def Notify(self):
"""
On the trigger time does D&D operations
"""
current = self.GetFrame(wx.FindWindowAtPointer())
#Toggles tabbar of the window
if current and current != self.target:
if hasattr(self.target, 'notebook'):
self.target.notebook.tabbar.Toggle(False)
self.target = current
if hasattr(self.target, 'notebook'):
self.target.notebook.tabbar.Toggle(True)
elif not current:
if hasattr(self.target, 'notebook'):
self.target.notebook.tabbar.Toggle(False)
self.target = current
#move overlay with mouse
self.overlay.Move(wx.GetMousePosition() + (2, 4))
#hides dropmarker if no place to drop
if (not self.manager.destination
or not self.manager.destination.tabbar.Rect.Contains(
self.manager.destination.ScreenToClient(
wx.GetMousePosition()))
) and not self.manager.source.tabbar.Rect.Contains(
self.manager.source.ScreenToClient(wx.GetMousePosition())):
self.manager.ShowDropMarker()
#trigers dragand drop stuff if mouse button goes up
if not wx.LeftDown():
self.manager.Trigger()
self.Stop()
def OnPopup(self):
parentless = self.TopMenu == self.menu
if parentless:
# call ReleaseCapture here on windows to prevent the control that
# spawned this menu from keeping capture--another right click
# should open a new menu, not the same menu (see #1995)
if wxMSW:
ReleaseCapture_win32()
if self.menu.Windowless:
if not hasattr(self, 'traytimer'):
self.traytimer = UMenuTrayTimer(self)
self.traytimer.Start(50)
if not self.menu._parentmenu:
self._grabkeyboard()
if wx.LeftDown():
self._leftbuttondown = True
if not self.HasCapture():
self.CaptureMouse()
self.SetCursor(StockCursor(CURSOR_DEFAULT))
self.SetFocus()
def Notify(self):
'If mouse is released, start transaction.'
if not wx.LeftDown():
self.Stop()
nb = self.notebook
if nb is not None:
nb.manager.Transaction(nb)
def Notify(self):
"""
On the trigger time does D&D operations
"""
if not wx.LeftDown():
self.Stop()
self.source.OnDragFinish()
else:
self.source.OnDragging()
def StartWindowDrag(self):
'Called when the window is moved to prep for merging into another window.'
if wx.LeftDown():
global wdt
if not wdt.IsRunning():
self.preview = SimpleOverlayImage(self,
MultiTab(self.tabbar.tabs))
wdt.Start(self)
self.manager.ReadyBook(self, wx.GetMousePosition())
def __paint(self, e):
dc2 = wx.PaintDC(self)
r = self.SplitRect
if r is None: return e.Skip()
bg = 'bg'
if wx.FindWindowAtPointer() is self:
bg = 'bgactive' if wx.LeftDown() else 'bghover'
wx.CallAfter(
lambda: getattr(self, bg).Draw(wx.ClientDC(self), self.SplitRect))
def OnKeyUp(self, event):
"""
Allow spacebar to emulate mouse up
"""
if self.native:
event.Skip()
self.Refresh()
return
if event.KeyCode == wx.WXK_SPACE:
if self.isdown and not wx.LeftDown(): self.OnLeftUp(event)
else:
event.Skip()
def create_imwin(convo, meta, sms, focus = None, mode = 'im'):
'''
Logic for where to place a new IM tab.
Spawns a a new ImWin object, placing it as a new tab in _some_ window
somewhere, and returns the ImWin.
'''
thread_check()
from gui.imwin.imtabs import ImFrame
f = None
hooks.notify('imwin.created')
focus = new_action() == 'stealfocus' if focus is None else focus
# if tabs are enabled, search for the oldest living ImFrame and place
# the new message there--unless CTRL is being held down.
ctrlDown = pref('messaging.tabs.ctrl_new_window', True) and GetKeyState(WXK_CONTROL)
if not ctrlDown and pref('messaging.tabs.enabled', True):
for win in GetTopLevelWindows():
if isinstance(win, ImFrame):
f = win
if f.IsActive():
focus = False
break
# if the focused control is an IM win's input box, don't steal focus.
if isinstance(focused_top(), ImFrame):
focus = False
if getattr(wx.Window.FindFocus(), 'click_raises_imwin', False) and wx.LeftDown():
focus = True
# if we haven't found an ImFrame to put the tab in, create a new one
if f is None:
if pref('messaging.tabs.enabled', True):
id = ''
else:
id = meta.idstr() if meta is not None else convo.buddy.idstr()
f = ImFrame(startMinimized = not focus, posId = id)
w = ImWinPanel(f)
if convo is not None:
w.set_conversation(convo, meta)
if focus:
global im_show
im_show += lambda: raise_imwin(f, w)
im_show += lambda: w.FocusTextCtrl()
tab = f.AddTab(w, focus = focus)
# NOTE: the native IM window doesn't use Page objects so we need to check
# for it before adding to it.
# FIXME: tab.OnActive seems to always be called by tab.SetActive, and tab.SetActive
# also calls FocusTextCtrl on its text control, so is this needed still?
if hasattr(tab, "OnActive"):
tab.OnActive += w.FocusTextCtrl
hooks.notify('digsby.statistics.imwin.imwin_created')
return w
