def activate(self):
if not self.active:
if self.currentMode is None:
self.setMode(skeletonselmodebase.firstMode().name)
else:
self.tbdict[self.currentMode].activate()
toolboxGUI.GfxToolbox.activate(self)
def __init__(self, toolbox):
# The 'toolbox' argument here is the non-gui toolbox
# corresponding to one of the inner toolboxes. It doesn't
# matter which one.
toolboxGUI.GfxToolbox.__init__(self, toolbox)
vbox = gtk.VBox(spacing=2)
self.gtk.add(vbox)
bbox = gtk.HBox(spacing=2)
gtklogger.setWidgetName(bbox, "Select")
vbox.pack_start(bbox, expand=0, fill=0)
bbox.pack_start(gtk.Label("Select: "), expand=0, fill=0)
self.tbbox = gtk.Frame() # holds SkelSelToolboxModeGUIs
vbox.pack_start(self.tbbox, expand=1, fill=1)
group = None
self.tbdict = {}
modebuttons = []
skeletonselectionmodes.initialize()
for mode in skeletonselmodebase.SkeletonSelectionMode.modes:
if group:
button = gtk.RadioButton(label=mode.name, group=group)
else:
button = gtk.RadioButton(label=mode.name)
group = button
modebuttons.append(button)
gtklogger.setWidgetName(button, mode.name)
gtklogger.connect(button, 'clicked', self.switchModeCB, mode.name)
# Get the actual toolbox for each mode
tb = self.gfxwindow().getToolboxByName(mode.toolboxName())
tbgui = tbclasses[mode.name](tb, tb.method)
self.tbdict[mode.name] = tbgui
table = gtk.Table(columns=2, rows=2)
bbox.pack_start(table, expand=0, fill=0)
table.attach(modebuttons[0], 0,1, 0,1)
table.attach(modebuttons[1], 1,2, 0,1)
table.attach(modebuttons[2], 0,1, 1,2)
table.attach(modebuttons[3], 1,2, 1,2)
self.currentMode = None
self.setMode(skeletonselmodebase.firstMode().name)
self.tbdict[self.currentMode].activate()
toolboxGUI.GfxToolbox.activate(self)
def deactivate(self):
self.tbdict[self.currentMode].deactivate()
toolboxGUI.GfxToolbox.deactivate(self)
######################################
## Although there are many non-gui SkeletonSelectionToolboxes, they
## all share a GUI panel, so only one of them has a makeGUI function.
def _makeGUI(self):
return SkeletonSelectionToolboxGUI(self)
skeletonselmodebase.firstMode().tbclass.makeGUI = _makeGUI
#####################################
## Assignment of rubberband types to SkeletonSelectionRegistration
## instances. Most assignments are to *instances*, and as such are
## not member functions. The default assignment (no rubberband) is to
## the class, and so the function needs a 'self' argument.
def _NoRubberBand(self, reg):
debug.mainthreadTest()
return rubberband.NoRubberBand()
skeletonselectionmethod.SkeletonSelectionRegistration.getRubberBand = \
_NoRubberBand
def installed(self):
if not self.built:
# initialize, arbitrarily, to the first mode listed
self.pickerCB(None,
self.modedict[skeletonselmodebase.firstMode().name])
self.built = True
