_list = [
col_types_dict.get(colname, str) for colname in col_name_list
]
self.col_getter_list = [
col_getter_dict.get(colname, str) for colname in col_name_list
] # First col is always a getter
# Get number of rows / columns
self.nCols = len(self.col_getter_list)
self.nRows = 0 if self.nCols == 0 else len(
self.col_getter_list[0]) # FIXME
# Init iders to default and then overwite based on dict inputs
self.col_ider_list = ut.alloc_nones(self.nCols)
for colname, ider_colnames in six.iteritems(col_ider_dict):
try:
col = self.col_name_list.index(colname)
# Col iders might have tuple input
ider_cols = ut.uinput_1to1(self.col_name_list.index,
ider_colnames)
col_ider = ut.uinput_1to1(lambda c: partial(self.get, c),
ider_cols)
self.col_ider_list[col] = col_ider
del col_ider
del ider_cols
del col
del colname
except Exception as ex:
ut.printex(ex,
keys=[
'colname', 'ider_colnames', 'col', 'col_ider',
'ider_cols'
])
raise
# Init setters to data, and then overwrite based on dict inputs
self.col_setter_list = list(self.col_getter_list)
for colname, col_setter in six.iteritems(col_setter_dict):
col = self.col_name_list.index(colname)
self.col_setter_list[col] = col_setter
# Init bgrole_getters to None, and then overwrite based on dict inputs
self.col_bgrole_getter_list = [
col_bgrole_dict.get(colname, None)
for colname in self.col_name_list
]
# Mark edtiable columns
self.col_edit_list = [
name in editable_colnames for name in col_name_list
]
# Mark the sort column index
if ut.is_str(sortby):
self.col_sort_index = self.col_name_list.index(sortby)
else:
self.col_sort_index = sortby
self.col_sort_reverse = sort_reverse
