def __init__(self):
self._setup_params()
self.default_store = get_default_store()
StartApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StartApplicationEvent)
EditorCreateEvent.connect(self._on_EditorCreateEvent)
RunDialogEvent.connect(self._on_RunDialogEvent)
PrintReportEvent.connect(self._on_PrintReportEvent)
SearchDialogSetupSearchEvent.connect(
self._on_SearchDialogSetupSearchEvent)
WorkOrderStatusChangedEvent.connect(
self._on_WorkOrderStatusChangedEvent)
ApplicationSetupSearchEvent.connect(
self._on_ApplicationSetupSearchEvent)
add_bindings([
('plugin.optical.pre_sale', ''),
('plugin.optical.search_medics', ''),
])
# Whenever the model of WorkOrderActions change, we should also change ours
actions = WorkOrderActions.get_instance()
actions.connect('model-set', self._on_work_order_actions__model_set)
# Add a new option to the WorkOrderRow options menu
WorkOrderRow.options.append((_('Create new purchase...'),
'optical_work_order.OpticalNewPurchase'))
def __init__(self):
self._ui = None
self.default_store = get_default_store()
StartApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StartApplicationEvent)
StopApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StopApplicationEvent)
EditorSlaveCreateEvent.connect(self._on_EditorSlaveCreateEvent)
RunDialogEvent.connect(self._on_RunDialogEvent)
add_bindings([
('plugin.optical.pre_sale', ''),
])
def __init__(self):
self._ui = None
self.default_store = get_default_store()
StartApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StartApplicationEvent)
StopApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StopApplicationEvent)
EditorSlaveCreateEvent.connect(self._on_EditorSlaveCreateEvent)
RunDialogEvent.connect(self._on_RunDialogEvent)
add_bindings([
('plugin.optical.pre_sale', ''),
])
def __init__(self):
self._ui = None
self.default_store = get_default_store()
StartApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StartApplicationEvent)
StopApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StopApplicationEvent)
EditorCreateEvent.connect(self._on_EditorCreateEvent)
RunDialogEvent.connect(self._on_RunDialogEvent)
PrintReportEvent.connect(self._on_PrintReportEvent)
SearchDialogSetupSearchEvent.connect(self._on_SearchDialogSetupSearchEvent)
ApplicationSetupSearchEvent.connect(self._on_ApplicationSetupSearchEvent)
add_bindings([
('plugin.optical.pre_sale', ''),
('plugin.optical.search_medics', ''),
])
def run_dialog(dialog, parent=None, *args, **kwargs):
"""Runs a dialog and return the return value of it.
If dialog is a class it will be instantiated before running the dialog.
:param dialog: the dialog class
:param parent: parent of the dialog
:param args: custom positional arguments
:param kwargs: custom keyword arguments
"""
if dialog is None:
raise TypeError("dialog cannot be None")
dialog = RunDialogEvent.emit(dialog, parent, *args, **kwargs)
if not issubclass(dialog, RunnableView):
raise TypeError("dialog %r must be subclass of RunnableView" % (
dialog, ))
# FIXME: Move this into RunnableView
parent = getattr(parent, 'main_dialog', parent)
parent = parent or get_current_toplevel()
if inspect.isclass(dialog):
dialog_name = dialog.__name__
else:
dialog_name = dialog.__class__.__name__
dialog = get_dialog(parent, dialog, *args, **kwargs)
orig_dialog = dialog
toplevel = dialog.get_current_toplevel()
add_current_toplevel(toplevel)
if _fullscreen is not None:
toplevel.set_position(gtk.WIN_POS_CENTER)
elif parent and isinstance(parent, gtk.Window) and parent.props.visible:
toplevel.set_transient_for(parent)
toplevel.set_position(gtk.WIN_POS_CENTER_ON_PARENT)
else:
if parent:
toplevel.set_position(gtk.WIN_POS_CENTER_ON_PARENT)
else:
toplevel.set_position(gtk.WIN_POS_CENTER)
# FIXME: This should not be necessary, but gnome shell hides window
# decorations for HINT_DIALOG. We should study what dialogs should
# have HINT_NORMAL (with window decorations) and what can have
# HINT_DIALOG
toplevel.set_type_hint(gtk.gdk.WINDOW_TYPE_HINT_NORMAL)
log.info("%s: Opening" % dialog_name)
if hasattr(parent, 'on_dialog__opened'):
parent.on_dialog__opened(orig_dialog)
retval = run_dialog_internal(dialog, parent, toplevel)
_pop_current_toplevel()
return retval
def __init__(self):
# This will contain a mapping of (appname, uimanager) -> extra_ui
# We need to store that like this because each windows has it's unique
# uimanager, and we have an extra_ui for different apps
self._app_ui = dict()
self.default_store = get_default_store()
StartApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StartApplicationEvent)
StopApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StopApplicationEvent)
EditorCreateEvent.connect(self._on_EditorCreateEvent)
RunDialogEvent.connect(self._on_RunDialogEvent)
PrintReportEvent.connect(self._on_PrintReportEvent)
SearchDialogSetupSearchEvent.connect(self._on_SearchDialogSetupSearchEvent)
ApplicationSetupSearchEvent.connect(self._on_ApplicationSetupSearchEvent)
add_bindings([
('plugin.optical.pre_sale', ''),
('plugin.optical.search_medics', ''),
])
def __init__(self):
# This will contain a mapping of (appname, uimanager) -> extra_ui
# We need to store that like this because each windows has it's unique
# uimanager, and we have an extra_ui for different apps
self._app_ui = dict()
self.default_store = get_default_store()
StartApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StartApplicationEvent)
StopApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StopApplicationEvent)
EditorCreateEvent.connect(self._on_EditorCreateEvent)
RunDialogEvent.connect(self._on_RunDialogEvent)
PrintReportEvent.connect(self._on_PrintReportEvent)
SearchDialogSetupSearchEvent.connect(
self._on_SearchDialogSetupSearchEvent)
ApplicationSetupSearchEvent.connect(
self._on_ApplicationSetupSearchEvent)
add_bindings([
('plugin.optical.pre_sale', ''),
('plugin.optical.search_medics', ''),
])
def test_run_dialog_event(self):
self.event_call_count = 0
def _run_dialog_event(dialog, parent, *args, **kwargs):
self.event_call_count += 1
return None
RunDialogEvent.connect(_run_dialog_event)
fake_run = mock.Mock()
# The real get dialog returns an instance of the given class, and then,
# run_dialog calls the method run() on the toplevel of the instance. We
def _get_dialog(*args, **kwargs):
real_dialog = get_dialog(*args, **kwargs)
toplevel = real_dialog.get_current_toplevel()
toplevel.run = fake_run
return real_dialog
with mock.patch('stoqlib.gui.base.dialogs.get_dialog', new=_get_dialog):
run_dialog(PaymentCategoryDialog, parent=None, store=self.store)
fake_run.assert_called_once_with()
self.assertEqual(self.event_call_count, 1)
def __init__(self):
self._setup_params()
self.default_store = get_default_store()
StartApplicationEvent.connect(self._on_StartApplicationEvent)
EditorCreateEvent.connect(self._on_EditorCreateEvent)
RunDialogEvent.connect(self._on_RunDialogEvent)
PrintReportEvent.connect(self._on_PrintReportEvent)
SearchDialogSetupSearchEvent.connect(self._on_SearchDialogSetupSearchEvent)
WorkOrderStatusChangedEvent.connect(self._on_WorkOrderStatusChangedEvent)
ApplicationSetupSearchEvent.connect(self._on_ApplicationSetupSearchEvent)
add_bindings([
('plugin.optical.pre_sale', ''),
('plugin.optical.search_medics', ''),
])
# Whenever the model of WorkOrderActions change, we should also change ours
actions = WorkOrderActions.get_instance()
actions.connect('model-set', self._on_work_order_actions__model_set)
# Add a new option to the WorkOrderRow options menu
WorkOrderRow.options.append((_('Create new purchase...'),
'optical_work_order.OpticalNewPurchase'))
def test_run_dialog_event(self):
self.event_call_count = 0
def _run_dialog_event(dialog, parent, *args, **kwargs):
self.event_call_count += 1
return None
RunDialogEvent.connect(_run_dialog_event)
fake_run = mock.Mock()
# The real get dialog returns an instance of the given class, and then,
# run_dialog calls the method run() on the toplevel of the instance. We
def _get_dialog(*args, **kwargs):
real_dialog = get_dialog(*args, **kwargs)
toplevel = real_dialog.get_current_toplevel()
toplevel.run = fake_run
return real_dialog
with mock.patch('stoqlib.gui.base.dialogs.get_dialog',
new=_get_dialog):
run_dialog(PaymentCategoryDialog, parent=None, store=self.store)
fake_run.assert_called_once_with()
self.assertEqual(self.event_call_count, 1)
def run_dialog(dialog, parent=None, *args, **kwargs):
"""Runs a dialog and return the return value of it.
If dialog is a class it will be instantiated before running the dialog.
:param dialog: the dialog class
:param parent: parent of the dialog
:param args: custom positional arguments
:param kwargs: custom keyword arguments
"""
if dialog is None:
raise TypeError("dialog cannot be None")
dialog = RunDialogEvent.emit(dialog, parent, *args, **kwargs)
if not issubclass(dialog, RunnableView):
raise TypeError("dialog %r must be subclass of RunnableView" %
(dialog, ))
# FIXME: Move this into RunnableView
parent = getattr(parent, 'main_dialog', parent)
parent = parent or get_current_toplevel()
if inspect.isclass(dialog):
dialog_name = dialog.__name__
else:
dialog_name = dialog.__class__.__name__
dialog = get_dialog(parent, dialog, *args, **kwargs)
orig_dialog = dialog
toplevel = dialog.get_current_toplevel()
add_current_toplevel(toplevel)
if _fullscreen is not None:
toplevel.set_position(gtk.WIN_POS_CENTER)
elif parent and isinstance(parent, gtk.Window) and parent.props.visible:
toplevel.set_transient_for(parent)
toplevel.set_position(gtk.WIN_POS_CENTER_ON_PARENT)
else:
if parent:
toplevel.set_position(gtk.WIN_POS_CENTER_ON_PARENT)
else:
toplevel.set_position(gtk.WIN_POS_CENTER)
# FIXME: This should not be necessary, but gnome shell hides window
# decorations for HINT_DIALOG. We should study what dialogs should
# have HINT_NORMAL (with window decorations) and what can have
# HINT_DIALOG
toplevel.set_type_hint(gtk.gdk.WINDOW_TYPE_HINT_NORMAL)
if hasattr(parent, 'on_dialog__opened'):
parent.on_dialog__opened(orig_dialog)
log.info("%s: Opening" % dialog_name)
# FIXME: We should avoid calling dialog.run() here
# See http://tinyurl.com/lj6ske4
toplevel.run()
retval = dialog.retval
dialog.destroy()
_pop_current_toplevel()
return retval
def run_dialog(dialog, parent=None, *args, **kwargs):
"""Runs a dialog and return the return value of it.
If dialog is a class it will be instantiated before running the dialog.
:param dialog: the dialog class
:param parent: parent of the dialog
:param args: custom positional arguments
:param kwargs: custom keyword arguments
"""
if dialog is None:
raise TypeError("dialog cannot be None")
dialog = RunDialogEvent.emit(dialog, parent, *args, **kwargs)
if not issubclass(dialog, RunnableView):
raise TypeError("dialog %r must be subclass of RunnableView" %
(dialog, ))
# FIXME: Move this into RunnableView
#XXX: When create a new Stoq window, even using the parent correctly:
# The called dialog will be a modal of the latest created window
# (not necessarily the window that called).
parent = getattr(parent, 'main_dialog', parent)
parent = parent or get_current_toplevel()
if inspect.isclass(dialog):
dialog_name = dialog.__name__
else:
dialog_name = dialog.__class__.__name__
dialog = get_dialog(parent, dialog, *args, **kwargs)
orig_dialog = dialog
toplevel = dialog.get_current_toplevel()
add_current_toplevel(toplevel)
if _fullscreen is not None:
toplevel.set_position(Gtk.WindowPosition.CENTER)
elif parent and isinstance(parent, Gtk.Window) and parent.props.visible:
toplevel.set_transient_for(parent)
toplevel.set_position(Gtk.WindowPosition.CENTER_ON_PARENT)
else:
if parent:
toplevel.set_position(Gtk.WindowPosition.CENTER_ON_PARENT)
else:
toplevel.set_position(Gtk.WindowPosition.CENTER)
# FIXME: This should not be necessary, but gnome shell hides window
# decorations for HINT_DIALOG. We should study what dialogs should
# have HINT_NORMAL (with window decorations) and what can have
# HINT_DIALOG
toplevel.set_type_hint(Gdk.WindowTypeHint.NORMAL)
log.info("%s: Opening" % dialog_name)
if hasattr(parent, 'on_dialog__opened'):
parent.on_dialog__opened(orig_dialog)
retval = run_dialog_internal(dialog, parent, toplevel)
_pop_current_toplevel()
return retval
