def __init__(self):
self.mainApp = None
self.mainWindow = None
self.mainGrid = None
self.keyHandler = KeyHandler()
self.popupActive = False
self.midiMappingActive = False
class MainDelegate:
"""This class serves as the main dispatcher point for the application. The primary
objects in the app, such as the main window, grid, and app must register themselves
in this class in order to receive notifications about particular events.
Events from the keyboard, mouse, and MIDI devices are processed through this class
and sent to the respective classes which handle those events.
"""
def __init__(self):
self.mainApp = None
self.mainWindow = None
self.mainGrid = None
self.keyHandler = KeyHandler()
self.popupActive = False
self.midiMappingActive = False
def onCue(self):
"""Play the audio directly under the cursor point out of the cue output"""
pass
def onMoveLeft(self):
"""Move the cursor to the left"""
self.mainGrid.moveLeft()
def onMoveRight(self):
"""Move the cursor to the right"""
self.mainGrid.moveRight()
def onMoveUp(self):
"""Move the cursor up"""
self.mainGrid.moveUp()
def onMoveDown(self):
"""Move the cursor down"""
self.mainGrid.moveDown()
def onActiveEvent(self, eventDict):
"""Called when the application window enters the foreground"""
gain = eventDict['gain']
state = eventDict['state']
logger.info("Application activated, gain: " + str(gain) + ", state: " + str(state))
def onKeyDown(self, eventDict):
"""Key pressed. Note that key repeat is NOT supported by the underlying
frameworks here. This event is only sent once for each key. Also note that
a keyboard is not a multitouch device -- it is capable of only sending a single
keystroke at a time.
"""
key = eventDict['key']
modifiers = eventDict['mod']
if modifiers:
# Always process control keys
self.keyHandler.onKeyDown(self, key, modifiers)
elif self.popupActive:
# Escape pressed -- hide the popup
if key == 27:
self.mainGrid.hidePopup()
self.popupActive = False
else:
# TODO: Send key to popup
pass
else:
self.keyHandler.onKeyDown(self, key, modifiers)
def onKeyUp(self, eventDict):
"""Key released"""
pass
def onMouseButtonDown(self, eventDict):
"""Mouse button pressed"""
self.mainWindow.onMouseButtonDown(eventDict)
def onMouseButtonUp(self, eventDict):
"""Mouse button released"""
self.mainWindow.onMouseButtonUp(eventDict)
def onMouseMotion(self, eventDict):
"""Mouse moved (ignored)"""
pass
def onMinimize(self, eventDict = None):
"""Main window called to minimize"""
self.mainWindow.minimize()
def onQuit(self, eventDict = None):
"""Application asked to quit"""
self.mainApp.quit()
def onQuitHelp(self, eventDict = None):
"""Displayed when the user tries to quit the app the old fashioned way"""
self.mainWindow.setStatusText("Press %s + shift + Q to quit" % Naming.commandKeyName())
def onUndo(self):
"""Undo the last cursor edit"""
pass
def onRedo(self):
"""Redo the last cursor edit"""
pass
# TODO: This should probably be onSelectDown and onSelectUp
def onSelect(self):
pass
def onCut(self):
"""Cuts the item directly under the cursor"""
pass
def onClone(self):
"""Make a copy of the item directly under the cursor directly after the item"""
pass
def onBounce(self):
"""Bounce the selection under the cursor to a new file"""
pass
def onSettings(self):
"""Open the settings window"""
pass
def onSearch(self):
"""Open the search window"""
self.mainGrid.showSearchPopup()
self.popupActive = True
def onInsert(self):
"""Insert the currently selected media file into the arrangement under the cursor"""
self.mainWindow.insert()
def onMidiMapping(self):
#if not self.midiMappingActive:
# self.mainWindow.onStartMidiMapping()
#else:
# self.mainWindow.onStopMidiMapping()
#self.midiMappingActive = not self.midiMappingActive
# Ugh, for some stupid reason, we are only being sent a key event when caps lock
# is pressed on, but not when it is pressed again to turn it off. So this won't
# work for the time being.
pass
def onReset(self):
"""Remove all items from the arrangement"""
logger.info("Reset called")
self.mainGrid.reset()
