def setObjectName(self, *args):
QWidget.setObjectName(self, *args)
if hasattr(self, 'edit'):
self.edit.initialize('xpath_edit_' + unicode(self.objectName()))
class Ui_PartWindow(QWidget):
"""
The Ui_PartWindow class provides a Part Window UI object composed of three
primary areas:
- The "left area" contains the Project TabWidget which contains
the Model Tree and Property Manager (tabs). Other tabs (widgets)
can be introduced when needed.
- The "right area" contains the 3D Graphics Area (i.e. glpane) displaying
the current part.
- The "bottom area" lives below the left and right areas, spanning
the full width of the part window. It can be used whenever a landscape
layout is needed (i.e. the Sequence Editor). Typically, this area is
not used.
A "part window" splitter lives between the left and right areas that
allow the user to resize the shared area occupied by them. There is no
splitter between the top and bottom areas.
This class supports and is limited to a B{Single Document Interface (SDI)}.
In time, NE1 will migrate to and support a Multiple Document Interface (MDI)
that will allow multiple project documents (i.e. parts, assemblies,
simulations, text files, graphs, tables, etc. documents) to be available
within the common workspace of the NE1 main window.
@see: U{B{NE1 Main Window Framework}
<http://www.nanoengineer-1.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=NE1_Main_Window_Framework>}
"""
widgets = [] # For debugging purposes.
def __init__(self, assy, parent):
"""
Constructor for the part window.
@param assy: The assembly (part)
@type assy: Assembly
@param parent: The parent widget.
@type parent: U{B{QMainWindow}
<http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qmainwindow.html>}
"""
QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self.parent = parent
self.assy = assy
# note: to support MDI, self.assy would probably need to be a
# different assembly for each PartWindow.
# [bruce 080216 comment]
self.setWindowIcon(geticon("ui/border/Part.png"))
self.updateWindowTitle()
# Used in expanding or collapsing the Model Tree/ PM area
self._previous_pwLeftAreaWidth = PM_DEFAULT_WIDTH
# The main layout for the part window is a VBoxLayout <pwVBoxLayout>.
self.pwVBoxLayout = QVBoxLayout(self)
pwVBoxLayout = self.pwVBoxLayout
pwVBoxLayout.setMargin(0)
pwVBoxLayout.setSpacing(0)
# ################################################################
# <pwSplitter> is the horizontal splitter b/w the
# pwProjectTabWidget and the glpane.
self.pwSplitter = QSplitter(Qt.Horizontal)
pwSplitter = self.pwSplitter
pwSplitter.setObjectName("pwSplitter")
pwSplitter.setHandleWidth(3) # 3 pixels wide.
pwVBoxLayout.addWidget(pwSplitter)
# ##################################################################
# <pwLeftArea> is the container holding the pwProjectTabWidget.
# Note: Making pwLeftArea (and pwRightArea and pwBottomArea) QFrame
# widgets has the benefit of making it easy to draw a border around
# each area. One purpose of this would be to help developers understand
# (visually) how the part window is laid out. I intend to add a debug
# pref to draw part window area borders and add "What's This" text to
# them. Mark 2008-01-05.
self.pwLeftArea = QFrame()
pwLeftArea = self.pwLeftArea
pwLeftArea.setObjectName("pwLeftArea")
pwLeftArea.setMinimumWidth(PM_MINIMUM_WIDTH)
pwLeftArea.setMaximumWidth(PM_MAXIMUM_WIDTH)
pwLeftArea.setSizePolicy(
QSizePolicy(QSizePolicy.Policy(QSizePolicy.Fixed),
QSizePolicy.Policy(QSizePolicy.Expanding)))
# Setting the frame style like this is nice since it clearly
# defines the splitter at the top-left corner.
pwLeftArea.setFrameStyle( QFrame.Panel | QFrame.Sunken )
# This layout will contain splitter (above) and the pwBottomArea.
leftChannelVBoxLayout = QVBoxLayout(pwLeftArea)
leftChannelVBoxLayout.setMargin(0)
leftChannelVBoxLayout.setSpacing(0)
pwSplitter.addWidget(pwLeftArea)
# Makes it so pwLeftArea is not collapsible.
pwSplitter.setCollapsible (0, False)
# ##################################################################
# <pwProjectTabWidget> is a QTabWidget that contains the MT and PM
# widgets. It lives in the "left area" of the part window.
self.pwProjectTabWidget = _pwProjectTabWidget()
# _pwProjectTabWidget subclasses QTabWidget
# Note [bruce 070829]: to fix bug 2522 I need to intercept
# self.pwProjectTabWidget.removeTab, so I made it a subclass of
# QTabWidget. It needs to know the GLPane, but that's not created
# yet, so we set it later using KLUGE_setGLPane (below).
# Note: No parent supplied. Could this be the source of the
# minor vsplitter resizing problem I was trying to resolve a few
# months ago? Try supplying a parent later. Mark 2008-01-01
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setObjectName("pwProjectTabWidget")
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setCurrentIndex(0)
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setAutoFillBackground(True)
# Create the model tree "tab" widget. It will contain the MT GUI widget.
# Set the tab icon, too.
self.modelTreeTab = QWidget()
self.modelTreeTab.setObjectName("modelTreeTab")
self.pwProjectTabWidget.addTab(
self.modelTreeTab,
geticon("ui/modeltree/Model_Tree.png"),
"")
modelTreeTabLayout = QVBoxLayout(self.modelTreeTab)
modelTreeTabLayout.setMargin(0)
modelTreeTabLayout.setSpacing(0)
# Create the model tree (GUI) and add it to the tab layout.
self.modelTree = modelTree(self.modelTreeTab, parent)
self.modelTree.modelTreeGui.setObjectName("modelTreeGui")
modelTreeTabLayout.addWidget(self.modelTree.modelTreeGui)
# Create the property manager "tab" widget. It will contain the PropMgr
# scroll area, which will contain the property manager and all its
# widgets.
self.propertyManagerTab = QWidget()
self.propertyManagerTab.setObjectName("propertyManagerTab")
self.propertyManagerScrollArea = QScrollArea(self.pwProjectTabWidget)
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setObjectName("propertyManagerScrollArea")
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setWidget(self.propertyManagerTab)
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setWidgetResizable(True)
# Eureka!
# setWidgetResizable(True) will resize the Property Manager (and its
# contents) correctly when the scrollbar appears/disappears.
# It even accounts correctly for collapsed/expanded groupboxes!
# Mark 2007-05-29
# Add the property manager scroll area as a "tabbed" widget.
# Set the tab icon, too.
self.pwProjectTabWidget.addTab(
self.propertyManagerScrollArea,
geticon("ui/modeltree/Property_Manager.png"),
"")
# Finally, add the "pwProjectTabWidget" to the left channel layout.
leftChannelVBoxLayout.addWidget(self.pwProjectTabWidget)
# Create the glpane and make it a child of the part splitter.
self.glpane = GLPane(assy, self, 'glpane name', parent)
# note: our owner (MWsemantics) assumes
# there is just this one GLPane for assy, and stores it
# into assy as assy.o and assy.glpane. [bruce 080216 comment]
self.pwProjectTabWidget.KLUGE_setGLPane(self.glpane)
# help fix bug 2522 [bruce 070829]
qt4warnDestruction(self.glpane, 'GLPane of PartWindow')
pwSplitter.addWidget(self.glpane)
# ##################################################################
# <pwBottomArea> is a container at the bottom of the part window
# spanning its entire width. It is intended to be used as an extra
# area for use by Property Managers (or anything else) that needs
# a landscape oriented layout.
# An example is the Sequence Editor, which is part of the
# Strand Properties PM.
self.pwBottomArea = QFrame()
# IMHO, self is not a good parent. Mark 2008-01-04.
pwBottomArea = self.pwBottomArea
pwBottomArea.setObjectName("pwBottomArea")
pwBottomArea.setMaximumHeight(50)
pwBottomArea.setSizePolicy(
QSizePolicy(QSizePolicy.Policy(QSizePolicy.Expanding),
QSizePolicy.Policy(QSizePolicy.Fixed)))
# Add a frame border to see what it looks like.
pwBottomArea.setFrameStyle( QFrame.Panel | QFrame.Sunken )
self.pwVBoxLayout.addWidget(pwBottomArea)
# Hide the bottom frame for now. Later this might be used for the
# sequence editor.
pwBottomArea.hide()
def updateWindowTitle(self, changed = False):
#by mark; bruce 050810 revised this in several ways, fixed bug 785
"""
Update the window title (caption) at the top of the part window.
Example: "partname.mmp"
This implements the standard way most applications indicate that a
document has unsaved changes. On Mac OS X the close button will have
a modified look; on other platforms the window title will have
an '*' (asterisk).
@note: We'll want to experiment with this to make sure it
@param changed: If True, the document has unsaved changes.
@type changed: boolean
@see: U{B{windowTitle}<http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qwidget.html#windowTitle-prop>},
U{B{windowModified}<http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qwidget.html#windowModified-prop>}
"""
caption_fullpath = env.prefs[captionFullPath_prefs_key]
try:
# self.assy.filename is always an empty string, even after a
# file has been opened with a complete name. Need to ask Bruce
# about this problem, resulting in a bug (i.e. the window title
# is always "Untitled". Mark 2008-01-02.
junk, basename = os.path.split(self.assy.filename)
assert basename
# it's normal for this to fail, when there is no file yet
if caption_fullpath:
partname = os.path.normpath(self.assy.filename)
#fixed bug 453-1 ninad060721
else:
partname = basename
except:
partname = 'Untitled'
# If you're wondering about the "[*]" placeholder below, see:
# http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qwidget.html#windowModified-prop
self.setWindowTitle(self.trUtf8(partname + '[*]'))
self.setWindowModified(changed)
return
def collapseLeftArea(self):
"""
Collapse the left area.
"""
self._previous_pwLeftAreaWidth = self.pwLeftArea.width()
self.pwLeftArea.setFixedWidth(0)
self.pwSplitter.setMaximumWidth(self.pwLeftArea.width())
def expandLeftArea(self):
"""
Expand the left area.
@see: L{MWsemantics._showFullScreenCommonCode()} for an example
showing how it is used.
"""
if self._previous_pwLeftAreaWidth == 0:
self._previous_pwLeftAreaWidth = PM_DEFAULT_WIDTH
self.pwLeftArea.setMaximumWidth(
self._previous_pwLeftAreaWidth)
self.pwSplitter.setMaximumWidth(self.pwLeftArea.width())
def updatePropertyManagerTab(self, tab): #Ninad 061207
"Update the Properties Manager tab with 'tab' "
self.parent.glpane.gl_update_confcorner()
#bruce 070627, since PM affects confcorner appearance
if self.propertyManagerScrollArea.widget():
# The following is necessary to get rid of those C object
# deleted errors (and the resulting bugs)
lastwidgetobject = self.propertyManagerScrollArea.takeWidget()
if lastwidgetobject:
# bruce 071018 revised this code; see my comment on same
# code in PM_Dialog
try:
lastwidgetobject.update_props_if_needed_before_closing
except AttributeError:
if 1 or debug_flags.atom_debug:
msg1 = "Last PropMgr %r doesn't have method" % lastwidgetobject
msg2 =" update_props_if_needed_before_closing. That's"
msg3 = " OK (for now, only implemented for Plane PM). "
msg4 = "Ignoring Exception: "
print_compact_traceback(msg1 + msg2 + msg3 + msg4)
else:
lastwidgetobject.update_props_if_needed_before_closing()
lastwidgetobject.hide()
# @ ninad 061212 perhaps hiding the widget is not needed
self.pwProjectTabWidget.removeTab(
self.pwProjectTabWidget.indexOf(self.propertyManagerScrollArea))
# Set the PropertyManager tab scroll area to the appropriate widget.
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setWidget(tab)
self.pwProjectTabWidget.addTab(
self.propertyManagerScrollArea,
geticon("ui/modeltree/Property_Manager.png"),
"")
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setCurrentIndex(
self.pwProjectTabWidget.indexOf(self.propertyManagerScrollArea))
def KLUGE_current_PropertyManager(self):
#bruce 070627; revised 070829 as part of fixing bug 2523
"""
Return the current Property Manager widget (whether or not its tab is
chosen, but only if it has a tab), or None if there is not one.
@warning: This method's existence (not only its implementation)
is a kluge, since the right way to access that would be by asking
the "command sequencer";
but that's not yet implemented, so this is the best we can do for now.
Also, it would be better to get the top command and talk to it, not
its PM (a QWidget). Also, whatever calls this will be making
assumptions about that PM which are really only the command's business.
So in short, every call of this is in need of cleanup once we have a
working "command sequencer". (That's true of many things related to
PMs, not only this method.)
@warning: The return values are (presumably) widgets, but they can
also be mode objects and generator objects, due to excessive use of
multiple inheritance in the current PM code. So be careful what you
do with them -- they might have lots of extra methods/attrs,
and setting your own attrs in them might mess things up.
"""
res = self.propertyManagerScrollArea.widget()
if not hasattr(res, 'done_btn'):
# not sure what widget this is otherwise, but it is a widget
# (not None) for the default mode, at least on startup, so just
# return None in this case
return None
# Sometimes this PM remains present from a prior command, even when
# there is no longer a tab for the PM. As part of fixing bug 2523
# we have to avoid returning it in that case. How we do that is a kluge,
# but hopefully this entire kluge function can be dispensed with soon.
# This change also fixes bug 2522 on the Mac (but not on Windows --
# for that, we needed to intercept removeTab in separate code above).
index = self.pwProjectTabWidget.indexOf(
self.propertyManagerScrollArea)
if index == -1:
return None
# Due to bugs in other code, sometimes the PM tab is left in place,
# though the PM itself is hidden. To avoid finding the PM in that case,
# also check whether it's hidden. This will fix the CC part of a new bug
# just reported by Keith in email (when hitting Ok in DNA Gen).
if res.isHidden(): # probably a QWidget method [bruce 080205 comment]
return None
return res
def dismiss(self):
self.parent.removePartWindow(self)
def setSplitterPosition(self, leftAreaWidth = PM_DEFAULT_WIDTH):
"""
Set the position of the splitter between the left area and graphics area
so that the starting width of the model tree/property manager is
I{leftAreaWdith} pixels wide.
"""
# This code fixes bug 2424. Mark 2007-06-27.
#
# Bug 2424 was difficult to fix for many reasons:
#
# - QSplitter.sizes() does not return valid values until the main window
# is displayed. Specifically, the value of the second index (the glpane
# width) is always zero until the main window is displayed. I suspect
# that the initial size of the glpane (in its constructor) is not set
# (or set to 0) and may be contributing to the confusion. This is only
# a theory.
#
# - QSplitter.setSizes() only works if width1 (the PropMgr width) and
# width2 (the glpane width) equal a "magic combined width". See
# more about this in the Method description below.
#
# - Qt's QSplitter.moveSplitter() function doesn't work.
#
# Method for bug fix:
#
# Get the widths of the left area and the glpane using QSplitter.sizes().
# These (2) widths add up and equal a total width. You can only
# feed QSplitter.setSizes() two values that add up to the total width
# or it will do nothing.
pw = self
w1, w2 = pw.pwSplitter.sizes()
total_combined_width = w1 + w2
new_glpane_width = total_combined_width - leftAreaWidth
pw.pwSplitter.setSizes([leftAreaWidth, new_glpane_width])
return
class Ui_ReportsDockWidget(QDockWidget):
"""
The Ui_ReportsDockWidget class provides a DockWidget containing a tabbed
widget providing convenient access to "reports". It is docked at the
bottom of the NE1 main window.
Currently, the history widget is the only report available.
Future ideas for inclusion:
- Python command line tab
- NE1 command line tab
- NE1 Job Manager tab
"""
_title = "Reports"
def __init__(self, win):
"""
Constructor for Ui_ReportsDockWidget.
@param win: The main window
@type win: QMainWindow
"""
QDockWidget.__init__(self, win)
self.win = win
#Define layout
self._containerWidget = QWidget()
self.setWidget(self._containerWidget)
# Create vertical box layout
self.vBoxLayout = QVBoxLayout(self._containerWidget)
vBoxLayout = self.vBoxLayout
vBoxLayout.setMargin(0)
vBoxLayout.setSpacing(0)
self.setEnabled(True)
self.setFloating(False)
self.setVisible(True)
self.setWindowTitle(self._title)
self.setAutoFillBackground(True)
self.setPalette(getPalette( None,
QPalette.Window,
pmGrpBoxColor))
# Create the reports tabwidget. It will contain the history tab
# and possibly other tabs containing reports.
self.reportsTabWidget = QTabWidget()
self.reportsTabWidget.setObjectName("reportsTabWidget")
self.reportsTabWidget.setCurrentIndex(0)
self.reportsTabWidget.setAutoFillBackground(True)
vBoxLayout.addWidget(self.reportsTabWidget)
# Create the history tab. It will contain the history widget.
self.historyTab = QWidget()
self.historyTab.setObjectName("historyTab")
self.reportsTabWidget.addTab(self.historyTab, "History")
self.historyTabLayout = QVBoxLayout(self.historyTab)
historyTabLayout = self.historyTabLayout
historyTabLayout.setMargin(0)
historyTabLayout.setSpacing(0)
self._addHistoryWidget()
self.setMinimumHeight(100)
self.setSizePolicy(
QSizePolicy(QSizePolicy.Policy(QSizePolicy.Expanding),
QSizePolicy.Policy(QSizePolicy.Expanding)))
win.addDockWidget(Qt.BottomDockWidgetArea, self)
# Since the connection to the toggle() slot hasn't been made yet,
# we must set the checkmark and hide/show self manually.
if env.prefs[displayReportsWidget_prefs_key]:
self.win.viewReportsAction.setChecked(True)
# No slot connected yet, so show self manually.
self.show()
else:
self.win.viewReportsAction.setChecked(False)
# No slot connected yet, so hide self manually.
self.hide()
def _addHistoryWidget(self):
"""
Sets up and adds the history widget.
"""
histfile = make_history_filename()
#@@@ ninad 061213 This is likely a new bug for multipane concept
# as each file in a session will have its own history widget
qt4todo('histfile = make_history_filename()')
#bruce 050913 renamed self.history to self.history_object, and
# deprecated direct access to self.history; code should use env.history
# to emit messages, self.history_widget to see the history widget,
# or self.history_object to see its owning object per se
# rather than as a place to emit messages (this is rarely needed).
self.history_object = HistoryWidget(self, filename = histfile, mkdirs = 1)
# this is not a Qt widget, but its owner;
# use self.history_widget for Qt calls that need the widget itself.
self.history_widget = self.history_object.widget
self.history_widget.setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy.Ignored,QSizePolicy.Ignored)
# bruce 050913, in case future code splits history widget
# (as main window subwidget) from history message recipient
# (the global object env.history).
env.history = self.history_object #bruce 050727, revised 050913
self.historyTabLayout.addWidget(self.history_widget)
def show(self):
"""
Show this widget. Makes sure that this widget is shown only
when the B{View > Reports} action is checked
@see: B{self.closeEvent}
"""
if not env.prefs[displayReportsWidget_prefs_key]:
return
if not self.win.viewReportsAction.isChecked():
self.win.viewReportsAction.setChecked(True)
return
QDockWidget.show(self)
def closeEvent(self, event):
"""
Makes sure that this widget is closed (hidden) only when
the B{View > Reports} action is unchecked.
Overrides QDockWidget.closeEvent()
@parameter event: closeEvent for the QDockWidget
"""
if self.win.viewReportsAction.isChecked():
self.win.viewReportsAction.setChecked(False)
# setChecked() generates signal and calls toggle() slot.
return
QDockWidget.closeEvent(self, event)
def hide_DISABLED(self):
"""
Hide this widget. Makes sure that this widget is closed (hidden ) only
when the B{View > Reports} action is unchecked
@see: self.closeEvent
@deprecated: Not needed and marked for removal. Mark 2008-01-18
"""
if self.win.viewReportsAction.isChecked():
self.win.viewReportsAction.setChecked(False)
# setChecked() generates signal and calls toggle() slot.
return
QDockWidget.hide(self)
def toggle(self, isChecked):
"""
Hides or shows the Reports DockWidget.
@param isChecked: Checked state of the B{View > Reports} menu item
@type isChecked: boolean
"""
if isChecked:
env.prefs[displayReportsWidget_prefs_key] = True
self.show()
else:
env.prefs[displayReportsWidget_prefs_key] = False
self.hide()
class Ui_ReportsDockWidget(QDockWidget):
"""
The Ui_ReportsDockWidget class provides a DockWidget containing a tabbed
widget providing convenient access to "reports". It is docked at the
bottom of the NE1 main window.
Currently, the history widget is the only report available.
Future ideas for inclusion:
- Python command line tab
- NE1 command line tab
- NE1 Job Manager tab
"""
_title = "Reports"
def __init__(self, win):
"""
Constructor for Ui_ReportsDockWidget.
@param win: The main window
@type win: QMainWindow
"""
QDockWidget.__init__(self, win)
self.win = win
#Define layout
self._containerWidget = QWidget()
self.setWidget(self._containerWidget)
# Create vertical box layout
self.vBoxLayout = QVBoxLayout(self._containerWidget)
vBoxLayout = self.vBoxLayout
vBoxLayout.setMargin(0)
vBoxLayout.setSpacing(0)
self.setEnabled(True)
self.setFloating(False)
self.setVisible(True)
self.setWindowTitle(self._title)
self.setAutoFillBackground(True)
self.setPalette(getPalette( None,
QPalette.Window,
pmGrpBoxColor))
# Create the reports tabwidget. It will contain the history tab
# and possibly other tabs containing reports.
self.reportsTabWidget = QTabWidget()
self.reportsTabWidget.setObjectName("reportsTabWidget")
self.reportsTabWidget.setCurrentIndex(0)
self.reportsTabWidget.setAutoFillBackground(True)
vBoxLayout.addWidget(self.reportsTabWidget)
# Create the history tab. It will contain the history widget.
self.historyTab = QWidget()
self.historyTab.setObjectName("historyTab")
self.reportsTabWidget.addTab(self.historyTab, "History")
self.historyTabLayout = QVBoxLayout(self.historyTab)
historyTabLayout = self.historyTabLayout
historyTabLayout.setMargin(0)
historyTabLayout.setSpacing(0)
self._addHistoryWidget()
self.setMinimumHeight(100)
self.setSizePolicy(
QSizePolicy(QSizePolicy.Policy(QSizePolicy.Expanding),
QSizePolicy.Policy(QSizePolicy.Expanding)))
win.addDockWidget(Qt.BottomDockWidgetArea, self)
# Since the connection to the toggle() slot hasn't been made yet,
# we must set the checkmark and hide/show self manually.
if env.prefs[displayReportsWidget_prefs_key]:
self.win.viewReportsAction.setChecked(True)
# No slot connected yet, so show self manually.
self.show()
else:
self.win.viewReportsAction.setChecked(False)
# No slot connected yet, so hide self manually.
self.hide()
def _addHistoryWidget(self):
"""
Sets up and adds the history widget.
"""
histfile = make_history_filename()
#@@@ ninad 061213 This is likely a new bug for multipane concept
# as each file in a session will have its own history widget
qt4todo('histfile = make_history_filename()')
#bruce 050913 renamed self.history to self.history_object, and
# deprecated direct access to self.history; code should use env.history
# to emit messages, self.history_widget to see the history widget,
# or self.history_object to see its owning object per se
# rather than as a place to emit messages (this is rarely needed).
self.history_object = HistoryWidget(self, filename = histfile, mkdirs = 1)
# this is not a Qt widget, but its owner;
# use self.history_widget for Qt calls that need the widget itself.
self.history_widget = self.history_object.widget
self.history_widget.setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy.Ignored,QSizePolicy.Ignored)
# bruce 050913, in case future code splits history widget
# (as main window subwidget) from history message recipient
# (the global object env.history).
env.history = self.history_object #bruce 050727, revised 050913
self.historyTabLayout.addWidget(self.history_widget)
def show(self):
"""
Show this widget. Makes sure that this widget is shown only
when the B{View > Reports} action is checked
@see: B{self.closeEvent}
"""
if not env.prefs[displayReportsWidget_prefs_key]:
return
if not self.win.viewReportsAction.isChecked():
self.win.viewReportsAction.setChecked(True)
return
QDockWidget.show(self)
def closeEvent(self, event):
"""
Makes sure that this widget is closed (hidden) only when
the B{View > Reports} action is unchecked.
Overrides QDockWidget.closeEvent()
@parameter event: closeEvent for the QDockWidget
"""
if self.win.viewReportsAction.isChecked():
self.win.viewReportsAction.setChecked(False)
# setChecked() generates signal and calls toggle() slot.
return
QDockWidget.closeEvent(self, event)
def hide_DISABLED(self):
"""
Hide this widget. Makes sure that this widget is closed (hidden ) only
when the B{View > Reports} action is unchecked
@see: self.closeEvent
@deprecated: Not needed and marked for removal. Mark 2008-01-18
"""
if self.win.viewReportsAction.isChecked():
self.win.viewReportsAction.setChecked(False)
# setChecked() generates signal and calls toggle() slot.
return
QDockWidget.hide(self)
def toggle(self, isChecked):
"""
Hides or shows the Reports DockWidget.
@param isChecked: Checked state of the B{View > Reports} menu item
@type isChecked: boolean
"""
if isChecked:
env.prefs[displayReportsWidget_prefs_key] = True
self.show()
else:
env.prefs[displayReportsWidget_prefs_key] = False
self.hide()
class Ui_PartWindow(QWidget):
"""
The Ui_PartWindow class provides a Part Window UI object composed of three
primary areas:
- The "left area" contains the Project TabWidget which contains
the Model Tree and Property Manager (tabs). Other tabs (widgets)
can be added as needed.
- The "right area" contains the Graphics Area (i.e. glpane) displaying
the current model.
- The "bottom area" lives below the left and right areas, spanning
the full width of the part window. It can be used whenever a landscape
layout is needed (i.e. the Sequence Editor). Typically, this area is
not used and is hidden by default.
A "part window" splitter lives between the left and right areas that
allow the user to resize the shared area occupied by them. There is no
splitter between the top and bottom areas.
This class supports and is limited to a B{Single Document Interface (SDI)}.
In time, NE1 will migrate to and support a Multiple Document Interface (MDI)
to allow multiple project documents (i.e. parts, assemblies,
simulations, text files, graphs, tables, etc. documents) to be available
within the common workspace of the NE1 main window.
@see: U{B{NE1 Main Window Framework}
<http://www.nanoengineer-1.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=NE1_Main_Window_Framework>}
"""
widgets = [] # For debugging purposes.
splitterPosition = PM_DEFAULT_WIDTH
_previous_splitterPosition = PM_DEFAULT_WIDTH
# Used for restoring the splitter position when collapsing/expanding
# the left area.
def __init__(self, assy, parent):
"""
Constructor for the part window.
@param assy: The assembly (part)
@type assy: Assembly
@param parent: The parent widget.
@type parent: U{B{QMainWindow}
<http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qmainwindow.html>}
"""
QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self.parent = parent
self.assy = assy
# note: to support MDI, self.assy would probably need to be a
# different assembly for each PartWindow.
# [bruce 080216 comment]
self.setWindowIcon(geticon("ui/border/Part.png"))
self.updateWindowTitle()
# The main layout for the part window is a VBoxLayout <pwVBoxLayout>.
self.pwVBoxLayout = QVBoxLayout(self)
pwVBoxLayout = self.pwVBoxLayout
pwVBoxLayout.setMargin(0)
pwVBoxLayout.setSpacing(0)
# ################################################################
# <pwSplitter> is the horizontal splitter b/w the
# pwLeftArea (mt and pm) and the glpane.
self.pwSplitter = QSplitter(Qt.Horizontal)
pwSplitter = self.pwSplitter
pwSplitter.setObjectName("pwSplitter")
pwSplitter.setHandleWidth(3) # 3 pixels wide.
pwVBoxLayout.addWidget(pwSplitter)
# ##################################################################
# <pwLeftArea> is the container holding the pwProjectTabWidget.
# Note: Making pwLeftArea (and pwRightArea and pwBottomArea) QFrame
# widgets has the benefit of making it easy to draw a border around
# each area. One purpose of this would be to help developers understand
# (visually) how the part window is laid out. I intend to add a debug
# pref to draw part window area borders and add "What's This" text to
# them. Mark 2008-01-05.
self.pwLeftArea = LeftFrame(self)
pwLeftArea = self.pwLeftArea
pwLeftArea.setObjectName("pwLeftArea")
pwLeftArea.setMinimumWidth(PM_MINIMUM_WIDTH)
pwLeftArea.setMaximumWidth(PM_MAXIMUM_WIDTH)
# Setting the frame style like this is nice since it clearly
# defines the splitter at the top-left corner.
pwLeftArea.setFrameStyle(QFrame.Panel | QFrame.Sunken)
# This layout will contain splitter (above) and the pwBottomArea.
leftChannelVBoxLayout = QVBoxLayout(pwLeftArea)
leftChannelVBoxLayout.setMargin(0)
leftChannelVBoxLayout.setSpacing(0)
pwSplitter.addWidget(pwLeftArea)
# Makes it so pwLeftArea is not collapsible.
pwSplitter.setCollapsible(0, False)
# ##################################################################
# <pwProjectTabWidget> is a QTabWidget that contains the MT and PM
# widgets. It lives in the "left area" of the part window.
self.pwProjectTabWidget = _pwProjectTabWidget()
# _pwProjectTabWidget subclasses QTabWidget
# Note [bruce 070829]: to fix bug 2522 I need to intercept
# self.pwProjectTabWidget.removeTab, so I made it a subclass of
# QTabWidget. It needs to know the GLPane, but that's not created
# yet, so we set it later using KLUGE_setGLPane (below).
# Note: No parent supplied. Could this be the source of the
# minor vsplitter resizing problem I was trying to resolve a few
# months ago? Try supplying a parent later. Mark 2008-01-01
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setObjectName("pwProjectTabWidget")
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setCurrentIndex(0)
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setAutoFillBackground(True)
# Create the model tree "tab" widget. It will contain the MT GUI widget.
# Set the tab icon, too.
self.modelTreeTab = QWidget()
self.modelTreeTab.setObjectName("modelTreeTab")
self.pwProjectTabWidget.addTab(self.modelTreeTab,
geticon("ui/modeltree/Model_Tree.png"),
"")
modelTreeTabLayout = QVBoxLayout(self.modelTreeTab)
modelTreeTabLayout.setMargin(0)
modelTreeTabLayout.setSpacing(0)
# Create the model tree (GUI) and add it to the tab layout.
self.modelTree = ModelTree(self.modelTreeTab, parent)
self.modelTree.modelTreeGui.setObjectName("modelTreeGui")
modelTreeTabLayout.addWidget(self.modelTree.modelTreeGui)
# Create the property manager "tab" widget. It will contain the PropMgr
# scroll area, which will contain the property manager and all its
# widgets.
self.propertyManagerTab = QWidget()
self.propertyManagerTab.setObjectName("propertyManagerTab")
self.propertyManagerScrollArea = QScrollArea(self.pwProjectTabWidget)
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setObjectName(
"propertyManagerScrollArea")
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setWidget(self.propertyManagerTab)
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setWidgetResizable(True)
# Eureka!
# setWidgetResizable(True) will resize the Property Manager (and its
# contents) correctly when the scrollbar appears/disappears.
# It even accounts correctly for collapsed/expanded groupboxes!
# Mark 2007-05-29
# Add the property manager scroll area as a "tabbed" widget.
# Set the tab icon, too.
self.pwProjectTabWidget.addTab(
self.propertyManagerScrollArea,
geticon("ui/modeltree/Property_Manager.png"), "")
# Finally, add the "pwProjectTabWidget" to the left channel layout.
leftChannelVBoxLayout.addWidget(self.pwProjectTabWidget)
# Create the glpane and make it a child of the part splitter.
self.glpane = GLPane(assy, self, 'glpane name', parent)
# note: our owner (MWsemantics) assumes
# there is just this one GLPane for assy, and stores it
# into assy as assy.o and assy.glpane. [bruce 080216 comment]
# Add what's this text to self.glpane.
# [bruce 080912 moved this here from part of a method in class GLPane.
# In this code's old location, Mark wrote [2007-06-01]: "Problem -
# I don't believe this text is processed by fix_whatsthis_text_and_links()
# in whatsthis_utilities.py." Now that this code is here, I don't know
# whether that's still true. ]
from ne1_ui.WhatsThisText_for_MainWindow import whats_this_text_for_glpane
self.glpane.setWhatsThis(whats_this_text_for_glpane())
# update [re the above comment], bruce 081209:
# I added the following explicit call of fix_whatsthis_text_and_links,
# but it doesn't work to replace Ctrl with Cmd on Mac;
# see today's comment in fix_whatsthis_text_and_links for likely reason.
# So I will leave this here, but also leave in place the kluges
# in whats_this_text_for_glpane to do that replacement itself.
# The wiki help link in this whatsthis text doesn't work,
# but I guess that is an independent issue, related to lack
# of use of class QToolBar_WikiHelp or similar code, for GLPane
# or this class or the main window class.
from foundation.whatsthis_utilities import fix_whatsthis_text_and_links
fix_whatsthis_text_and_links(self.glpane) # doesn't yet work
self.pwProjectTabWidget.KLUGE_setGLPane(self.glpane)
# help fix bug 2522 [bruce 070829]
qt4warnDestruction(self.glpane, 'GLPane of PartWindow')
pwSplitter.addWidget(self.glpane)
# ##################################################################
# <pwBottomArea> is a container at the bottom of the part window
# spanning its entire width. It is intended to be used as an extra
# area for use by Property Managers (or anything else) that needs
# a landscape oriented layout.
# An example is the Sequence Editor, which is part of the
# Strand Properties PM.
self.pwBottomArea = QFrame()
# IMHO, self is not a good parent. Mark 2008-01-04.
pwBottomArea = self.pwBottomArea
pwBottomArea.setObjectName("pwBottomArea")
pwBottomArea.setMaximumHeight(50)
# Add a frame border to see what it looks like.
pwBottomArea.setFrameStyle(QFrame.Panel | QFrame.Sunken)
self.pwVBoxLayout.addWidget(pwBottomArea)
# Hide the bottom frame for now. Later this might be used for the
# sequence editor.
pwBottomArea.hide()
#This widget implementation is subject to heavy revision. The purpose
#is to implement a NFR that Mark urgently needs : The NFR is: Need a
#way to quickly find a node in the MT by entering its name.
#-- Ninad 2008-11-06
self.pwSpecialDockWidgetInLeftChannel = SelectNodeByNameDockWidget(
self.glpane.win)
leftChannelVBoxLayout.addWidget(self.pwSpecialDockWidgetInLeftChannel)
# See the resizeEvent() docstring for more information about
# resizeTimer.
self.resizeTimer = QTimer(self)
self.resizeTimer.setSingleShot(True)
return
def getLeftChannelDockWidget(self):
return self.pwSpecialDockWidgetInLeftChannel
def updateWindowTitle(self, changed=False):
#by mark; bruce 050810 revised this in several ways, fixed bug 785
"""
Update the window title (caption) at the top of the part window.
Example: "partname.mmp"
This implements the standard way most applications indicate that a
document has unsaved changes. On Mac OS X the close button will have
a modified look; on other platforms the window title will have
an '*' (asterisk).
@note: We'll want to experiment with this to make sure it
@param changed: If True, the document has unsaved changes.
@type changed: boolean
@see: U{B{windowTitle}<http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qwidget.html#windowTitle-prop>},
U{B{windowModified}<http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qwidget.html#windowModified-prop>}
"""
# WARNING: there is mostly-duplicated code in this method and in
# MWsemantics.update_mainwindow_caption. See the comment in that
# method for more info and todos. [bruce 081227 comment]
caption_fullpath = env.prefs[captionFullPath_prefs_key]
partname = "Untitled" # fallback value if no file yet
if self.assy.filename: #bruce 081227 cleanup: try -> if, etc
# self.assy.filename is always an empty string, even after a
# file has been opened with a complete name. Need to ask Bruce
# about this problem, resulting in a bug (i.e. the window title
# is always "Untitled". Mark 2008-01-02.
junk, basename = os.path.split(self.assy.filename)
if basename:
if caption_fullpath:
partname = os.path.normpath(self.assy.filename)
#fixed bug 453-1 ninad060721
else:
partname = basename
# WARNING: the following code differs in the two versions
# of this routine.
# The "[*]" placeholder below is modified or removed by Qt; see:
# http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qwidget.html#windowModified-prop
self.setWindowTitle(self.trUtf8(partname + '[*]'))
self.setWindowModified(changed) # replaces '[*]' by '' or '*'
return
def collapseLeftArea(self, hideLeftArea=True):
"""
Make the left area collapsible (via the splitter). The left area
will be hidden (collapsed,actually) if I{hideLeftArea} is True
(the default).
"""
self._previous_splitterPosition = self.pwLeftArea.width()
if hideLeftArea:
self.pwSplitter.setCollapsible(0, True)
self.setSplitterPosition(pos=0)
return
def expandLeftArea(self):
"""
Expand the left area.
@see: L{MWsemantics._showFullScreenCommonCode()} for an example
showing how it is used.
"""
self.setSplitterPosition(pos=self._previous_splitterPosition)
self.pwSplitter.setCollapsible(0, False)
self.pwLeftArea.setMinimumWidth(PM_MINIMUM_WIDTH)
self.pwLeftArea.setMaximumWidth(PM_MAXIMUM_WIDTH)
return
def updatePropertyManagerTab(self, tab): #Ninad 061207
"Update the Properties Manager tab with 'tab' "
self.parent.glpane.gl_update_confcorner()
#bruce 070627, since PM affects confcorner appearance
if self.propertyManagerScrollArea.widget():
# The following is necessary to get rid of those C object
# deleted errors (and the resulting bugs)
lastwidgetobject = self.propertyManagerScrollArea.takeWidget()
if lastwidgetobject:
# bruce 071018 revised this code; see my comment on same
# code in PM_Dialog
try:
lastwidgetobject.update_props_if_needed_before_closing
except AttributeError:
if 1 or debug_flags.atom_debug:
msg1 = "Last PropMgr %r doesn't have method" % lastwidgetobject
msg2 = " update_props_if_needed_before_closing. That's"
msg3 = " OK (for now, only implemented for Plane PM). "
msg4 = "Ignoring Exception: "
print_compact_traceback(msg1 + msg2 + msg3 + msg4)
else:
lastwidgetobject.update_props_if_needed_before_closing()
lastwidgetobject.hide()
# @ ninad 061212 perhaps hiding the widget is not needed
self.pwProjectTabWidget.removeTab(
self.pwProjectTabWidget.indexOf(self.propertyManagerScrollArea))
# Set the PropertyManager tab scroll area to the appropriate widget.
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setWidget(tab)
self.pwProjectTabWidget.addTab(
self.propertyManagerScrollArea,
geticon("ui/modeltree/Property_Manager.png"), "")
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setCurrentIndex(
self.pwProjectTabWidget.indexOf(self.propertyManagerScrollArea))
return
def KLUGE_current_PropertyManager(self):
#bruce 070627; revised 070829 as part of fixing bug 2523
"""
Return the current Property Manager widget (whether or not its tab is
chosen, but only if it has a tab), or None if there is not one.
@warning: This method's existence (not only its implementation)
is a kluge, since the right way to access that would be by asking
the "command sequencer";
but that's not yet implemented, so this is the best we can do for now.
Also, it would be better to get the top command and talk to it, not
its PM (a QWidget). Also, whatever calls this will be making
assumptions about that PM which are really only the command's business.
So in short, every call of this is in need of cleanup once we have a
working "command sequencer". (That's true of many things related to
PMs, not only this method.)
@warning: The return values are (presumably) widgets, but they can
also be mode objects and generator objects, due to excessive use of
multiple inheritance in the current PM code. So be careful what you
do with them -- they might have lots of extra methods/attrs,
and setting your own attrs in them might mess things up.
"""
res = self.propertyManagerScrollArea.widget()
if not hasattr(res, 'done_btn'):
# not sure what widget this is otherwise, but it is a widget
# (not None) for the default mode, at least on startup, so just
# return None in this case
return None
# Sometimes this PM remains present from a prior command, even when
# there is no longer a tab for the PM. As part of fixing bug 2523
# we have to avoid returning it in that case. How we do that is a kluge,
# but hopefully this entire kluge function can be dispensed with soon.
# This change also fixes bug 2522 on the Mac (but not on Windows --
# for that, we needed to intercept removeTab in separate code above).
index = self.pwProjectTabWidget.indexOf(self.propertyManagerScrollArea)
if index == -1:
return None
# Due to bugs in other code, sometimes the PM tab is left in place,
# though the PM itself is hidden. To avoid finding the PM in that case,
# also check whether it's hidden. This will fix the CC part of a new bug
# just reported by Keith in email (when hitting Ok in DNA Gen).
if res.isHidden(): # probably a QWidget method [bruce 080205 comment]
return None
return res
def dismiss(self):
self.parent.removePartWindow(self)
return
def setSplitterPosition(self, pos=PM_DEFAULT_WIDTH, setDefault=True):
"""
Set the position of the splitter between the left area and graphics area
so that the width of the container holding the model tree (and
property manager) is I{pos} pixels wide.
@param pos: The splitter position (in pixel units).
@type pos: int
@param setDefault: If True (the default), I{pos} becomes the new default
position.
@type setDefault: boolean
"""
self.pwSplitter.moveSplitter(pos, 1)
if _DEBUG:
print "New Splitter Position: %d (setDefault=%d)" \
% (pos, setDefault)
if setDefault:
self.splitterPosition = pos
return
def resizeEvent(self, event):
"""
This reimplementation of QWidget.resizeEvent is here to deal with the
undesired behavior of the splitter while resizing the part window.
Normally, the splitter will drift back and forth while resizing
the part window. This forces the splitter to stay fixed during
resize operations.
"""
# When self.resizeTimer.isActive() = True, the partwindow is being
# resized. This is checked by the resizeEvent handler in LeftFrame
# to determine if the splitter is being moved by the user or
# programmably by self's resizeEvent.
if self.resizeTimer.isActive():
self.resizeTimer.stop() # Stop the timer.
self.resizeTimer.start(500) # (Re)strand a .5 second singleshot timer.
self.setSplitterPosition(self.splitterPosition, setDefault=False)
QWidget.resizeEvent(self, event)
return
class Ui_PartWindow(QWidget):
"""
The Ui_PartWindow class provides a Part Window UI object composed of three
primary areas:
- The "left area" contains the Project TabWidget which contains
the Model Tree and Property Manager (tabs). Other tabs (widgets)
can be added as needed.
- The "right area" contains the Graphics Area (i.e. glpane) displaying
the current model.
- The "bottom area" lives below the left and right areas, spanning
the full width of the part window. It can be used whenever a landscape
layout is needed (i.e. the Sequence Editor). Typically, this area is
not used and is hidden by default.
A "part window" splitter lives between the left and right areas that
allow the user to resize the shared area occupied by them. There is no
splitter between the top and bottom areas.
This class supports and is limited to a B{Single Document Interface (SDI)}.
In time, NE1 will migrate to and support a Multiple Document Interface (MDI)
to allow multiple project documents (i.e. parts, assemblies,
simulations, text files, graphs, tables, etc. documents) to be available
within the common workspace of the NE1 main window.
@see: U{B{NE1 Main Window Framework}
<http://www.nanoengineer-1.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=NE1_Main_Window_Framework>}
"""
widgets = [] # For debugging purposes.
splitterPosition = PM_DEFAULT_WIDTH
_previous_splitterPosition = PM_DEFAULT_WIDTH
# Used for restoring the splitter position when collapsing/expanding
# the left area.
def __init__(self, assy, parent):
"""
Constructor for the part window.
@param assy: The assembly (part)
@type assy: Assembly
@param parent: The parent widget.
@type parent: U{B{QMainWindow}
<http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qmainwindow.html>}
"""
QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self.parent = parent
self.assy = assy
# note: to support MDI, self.assy would probably need to be a
# different assembly for each PartWindow.
# [bruce 080216 comment]
self.setWindowIcon(geticon("ui/border/Part.png"))
self.updateWindowTitle()
# The main layout for the part window is a VBoxLayout <pwVBoxLayout>.
self.pwVBoxLayout = QVBoxLayout(self)
pwVBoxLayout = self.pwVBoxLayout
pwVBoxLayout.setMargin(0)
pwVBoxLayout.setSpacing(0)
# ################################################################
# <pwSplitter> is the horizontal splitter b/w the
# pwLeftArea (mt and pm) and the glpane.
self.pwSplitter = QSplitter(Qt.Horizontal)
pwSplitter = self.pwSplitter
pwSplitter.setObjectName("pwSplitter")
pwSplitter.setHandleWidth(3) # 3 pixels wide.
pwVBoxLayout.addWidget(pwSplitter)
# ##################################################################
# <pwLeftArea> is the container holding the pwProjectTabWidget.
# Note: Making pwLeftArea (and pwRightArea and pwBottomArea) QFrame
# widgets has the benefit of making it easy to draw a border around
# each area. One purpose of this would be to help developers understand
# (visually) how the part window is laid out. I intend to add a debug
# pref to draw part window area borders and add "What's This" text to
# them. Mark 2008-01-05.
self.pwLeftArea = LeftFrame(self)
pwLeftArea = self.pwLeftArea
pwLeftArea.setObjectName("pwLeftArea")
pwLeftArea.setMinimumWidth(PM_MINIMUM_WIDTH)
pwLeftArea.setMaximumWidth(PM_MAXIMUM_WIDTH)
# Setting the frame style like this is nice since it clearly
# defines the splitter at the top-left corner.
pwLeftArea.setFrameStyle( QFrame.Panel | QFrame.Sunken )
# This layout will contain splitter (above) and the pwBottomArea.
leftChannelVBoxLayout = QVBoxLayout(pwLeftArea)
leftChannelVBoxLayout.setMargin(0)
leftChannelVBoxLayout.setSpacing(0)
pwSplitter.addWidget(pwLeftArea)
# Makes it so pwLeftArea is not collapsible.
pwSplitter.setCollapsible (0, False)
# ##################################################################
# <pwProjectTabWidget> is a QTabWidget that contains the MT and PM
# widgets. It lives in the "left area" of the part window.
self.pwProjectTabWidget = _pwProjectTabWidget()
# _pwProjectTabWidget subclasses QTabWidget
# Note [bruce 070829]: to fix bug 2522 I need to intercept
# self.pwProjectTabWidget.removeTab, so I made it a subclass of
# QTabWidget. It needs to know the GLPane, but that's not created
# yet, so we set it later using KLUGE_setGLPane (below).
# Note: No parent supplied. Could this be the source of the
# minor vsplitter resizing problem I was trying to resolve a few
# months ago? Try supplying a parent later. Mark 2008-01-01
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setObjectName("pwProjectTabWidget")
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setCurrentIndex(0)
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setAutoFillBackground(True)
# Create the model tree "tab" widget. It will contain the MT GUI widget.
# Set the tab icon, too.
self.modelTreeTab = QWidget()
self.modelTreeTab.setObjectName("modelTreeTab")
self.pwProjectTabWidget.addTab(
self.modelTreeTab,
geticon("ui/modeltree/Model_Tree.png"),
"")
modelTreeTabLayout = QVBoxLayout(self.modelTreeTab)
modelTreeTabLayout.setMargin(0)
modelTreeTabLayout.setSpacing(0)
# Create the model tree (GUI) and add it to the tab layout.
self.modelTree = ModelTree(self.modelTreeTab, parent)
self.modelTree.modelTreeGui.setObjectName("modelTreeGui")
modelTreeTabLayout.addWidget(self.modelTree.modelTreeGui)
# Create the property manager "tab" widget. It will contain the PropMgr
# scroll area, which will contain the property manager and all its
# widgets.
self.propertyManagerTab = QWidget()
self.propertyManagerTab.setObjectName("propertyManagerTab")
self.propertyManagerScrollArea = QScrollArea(self.pwProjectTabWidget)
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setObjectName("propertyManagerScrollArea")
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setWidget(self.propertyManagerTab)
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setWidgetResizable(True)
# Eureka!
# setWidgetResizable(True) will resize the Property Manager (and its
# contents) correctly when the scrollbar appears/disappears.
# It even accounts correctly for collapsed/expanded groupboxes!
# Mark 2007-05-29
# Add the property manager scroll area as a "tabbed" widget.
# Set the tab icon, too.
self.pwProjectTabWidget.addTab(
self.propertyManagerScrollArea,
geticon("ui/modeltree/Property_Manager.png"),
"")
# Finally, add the "pwProjectTabWidget" to the left channel layout.
leftChannelVBoxLayout.addWidget(self.pwProjectTabWidget)
# Create the glpane and make it a child of the part splitter.
self.glpane = GLPane(assy, self, 'glpane name', parent)
# note: our owner (MWsemantics) assumes
# there is just this one GLPane for assy, and stores it
# into assy as assy.o and assy.glpane. [bruce 080216 comment]
# Add what's this text to self.glpane.
# [bruce 080912 moved this here from part of a method in class GLPane.
# In this code's old location, Mark wrote [2007-06-01]: "Problem -
# I don't believe this text is processed by fix_whatsthis_text_and_links()
# in whatsthis_utilities.py." Now that this code is here, I don't know
# whether that's still true. ]
from ne1_ui.WhatsThisText_for_MainWindow import whats_this_text_for_glpane
self.glpane.setWhatsThis( whats_this_text_for_glpane() )
# update [re the above comment], bruce 081209:
# I added the following explicit call of fix_whatsthis_text_and_links,
# but it doesn't work to replace Ctrl with Cmd on Mac;
# see today's comment in fix_whatsthis_text_and_links for likely reason.
# So I will leave this here, but also leave in place the kluges
# in whats_this_text_for_glpane to do that replacement itself.
# The wiki help link in this whatsthis text doesn't work,
# but I guess that is an independent issue, related to lack
# of use of class QToolBar_WikiHelp or similar code, for GLPane
# or this class or the main window class.
from foundation.whatsthis_utilities import fix_whatsthis_text_and_links
fix_whatsthis_text_and_links(self.glpane) # doesn't yet work
self.pwProjectTabWidget.KLUGE_setGLPane(self.glpane)
# help fix bug 2522 [bruce 070829]
qt4warnDestruction(self.glpane, 'GLPane of PartWindow')
pwSplitter.addWidget(self.glpane)
# ##################################################################
# <pwBottomArea> is a container at the bottom of the part window
# spanning its entire width. It is intended to be used as an extra
# area for use by Property Managers (or anything else) that needs
# a landscape oriented layout.
# An example is the Sequence Editor, which is part of the
# Strand Properties PM.
self.pwBottomArea = QFrame()
# IMHO, self is not a good parent. Mark 2008-01-04.
pwBottomArea = self.pwBottomArea
pwBottomArea.setObjectName("pwBottomArea")
pwBottomArea.setMaximumHeight(50)
# Add a frame border to see what it looks like.
pwBottomArea.setFrameStyle( QFrame.Panel | QFrame.Sunken )
self.pwVBoxLayout.addWidget(pwBottomArea)
# Hide the bottom frame for now. Later this might be used for the
# sequence editor.
pwBottomArea.hide()
#This widget implementation is subject to heavy revision. The purpose
#is to implement a NFR that Mark urgently needs : The NFR is: Need a
#way to quickly find a node in the MT by entering its name.
#-- Ninad 2008-11-06
self.pwSpecialDockWidgetInLeftChannel = SelectNodeByNameDockWidget(self.glpane.win)
leftChannelVBoxLayout.addWidget(self.pwSpecialDockWidgetInLeftChannel)
# See the resizeEvent() docstring for more information about
# resizeTimer.
self.resizeTimer = QTimer(self)
self.resizeTimer.setSingleShot(True)
return
def getLeftChannelDockWidget(self):
return self.pwSpecialDockWidgetInLeftChannel
def updateWindowTitle(self, changed = False):
#by mark; bruce 050810 revised this in several ways, fixed bug 785
"""
Update the window title (caption) at the top of the part window.
Example: "partname.mmp"
This implements the standard way most applications indicate that a
document has unsaved changes. On Mac OS X the close button will have
a modified look; on other platforms the window title will have
an '*' (asterisk).
@note: We'll want to experiment with this to make sure it
@param changed: If True, the document has unsaved changes.
@type changed: boolean
@see: U{B{windowTitle}<http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qwidget.html#windowTitle-prop>},
U{B{windowModified}<http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qwidget.html#windowModified-prop>}
"""
# WARNING: there is mostly-duplicated code in this method and in
# MWsemantics.update_mainwindow_caption. See the comment in that
# method for more info and todos. [bruce 081227 comment]
caption_fullpath = env.prefs[captionFullPath_prefs_key]
partname = "Untitled" # fallback value if no file yet
if self.assy.filename: #bruce 081227 cleanup: try -> if, etc
# self.assy.filename is always an empty string, even after a
# file has been opened with a complete name. Need to ask Bruce
# about this problem, resulting in a bug (i.e. the window title
# is always "Untitled". Mark 2008-01-02.
junk, basename = os.path.split(self.assy.filename)
if basename:
if caption_fullpath:
partname = os.path.normpath(self.assy.filename)
#fixed bug 453-1 ninad060721
else:
partname = basename
# WARNING: the following code differs in the two versions
# of this routine.
# The "[*]" placeholder below is modified or removed by Qt; see:
# http://doc.trolltech.com/4/qwidget.html#windowModified-prop
self.setWindowTitle(self.trUtf8(partname + '[*]'))
self.setWindowModified(changed) # replaces '[*]' by '' or '*'
return
def collapseLeftArea(self, hideLeftArea = True):
"""
Make the left area collapsible (via the splitter). The left area
will be hidden (collapsed,actually) if I{hideLeftArea} is True
(the default).
"""
self._previous_splitterPosition = self.pwLeftArea.width()
if hideLeftArea:
self.pwSplitter.setCollapsible(0, True)
self.setSplitterPosition(pos = 0)
return
def expandLeftArea(self):
"""
Expand the left area.
@see: L{MWsemantics._showFullScreenCommonCode()} for an example
showing how it is used.
"""
self.setSplitterPosition(pos = self._previous_splitterPosition)
self.pwSplitter.setCollapsible(0, False)
self.pwLeftArea.setMinimumWidth(PM_MINIMUM_WIDTH)
self.pwLeftArea.setMaximumWidth(PM_MAXIMUM_WIDTH)
return
def updatePropertyManagerTab(self, tab): #Ninad 061207
"Update the Properties Manager tab with 'tab' "
self.parent.glpane.gl_update_confcorner()
#bruce 070627, since PM affects confcorner appearance
if self.propertyManagerScrollArea.widget():
# The following is necessary to get rid of those C object
# deleted errors (and the resulting bugs)
lastwidgetobject = self.propertyManagerScrollArea.takeWidget()
if lastwidgetobject:
# bruce 071018 revised this code; see my comment on same
# code in PM_Dialog
try:
lastwidgetobject.update_props_if_needed_before_closing
except AttributeError:
if 1 or debug_flags.atom_debug:
msg1 = "Last PropMgr %r doesn't have method" % lastwidgetobject
msg2 =" update_props_if_needed_before_closing. That's"
msg3 = " OK (for now, only implemented for Plane PM). "
msg4 = "Ignoring Exception: "
print_compact_traceback(msg1 + msg2 + msg3 + msg4)
else:
lastwidgetobject.update_props_if_needed_before_closing()
lastwidgetobject.hide()
# @ ninad 061212 perhaps hiding the widget is not needed
self.pwProjectTabWidget.removeTab(
self.pwProjectTabWidget.indexOf(self.propertyManagerScrollArea))
# Set the PropertyManager tab scroll area to the appropriate widget.
self.propertyManagerScrollArea.setWidget(tab)
self.pwProjectTabWidget.addTab(
self.propertyManagerScrollArea,
geticon("ui/modeltree/Property_Manager.png"),
"")
self.pwProjectTabWidget.setCurrentIndex(
self.pwProjectTabWidget.indexOf(self.propertyManagerScrollArea))
return
def KLUGE_current_PropertyManager(self):
#bruce 070627; revised 070829 as part of fixing bug 2523
"""
Return the current Property Manager widget (whether or not its tab is
chosen, but only if it has a tab), or None if there is not one.
@warning: This method's existence (not only its implementation)
is a kluge, since the right way to access that would be by asking
the "command sequencer";
but that's not yet implemented, so this is the best we can do for now.
Also, it would be better to get the top command and talk to it, not
its PM (a QWidget). Also, whatever calls this will be making
assumptions about that PM which are really only the command's business.
So in short, every call of this is in need of cleanup once we have a
working "command sequencer". (That's true of many things related to
PMs, not only this method.)
@warning: The return values are (presumably) widgets, but they can
also be mode objects and generator objects, due to excessive use of
multiple inheritance in the current PM code. So be careful what you
do with them -- they might have lots of extra methods/attrs,
and setting your own attrs in them might mess things up.
"""
res = self.propertyManagerScrollArea.widget()
if not hasattr(res, 'done_btn'):
# not sure what widget this is otherwise, but it is a widget
# (not None) for the default mode, at least on startup, so just
# return None in this case
return None
# Sometimes this PM remains present from a prior command, even when
# there is no longer a tab for the PM. As part of fixing bug 2523
# we have to avoid returning it in that case. How we do that is a kluge,
# but hopefully this entire kluge function can be dispensed with soon.
# This change also fixes bug 2522 on the Mac (but not on Windows --
# for that, we needed to intercept removeTab in separate code above).
index = self.pwProjectTabWidget.indexOf(
self.propertyManagerScrollArea)
if index == -1:
return None
# Due to bugs in other code, sometimes the PM tab is left in place,
# though the PM itself is hidden. To avoid finding the PM in that case,
# also check whether it's hidden. This will fix the CC part of a new bug
# just reported by Keith in email (when hitting Ok in DNA Gen).
if res.isHidden(): # probably a QWidget method [bruce 080205 comment]
return None
return res
def dismiss(self):
self.parent.removePartWindow(self)
return
def setSplitterPosition(self, pos = PM_DEFAULT_WIDTH, setDefault = True):
"""
Set the position of the splitter between the left area and graphics area
so that the width of the container holding the model tree (and
property manager) is I{pos} pixels wide.
@param pos: The splitter position (in pixel units).
@type pos: int
@param setDefault: If True (the default), I{pos} becomes the new default
position.
@type setDefault: boolean
"""
self.pwSplitter.moveSplitter(pos, 1)
if _DEBUG:
print "New Splitter Position: %d (setDefault=%d)" \
% (pos, setDefault)
if setDefault:
self.splitterPosition = pos
return
def resizeEvent(self, event):
"""
This reimplementation of QWidget.resizeEvent is here to deal with the
undesired behavior of the splitter while resizing the part window.
Normally, the splitter will drift back and forth while resizing
the part window. This forces the splitter to stay fixed during
resize operations.
"""
# When self.resizeTimer.isActive() = True, the partwindow is being
# resized. This is checked by the resizeEvent handler in LeftFrame
# to determine if the splitter is being moved by the user or
# programmably by self's resizeEvent.
if self.resizeTimer.isActive():
self.resizeTimer.stop() # Stop the timer.
self.resizeTimer.start( 500 ) # (Re)strand a .5 second singleshot timer.
self.setSplitterPosition(self.splitterPosition, setDefault = False)
QWidget.resizeEvent(self, event)
return
def setObjectName(self, *args):
QWidget.setObjectName(self, *args)
if hasattr(self, 'edit'):
self.edit.initialize('xpath_edit_'+unicode(self.objectName()))