class myPanel(tkinter.Tk):
def __init__(self):
tkinter.Tk.__init__(self, 'lsx')
try:
self.ss = self.clipboard_get()
except:
self.ss = ''
self.cnt = 0
self.slices = paragraph(self.ss, qrlen)
self.string = None
if not os.path.exists('config.ini'):
x = - 100 + 0.2 * self.winfo_screenwidth() # 100: 补偿初始Tk界面为200x200
y = - 100 + 0.7 * self.winfo_screenheight()
xy = '+%d+%d'%(x,y)
with open('config.ini','w') as f:
f.write(xy)
with open('config.ini','r') as f:
xy = f.read()
self.geometry(xy)
self.minsize(450,206)
self.qrc = tkinter.Label(self)
self.ent = ScrolledText(self, width=1, height=15)
self.ent.insert(1.0, self.ss)
self.ent.mark_set('insert','0.0') # 程序首次运行时不使用see函数,否则会有未知原因半行内容沉没在Text窗体上面一点点
self.ent.focus()
text = self.slices[self.cnt]
basic = (len(self.slices),len(self.ss))
info = 'Page: %s, Length: %s'%basic
if zh_cn:
info = '共%s页, %s字'%basic
self.withdraw() # withdraw/deiconify 阻止页面闪烁
self.update_idletasks()
self.ent.pack(padx=2, pady=2, fill='both', expand=True, side='right') # RIGHT为了在Label隐藏再显示后所在位置一致
self.qrc.pack()
self.setQrcode(text, info)
self.deiconify()
self.qrc.bind('<Button-2>',self.onExit)
self.qrc.bind('<Button-1>',self.fliping)
self.qrc.bind('<Button-3>',self.fliping)
self.qrc.bind('<Double-Button-1>',self.setting)
self.qrc.bind('<Double-ButtonRelease-3>',self.openFile) # 没有Release会在窗口打开之后的鼠标抬起时唤起右键菜单
self.ent.bind('<Escape>',self.onExit)
self.ent.bind('<F1>',self.openFile)
self.ent.bind('<F2>',self.fliping)
self.ent.bind('<F3>',self.fliping)
self.ent.bind('<F4>',self.setting)
self.ent.bind('<KeyRelease>',self.refresh)
self.ent.bind('<ButtonRelease-1>',self.selected)
self.bind('<Destroy>',lambda evt:self.onExit(evt,close=True))
def setQrcode(self, string, info):
if self.string != string:
self.string = string
if string == '':
self.qrc.forget()
else:
global img
img = qrmake(string)
self.qrc.config(image=img)
self.qrc.pack()
log(string, info)
self.title('Text Helper v1.06 (%s)'%info)
if zh_cn:
self.title('文本助手v1.06 (%s)'%info)
def refresh(self, evt):
if evt.keysym in ['Control_L', 'Return', 'BackSpace']:
ss2 = self.ent.get('0.0', 'end')[:-1]
if self.ss != ss2:
self.ss = ss2
self.cnt = 0
self.slices = paragraph(self.ss, qrlen)
text = self.slices[self.cnt]
basic = (len(self.slices),len(self.ss))
info = 'Page: %s, Length: %s'%basic
if zh_cn:
info = '共%s页, %s字'%basic
self.setQrcode(text, info)
def fliping(self, evt):
if evt.num == 1 or evt.keysym == 'F3':
self.cnt = min(self.cnt+1,len(self.slices)-1)
else:
self.cnt = max(self.cnt-1,0)
cur1 = getIndex(''.join(self.slices[:self.cnt]))
cur2 = getIndex(''.join(self.slices[:self.cnt+1]))
self.setCursor(cur1, cur2)
text = self.slices[self.cnt]
basic = (self.cnt+1,len(self.slices),len(text),len(self.ss))
info = 'Page: %s/%s, Sel: %s/%s'%basic
if zh_cn:
info = '第%s/%s页, 共%s/%s字'%basic
self.setQrcode(text, info)
def selected(self, evt):
if self.ent.tag_ranges('sel'):
text = self.ent.selection_get()
info = 'Sel: %s/%s'%(len(text),len(self.ss))
if zh_cn:
info = '选中%s/%s字'%(len(text),len(self.ss))
self.setQrcode(text, info)
def setCursor(self, cur1, cur2):
self.ent.mark_set('insert', cur1)
self.ent.tag_remove('sel','0.0','end')
self.ent.tag_add('sel',cur1,cur2)
self.ent.see(cur1)
def setting(self, evt):
max_page = len(self.slices)
num = tkinter.simpledialog.askinteger('Goto','Go to page (1-%s):'%max_page, initialvalue=self.cnt+1)
self.ent.focus()
if num:
self.cnt = max(1,min(max_page,num)) - 1
text = self.slices[self.cnt]
basic = (self.cnt+1,len(self.slices),len(text),len(self.ss))
info = 'Page: %s/%s, Sel: %s/%s'%basic
if zh_cn:
info = '第%s/%s页, 共%s/%s字'%basic
self.setQrcode(text, info)
def openFile(self, evt):
path = tkinter.filedialog.askopenfilename()
if path != '':
filename = os.path.basename(path)
with open(path,'rb') as f:
s = f.read()
try:
try:
res = s.decode()
except:
try:
res = s.decode('gbk')
except:
raise
except:
s = base64.urlsafe_b64encode(filename.encode()+b'\n'+s).decode()
total = int((len(s)-1)/(qrlen-10)+1)
res = ''
for i in range(total):
res += '%04d%04d.%s,'%(total, i+1, s[(qrlen-10)*i:(qrlen-10)*(i+1)])
self.ss = res
self.cnt = 0
self.slices = paragraph(self.ss, qrlen)
self.ent.delete(1.0, 'end')
self.ent.insert(1.0, res)
text = self.slices[self.cnt]
basic = (len(self.slices),len(self.ss))
info = 'Page: %s, Length: %s'%basic
if zh_cn:
info = '共%s页, %s字'%basic
self.setQrcode(text, info)
def onExit(self, evt, close=False):
xy = '+%d+%d'%(self.winfo_x(),self.winfo_y())
with open('config.ini','w') as f:
f.write(xy)
if not close:
self.destroy()
class Tkui(base.BaseUI):
"""
This is a ui class which handles the complete Tk user interface.
"""
def __init__(self):
""" Initializes."""
base.BaseUI.__init__(self)
# internal ui queue
self._event_queue = Queue.Queue()
# map of session -> (bold, foreground, background)
self._currcolors = {}
# ses -> string
self._unfinishedcolor = {}
self._viewhistory = 0
self._do_i_echo = 1
# holds a map of window names -> window references
self._windows = {}
# instantiate all the widgets
self._tk = Tk()
self._tk.geometry("800x600")
self.settitle()
if os.name == 'posix':
fnt = tkFont.Font(family="Courier", size=12)
else:
fnt = tkFont.Font(family="Fixedsys", size=12)
self._entry = CommandEntry(self._tk,
self,
fg='white',
bg='black',
insertbackground='yellow',
font=fnt,
insertwidth='2')
self._entry.pack(side='bottom', fill='both')
self._topframe = Frame(self._tk)
self._topframe.pack(side='top', fill='both', expand=1)
self._txt = ScrolledText(self._topframe,
fg='white',
bg='black',
font=fnt,
height=20)
self._txt.pack(side='bottom', fill='both', expand=1)
self._txt.bind("<KeyPress>", self._ignoreThis)
self._txtbuffer = ScrolledText(self._topframe,
fg='white',
bg='black',
font=fnt,
height=20)
self._txtbuffer.bind("<KeyPress-Escape>", self.escape)
self._txtbuffer.bind("<KeyPress>", self._ignoreThis)
self._entry.focus_set()
self._initColorTags()
self.dequeue()
exported.hook_register("config_change_hook", self.configChangeHandler)
exported.hook_register("to_user_hook", self.write)
# FIXME - fix this explanation. this is just terrible.
tc = config.BoolConfig(
"saveinputhighlight", 0, 1,
"Allows you to change the behavior of the command entry. When "
"saveinputhighlight is off, we discard whatever is on the entry "
"line. When it is on, we will retain the contents allowing you "
"to press the enter key to do whatever you typed again.")
exported.add_config("saveinputhighlight", tc)
self._quit = 0
def runui(self):
global HELP_TEXT
exported.add_help("tkui", HELP_TEXT)
exported.write_message("For tk help type \"#help tkui\".")
exported.add_command("colorcheck", colorcheck_cmd)
# run the tk mainloop here
self._tk.mainloop()
def wantMainThread(self):
# The tkui needs the main thread of execution so we return
# a 1 here.
return 1
def quit(self):
if not self._quit:
self._quit = 1
self._topframe.quit()
def dequeue(self):
qsize = self._event_queue.qsize()
if qsize > 10:
qsize = 10
for i in range(qsize):
ev = self._event_queue.get_nowait()
ev.execute(self)
self._tk.after(25, self.dequeue)
def settitle(self, title=""):
"""
Sets the title bar to the Lyntin title plus the given string.
@param title: the title to set
@type title: string
"""
if title:
title = constants.LYNTINTITLE + title
else:
title = constants.LYNTINTITLE
self._event_queue.put(_TitleEvent(self._tk, title))
def removeWindow(self, windowname):
"""
This removes a NamedWindow from our list of NamedWindows.
@param windowname: the name of the window to write to
@type windowname: string
"""
if self._windows.has_key(windowname):
del self._windows[windowname]
def writeWindow(self, windowname, message):
"""
This writes to the window named "windowname". If the window
does not exist, we spin one off. It handles ansi text and
messages just like writing to the main window.
@param windowname: the name of the window to write to
@type windowname: string
@param message: the message to write to the window
@type message: string or Message instance
"""
self._event_queue.put(_WriteWindowEvent(windowname, message))
def writeWindow_internal(self, windowname, message):
if not self._windows.has_key(windowname):
self._windows[windowname] = NamedWindow(windowname, self, self._tk)
self._windows[windowname].write(message)
def _ignoreThis(self, tkevent):
""" This catches keypresses from the history buffer."""
# kludge so that ctrl-c doesn't get caught allowing windows
# users to copy the buffer....
if tkevent.keycode == 17 or tkevent.keycode == 67:
return
self._entry.focus()
if tkevent.char:
# we do this little song and dance so as to pass events
# we don't want to deal with to the entry widget essentially
# by creating a new event and tossing it in the event list.
# it only sort of works--but it's the best code we've got
# so far.
args = ('event', 'generate', self._entry, "<KeyPress>")
args = args + ('-rootx', tkevent.x_root)
args = args + ('-rooty', tkevent.y_root)
args = args + ('-keycode', tkevent.keycode)
args = args + ('-keysym', tkevent.keysym)
self._tk.tk.call(args)
return "break"
def pageUp(self):
""" Handles prior (Page-Up) events."""
if self._viewhistory == 0:
self._txtbuffer.pack(side='top', fill='both', expand=1)
self._viewhistory = 1
self._txtbuffer.delete("1.0", "end")
lotofstuff = self._txt.get('1.0', 'end')
self._txtbuffer.insert('end', lotofstuff)
for t in self._txt.tag_names():
taux = None
tst = 0
for e in self._txt.tag_ranges(t):
if tst == 0:
taux = e
tst = 1
else:
tst = 0
self._txtbuffer.tag_add(t, str(taux), str(e))
self._txtbuffer.yview('moveto', '1')
if os.name != 'posix':
self._txtbuffer.yview('scroll', '20', 'units')
self._tk.update_idletasks()
self._txt.yview('moveto', '1.0')
if os.name != 'posix':
self._txt.yview('scroll', '220', 'units')
else:
# yscroll up stuff
self._txtbuffer.yview('scroll', '-15', 'units')
def pageDown(self):
""" Handles next (Page-Down) events."""
if self._viewhistory == 1:
# yscroll down stuff
self._txtbuffer.yview('scroll', '15', 'units')
def escape(self, tkevent):
""" Handles escape (Escape) events."""
if self._viewhistory == 1:
self._txtbuffer.forget()
self._viewhistory = 0
else:
self._entry.clearInput()
def configChangeHandler(self, args):
""" This handles config changes including mudecho. """
name = args["name"]
newvalue = args["newvalue"]
if name == "mudecho":
if newvalue == 1:
# echo on
self._do_i_echo = 1
self._entry.configure(show='')
else:
# echo off
self._do_i_echo = 0
self._entry.configure(show='*')
def _yadjust(self):
"""Handles y scrolling after text insertion."""
self._txt.yview('moveto', '1')
# if os.name != 'posix':
self._txt.yview('scroll', '20', 'units')
def _clipText(self):
"""
Scrolls the text buffer up so that the new text written at
the bottom of the text buffer can be seen.
"""
temp = self._txt.index("end")
ind = temp.find(".")
temp = temp[:ind]
if (temp.isdigit() and int(temp) > 800):
self._txt.delete("1.0", "100.end")
def write(self, args):
"""
This writes text to the text buffer for viewing by the user.
This is overridden from the 'base.BaseUI'.
"""
self._event_queue.put(_OutputEvent(args))
def write_internal(self, args):
mess = args["message"]
if type(mess) == types.StringType:
mess = message.Message(mess, message.LTDATA)
line = mess.data
ses = mess.session
if line == '' or self.showTextForSession(ses) == 0:
return
color, leftover = buffer_write(mess, self._txt, self._currcolors,
self._unfinishedcolor)
if mess.type == message.MUDDATA:
self._unfinishedcolor[ses] = leftover
self._currcolors[ses] = color
self._clipText()
self._yadjust()
def convertColor(self, name):
"""
Tk has this really weird color palatte. So I switched to using
color names in most cases and rgb values in cases where I couldn't
find a good color name.
This method allows me to specify either an rgb or a color name
and it converts the color names to rgb.
@param name: either an rgb value or a name
@type name: string
@returns: the rgb color value
@rtype: string
"""
if name.startswith("#"):
return name
rgb = self._tk._getints(
self._tk.tk.call('winfo', 'rgb', self._txt, name))
rgb = "#%02x%02x%02x" % (rgb[0] / 256, rgb[1] / 256, rgb[2] / 256)
print name, "converted to: ", rgb
return rgb
def _initColorTags(self):
""" Sets up Tk tags for the text widget (fg/bg/u)."""
for ck in fg_color_codes.keys():
color = self.convertColor(fg_color_codes[ck])
self._txt.tag_config(ck, foreground=color)
self._txtbuffer.tag_config(ck, foreground=color)
for ck in bg_color_codes.keys():
self._txt.tag_config(ck, background=bg_color_codes[ck])
self._txtbuffer.tag_config(ck, background=bg_color_codes[ck])
self._txt.tag_config("u", underline=1)
self._txtbuffer.tag_config("u", underline=1)
def colorCheck(self):
"""
Goes through and displays all the combinations of fg and bg
with the text string involved. Purely for debugging
purposes.
"""
fgkeys = ['30', '31', '32', '33', '34', '35', '36', '37']
bgkeys = ['40', '41', '42', '43', '44', '45', '46', '47']
self._txt.insert('end', 'color check:\n')
for bg in bgkeys:
for fg in fgkeys:
self._txt.insert('end', str(fg), (fg, bg))
self._txt.insert('end', str("b" + fg), ("b" + fg, bg))
self._txt.insert('end', '\n')
for fg in fgkeys:
self._txt.insert('end', str(fg), (fg, "b" + bg))
self._txt.insert('end', str("b" + fg), ("b" + fg, "b" + bg))
self._txt.insert('end', '\n')
self._txt.insert('end', '\n')
self._txt.insert('end', '\n')
class Tkui(base.BaseUI):
"""
This is a ui class which handles the complete Tk user interface.
"""
def __init__(self):
""" Initializes."""
base.BaseUI.__init__(self)
# internal ui queue
self._event_queue = Queue.Queue()
# map of session -> (bold, foreground, background)
self._currcolors = {}
# ses -> string
self._unfinishedcolor = {}
self._viewhistory = 0
self._do_i_echo = 1
# holds a map of window names -> window references
self._windows = {}
# instantiate all the widgets
self._tk = Tk()
self._tk.geometry("800x600")
self.settitle()
if os.name == "posix":
fnt = tkFont.Font(family="Courier", size=12)
else:
fnt = tkFont.Font(family="Fixedsys", size=12)
self._entry = CommandEntry(
self._tk, self, fg="white", bg="black", insertbackground="yellow", font=fnt, insertwidth="2"
)
self._entry.pack(side="bottom", fill="both")
self._topframe = Frame(self._tk)
self._topframe.pack(side="top", fill="both", expand=1)
self._txt = ScrolledText(self._topframe, fg="white", bg="black", font=fnt, height=20)
self._txt.pack(side="bottom", fill="both", expand=1)
self._txt.bind("<KeyPress>", self._ignoreThis)
self._txtbuffer = ScrolledText(self._topframe, fg="white", bg="black", font=fnt, height=20)
self._txtbuffer.bind("<KeyPress-Escape>", self.escape)
self._txtbuffer.bind("<KeyPress>", self._ignoreThis)
self._entry.focus_set()
self._initColorTags()
self.dequeue()
exported.hook_register("config_change_hook", self.configChangeHandler)
exported.hook_register("to_user_hook", self.write)
# FIXME - fix this explanation. this is just terrible.
tc = config.BoolConfig(
"saveinputhighlight",
0,
1,
"Allows you to change the behavior of the command entry. When "
"saveinputhighlight is off, we discard whatever is on the entry "
"line. When it is on, we will retain the contents allowing you "
"to press the enter key to do whatever you typed again.",
)
exported.add_config("saveinputhighlight", tc)
self._quit = 0
def runui(self):
global HELP_TEXT
exported.add_help("tkui", HELP_TEXT)
exported.write_message('For tk help type "#help tkui".')
exported.add_command("colorcheck", colorcheck_cmd)
# run the tk mainloop here
self._tk.mainloop()
def wantMainThread(self):
# The tkui needs the main thread of execution so we return
# a 1 here.
return 1
def quit(self):
if not self._quit:
self._quit = 1
self._topframe.quit()
def dequeue(self):
qsize = self._event_queue.qsize()
if qsize > 10:
qsize = 10
for i in range(qsize):
ev = self._event_queue.get_nowait()
ev.execute(self)
self._tk.after(25, self.dequeue)
def settitle(self, title=""):
"""
Sets the title bar to the Lyntin title plus the given string.
@param title: the title to set
@type title: string
"""
if title:
title = constants.LYNTINTITLE + title
else:
title = constants.LYNTINTITLE
self._event_queue.put(_TitleEvent(self._tk, title))
def removeWindow(self, windowname):
"""
This removes a NamedWindow from our list of NamedWindows.
@param windowname: the name of the window to write to
@type windowname: string
"""
if self._windows.has_key(windowname):
del self._windows[windowname]
def writeWindow(self, windowname, message):
"""
This writes to the window named "windowname". If the window
does not exist, we spin one off. It handles ansi text and
messages just like writing to the main window.
@param windowname: the name of the window to write to
@type windowname: string
@param message: the message to write to the window
@type message: string or Message instance
"""
self._event_queue.put(_WriteWindowEvent(windowname, message))
def writeWindow_internal(self, windowname, message):
if not self._windows.has_key(windowname):
self._windows[windowname] = NamedWindow(windowname, self, self._tk)
self._windows[windowname].write(message)
def _ignoreThis(self, tkevent):
""" This catches keypresses from the history buffer."""
# kludge so that ctrl-c doesn't get caught allowing windows
# users to copy the buffer....
if tkevent.keycode == 17 or tkevent.keycode == 67:
return
self._entry.focus()
if tkevent.char:
# we do this little song and dance so as to pass events
# we don't want to deal with to the entry widget essentially
# by creating a new event and tossing it in the event list.
# it only sort of works--but it's the best code we've got
# so far.
args = ("event", "generate", self._entry, "<KeyPress>")
args = args + ("-rootx", tkevent.x_root)
args = args + ("-rooty", tkevent.y_root)
args = args + ("-keycode", tkevent.keycode)
args = args + ("-keysym", tkevent.keysym)
self._tk.tk.call(args)
return "break"
def pageUp(self):
""" Handles prior (Page-Up) events."""
if self._viewhistory == 0:
self._txtbuffer.pack(side="top", fill="both", expand=1)
self._viewhistory = 1
self._txtbuffer.delete("1.0", "end")
lotofstuff = self._txt.get("1.0", "end")
self._txtbuffer.insert("end", lotofstuff)
for t in self._txt.tag_names():
taux = None
tst = 0
for e in self._txt.tag_ranges(t):
if tst == 0:
taux = e
tst = 1
else:
tst = 0
self._txtbuffer.tag_add(t, str(taux), str(e))
self._txtbuffer.yview("moveto", "1")
if os.name != "posix":
self._txtbuffer.yview("scroll", "20", "units")
self._tk.update_idletasks()
self._txt.yview("moveto", "1.0")
if os.name != "posix":
self._txt.yview("scroll", "220", "units")
else:
# yscroll up stuff
self._txtbuffer.yview("scroll", "-15", "units")
def pageDown(self):
""" Handles next (Page-Down) events."""
if self._viewhistory == 1:
# yscroll down stuff
self._txtbuffer.yview("scroll", "15", "units")
def escape(self, tkevent):
""" Handles escape (Escape) events."""
if self._viewhistory == 1:
self._txtbuffer.forget()
self._viewhistory = 0
else:
self._entry.clearInput()
def configChangeHandler(self, args):
""" This handles config changes including mudecho. """
name = args["name"]
newvalue = args["newvalue"]
if name == "mudecho":
if newvalue == 1:
# echo on
self._do_i_echo = 1
self._entry.configure(show="")
else:
# echo off
self._do_i_echo = 0
self._entry.configure(show="*")
def _yadjust(self):
"""Handles y scrolling after text insertion."""
self._txt.yview("moveto", "1")
# if os.name != 'posix':
self._txt.yview("scroll", "20", "units")
def _clipText(self):
"""
Scrolls the text buffer up so that the new text written at
the bottom of the text buffer can be seen.
"""
temp = self._txt.index("end")
ind = temp.find(".")
temp = temp[:ind]
if temp.isdigit() and int(temp) > 800:
self._txt.delete("1.0", "100.end")
def write(self, args):
"""
This writes text to the text buffer for viewing by the user.
This is overridden from the 'base.BaseUI'.
"""
self._event_queue.put(_OutputEvent(args))
def write_internal(self, args):
mess = args["message"]
if type(mess) == types.StringType:
mess = message.Message(mess, message.LTDATA)
line = mess.data
ses = mess.session
if line == "" or self.showTextForSession(ses) == 0:
return
color, leftover = buffer_write(mess, self._txt, self._currcolors, self._unfinishedcolor)
if mess.type == message.MUDDATA:
self._unfinishedcolor[ses] = leftover
self._currcolors[ses] = color
self._clipText()
self._yadjust()
def convertColor(self, name):
"""
Tk has this really weird color palatte. So I switched to using
color names in most cases and rgb values in cases where I couldn't
find a good color name.
This method allows me to specify either an rgb or a color name
and it converts the color names to rgb.
@param name: either an rgb value or a name
@type name: string
@returns: the rgb color value
@rtype: string
"""
if name.startswith("#"):
return name
rgb = self._tk._getints(self._tk.tk.call("winfo", "rgb", self._txt, name))
rgb = "#%02x%02x%02x" % (rgb[0] / 256, rgb[1] / 256, rgb[2] / 256)
print name, "converted to: ", rgb
return rgb
def _initColorTags(self):
""" Sets up Tk tags for the text widget (fg/bg/u)."""
for ck in fg_color_codes.keys():
color = self.convertColor(fg_color_codes[ck])
self._txt.tag_config(ck, foreground=color)
self._txtbuffer.tag_config(ck, foreground=color)
for ck in bg_color_codes.keys():
self._txt.tag_config(ck, background=bg_color_codes[ck])
self._txtbuffer.tag_config(ck, background=bg_color_codes[ck])
self._txt.tag_config("u", underline=1)
self._txtbuffer.tag_config("u", underline=1)
def colorCheck(self):
"""
Goes through and displays all the combinations of fg and bg
with the text string involved. Purely for debugging
purposes.
"""
fgkeys = ["30", "31", "32", "33", "34", "35", "36", "37"]
bgkeys = ["40", "41", "42", "43", "44", "45", "46", "47"]
self._txt.insert("end", "color check:\n")
for bg in bgkeys:
for fg in fgkeys:
self._txt.insert("end", str(fg), (fg, bg))
self._txt.insert("end", str("b" + fg), ("b" + fg, bg))
self._txt.insert("end", "\n")
for fg in fgkeys:
self._txt.insert("end", str(fg), (fg, "b" + bg))
self._txt.insert("end", str("b" + fg), ("b" + fg, "b" + bg))
self._txt.insert("end", "\n")
self._txt.insert("end", "\n")
self._txt.insert("end", "\n")
class Globby_Text_Editor(tk.Frame):
def __init__(self, parent_widget, settings):
# some initial values
# TODO this Values are obsolete since Project_Settings covers them
# --> self.settings.projects_path
self.hash_opened_filename = None
self.opened_filename = None
self.settings = settings
self.edit_button_list=[
{'text':'new page', 'cmd':self.on_new_page,
'keytxt':'CTRL+n','hotkey':'<Control-n>'},
{'text':'del page', 'cmd':self.on_del_page,
'keytxt':'CTRL+n','hotkey':'<DELETE>'} ,
{'text':'save', 'cmd':self.on_save,
'keytxt':'CTRL+s','hotkey':'<Control-s>'},
{'text':'undo', 'cmd':self.on_undo,
'keytxt':'CTRL+z','hotkey':'<Control-z>'},
{'text':'redo', 'cmd':self.on_redo,
'keytxt':'CTRL+y','hotkey':'<Control-y>'}]
self.syntax_button_list=[
{'text':'**bold**', 'cmd':self.on_tag_insert, 'open_tag':'**',
'close_tag':'**','keytxt':'CTRL+b','hotkey':'<Control-b>'},
{'text':'//italic//', 'cmd':self.on_tag_insert, 'open_tag':'//',
'close_tag':'//', 'keytxt':'CTRL+i','hotkey':'<Control-i>'},
{'text':'__underline__', 'cmd':self.on_tag_insert, 'open_tag':'__',
'close_tag':'__', 'keytxt':'CTRL+u','hotkey':'<Control-u>'},
{'text':'[Link]', 'cmd':self.on_tag_insert, 'open_tag':'[',
'close_tag':']', 'keytxt':'CTRL+l','hotkey':'<Control-l>'},
{'text':'¸¸sub¸¸', 'cmd':self.on_tag_insert, 'open_tag':'¸¸',
'close_tag':'¸¸', 'keytxt':'CTRL+d','hotkey':'<Control-d>'},
{'text':'^^upper^^', 'cmd':self.on_tag_insert, 'open_tag':'^^',
'close_tag':'^^', 'keytxt':'CTRL+q','hotkey':'<Control-q>'},
{'text':'-~smaller~-', 'cmd':self.on_tag_insert, 'open_tag':'-~',
'close_tag':'~-', 'keytxt':'CTRL+w','hotkey':'<Control-w>'},
{'text':'+~bigger~+', 'cmd':self.on_tag_insert, 'open_tag':'+~',
'close_tag':'~+', 'keytxt':'CTRL+e','hotkey':'<Control-e>'},
{'text':'~~strike_thru~~', 'cmd':self.on_tag_insert, 'open_tag':'~~',
'close_tag':'~~', 'keytxt':'CTRL+t','hotkey':'<Control-t>'} ]
# build Widgets
tk.Frame.__init__(self, parent_widget)
self.pack(fill=tk.BOTH, expand=tk.YES)
#self.baseframe = tk.Frame(parent_widget)
#self.baseframe.pack(fill=tk.BOTH, expand=tk.YES)
self.editor()
self.button_frame()
# start tracking text changes inside the editfield
thread.start_new_thread(self.on_txt_changes, ('',))
def editor(self):
""" combine some Widgets to an enhanced editor (incl. Scrollbar)
--> self.text
the text widget itself
--> self.opened_file_label
Label on top of the editfield to show the name of the current
opened File
It can be used to show textchanges
"""
# build widgets
self.txtfrm = tk.Frame(self)
self.txtfrm.pack(fill=tk.BOTH, side=tk.LEFT, expand=tk.YES)
self.opened_file_label = tk.Label(self.txtfrm, text="No File chosen")
self.opened_file_label.pack(fill=tk.X)
self.text = ScrolledText(self.txtfrm, bg="white",
undo=1, maxundo=30,
wrap=tk.WORD)
self.text.pack(fill=tk.BOTH, expand=tk.YES, side=tk.LEFT)
self.text.insert(1.0, u"Please open a File to edit")
# build first(reference -- new name??) hash for comparison on changes
self.hash_opened_filename = hash(self.text.get(1.0,tk.END))
# Set focus on textwidget and move cursor to the upper left
self.text.focus_set()
self.text.mark_set(tk.INSERT, '0.0') # goto line
self.text.see(tk.INSERT) # scroll to line
def label_button_row(self, parent_widget=None,
btnlst=None, start_count=0):
"""Build a 2 column table with a label beside each button in a row.
Bind a keyboard sequence to the button command.
Display this keyboard sequence on the label.
todo:
- think about a parameter for the widget to bind the Hotkeys
- rename to: labled_button_row, draw_labled_button_row
Parameter:
--> parent_widget:
Parent widget to place the table
--> btnlst:
Type: List of dicts representing a button
Example:
{'text':'**bold**', # displayed on the Button (string)
'cmd':self.on_tag_insert, # command
'open_tag':'**', # chars representing the beginning
# of a tag for inserting (string)
'close_tag':'**', # chars representing the end
# of a tag for inserting (string)
'keytxt':'CTRL+b', # displayed on the Label (string)
'hotkey':'<Control-b>'} # keyboard sequence (string)
Note:
The existence of 'open_tag' and 'close_tag' in btnlst
decides which command is bound to the Button.
If they aren't there 'cmd' must be a function without
parameters!!!
otherwise 'cmd' needs following parameters:
otag = btn['open_tag']
ctag = btn['close_tag']
event = None # Placeholder for a keysequence
--> start_count:
Type: int
Description:
The table is relized with tkinter grid layout manager.
start_count is used if there is already a grid
(with a Label beside a button).
start_count can add the automatic genrated
buttons under the existing.
In Globby_Editor it is used to put a label_button_row
under a Tkinter menubutton(file choose, headlines).
"""
i = start_count
for btn in btnlst:
try:
otag = btn['open_tag']
ctag = btn['close_tag']
event = None
doit = lambda e=event, o=otag, c=ctag:self.on_tag_insert(e,o,c)
tk.Button(parent_widget, text=btn['text'], command=doit,
relief=tk.RIDGE
).grid(column=0, row=i, sticky=tk.W+tk.E)
self.text.bind(btn['hotkey'],doit)
except KeyError:
tk.Button(parent_widget, text=btn['text'], command=btn['cmd'],
relief=tk.RIDGE
).grid(column=0, row=i, sticky=tk.W+tk.E)
tk.Label(parent_widget, text=btn['keytxt'], relief=tk.FLAT
).grid(column=1, row=i, sticky=tk.W)
i +=1
def button_frame(self):
"""draws a frame to hold a edit- and syntax-buttons under each other
"""
self.btnfrm = tk.Frame(self)
self.btnfrm.pack(fill=tk.BOTH, side=tk.LEFT)
self.edit_buttons()
self.syntax_buttons()
def edit_buttons(self):
"""draws a frame with buttons for editing (save, undo, redo, open)
"""
# genrate a labelframe
self.efrm = tk.LabelFrame(self.btnfrm, text="Edit Buttons")
self.efrm.pack(fill=tk.BOTH, padx=5, pady=5)
# generate a button with a pulldown menue to open a file to edit
self.file_open_mbtn = tk.Menubutton(self.efrm, text='Open File')
# generate the pulldown menue
self.file_open_menu = tk.Menu(self.file_open_mbtn,
postcommand=self.gen_file2edit_menu)
# bind the pulldown menue to the menubutton
self.file_open_mbtn.config(menu=self.file_open_menu, relief=tk.RIDGE)
self.file_open_mbtn.grid(column=0,row=0, sticky=tk.W+tk.E)
# label beside the Button to display the associated keyboard shortcut
self.file_open_lbl = tk.Label(self.efrm, text='CTRL+o', relief=tk.FLAT)
self.file_open_lbl.grid(column=1, row=0, sticky=tk.W+tk.E)
# generate buttons as described in self.edit_button_list
self.label_button_row(self.efrm, self.edit_button_list, 2)
# bind keyboard shortcut to the menue
self.text.bind('<Control-o>',
lambda e: self.file_open_menu.tk_popup(e.x_root, e.y_root))
def gen_file2edit_menu(self):
"""generates a (new) menu bound to the file chooser button
so every time when a project is created or deleted
gen_choose_project_menu should be called
"""
# delete all existing menue entrys
self.file_open_menu.delete(0,tk.END)
proj_path = os.path.join(self.settings.projects_path,
self.settings.current_project )
print "proj_path", proj_path
for this_file in os.listdir(proj_path):
splitted = os.path.splitext(this_file)
if splitted[1] == ".txt" and splitted[0] != "menue":
#print "this_file",this_file
open_file = os.path.join(proj_path, this_file)
do_it = lambda bla = open_file:self.on_open(bla)
self.file_open_menu.add_command(label=splitted, command=do_it)
def syntax_buttons(self):
"""draws a frame with buttons for insert (wiki)markup
idea: new parameter for on_tag_insert()
jump_in_between=True/False so a pulldown list for different levels
of headlines arn't necessary
"""
# genrate a labelframe
self.sfrm = tk.LabelFrame(self.btnfrm, text="Syntax Buttons")
self.sfrm.pack(fill=tk.BOTH, padx=5, pady=5)
# generate a button with a pulldown menue für headline Syntax
self.headln_menubtn = tk.Menubutton(self.sfrm, text='= Headlines =')
# generate the pulldown menue
self.headln_menu = tk.Menu(self.headln_menubtn)
# bind the pulldown menue to the menubutton
self.headln_menubtn.config(menu=self.headln_menu, relief=tk.RIDGE)
# generate menue entrys
i=1
for entry in ('h1','h2','h3','h4','h5','h6'):
otag = '\n\n'+'='*i+' '
ctag = ' '+'='*i+'\n\n'
doit = lambda event=None, o=otag, c=ctag:self.on_tag_insert(event,o,c)
self.headln_menu.add_command(label=entry, command=doit)
i+=1
self.headln_menubtn.grid(column=0,row=0, sticky=tk.W+tk.E)
# label beside the Button to display the associated keyboard shortcut
self.headln_lbl = tk.Label(self.sfrm, text='CTRL+h', relief=tk.FLAT)
self.headln_lbl.grid(column=1, row=0, sticky=tk.W+tk.E)
# generate buttons as described in self.edit_button_list
self.label_button_row(self.sfrm, self.syntax_button_list, 1)
# bind keyboard shortcut to the menue
self.text.bind('<Control-h>',
lambda e: self.headln_menu.tk_popup(e.x_root, e.y_root))
def on_txt_changes(self, dummy_value=tk.NONE):
""" tracks text changes inside the editfield by comparing hash values
new name: visualize_txt_changes???
"""
while True:
new_hash = hash(self.text.get(1.0, tk.END))
if new_hash != self.hash_opened_filename:
#print "changes"
self.opened_file_label.configure(fg="red")
else:
#print "no changes"
self.opened_file_label.configure(fg="black")
sleep(0.2)
def on_open(self, file_to_open=None):
"""- opens a *.txt file from project folder
- generates a reference hash.
- Brings the cursor to the upper left and show this position
in the textfield
Parameter:
--> file_to_open:
complete path for file to open
idea:
- rename file_to_open to openfile or file_to_open
"""
self.opened_file_to_open = file_to_open
self.opened_file_label.configure(text=file_to_open)
self.text.delete(1.0, tk.END)
self.opened_filename = os.path.basename(file_to_open)
# write file content into the editfield
editfile = codecs.open(file_to_open,'r', 'utf-8')
self.text.insert(1.0, editfile.read())
editfile.close()
# generate reference hash for a comparison to track text changes
self.hash_opened_filename = hash(self.text.get(1.0,tk.END))
self.text.edit_reset() # clear tk's undo/redo stacks
self.text.focus_set() # focus to textfield
self.text.mark_set(tk.INSERT, '0.0') # place cursor to upper left
self.text.see(tk.INSERT) # and display this line
def on_save(self):
""" Safes the current edited file"""
if self.opened_filename:
print "on_safe_"
print " self.opened_filename",self.opened_filename
self.hash_opened_filename = hash(self.text.get(1.0,tk.END))
path_to_safe_file = os.path.join(self.settings.projects_path,
self.settings.current_project,
self.opened_filename)
safefile = codecs.open(path_to_safe_file,'w', 'utf-8')
safefile.write(self.text.get(1.0,tk.END))
safefile.close()
self.text.edit_reset() #clear tk's undo/redo stacks
else:
showinfo('Globby Text Editor','No File to save \n\n'
'You need to choose a File before editing')
def on_undo(self):
try: # tk8.4 keeps undo/redo stacks
self.text.edit_undo( ) # exception if stacks empty
except tk.TclError:
showinfo('Globby Text Editor', 'Nothing to undo')
def on_redo(self):
print "redo"
try: # tk8.4 keeps undo/redo stacks
self.text.edit_redo() # exception if stacks empty
except tk.TclError:
showinfo('Globby Text Editor', 'Nothing to redo')
def on_new_page(self):
""" Ask the user to name the new File, create a blank File and load it
into the Editorwidget
TODO: check if file with the new filename allready exists
check if Filename contains Specialchars
"""
print "on_new_page"
nfile_name = tkSimpleDialog.askstring("New File Name",
"Fill in a new File Name")
proj_path = os.path.join(self.settings.projects_path,
self.settings.current_project)
nfile_name = os.path.join(proj_path, nfile_name.strip()+'.txt')
nfile = codecs.open(nfile_name, 'w', 'utf-8')
current_project = self.settings.current_project
infostring1 = u'# Diese Datei wurde automatisch mit '
infostring2 = u'dem Projekt "%s" erstellt' % current_project
nfile.write(infostring1+infostring2 )
nfile.close()
self.on_open(nfile_name)
def on_del_page(self):
""""""
print "del page"
# self.settings.current_project
del_file = os.path.join(self.settings.projects_path,
self.settings.current_project,
self.opened_filename)
del_page = askyesno("Do you really want to delete ", del_file)
if del_page:
#self.set_project(self.new_project_name)
print "%s geloescht" % del_file
os.remove(del_file)
def on_tag_insert(self, event=None, open_tag=None, close_tag=None):
""" inserts a (wiki)tag to the current cursor position.
If there is no text marked in the editfield, open_tag and close_tag
are inserted to the current cursor position behind each other and the
cursor jumps in between.
Otherwise the marked string is enclosed by open_tag and close_tag and
inserted to the current cursor position. Here the new cursor position
is right behind the complete inserted string with tags.
At this moment this behavior is quite buggy :-(
idea:
- new parameter for on_tag_insert()
jump_in_between=True/False so a pulldown list for different levels
of headlines arn't necessary
- rename to: on_insert_tag?? on_tag_insert
Parameter:
--> event # keyboard shortcut
--> open_tag # string
--> close_tag # string
"""
#print 'event',event
#print 'open_tag',open_tag
#print 'close_tag',close_tag
## when no String is selected:
if not self.text.tag_ranges(tk.SEL):
print "no String is selected"
insert_point = self.text.index('insert')
insertline = insert_point.split('.')[0]
addit = 1
if event != None:
print "event not None"
addit = 2
insertrow = str(int(insert_point.split('.')[1])+len(open_tag)+addit)
new_insert_point = insertline+'.'+ insertrow
self.text.insert(insert_point, open_tag+''+close_tag)
# place cursor to insert_point
self.text.mark_set(tk.INSERT, new_insert_point)
# display this position on the editfield
self.text.see(tk.INSERT)
## when a String is selected:
else:
#print "im else"
marked_text = self.text.get(self.text.index(tk.SEL_FIRST),
self.text.index(tk.SEL_LAST))
replace_index = self.text.index(tk.SEL_FIRST)
print "replace_index in selected", replace_index
self.text.delete(self.text.index(tk.SEL_FIRST),
self.text.index(tk.SEL_LAST))
self.text.insert(replace_index, open_tag+marked_text+close_tag)
