def render_admin_panel(self, req, cat, page, path_info):
"""
Handles the admin page requests
"""
req.perm.require("TRAC_ADMIN")
# Default values
perm = 'TRAC_ADMIN'
stat_types = [('activity', 'Activity'), ('registration', 'Registrations')]
stat_type = 'registration'
maxresult_opts = [5, 10, 30, 50, 100, 0]
maxresults = 10
now = datetime.utcnow()
weekday, endday = calendar.monthrange(now.year, now.month)
starttime = datetime(year=now.year, month=now.month, day=1, hour=0, minute=0, second=0)
endtime = datetime(year=now.year, month=now.month, day=endday, hour=23, minute=59, second=59)
# This ain't timemachine
if endtime > now:
endtime = now
# Set or reset filters back to defaults
if 'update' in req.args.keys():
# Try parsing the dates
try:
starttime = datetime.strptime(req.args.get('starttime', ''), DATEFORMATS['py'])
endtime = datetime.strptime(req.args.get('endtime', ''), DATEFORMATS['py'])
# Set the time to be from 00:00 -- 23:59:59
starttime = datetime(
year=starttime.year,
month=starttime.month,
day=starttime.day,
hour=0, minute=0, second=0
)
endtime = datetime(
year=endtime.year,
month=endtime.month,
day=endtime.day,
hour=23, minute=59, second=59
)
except Exception, ex:
self.log.warning('Date conversion failed: %s' % ex)
add_warning(req, _('Please check the time range values as they seem inappropriate. The format is: MM/DD/YY'))
# Set filters
# NOTE: UI allows only one category atm
categories_raw = req.args.get('categories', '')
if categories_raw.strip():
categories = [plaintext(categories_raw)]
maxresults = req.args.get('maxresults', maxresults)
stat_type = req.args.get('stat_type', stat_type)
# If maxresults does not seem num
if isinstance(maxresults, basestring):
maxresults = int(maxresults) if maxresults.isdigit() else 10
def render_admin_panel(self, req, cat, page, path_info):
"""
Handles the admin page requests
"""
req.perm.require("TRAC_ADMIN")
# Default values
perm = 'TRAC_ADMIN'
stat_types = [('activity', 'Activity'), ('registration', 'Registrations')]
stat_type = 'registration'
maxresult_opts = [5, 10, 30, 50, 100, 0]
maxresults = 10
now = datetime.utcnow()
weekday, endday = calendar.monthrange(now.year, now.month)
starttime = datetime(year=now.year, month=now.month, day=1, hour=0, minute=0, second=0)
endtime = datetime(year=now.year, month=now.month, day=endday, hour=23, minute=59, second=59)
# This ain't timemachine
if endtime > now:
endtime = now
# Set or reset filters back to defaults
if 'update' in req.args.keys():
# Try parsing the dates
try:
starttime = datetime.strptime(req.args.get('starttime', ''), DATEFORMATS['py'])
endtime = datetime.strptime(req.args.get('endtime', ''), DATEFORMATS['py'])
# Set the time to be from 00:00 -- 23:59:59
starttime = datetime(
year=starttime.year,
month=starttime.month,
day=starttime.day,
hour=0, minute=0, second=0
)
endtime = datetime(
year=endtime.year,
month=endtime.month,
day=endtime.day,
hour=23, minute=59, second=59
)
except Exception, ex:
self.log.warning('Date conversion failed: %s' % ex)
add_warning(req, _('Please check the time range values as they seem inappropriate. The format is: MM/DD/YY'))
# Set filters
# NOTE: UI allows only one category atm
categories_raw = req.args.get('categories', '')
if categories_raw.strip():
categories = [plaintext(categories_raw)]
maxresults = req.args.get('maxresults', maxresults)
stat_type = req.args.get('stat_type', stat_type)
# If maxresults does not seem num
if isinstance(maxresults, basestring):
maxresults = int(maxresults) if maxresults.isdigit() else 10
def _parse_heading(self, formatter, match, fullmatch):
shorten = False
match = match.strip()
depth = min(len(fullmatch.group('nhdepth')), 6)
try:
formatter.close_table()
formatter.close_paragraph()
formatter.close_indentation()
formatter.close_list()
formatter.close_def_list()
except:
pass
## BEGIN of code provided by Joshua Hoke, see th:#4521.
# moved and modified by Martin
# Figure out headline numbering for outline
counters = self.outline_counters.get(formatter, [])
if formatter not in self.outline_counters:
self.outline_counters[formatter] = counters
if len(counters) < depth:
delta = depth - len(counters)
counters.extend([0] * (delta - 1))
counters.append(1)
else:
del counters[depth:]
counters[-1] += 1
## END
num = fullmatch.group('nheadnum') or ''
anchor = fullmatch.group('nhanchor') or ''
heading_text = match[depth + 1 + len(num):-depth - 1 -
len(anchor)].strip()
num = num.strip()
if num and num[-1] == '.':
num = num[:-1]
if num:
numbers = [self._int(n) for n in num.split('.')]
if len(numbers) == 1:
counters[depth - 1] = numbers[0]
else:
if len(numbers) > depth:
del numbers[depth:]
n = 0
while numbers[n] == -1:
n = n + 1
counters[depth - len(numbers[n:]):] = numbers[n:]
if not heading_text:
return tag()
heading = format_to_oneliner(formatter.env, formatter.context,
heading_text, False)
if anchor:
anchor = anchor[1:]
else:
sans_markup = plaintext(heading, keeplinebreaks=False)
anchor = WikiParser._anchor_re.sub('', sans_markup)
if not anchor or anchor[0].isdigit() or anchor[0] in '.-':
# an ID must start with a Name-start character in XHTML
anchor = 'a' + anchor # keeping 'a' for backward compat
i = 1
anchor_base = anchor
while anchor in formatter._anchors:
anchor = anchor_base + str(i)
i += 1
formatter._anchors[anchor] = True
# Add number directly if CSS is not used
s = self.startatleveltwo and 1 or 0
#self.env.log.debug('NHL:' + str(counters))
while s < len(counters) and counters[s] == 0:
s = s + 1
oheading_text = heading_text
heading_text = '.'.join(map(str, counters[s:]) + [" "]) + heading_text
if self.number_outline:
oheading_text = heading_text
heading = format_to_oneliner(formatter.env, formatter.context,
heading_text, False)
oheading = format_to_oneliner(formatter.env, formatter.context,
oheading_text, False)
## BEGIN of code provided by Joshua Hoke, see th:#4521.
# modified by Martin
# Strip out link tags
oheading = re.sub(r'</?a(?: .*?)?>', '', oheading)
try:
# Add heading to outline
formatter.outline.append((depth, anchor, oheading))
except AttributeError:
# Probably a type of formatter that doesn't build an
# outline.
pass
## END of provided code
html = tag.__getattr__('h' + str(depth))(heading, id=anchor)
if self.fix_paragraph:
return '</p>' + to_unicode(html) + '<p>'
else:
return html
def _parse_heading(self, formatter, match, fullmatch):
shorten = False
match = match.strip()
depth = min(len(fullmatch.group('nhdepth')), 6)
try:
formatter.close_table()
formatter.close_paragraph()
formatter.close_indentation()
formatter.close_list()
formatter.close_def_list()
except:
pass
## BEGIN of code provided by Joshua Hoke, see th:#4521.
# moved and modified by Martin
# Figure out headline numbering for outline
counters = self.outline_counters.get(formatter, [])
if formatter not in self.outline_counters:
self.outline_counters[formatter] = counters
if len(counters) < depth:
delta = depth - len(counters)
counters.extend([0] * (delta - 1))
counters.append(1)
else:
del counters[depth:]
counters[-1] += 1
## END
num = fullmatch.group('nheadnum') or ''
anchor = fullmatch.group('nhanchor') or ''
heading_text = match[depth+1+len(num):-depth-1-len(anchor)].strip()
num = num.strip()
if num and num[-1] == '.':
num = num[:-1]
if num:
numbers = [self._int(n) for n in num.split('.')]
if len(numbers) == 1:
counters[depth-1] = numbers[0]
else:
if len(numbers) > depth:
del numbers[depth:]
n = 0
while numbers[n] == -1:
n = n + 1
counters[depth-len(numbers[n:]):] = numbers[n:]
if not heading_text:
return tag()
heading = format_to_oneliner(formatter.env, formatter.context,
heading_text, False)
if anchor:
anchor = anchor[1:]
else:
sans_markup = plaintext(heading, keeplinebreaks=False)
anchor = WikiParser._anchor_re.sub('', sans_markup)
if not anchor or anchor[0].isdigit() or anchor[0] in '.-':
# an ID must start with a Name-start character in XHTML
anchor = 'a' + anchor # keeping 'a' for backward compat
i = 1
anchor_base = anchor
while anchor in formatter._anchors:
anchor = anchor_base + str(i)
i += 1
formatter._anchors[anchor] = True
# Add number directly if CSS is not used
s = self.startatleveltwo and 1 or 0
#self.env.log.debug('NHL:' + str(counters))
while s < len(counters) and counters[s] == 0:
s = s + 1
oheading_text = heading_text
heading_text = '.'.join(map(str, counters[s:]) + [" "]) + heading_text
if self.number_outline:
oheading_text = heading_text
heading = format_to_oneliner(formatter.env, formatter.context,
heading_text, False)
oheading = format_to_oneliner(formatter.env, formatter.context,
oheading_text, False)
## BEGIN of code provided by Joshua Hoke, see th:#4521.
# modified by Martin
# Strip out link tags
oheading = re.sub(r'</?a(?: .*?)?>', '', oheading)
try:
# Add heading to outline
formatter.outline.append((depth, anchor, oheading))
except AttributeError:
# Probably a type of formatter that doesn't build an
# outline.
pass
## END of provided code
html = tag.__getattr__('h' + str(depth))(
heading, id = anchor)
if self.fix_paragraph:
return '</p>' + to_unicode(html) + '<p>'
else:
return html
