def __init__(self):
#Call my dialog parent constructor
super(MyDialog, self).__init__()
#Call template generated from qtdesigner
self.ui = Ui_Dialog()
self.ui.setupUi(self)
#Add inner state variable
self.state = PivotGuiInner.PandasPivotGuiInner()
#Start gui
self.show()
def __init__(self):
# Call my dialog parent constructor
super(MyDialog, self).__init__()
# Call template generated from qtdesigner
self.ui = Ui_Dialog()
self.ui.setupUi(self)
# Add inner state variable
self.state = PivotGuiInner.PandasPivotGuiInner()
# Start gui
self.show()
class MyDialog(QtGui.QMainWindow):
def __init__(self):
# Call my dialog parent constructor
super(MyDialog, self).__init__()
# Call template generated from qtdesigner
self.ui = Ui_Dialog()
self.ui.setupUi(self)
# Add inner state variable
self.state = PivotGuiInner.PandasPivotGuiInner()
# Start gui
self.show()
def listFieldKeyPressEvent(self, event):
if type(event) == QtGui.QKeyEvent:
# here accept the event and do something
keys = {"r": 82, "c": 67, "v": 86, "uarrow": 16777235, "darrow": 16777237}
# up key
if event.key() == 82:
# Clone selected item
it = self.ui.listFields.currentItem().clone()
# Add to rows
self.ui.listRows.addItem(it)
if event.key() == 67:
# Clone selected item
it = self.ui.listFields.currentItem().clone()
# Add to rows
self.ui.listCols.addItem(it)
if event.key() == 86:
# Clone selected item
it = self.ui.listFields.currentItem().clone()
# Add to rows
self.ui.listValues.addItem(it)
print event.key()
event.accept()
self.updateState()
pt = self.state.makePT()
print pt
lists = [self.state.rowLabels, self.state.columnLabels, self.state.valueLabels]
print lists
else:
event.ignore()
def clearFilter(self):
self.ui.listFields.clear()
self.ui.listCols.clear()
self.ui.listRows.clear()
self.ui.listValues.clear()
self.updateState()
def updateFilter(self, listType, listLabels):
listType.clear()
for item in listLabels:
item = QtGui.QListWidgetItem(str(item))
listType.addItem(item)
def initialise(self):
"""updates Gui to reflect the internal state of the pt"""
self.clearFilter()
# Update the filter fields
fields = self.state.getFields()
self.updateFilter(self.ui.listFields, fields) # This is using pandas
self.updateState()
# Set filters to be all items in all fields
for fld in self.state.fieldLabels:
self.state.getItems(fld)
self.state.filters[(fld, "All")] = self.state.itemLabels
def updateState(self):
"""Updates internal state to reflect GUI"""
list = self.ui.listFields
self.state.fieldLabels = [str(list.item(j).text()) for j in range(0, len(list))]
list = self.ui.listRows
self.state.rowLabels = [str(list.item(j).text()) for j in range(0, len(list))]
list = self.ui.listCols
self.state.columnLabels = [str(list.item(j).text()) for j in range(0, len(list))]
list = self.ui.listValues
self.state.valueLabels = [str(list.item(j).text()) for j in range(0, len(list))]
# list = self.ui.listFilters
# self.state.itemLabels = [str(list.item(j).text()) for j in range(0,len(list))]
def updateFilters(self, item):
""" Takes an item that is activated in lists and displays itemField """
itLabel = str(item.text())
self.state.getItems(itLabel)
self.updateFilter(self.ui.listFilters, self.state.itemLabels)
# to keep track of which field selection will respond to
self.state.filterField = itLabel
x = self.ui.listFilters.item(0)
# Highlight the current filter fields
def createFilter(self):
""" Creates list of items from selected filter fields and saves to dict of filters with key (fieldname, filtername)"""
filterItems = [str(it.text()) for it in self.ui.listFilters.selectedItems()]
filterItems = np.array(filterItems)
filterLabel = self.ui.FilterName.toPlainText()
filterField = self.state.filterField
self.state.filters[(filterField, filterLabel)] = filterItems
# print self.state.filters[(filterField,filterLabel)]
# print self.state.filters.keys()
def makePT(self):
self.state.makePT()
self.displayDT()
def displayDT(self):
import IPython.core.display as display
df = self.state.PTresult
display.display(df)
table = self.ui.displayTable
table.setColumnCount(len(df.columns))
table.setRowCount(len(df.index))
for i in range(len(df.index)):
for j in range(len(df.columns)):
table.setItem(i, j, QtGui.QTableWidgetItem(str(df.iget_value(i, j))))
def getResult(self):
return self.state.PTresult
class MyDialog(QtGui.QMainWindow):
def __init__(self):
#Call my dialog parent constructor
super(MyDialog, self).__init__()
#Call template generated from qtdesigner
self.ui = Ui_Dialog()
self.ui.setupUi(self)
#Add inner state variable
self.state = PivotGuiInner.PandasPivotGuiInner()
#Start gui
self.show()
def listFieldKeyPressEvent(self, event):
if type(event) == QtGui.QKeyEvent:
#here accept the event and do something
keys = {
'r': 82,
'c': 67,
'v': 86,
'uarrow': 16777235,
'darrow': 16777237
}
#up key
if event.key() == 82:
#Clone selected item
it = self.ui.listFields.currentItem().clone()
#Add to rows
self.ui.listRows.addItem(it)
if event.key() == 67:
#Clone selected item
it = self.ui.listFields.currentItem().clone()
#Add to rows
self.ui.listCols.addItem(it)
if event.key() == 86:
#Clone selected item
it = self.ui.listFields.currentItem().clone()
#Add to rows
self.ui.listValues.addItem(it)
print event.key()
event.accept()
self.updateState()
pt = self.state.makePT()
print pt
lists = [
self.state.rowLabels, self.state.columnLabels,
self.state.valueLabels
]
print lists
else:
event.ignore()
def clearFilter(self):
self.ui.listFields.clear()
self.ui.listCols.clear()
self.ui.listRows.clear()
self.ui.listValues.clear()
self.updateState()
def updateFilter(self, listType, listLabels):
listType.clear()
for item in listLabels:
item = QtGui.QListWidgetItem(str(item))
listType.addItem(item)
def initialise(self):
'''updates Gui to reflect the internal state of the pt'''
self.clearFilter()
#Update the filter fields
fields = self.state.getFields()
self.updateFilter(self.ui.listFields, fields) #This is using pandas
self.updateState()
#Set filters to be all items in all fields
for fld in self.state.fieldLabels:
self.state.getItems(fld)
self.state.filters[(fld, 'All')] = self.state.itemLabels
def updateState(self):
'''Updates internal state to reflect GUI'''
list = self.ui.listFields
self.state.fieldLabels = [
str(list.item(j).text()) for j in range(0, len(list))
]
list = self.ui.listRows
self.state.rowLabels = [
str(list.item(j).text()) for j in range(0, len(list))
]
list = self.ui.listCols
self.state.columnLabels = [
str(list.item(j).text()) for j in range(0, len(list))
]
list = self.ui.listValues
self.state.valueLabels = [
str(list.item(j).text()) for j in range(0, len(list))
]
# list = self.ui.listFilters
# self.state.itemLabels = [str(list.item(j).text()) for j in range(0,len(list))]
def updateFilters(self, item):
''' Takes an item that is activated in lists and displays itemField '''
itLabel = str(item.text())
self.state.getItems(itLabel)
self.updateFilter(self.ui.listFilters, self.state.itemLabels)
#to keep track of which field selection will respond to
self.state.filterField = itLabel
x = self.ui.listFilters.item(0)
#Highlight the current filter fields
def createFilter(self):
''' Creates list of items from selected filter fields and saves to dict of filters with key (fieldname, filtername)'''
filterItems = [
str(it.text()) for it in self.ui.listFilters.selectedItems()
]
filterItems = np.array(filterItems)
filterLabel = self.ui.FilterName.toPlainText()
filterField = self.state.filterField
self.state.filters[(filterField, filterLabel)] = filterItems
#print self.state.filters[(filterField,filterLabel)]
#print self.state.filters.keys()
def makePT(self):
self.state.makePT()
self.displayDT()
def displayDT(self):
import IPython.core.display as display
df = self.state.PTresult
display.display(df)
table = self.ui.displayTable
table.setColumnCount(len(df.columns))
table.setRowCount(len(df.index))
for i in range(len(df.index)):
for j in range(len(df.columns)):
table.setItem(i, j,
QtGui.QTableWidgetItem(str(df.iget_value(i, j))))
def getResult(self):
return self.state.PTresult
