def get_number_of_active_alarms(self):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.alarms_select_count)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
row = cur.fetchone()
return row['A_active_alarms']
def get_last_search(self):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.timerproperties_select_search)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
return cur.fetchone()['TP_last_search']
def _activate_alarm(self, alarm):
# If one of the loops that call this method lasts long enough (and
# the're not run on the main thread), the database may be closed
# meanwhile; however this function seems to terminate safely without
# the need of further tests here
if 'alarmid' not in alarm:
alarmid = self._insert_alarm(id_=alarm['id_'],
start=alarm['start'],
end=alarm['end'],
origalarm=alarm['alarm'],
# Note that here passing None is correct (do
# not pass False)
snooze=None)
else:
alarmid = alarm['alarmid']
# Occurrence dictionaries store active alarms with False, not None
if alarm['alarm']:
filename = alarm['filename']
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
# Note that here using None is correct (do not use False)
cursor.execute(queries.alarms_update_id, (None, alarmid))
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
alarm_event.signal(filename=alarm['filename'],
id_=alarm['id_'],
alarmid=alarmid,
start=alarm['start'],
end=alarm['end'],
alarm=alarm['alarm'])
def get_last_search(self):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.timerproperties_select_search)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
return cur.fetchone()['TP_last_search']
def set_last_search(self, tstamp):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
# Use a UTC timestamp, so that even if the local time zone is changed
# on the system, the timer behaves properly
cur.execute(queries.timerproperties_update, (tstamp, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
def get_all_valid_item_rules(self):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_select_all, (self.rules_to_string([]), ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
return cursor
def handle_history_delete(filename, action, jparams, hid, type_, itemid):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
do_delete_link(cursor, itemid)
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
history_delete_event.signal(filename=filename, id_=itemid)
def select_links(filename):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.links_select)
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
return cursor.fetchall()
def get_alarms(self, mint, maxt, occs):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.alarms_select)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
for row in cur:
origalarm = row['A_alarm']
# Do not assign None here so that it's possible to distinguish
# between occurrences without alarm and occurrences with active
# alarm when they're mixed together
# Storing False ensures consistent behaviour with None when doing
# generic boolean tests
snooze = False if row['A_snooze'] is None else row['A_snooze']
alarmd = {'filename': self.filename,
'id_': row['A_item'],
'alarmid': row['A_id'],
'start': row['A_start'],
'end': row['A_end'],
'alarm': snooze}
# If the alarm is not added to occs, add it to the active
# dictionary if it's active (but not snoozed)
# Note that if the alarm is active but its time values are included
# between mint and maxt, the alarm is added to the main dictionary,
# not the active one
# Also note that the second argument must be origalarm, not snooze,
# in fact it's used to *update* the occurrence (if present) using
# the new snooze time stored in alarmd
if not occs.update(alarmd, origalarm) and snooze is False:
occs.move_active(alarmd, origalarm)
def reset_modified_state(self):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
self.changes = [row for row in cur.execute(queries.alarms_select)]
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
self.modified_state = False
def find_back_links(filename, id_):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.links_select_target, (id_, ))
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
return [row['L_id'] for row in cursor.fetchall()]
def get_all_item_rules(self):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_select)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
return cursor
def get_all_item_rules(self):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_select)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
return cursor
def get_all_valid_item_rules(self):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_select_all, (self.rules_to_string([]), ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
return cursor
def reset_modified_state(self):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
self.changes = [row for row in cur.execute(queries.alarms_select)]
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
self.modified_state = False
def _activate_alarm(self, alarm):
# If one of the loops that call this method lasts long enough (and
# the're not run on the main thread), the database may be closed
# meanwhile; however this function seems to terminate safely without
# the need of further tests here
if 'alarmid' not in alarm:
alarmid = self._insert_alarm(
id_=alarm['id_'],
start=alarm['start'],
end=alarm['end'],
origalarm=alarm['alarm'],
# Note that here passing None is correct (do
# not pass False)
snooze=None)
else:
alarmid = alarm['alarmid']
# Occurrence dictionaries store active alarms with False, not None
if alarm['alarm']:
filename = alarm['filename']
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
# Note that here using None is correct (do not use False)
cursor.execute(queries.alarms_update_id, (None, alarmid))
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
alarm_event.signal(filename=alarm['filename'],
id_=alarm['id_'],
alarmid=alarmid,
start=alarm['start'],
end=alarm['end'],
alarm=alarm['alarm'])
def get_alarms(self, mint, maxt, occs):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.alarms_select)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
for row in cur:
origalarm = row['A_alarm']
# Do not assign None here so that it's possible to distinguish
# between occurrences without alarm and occurrences with active
# alarm when they're mixed together
# Storing False ensures consistent behaviour with None when doing
# generic boolean tests
snooze = False if row['A_snooze'] is None else row['A_snooze']
alarmd = {
'filename': self.filename,
'id_': row['A_item'],
'alarmid': row['A_id'],
'start': row['A_start'],
'end': row['A_end'],
'alarm': snooze
}
# If the alarm is not added to occs, add it to the active
# dictionary if it's active (but not snoozed)
# Note that if the alarm is active but its time values are included
# between mint and maxt, the alarm is added to the main dictionary,
# not the active one
# Also note that the second argument must be origalarm, not snooze,
# in fact it's used to *update* the occurrence (if present) using
# the new snooze time stored in alarmd
if not occs.update(alarmd, origalarm) and snooze is False:
occs.move_active(alarmd, origalarm)
def select_alarms_log(self):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.alarmsofflog_select_order)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
return cursor
def get_number_of_active_alarms(self):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.alarms_select_count)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
row = cur.fetchone()
return row['A_active_alarms']
def select_alarms_log(self):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.alarmsofflog_select_order)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
return cursor
def copy_item_rules(self, id_):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.rules_select_id, (id_, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
return cur.fetchone()
def copy_item_rules(self, id_):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.rules_select_id, (id_, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
return cur.fetchone()
def find_back_links(filename, id_):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.links_select_target, (id_, ))
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
return [row['L_id'] for row in cursor.fetchall()]
def select_links(filename):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.links_select)
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
return cursor.fetchall()
def handle_history_delete(filename, action, jparams, hid, type_, itemid):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
do_delete_link(cursor, itemid)
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
history_delete_event.signal(filename=filename, id_=itemid)
def set_last_search(self, tstamp):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
# Use a UTC timestamp, so that even if the local time zone is changed
# on the system, the timer behaves properly
cur.execute(queries.timerproperties_update, (tstamp, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
def handle_history_update(filename, action, jparams, hid, type_, itemid):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
do_update_link(filename, cursor,
int(jparams) if jparams is not None else None, itemid)
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
history_update_event.signal(filename=filename, id_=itemid)
def _insert_alarm_log(self, id_, reason, text):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
# Also store the text, otherwise it won't be possible to retrieve it if
# the item has been deleted meanwhile
cursor.execute(queries.alarmsofflog_insert, (id_, reason, text))
cursor.execute(queries.alarmsofflog_delete_clean, self.log_limits)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
def handle_history_update(filename, action, jparams, hid, type_, itemid):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
do_update_link(filename, cursor,
int(jparams) if jparams is not None else None, itemid)
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
history_update_event.signal(filename=filename, id_=itemid)
def _insert_alarm(self, id_, start, end, origalarm, snooze):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.alarms_insert,
(id_, start, end, origalarm, snooze))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
aid = cur.lastrowid
return aid
def _insert_alarm_log(self, id_, reason, text):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
# Also store the text, otherwise it won't be possible to retrieve it if
# the item has been deleted meanwhile
cursor.execute(queries.alarmsofflog_insert, (id_, reason, text))
cursor.execute(queries.alarmsofflog_delete_clean, self.log_limits)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
def _insert_alarm(self, id_, start, end, origalarm, snooze):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.alarms_insert, (id_, start, end, origalarm,
snooze))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
aid = cur.lastrowid
return aid
def update_alarm_log_soft_limit(self, limit):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.alarmsproperties_update, (limit, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
self.modified_state = True
self.log_limits[0] = limit
def update_alarm_log_soft_limit(self, limit):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.alarmsproperties_update, (limit, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
self.modified_state = True
self.log_limits[0] = limit
def _handle_history_update(self, filename, action, jparams, hid, type_,
itemid):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_update_id, (jparams, itemid))
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
history_update_event.signal(filename=filename, id_=itemid,
rules=self.string_to_rules(jparams))
def check_pending_changes(self):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
change_state = self.changes != [row for row in
cur.execute(queries.alarms_select)]
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
if change_state or self.modified_state:
core_api.set_modified(self.filename)
def _handle_history_update(self, filename, action, jparams, hid, type_,
itemid):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_update_id, (jparams, itemid))
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
history_update_event.signal(filename=filename, id_=itemid,
rules=self.string_to_rules(jparams))
def get_item_rules(self, id_):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_select_id, (id_, ))
row = cursor.fetchone()
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
# The query should always return a result, so row should never be None
return self.string_to_rules(row['R_rules'])
def get_item_rules(self, id_):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_select_id, (id_, ))
row = cursor.fetchone()
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
# The query should always return a result, so row should never be None
return self.string_to_rules(row['R_rules'])
def insert_item(self, id_, group, description='Insert item'):
srules = self.rules_to_string([])
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_insert, (id_, srules, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
core_api.insert_history(self.filename, group, id_, 'rules_insert',
description, srules, None)
def check_pending_changes(self):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
change_state = self.changes != [
row for row in cur.execute(queries.alarms_select)
]
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
if change_state or self.modified_state:
core_api.set_modified(self.filename)
def find_first_broken_link(filename):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.links_select_target_broken)
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
try:
return row['L_id']
except TypeError:
return None
def insert_item(self, id_, group, description='Insert item'):
srules = self.rules_to_string([])
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_insert, (id_, srules, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
core_api.insert_history(self.filename, group, id_, 'rules_insert',
description, srules, None)
def find_first_broken_link(filename):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.links_select_target_broken)
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
try:
return row['L_id']
except TypeError:
return None
def post_init(self):
conf = coreaux_api.get_extension_configuration('organism_alarms')
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.alarmsproperties_select_history)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
self.log_limits = [cursor.fetchone()[0],
conf.get_int('log_time_limit'),
conf.get_int('log_hard_limit')]
def post_init(self):
conf = coreaux_api.get_extension_configuration('organism_alarms')
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.alarmsproperties_select_history)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
self.log_limits = [
cursor.fetchone()[0],
conf.get_int('log_time_limit'),
conf.get_int('log_hard_limit')
]
def find_link_target(filename, id_):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.links_select_id, (id_, ))
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
row = cursor.fetchone()
# If it's a valid link return its target id; if it's a broken link
# return None; if it's not a link return False
try:
return row['L_target']
except TypeError:
return False
def find_link_target(filename, id_):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.links_select_id, (id_, ))
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
row = cursor.fetchone()
# If it's a valid link return its target id; if it's a broken link
# return None; if it's not a link return False
try:
return row['L_target']
except TypeError:
return False
def break_links(filename, id_, group, description='Break links'):
# Break any links that point to the item
# Don't just delete those links, as it would leave their associated
# items in an unexpected state for the user (back to normal,
# undistinguished items); also this further action should be handled
# properly by the interface somehow
# Don't try to delete the links and their associated items, because
# silently deleting items that were not selected would be confusing;
# furthermore, theoretically link items are allowed (at least in the
# back-end) to have their own children, which should be deleted too
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.links_select_target, (id_, ))
ids = set()
rows = cursor.fetchall()
if rows:
for row in rows:
linkid = row['L_id']
ids.add(linkid)
do_update_link(filename, cursor, None, linkid)
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
core_api.insert_history(filename, group, linkid, 'link_update',
description, None, str(id_))
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
break_link_event.signal(filename=filename, ids=ids, oldtarget=id_)
else:
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
def break_links(filename, id_, group, description='Break links'):
# Break any links that point to the item
# Don't just delete those links, as it would leave their associated
# items in an unexpected state for the user (back to normal,
# undistinguished items); also this further action should be handled
# properly by the interface somehow
# Don't try to delete the links and their associated items, because
# silently deleting items that were not selected would be confusing;
# furthermore, theoretically link items are allowed (at least in the
# back-end) to have their own children, which should be deleted too
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.links_select_target, (id_, ))
ids = set()
rows = cursor.fetchall()
if rows:
for row in rows:
linkid = row['L_id']
ids.add(linkid)
do_update_link(filename, cursor, None, linkid)
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
core_api.insert_history(filename, group, linkid, 'link_update',
description, None, str(id_))
qconn = core_api.get_connection(filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
break_link_event.signal(filename=filename, ids=ids, oldtarget=id_)
else:
core_api.give_connection(filename, qconn)
def delete_alarms(self, id_, text):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.alarms_delete_item, (id_, ))
if cursor.rowcount > 0:
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
self._insert_alarm_log(id_, 2, text.partition('\n')[0])
# Signal the event after updating the database, so, for example,
# the tasklist can be correctly updated
alarm_off_event.signal(filename=self.filename, id_=id_)
else:
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
def delete_alarms(self, id_, text):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.alarms_delete_item, (id_, ))
if cursor.rowcount > 0:
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
self._insert_alarm_log(id_, 2, text.partition('\n')[0])
# Signal the event after updating the database, so, for example,
# the tasklist can be correctly updated
alarm_off_event.signal(filename=self.filename, id_=id_)
else:
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
def get_snoozed_alarms(self, last_search, occs):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.alarms_select)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
for row in cur:
itemid = row['A_item']
start = row['A_start']
end = row['A_end']
# Do not assign None here so that it's possible to distinguish
# between occurrences without alarm and occurrences with active
# alarm when they're mixed together
# Storing False ensures consistent behaviour with None when doing
# generic boolean tests
snooze = False if row['A_snooze'] is None else row['A_snooze']
# Check whether the snoozed alarm has a duplicate among the
# alarms found using the alarm rules, and in that case delete
# the latter; the creation of duplicates is possible especially
# when alarm searches are performed in rapid succession, for
# example when launching outspline with multiple databases
# automatically opened and many new alarms to be immediately
# activated
occs.try_delete_one(self.filename, itemid, start, end,
row['A_alarm'])
alarmd = {
'filename': self.filename,
'id_': itemid,
'alarmid': row['A_id'],
'start': start,
'end': end,
'alarm': snooze
}
# For safety, also check that there aren't any alarms with
# snooze <= last_search left (for example this may happen if an
# alarm is temporarily undone together with its item, and then it's
# restored with a redo)
# Note that whatever the value of last_search is, it doesn't really
# have the possibility to prevent the activation of a snoozed
# alarm, be it immediately or later (last_search can't be set on a
# future time)
if snooze and snooze > last_search:
occs.add_safe(last_search, alarmd)
else:
occs.add_old(alarmd)
def snooze_alarms(self, alarmsd, stime, newalarm):
for id_ in alarmsd:
for alarmid in alarmsd[id_]:
text = core_api.get_item_text(self.filename, id_)
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.alarms_update_id, (newalarm, alarmid))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
self._insert_alarm_log(id_, 0, text.partition('\n')[0])
# Signal the event after updating the database, so, for
# example, the tasklist can be correctly updated
alarm_off_event.signal(filename=self.filename, id_=id_,
alarmid=alarmid)
def get_snoozed_alarms(self, last_search, occs):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.alarms_select)
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
for row in cur:
itemid = row['A_item']
start = row['A_start']
end = row['A_end']
# Do not assign None here so that it's possible to distinguish
# between occurrences without alarm and occurrences with active
# alarm when they're mixed together
# Storing False ensures consistent behaviour with None when doing
# generic boolean tests
snooze = False if row['A_snooze'] is None else row['A_snooze']
# Check whether the snoozed alarm has a duplicate among the
# alarms found using the alarm rules, and in that case delete
# the latter; the creation of duplicates is possible especially
# when alarm searches are performed in rapid succession, for
# example when launching outspline with multiple databases
# automatically opened and many new alarms to be immediately
# activated
occs.try_delete_one(self.filename, itemid, start, end,
row['A_alarm'])
alarmd = {'filename': self.filename,
'id_': itemid,
'alarmid': row['A_id'],
'start': start,
'end': end,
'alarm': snooze}
# For safety, also check that there aren't any alarms with
# snooze <= last_search left (for example this may happen if an
# alarm is temporarily undone together with its item, and then it's
# restored with a redo)
# Note that whatever the value of last_search is, it doesn't really
# have the possibility to prevent the activation of a snoozed
# alarm, be it immediately or later (last_search can't be set on a
# future time)
if snooze and snooze > last_search:
occs.add_safe(last_search, alarmd)
else:
occs.add_old(alarmd)
def snooze_alarms(self, alarmsd, stime, newalarm):
for id_ in alarmsd:
for alarmid in alarmsd[id_]:
text = core_api.get_item_text(self.filename, id_)
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.alarms_update_id, (newalarm, alarmid))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
self._insert_alarm_log(id_, 0, text.partition('\n')[0])
# Signal the event after updating the database, so, for
# example, the tasklist can be correctly updated
alarm_off_event.signal(filename=self.filename,
id_=id_,
alarmid=alarmid)
def set_last_search_safe(self, tstamp):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.timerproperties_select_search)
last_search = cur.fetchone()['TP_last_search']
# It's possible that the database has last_search > tstamp, for example
# when a database has just been opened while others were already open:
# it would have a lower last_search than the other databases, and when
# the next occurrences are searched, all the databases' last_search
# values would be updated to the lower value, thus possibly
# reactivating old alarms
if tstamp > last_search:
# Use a UTC timestamp, so that even if the local time zone is
# changed on the system, the timer behaves properly
cur.execute(queries.timerproperties_update, (tstamp, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
def set_last_search_safe(self, tstamp):
conn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute(queries.timerproperties_select_search)
last_search = cur.fetchone()['TP_last_search']
# It's possible that the database has last_search > tstamp, for example
# when a database has just been opened while others were already open:
# it would have a lower last_search than the other databases, and when
# the next occurrences are searched, all the databases' last_search
# values would be updated to the lower value, thus possibly
# reactivating old alarms
if tstamp > last_search:
# Use a UTC timestamp, so that even if the local time zone is
# changed on the system, the timer behaves properly
cur.execute(queries.timerproperties_update, (tstamp, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, conn)
def delete_item_rules(self, id_, text, group,
description='Delete item rules'):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_select_id, (id_, ))
sel = cursor.fetchone()
# The query should always return a result, so sel should never be None
current_rules = sel['R_rules']
cursor.execute(queries.rules_delete_id, (id_, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
core_api.insert_history(self.filename, group, id_, 'rules_delete',
description, None, current_rules)
delete_item_rules_event.signal(filename=self.filename, id_=id_,
text=text)
def delete_item_rules(self, id_, text, group,
description='Delete item rules'):
qconn = core_api.get_connection(self.filename)
cursor = qconn.cursor()
cursor.execute(queries.rules_select_id, (id_, ))
sel = cursor.fetchone()
# The query should always return a result, so sel should never be None
current_rules = sel['R_rules']
cursor.execute(queries.rules_delete_id, (id_, ))
core_api.give_connection(self.filename, qconn)
core_api.insert_history(self.filename, group, id_, 'rules_delete',
description, None, current_rules)
delete_item_rules_event.signal(filename=self.filename, id_=id_,
text=text)
