def UnregisterObserver( self, annoType, annoObserver ):
"Input: Type annoType, BoardObserver annonObserve. remove the annObserver from the list of observers for annoType"
logger.debug("Unregistering annotation %s observer %s" % (annoType, type(annoObserver)))
annoHash = annoType.__name__
if annoHash in self.AnnoObservers:
if annoObserver in self.AnnoObservers[annoHash]:
self.AnnoObservers[annoHash].remove(annoObserver)
def isType( self, arg):
"Input: either a classobj, or a list of classobjs. Return true if this class is one of the classobjs listed"
if type(arg) == "list":
clist = arg
else:
clist = [arg]
if self.__class__ in clist:
return True
else:
return False
def AddStroke( self, newStroke ):
"Input: Stroke newStroke. Adds a Stroke to the board and calls any Stroke Observers as needed"
logger.debug( "Adding Stroke: %d"% (newStroke.id) )
self.Strokes.append( newStroke )
logger.debug("Observers: %s" % (self.StrokeObservers))
for so in self.StrokeObservers:
if newStroke not in self._removed_strokes: #Nobody has removed this stroke yet
logger.debug("Alerting %s observer" % (type(so)))
so.onStrokeAdded( newStroke )
def AnnotateStrokes(self, strokes, anno):
"Input: list of Strokes strokes, Annotation anno. Add annotation to the set of strokes"
logger.debug("Annotating strokes as %s" % (type(anno)))
annoHash = type(anno)
logger.debug("Annotype: %s, Observers: %s" % (annoHash, self.AnnoObservers.keys()))
# time is used to play back stroke orderings during debug
if not hasattr(anno, "Time"):
anno.Time = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
# the annotation keeps a list of strokes it annotates
anno.Strokes = list(strokes)
# for each stroke, add this annotation to the list of annotations of that type for that stroke
for s in strokes:
annoList = s.Annotations.setdefault(annoHash, [])
annoList.append(anno)
# if anyone listening for this class of anno, notify them
annoObsvrs = self.AnnoObservers.get(annoHash)
if (annoObsvrs != None):
for i in annoObsvrs:
if anno not in self._removed_annotations: #Will fail if someone has called "RemoveAnnotation"
logger.debug("Alerting %s to new annotation %s" % (type(i), annoHash))
i.onAnnotationAdded(strokes, anno)
def RegisterForAnnotation( self, annoType, annoObserver, funcToCall = None ):
"Input: Type annoType, BoardObserver annoObserver, function funcToCall. Call the observer when the matching annoation is found"
# Function funcToCall Registers with the board an Observer based on an
# Annotation type. Optional: An *additional* function to call on the observer upon annotation occurence
annoHash = annoType.__name__
if ( annoHash not in self.AnnoObservers ):
self.AnnoObservers[annoHash] = []
if annoObserver not in self.AnnoObservers[annoHash]:
self.AnnoObservers[annoHash].append( annoObserver )
logger.debug( "Registering %s for %s"% ( type(annoObserver), annoHash ) )
else:
logger.warning( "%s already registered for %s"% str(type(annoObserver)), str(annoHash) )
# TODO: can we depricate this? Is this still actively used?
if (funcToCall != None):
if not hasattr(annoObserver, "AnnoFuncs"): #Cause Python does things arguably backwards and calls the child ctors before the parents..
annoObserver.AnnoFuncs = {}
if annoHash not in annoObserver.AnnoFuncs:
annoObserver.AnnoFuncs[annoHash] = funcToCall
logger.debug( "Registering %s.%s for %s" % (type(annoObserver),funcToCall, annoHash))
def UpdateAnnotation(self, anno, new_strokes=None, notify=True, remove_empty = True ):
"""Input: Annotation, Strokes. Changes the annotation and alerts the correct listeners.
If the new strokes are empty, remove_empty determines whether to remove the annotation."""
# if strokes are different from the old strokes then we update them too
# if notify is False, then don't send the update notification. This allows
# people to perform multiple updates, and then call notify one time at the end
# preventing everyone from being notified on every small change made
logger.debug( "Updating Annotation: %s"% str(anno) )
# if we added or subtracted strokes, update accordingly
annoHash = type(anno)
old_strokes = anno.Strokes
shouldRemove = (len(new_strokes) == 0 and remove_empty) #We still have strokes, or no strokes and we're not removing empty annos
if new_strokes!=None:
if new_strokes!=old_strokes:
stroke_gone_list = list( set(old_strokes).difference(new_strokes))
stroke_added_list = list( set(new_strokes).difference(old_strokes))
for old_stroke in stroke_gone_list:
if anno in old_stroke.Annotations[annoHash]:
old_stroke.Annotations[annoHash].remove( anno )
for new_stroke in stroke_added_list:
if annoHash in new_stroke.Annotations:
new_stroke.Annotations[annoHash].append(anno)
else:
new_stroke.Annotations[annoHash] = [anno]
anno.Strokes = new_strokes
# if anyone is listening for this class of annotation, let them know we updated
if not shouldRemove and notify and annoHash in self.AnnoObservers:
for obs in self.AnnoObservers[annoHash]:
# tell obs about the updated annotation
if anno not in self._removed_annotations: #Fails if someone called removeAnnotation
logger.debug("Alerting %s to updated annotation %s" % (type(i), annoHash))
obs.onAnnotationUpdated(anno)
elif shouldRemove:
#The strokes are empty, so remove the annotation
self.RemoveAnnotation(anno)
def RemoveAnnotation(self, anno):
"Input: Annotation anno. Removes anno from the board and alert the correct listeners"
logger.debug( "Removing Annotation: %s"% str(anno) )
annoHash = type(anno)
self._removed_annotations[anno] = True
# if anyone is listening for this class of annotation, let them know
if annoHash in self.AnnoObservers:
for obs in self.AnnoObservers[annoHash]:
obs.onAnnotationRemoved(anno)
# remove the annotation from the strokes.
# do this second, since observers may need to check the old strokes' properties
for stroke in anno.Strokes:
# logger.debug("RemoveAnnotation: stroke.Annotations = %s, id=%d", stroke.Annotations, stroke.id )
# logger.debug("RemoveAnnotation: anno.__class__ = %s", anno.__class__ )
try:
stroke.Annotations[annoHash].remove(anno)
#if len(stroke.Annotations[anno.__class__]) == 0:
# del(stroke.Annotations[anno.__class__]) #Delete the entry if it's empty
except KeyError:
logger.error( "RemoveAnnotation: Annotation %s not found in stroke.Annotations"% annoHash )
except ValueError:
logger.error( "RemoveAnnotation: Trying to remove nonexistant annotation %s"% anno )
def RegisterForStroke( self, strokeObserver ):
"Input: BoardObserver stroke. Registers with the board an Observer to be called when strokes are added"
logger.debug("Registering observer %s for STROKES" % (type(strokeObserver)))
self.StrokeObservers.append( strokeObserver )
def AddBoardObserver ( self, obs ):
"Input: Observer obs. Obs is added to the list of Board Observers"
# FIXME? should we check that the object is one in the list once?
logger.debug( "Adding Observer: %s" % str(type(obs)) )
self.BoardObservers.append( obs )
def UnregisterStrokeObserver( self, observer ):
"Input: BoardObserver observer. Remove the observer from the list of stroke observers"
logger.debug("Unregistering stroke observer %s" % (type(observer)))
if observer in self.StrokeObservers:
self.StrokeObservers.remove(observer)
def drawMyself( self ):
# FIXME: does this tie us to the tk front-end? If so, what should
# we put into the GUI API to enable this sort of animation? is it mostly
# "update" that is needed?
from SketchFramework import SketchGUI as gui
canvas = gui.SketchGUISingleton()
color_levels = { 0: "#FF6633", 1: "#FF00FF", 2: "#3366FF", 3: "#00CC00",}
scale = 18 # pixels for text size
# start with a list of all the annotations
allAnnoSet = set([])
logger.debug("Watch set %s" % (self.watchSet))
for stroke in BoardSingleton().Strokes:
logger.debug("Stroke annotations %s" % (stroke.findAnnotations(None)))
for anno in stroke.findAnnotations(None):
logger.debug ("%s in %s?" % (type(anno), list(self.watchSet)))
if type(anno) in list(self.watchSet):
logger.debug("Adding %s to annoset" % (anno))
allAnnoSet.add( anno )
# now make a map from the sets of strokes to the annotations on them
annoMap = {} # dictionary of {frozenset(strokes):[annotations]}
for anno in allAnnoSet:
strokeset = frozenset(anno.Strokes)
if strokeset not in annoMap:
annoMap[strokeset] = []
annoMap[strokeset].append( anno )
# now assign a unique size for each anno on a given set of strokes
sizeDict = {}
for strokeset in annoMap.keys():
depth = 0
for anno in annoMap[strokeset]:
sizeDict[anno] = depth
depth += 1
# sort the annotations based on the time at which they were added
annoList = list(allAnnoSet)
annoList.sort(key= (lambda x: x.Time))
for anno in annoList:
nestlevel = sizeDict[anno] # get the nesting level for this annotation
# for the set of stroke this anno is annotating, find the bounding box
tl = anno.Strokes[0].BoundTopLeft
br = anno.Strokes[0].BoundBottomRight
tlx = tl.X
tly = tl.Y
brx = br.X
bry = br.Y
bottomright_list = [s.BoundBottomRight for s in anno.Strokes]
topleft_list = [s.BoundTopLeft for s in anno.Strokes]
br, tl = _nestingBox(bottomright_list, topleft_list, scale = nestlevel*3)
br.Y -= nestlevel * scale # save some space for text on bottom of box
# if this is a "new" anno, wait a little before drawing
if anno not in self.seenBefore:
#time.sleep(0.5)
self.seenBefore[anno] = True
# now draw the actual boxes
labeltext = anno.classname()
tlx = tl.X
tly = tl.Y
brx = br.X
bry = br.Y
gui.drawBox(tl,br,color=color_levels[nestlevel % len(color_levels)])
gui.drawText(tl.X, br.Y+scale, size = 12, InText=labeltext)