class LanguageManager():
mInstance = None
def instance():
if (not LanguageManager.mInstance):
LanguageManager.mInstance = LanguageManager()
return LanguageManager.mInstance
def deleteInstance():
del LanguageManager.mInstance
LanguageManager.mInstance = None
##
# Installs the translators on the application for Qt and Tiled. Should be
# called again when the language changes.
##
def installTranslators(self):
# Delete previous translators
del self.mQtTranslator
del self.mAppTranslator
self.mQtTranslator = QTranslator()
self.mAppTranslator = QTranslator()
language = preferences.Preferences.instance().language()
if language == '':
language = QLocale.system().name()
qtTranslationsDir = QLibraryInfo.location(
QLibraryInfo.TranslationsPath)
if (self.mQtTranslator.load("qt_" + language, qtTranslationsDir)):
QCoreApplication.installTranslator(self.mQtTranslator)
else:
del self.mQtTranslator
self.mQtTranslator = None
if (self.mAppTranslator.load("tiled_" + language,
self.mTranslationsDir)):
QCoreApplication.installTranslator(self.mAppTranslator)
else:
del self.mAppTranslator
self.mAppTranslator = None
##
# Returns the available languages as a list of country codes.
##
def availableLanguages(self):
if (self.mLanguages.isEmpty()):
self.loadAvailableLanguages()
return self.mLanguages
def __init__(self):
self.mQtTranslator = None
self.mAppTranslator = None
self.mLanguages = QStringList()
self.mTranslationsDir, _ = os.path.split(sys.argv[0])
if sys.platform == 'win32':
self.mTranslationsDir += "/../translations"
elif sys.platform == 'darwin':
self.mTranslationsDir += "/../Translations"
else:
self.mTranslationsDir += "/../share/tiled/translations"
def __del__(self):
del self.mQtTranslator
del self.mAppTranslator
def loadAvailableLanguages(self):
self.mLanguages.clear()
nameFilters = QStringList()
nameFilters.append("tiled_*.qm")
iterator = QDirIterator(self.mTranslationsDir, nameFilters,
QDir.Files | QDir.Readable)
while (iterator.hasNext()):
iterator.next()
baseName = iterator.fileInfo().completeBaseName()
# Cut off "tiled_" from the start
self.mLanguages.append(baseName[6:])
class CommandLineParser():
def __init__(self):
self.mCurrentProgramName = QString()
self.mOptions = QVector()
self.mShowHelp = False
self.mLongestArgument = 0
self.mFilesToOpen = QStringList()
def tr(self, sourceText, disambiguation = '', n = -1):
return QCoreApplication.translate('CommandLineParser', sourceText, disambiguation, n)
def trUtf8(self, sourceText, disambiguation = '', n = -1):
return QCoreApplication.translate('CommandLineParser', sourceText, disambiguation, n)
##
# Registers an option with the parser. When an option with the given
# \a shortName or \a longName is encountered, \a callback is called with
# \a data as its only parameter.
##
def registerOption(self, *args):
l = len(args)
if l==4:
##
# Convenience overload that allows registering an option with a callback
# as a member function of a class. The class type and the member function
# are given as template parameters, while the instance is passed in as
# \a handler.
#
# \overload
##
handler, shortName, longName, help = args
self.registerOption(MemberFunctionCall, handler, shortName, longName, help)
elif l==5:
callback, data, shortName, longName, help = args
self.mOptions.append(CommandLineParser.Option(callback, data, shortName, longName, help))
length = longName.length()
if (self.mLongestArgument < length):
self.mLongestArgument = length
##
# Parses the given \a arguments. Returns False when the application is not
# expected to run (either there was a parsing error, or the help was
# requested).
##
def parse(self, arguments):
self.mFilesToOpen.clear()
self.mShowHelp = False
todo = QStringList(arguments)
self.mCurrentProgramName = QFileInfo(todo.takeFirst()).fileName()
index = 0
noMoreArguments = False
while (not todo.isEmpty()):
index += 1
arg = todo.takeFirst()
if (arg.isEmpty()):
continue
if (noMoreArguments or arg.at(0) != '-'):
self.mFilesToOpen.append(arg)
continue
if (arg.length() == 1):
# Traditionally a single hyphen means read file from stdin,
# write file to stdout. This isn't supported right now.
qWarning(self.tr("Bad argument %d: lonely hyphen"%index))
self.showHelp()
return False
# Long options
if (arg.at(1) == '-'):
# Double hypen "--" means no more options will follow
if (arg.length() == 2):
noMoreArguments = True
continue
if (not self.handleLongOption(arg)):
qWarning(self.tr("Unknown long argument %d: %s"%(index, arg)))
self.mShowHelp = True
break
continue
# Short options
for i in range(1, arg.length()):
c = arg.at(i)
if (not self.handleShortOption(c)):
qWarning(self.tr("Unknown short argument %d.%d: %s"%(index, i, c)))
self.mShowHelp = True
break
if (self.mShowHelp):
self.showHelp()
return False
return True
##
# Returns the files to open that were found among the arguments.
##
def filesToOpen(self):
return QList(self.mFilesToOpen)
def showHelp(self):
qWarning(self.tr("Usage:\n %s [options] [files...]"%self.mCurrentProgramName) + "\n\n" + self.tr("Options:"))
qWarning(" -h %-*s : %s", self.mLongestArgument, "--help", self.tr("Display this help"))
for option in self.mOptions:
if (not option.shortName.isNull()):
qWarning(" -%c %-*s : %s",
option.shortName.toLatin1(),
self.mLongestArgument, option.longName,
option.help)
else:
qWarning(" %-*s : %s",
self.mLongestArgument, option.longName,
option.help)
qWarning()
def handleLongOption(self, longName):
if (longName == "--help"):
self.mShowHelp = True
return True
for option in self.mOptions:
if (longName == option.longName):
option.callback(option.data)
return True
return False
def handleShortOption(self, c):
if (c == 'h'):
self.mShowHelp = True
return True
for option in self.mOptions:
if (c == option.shortName):
option.callback(option.data)
return True
return False
##
# Internal definition of a command line option.
##
class Option():
def __init__(self, *args):
l = len(args)
callback = Callback()
shortName = QChar()
longName = QString()
help = QString()
if l==0:
self.callback = 0
self.data = 0
elif l==5:
callback = args[0]
data = args[1]
shortName = args[2]
longName = args[3]
help = args[4]
self.callback = callback
self.data = data
self.shortName = shortName
self.longName = longName
self.help = help
class LanguageManager():
mInstance = None
def instance():
if (not LanguageManager.mInstance):
LanguageManager.mInstance = LanguageManager()
return LanguageManager.mInstance
def deleteInstance():
del LanguageManager.mInstance
LanguageManager.mInstance = None
##
# Installs the translators on the application for Qt and Tiled. Should be
# called again when the language changes.
##
def installTranslators(self):
# Delete previous translators
del self.mQtTranslator
del self.mAppTranslator
self.mQtTranslator = QTranslator()
self.mAppTranslator = QTranslator()
language = preferences.Preferences.instance().language()
if language=='':
language = QLocale.system().name()
qtTranslationsDir = QLibraryInfo.location(QLibraryInfo.TranslationsPath)
if (self.mQtTranslator.load("qt_" + language, qtTranslationsDir)):
QCoreApplication.installTranslator(self.mQtTranslator)
else:
del self.mQtTranslator
self.mQtTranslator = None
if (self.mAppTranslator.load("tiled_" + language, self.mTranslationsDir)):
QCoreApplication.installTranslator(self.mAppTranslator)
else:
del self.mAppTranslator
self.mAppTranslator = None
##
# Returns the available languages as a list of country codes.
##
def availableLanguages(self):
if (self.mLanguages.isEmpty()):
self.loadAvailableLanguages()
return self.mLanguages
def __init__(self):
self.mQtTranslator = None
self.mAppTranslator = None
self.mLanguages = QStringList()
self.mTranslationsDir, _ = os.path.split(sys.argv[0])
if sys.platform == 'win32':
self.mTranslationsDir += "/../translations"
elif sys.platform == 'darwin':
self.mTranslationsDir += "/../Translations"
else:
self.mTranslationsDir += "/../share/tiled/translations"
def __del__(self):
del self.mQtTranslator
del self.mAppTranslator
def loadAvailableLanguages(self):
self.mLanguages.clear()
nameFilters = QStringList()
nameFilters.append("tiled_*.qm")
iterator = QDirIterator(self.mTranslationsDir, nameFilters, QDir.Files | QDir.Readable)
while (iterator.hasNext()):
iterator.next()
baseName = iterator.fileInfo().completeBaseName()
# Cut off "tiled_" from the start
self.mLanguages.append(baseName[6:])
class CommandLineParser():
def __init__(self):
self.mCurrentProgramName = QString()
self.mOptions = QVector()
self.mShowHelp = False
self.mLongestArgument = 0
self.mFilesToOpen = QStringList()
def tr(self, sourceText, disambiguation='', n=-1):
return QCoreApplication.translate('CommandLineParser', sourceText,
disambiguation, n)
def trUtf8(self, sourceText, disambiguation='', n=-1):
return QCoreApplication.translate('CommandLineParser', sourceText,
disambiguation, n)
##
# Registers an option with the parser. When an option with the given
# \a shortName or \a longName is encountered, \a callback is called with
# \a data as its only parameter.
##
def registerOption(self, *args):
l = len(args)
if l == 4:
##
# Convenience overload that allows registering an option with a callback
# as a member function of a class. The class type and the member function
# are given as template parameters, while the instance is passed in as
# \a handler.
#
# \overload
##
handler, shortName, longName, help = args
self.registerOption(MemberFunctionCall, handler, shortName,
longName, help)
elif l == 5:
callback, data, shortName, longName, help = args
self.mOptions.append(
CommandLineParser.Option(callback, data, shortName, longName,
help))
length = longName.length()
if (self.mLongestArgument < length):
self.mLongestArgument = length
##
# Parses the given \a arguments. Returns False when the application is not
# expected to run (either there was a parsing error, or the help was
# requested).
##
def parse(self, arguments):
self.mFilesToOpen.clear()
self.mShowHelp = False
todo = QStringList(arguments)
self.mCurrentProgramName = QFileInfo(todo.takeFirst()).fileName()
index = 0
noMoreArguments = False
while (not todo.isEmpty()):
index += 1
arg = todo.takeFirst()
if (arg.isEmpty()):
continue
if (noMoreArguments or arg.at(0) != '-'):
self.mFilesToOpen.append(arg)
continue
if (arg.length() == 1):
# Traditionally a single hyphen means read file from stdin,
# write file to stdout. This isn't supported right now.
qWarning(self.tr("Bad argument %d: lonely hyphen" % index))
self.showHelp()
return False
# Long options
if (arg.at(1) == '-'):
# Double hypen "--" means no more options will follow
if (arg.length() == 2):
noMoreArguments = True
continue
if (not self.handleLongOption(arg)):
qWarning(
self.tr("Unknown long argument %d: %s" % (index, arg)))
self.mShowHelp = True
break
continue
# Short options
for i in range(1, arg.length()):
c = arg.at(i)
if (not self.handleShortOption(c)):
qWarning(
self.tr("Unknown short argument %d.%d: %s" %
(index, i, c)))
self.mShowHelp = True
break
if (self.mShowHelp):
self.showHelp()
return False
return True
##
# Returns the files to open that were found among the arguments.
##
def filesToOpen(self):
return QList(self.mFilesToOpen)
def showHelp(self):
qWarning(
self.tr("Usage:\n %s [options] [files...]" %
self.mCurrentProgramName) + "\n\n" + self.tr("Options:"))
qWarning(" -h %-*s : %s", self.mLongestArgument, "--help",
self.tr("Display this help"))
for option in self.mOptions:
if (not option.shortName.isNull()):
qWarning(" -%c %-*s : %s", option.shortName.toLatin1(),
self.mLongestArgument, option.longName, option.help)
else:
qWarning(" %-*s : %s", self.mLongestArgument,
option.longName, option.help)
qWarning()
def handleLongOption(self, longName):
if (longName == "--help"):
self.mShowHelp = True
return True
for option in self.mOptions:
if (longName == option.longName):
option.callback(option.data)
return True
return False
def handleShortOption(self, c):
if (c == 'h'):
self.mShowHelp = True
return True
for option in self.mOptions:
if (c == option.shortName):
option.callback(option.data)
return True
return False
##
# Internal definition of a command line option.
##
class Option():
def __init__(self, *args):
l = len(args)
callback = Callback()
shortName = QChar()
longName = QString()
help = QString()
if l == 0:
self.callback = 0
self.data = 0
elif l == 5:
callback = args[0]
data = args[1]
shortName = args[2]
longName = args[3]
help = args[4]
self.callback = callback
self.data = data
self.shortName = shortName
self.longName = longName
self.help = help