Source code for taurus.qt.qtgui.container.taurusmainwindow

#!/usr/bin/env python

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"""
mainwindow.py: a main window implementation with many added features by default
"""

__all__ = ["TaurusMainWindow"]

__docformat__ = 'restructuredtext'

import os
import sys

from taurus import tauruscustomsettings
from taurus.external.qt import Qt
from taurusbasecontainer import TaurusBaseContainer

from taurus.qt.qtcore.configuration import BaseConfigurableClass
from taurus.qt.qtgui.util import ExternalAppAction
from taurus.qt.qtgui.dialog import protectTaurusMessageBox


class CommandArgsLineEdit(Qt.QLineEdit):
    ''' An specialized QLineEdit that can transform its text from/to command argument lists'''

    def __init__(self, extapp, *args):
        Qt.QLineEdit.__init__(self, *args)
        self._extapp = extapp
        self.textEdited.connect(self.setCmdText)

    def setCmdText(self, cmdargs):
        if not isinstance(cmdargs, (basestring, Qt.QString)):
            cmdargs = " ".join(cmdargs)
        self.setText(cmdargs)
        self._extapp.setCmdArgs(self.getCmdArgs(), False)

    def getCmdArgs(self):
        import shlex
        return shlex.split(str(self.text()))


class ConfigurationDialog(Qt.QDialog, BaseConfigurableClass):
    ''' A Configuration Dialog'''

    def __init__(self, parent):
        Qt.QDialog.__init__(self, parent)
        BaseConfigurableClass.__init__(self)
        self._tabwidget = Qt.QTabWidget()
        self.setModal(True)
        self.externalAppsPage = None
        self.setLayout(Qt.QVBoxLayout())
        self.layout().addWidget(self._tabwidget)

    def addExternalAppConfig(self, extapp):
        '''
        Creates an entry in the "External Apps" tab of the configuration dialog

        :param extapp: (ExternalAppAction) the external application that is to
                       be included in the configuration menu.
        '''
        if self.externalAppsPage is None:
            self.externalAppsPage = Qt.QScrollArea()
            w = Qt.QWidget()
            w.setLayout(Qt.QFormLayout())
            self.externalAppsPage.setWidget(w)
            self.externalAppsPage.setWidgetResizable(True)
            self._tabwidget.addTab(self.externalAppsPage,
                                   "External Application Paths")
        label = "Command line for %s" % unicode(extapp.text())
        editWidget = CommandArgsLineEdit(extapp, " ".join(extapp.cmdArgs()))
        #editWidget = Qt.QLineEdit(" ".join(extapp.cmdArgs()))
        self.externalAppsPage.widget().layout().addRow(label, editWidget)
        extapp.cmdArgsChanged.connect(editWidget.setCmdText)

    def deleteExternalAppConfig(self, extapp):
        '''Remove the given external application configuration from
        the "External Apps" tab of the configuration dialog

        :param extapp: (ExternalAppAction) the external application that is to
                       be included in the configuration menu.
        '''
        from taurus.external.qt import Qt
        layout = self.externalAppsPage.widget().layout()
        for cnt in reversed(range(layout.count())):
            widget = layout.itemAt(cnt).widget()
            if widget is not None:
                text = str(widget.text())  # command1
                if isinstance(widget, Qt.QLabel):
                    dialog_text = "Command line for %s" % unicode(
                        extapp.text())
                    if text == dialog_text:
                        layout.removeWidget(widget)
                        widget.close()
                else:
                    cmdargs = " ".join(extapp.cmdArgs())
                    if text == cmdargs:
                        layout.removeWidget(widget)
                        widget.close()

    def show(self):
        ''' calls :meth:`Qt.QDialog.show` only if there is something to configure'''
        if self._tabwidget.count():
            Qt.QDialog.show(self)


class Rpdb2Thread(Qt.QThread):

    def run(self):
        dialog = Rpdb2WaitDialog(parent=self.parent())
        dialog.exec_()


class Rpdb2WaitDialog(Qt.QMessageBox):

    def __init__(self, title=None, text=None, parent=None):
        if text is None:
            text = "Waitting for a debugger console to attach..."
        if title is None:
            title = "Rpdb2 waitting..."
        Qt.QMessageBox.__init__(self)
        self.addButton(Qt.QMessageBox.Ok)
        self.setWindowTitle(title)
        self.setText(text)
        self.button(Qt.QMessageBox.Ok).setEnabled(False)

        parent.rpdb2Started.connect(self.onStarted)

    def onStarted(self):
        self.setWindowTitle("Rpdb2 running!")
        self.setText("A rpdb2 debugger was started successfully!")
        self.button(Qt.QMessageBox.Ok).setEnabled(True)


[docs]class TaurusMainWindow(Qt.QMainWindow, TaurusBaseContainer): ''' A Taurus-aware QMainWindow with several customizations: - It takes care of (re)storing its geometry and state (see :meth:`loadSettings`) - Supports perspectives (programmatic access and, optionally, accessible by user), and allows defining a set of "factory settings" - It provides a customizable splashScreen (optional) - Supports spawning remote consoles and remote debugging - Supports full-screen mode toggling - Supports adding launchers to external applications - It provides a statusBar with an optional heart-beat LED - The following Menus are optionally provided and populated with basic actions: - File (accessible by derived classes as `self.fileMenu`) - View (accessible by derived classes as `self.viewMenu`) - Taurus (accessible by derived classes as `self.taurusMenu`) - Tools (accessible by derived classes as `self.toolsMenu`) - Help (accessible by derived classes as `self.helpMenu`) ''' modelChanged = Qt.pyqtSignal('const QString &') perspectiveChanged = Qt.pyqtSignal(str) # customization options: # blinking semi-period in ms. Set to None for not showing the Heart beat # LED _heartbeat = 1500 _showFileMenu = True _showViewMenu = True _showTaurusMenu = True _showToolsMenu = True _showHelpMenu = True # Allows the user to change/create/delete perspectives _supportUserPerspectives = True _showLogger = True _splashLogo = ":/TaurusSplash.png" # set to None for disabling splash screen _splashMessage = "Initializing Main window..." def __init__(self, parent=None, designMode=False, splash=None): name = self.__class__.__name__ self.call__init__wo_kw(Qt.QMainWindow, parent) self.call__init__(TaurusBaseContainer, name, designMode=designMode) if splash is None: splash = bool(self._splashLogo) self.__splashScreen = None if splash and not designMode: self.__splashScreen = Qt.QSplashScreen( Qt.QPixmap(self._splashLogo)) self.__splashScreen.show() self.__splashScreen.showMessage(self._splashMessage) self.__tangoHost = "" self.__settings = None self.extAppsBar = None self.helpManualDW = None self.helpManualBrowser = None self.resetHelpManualURI() # Heartbeat if self._heartbeat is not None: from taurus.qt.qtgui.display import QLed self.heartbeatLed = QLed() self.heartbeatLed.setToolTip( 'Heartbeat: if it does not blink, the application is hung') self.statusBar().addPermanentWidget(self.heartbeatLed) self.resetHeartbeat() # The configuration Dialog (which is launched with the # configurationAction) self.configurationDialog = ConfigurationDialog(self) # create a few common Application-wide actions #Qt.QTimer.singleShot(0, self.__createActions()) self.__createActions() # logger dock widget if self._showLogger: self.addLoggerWidget() # Create Menus if self._showFileMenu: # File menu self.createFileMenu() if self._showViewMenu: # View menu self.createViewMenu() if self._showTaurusMenu: # Taurus Menu self.createTaurusMenu() if self._showToolsMenu: # Tools Menu self.createToolsMenu() if self._showHelpMenu: # Help Menu self.createHelpMenu() # View Toolbar self.viewToolBar = self.addToolBar("View") self.viewToolBar.setObjectName("viewToolBar") self.viewToolBar.addAction(self.toggleFullScreenAction) # Perspectives Toolbar if self._supportUserPerspectives: self.createPerspectivesToolBar() # disable the configuration action if there is nothing to configure self.configurationAction.setEnabled( self.configurationDialog._tabwidget.count())
[docs] def addLoggerWidget(self, hidden=True): '''adds a QLoggingWidget as a dockwidget of the main window (and hides it by default)''' from taurus.qt.qtgui.table import QLoggingWidget loggingWidget = QLoggingWidget() self.__loggerDW = Qt.QDockWidget("Taurus logs", self) self.__loggerDW.setWidget(loggingWidget) self.__loggerDW.setObjectName("loggerDW") self.addDockWidget(Qt.Qt.BottomDockWidgetArea, self.__loggerDW) if hidden: self.__loggerDW.hide()
[docs] def createFileMenu(self): '''adds a "File" Menu''' self.fileMenu = self.menuBar().addMenu("File") if self._supportUserPerspectives: self.fileMenu.addAction(self.importSettingsFileAction) self.fileMenu.addAction(self.exportSettingsFileAction) # self.fileMenu.addAction(self.resetSettingsAction) self.fileMenu.addSeparator() self.fileMenu.addAction(self.quitApplicationAction)
[docs] def createViewMenu(self): '''adds a "View" Menu''' self.viewMenu = self.menuBar().addMenu("View") if self._showLogger: self.viewMenu.addAction(self.__loggerDW.toggleViewAction()) self.viewToolBarsMenu = self.viewMenu.addMenu("Tool Bars") self.viewMenu.addSeparator() self.viewMenu.addAction(self.toggleFullScreenAction) if self._supportUserPerspectives: self.viewMenu.addSeparator() self.perspectivesMenu = Qt.QMenu("Load Perspectives", self) self.viewMenu.addMenu(self.perspectivesMenu) self.viewMenu.addAction(self.savePerspectiveAction) self.viewMenu.addAction(self.deletePerspectiveAction)
[docs] def createTaurusMenu(self): '''adds a "Taurus" Menu''' self.taurusMenu = self.menuBar().addMenu("Taurus") self.taurusMenu.addAction(self.changeTangoHostAction)
[docs] def createToolsMenu(self): '''adds a "Tools" Menu''' self.toolsMenu = self.menuBar().addMenu("Tools") self.externalAppsMenu = self.toolsMenu.addMenu("External Applications") self.toolsMenu.addAction(self.configurationAction)
[docs] def createHelpMenu(self): '''adds a "Help" Menu''' self.helpMenu = self.menuBar().addMenu("Help") self.helpMenu.addAction("About ...", self.showHelpAbout) self.helpMenu.addAction(Qt.QIcon.fromTheme( "help-browser"), "Manual", self.onShowManual)
[docs] def createPerspectivesToolBar(self): '''adds a Perspectives ToolBar''' self.perspectivesToolBar = self.addToolBar("Perspectives") self.perspectivesToolBar.setObjectName("perspectivesToolBar") pbutton = Qt.QToolButton() # it may have been created earlier (for the view menu) if not hasattr(self, 'perspectivesMenu'): self.perspectivesMenu = Qt.QMenu("Load Perspectives", self) self.perspectivesMenu.setIcon(Qt.QIcon.fromTheme("document-open")) pbutton.setToolTip("Load Perspectives") pbutton.setText("Load Perspectives") pbutton.setPopupMode(Qt.QToolButton.InstantPopup) pbutton.setMenu(self.perspectivesMenu) self.perspectivesToolBar.addWidget(pbutton) self.perspectivesToolBar.addAction(self.savePerspectiveAction) if self._showViewMenu: self.viewToolBarsMenu.addAction( self.perspectivesToolBar.toggleViewAction())
[docs] def updatePerspectivesMenu(self): '''re-checks the perspectives available to update self.perspectivesMenu .. note:: This method may need be called by derived classes at the end of their initialization. :return: (QMenu) the updated perspectives menu (or None if self._supportUserPerspectives is False) ''' if not self._supportUserPerspectives: return None self.perspectivesMenu.clear() for pname in self.getPerspectivesList(): self.perspectivesMenu.addAction( pname, self.__onPerspectiveSelected) return self.perspectivesMenu
def __onPerspectiveSelected(self): '''slot to be called by the actions in the perspectivesMenu''' pname = self.sender().text() self.loadPerspective(name=pname)
[docs] def splashScreen(self): '''returns a the splashScreen :return: (QSplashScreen) ''' return self.__splashScreen
[docs] def basicTaurusToolbar(self): '''returns a QToolBar with few basic buttons (most important, the logo) :return: (QToolBar) ''' tb = Qt.QToolBar('Taurus Toolbar') tb.setObjectName('Taurus Toolbar') # tb.addAction(self.changeTangoHostAction) # tb.addWidget(self.taurusLogo) logo = getattr(tauruscustomsettings, 'ORGANIZATION_LOGO', "logos:taurus.png") tb.addAction(Qt.QIcon(logo), Qt.qApp.organizationName()) tb.setIconSize(Qt.QSize(50, 50)) return tb
def __createActions(self): '''initializes the application-wide actions''' self.quitApplicationAction = Qt.QAction( Qt.QIcon.fromTheme("process-stop"), 'Exit Application', self) self.quitApplicationAction.triggered[()].connect(self.close) self.changeTangoHostAction = Qt.QAction(Qt.QIcon.fromTheme( "network-server"), 'Change Tango Host ...', self) self.changeTangoHostAction.setShortcut(Qt.QKeySequence("Ctrl+P")) self.changeTangoHostAction.triggered[()].connect(self._onChangeTangoHostAction) self.loadPerspectiveAction = Qt.QAction(Qt.QIcon.fromTheme( "document-open"), 'Load Perspective ...', self) self.loadPerspectiveAction.triggered[()].connect(self.loadPerspective) self.savePerspectiveAction = Qt.QAction(Qt.QIcon.fromTheme( "document-save"), 'Save Perspective ...', self) self.savePerspectiveAction.triggered[()].connect(self.savePerspective) self.deletePerspectiveAction = Qt.QAction( Qt.QIcon("actions:edit-delete.svg"), 'Delete Perspective ...', self) self.deletePerspectiveAction.triggered[()].connect(self.removePerspective) self.exportSettingsFileAction = Qt.QAction( Qt.QIcon.fromTheme("document-save"), 'Export Settings ...', self) self.exportSettingsFileAction.triggered[()].connect(self.exportSettingsFile) self.importSettingsFileAction = Qt.QAction( Qt.QIcon.fromTheme("document-open"), 'Import Settings ...', self) self.importSettingsFileAction.triggered[()].connect(self.importSettingsFile) #self.resetSettingsAction = Qt.QAction(Qt.QIcon.fromTheme("edit-undo"),'Reset Settings', self) #self.connect(self.resetSettingsAction, Qt.SIGNAL("triggered()"), self.resetSettings) self.configurationAction = Qt.QAction(Qt.QIcon.fromTheme( "preferences-system"), 'Configurations ...', self) self.configurationAction.triggered[()].connect(self.configurationDialog.show) #self.rpdb2Action = Qt.QAction("Spawn rpdb2", self) self.spawnRpdb2Shortcut = Qt.QShortcut(self) self.spawnRpdb2Shortcut.setKey(Qt.QKeySequence(Qt.Qt.Key_F9)) self.spawnRpdb2Shortcut.activated.connect(self._onSpawnRpdb2) #self.rpdb2Action = Qt.QAction("Spawn rpdb2", self) self.spawnRpdb2Shortcut = Qt.QShortcut(self) rpdb2key = Qt.QKeySequence( Qt.Qt.CTRL + Qt.Qt.ALT + Qt.Qt.Key_0, Qt.Qt.Key_1) self.spawnRpdb2Shortcut.setKey(rpdb2key) self.spawnRpdb2Shortcut.activated.connect(self._onSpawnRpdb2) self.spawnRConsoleShortcut = Qt.QShortcut(self) rconsolekey = Qt.QKeySequence( Qt.Qt.CTRL + Qt.Qt.ALT + Qt.Qt.Key_0, Qt.Qt.Key_2) self.spawnRConsoleShortcut.setKey(rconsolekey) self.spawnRConsoleShortcut.activated.connect(self._onSpawnRConsole) self.toggleFullScreenAction = Qt.QAction( Qt.QIcon("actions:view-fullscreen.svg"), 'Show FullScreen', self) self.toggleFullScreenAction.setCheckable(True) self.toggleFullScreenAction.toggled.connect(self._onToggleFullScreen) # In Qt <= 4.4 setting the QAction shortcut at the application level # doesn't work when trying to get out of fullscreen so we create a # QShortcut manually to solve the problem. # self.toggleFullScreenAction.setShortcut(Qt.QKeySequence(Qt.Qt.Key_F11)) # self.toggleFullScreenAction.setShortcutContext(Qt.Qt.ApplicationShortcut) self.fullScreenShortcut = Qt.QShortcut(self) self.fullScreenShortcut.setKey(Qt.QKeySequence(Qt.Qt.Key_F11)) self.fullScreenShortcut.activated.connect(self._onToggleFullScreen) @protectTaurusMessageBox def _onSpawnRpdb2(self): try: import rpdb2 except ImportError: Qt.QMessageBox.warning(self, "Rpdb2 not installed", "Cannot spawn debugger: Rpdb2 is not " "installed on your system.") return if hasattr(self, "_rpdb2"): Qt.QMessageBox.information(self, "Rpdb2 running", "A rpdb2 debugger is already started") return pwd, ok = Qt.QInputDialog.getText(self, "Rpdb2 password", "Password:", Qt.QLineEdit.Password) if not ok: return Qt.QMessageBox.warning(self, "Rpdb2 freeze", "The application will freeze until a " "debugger attaches.") self._rpdb2 = rpdb2.start_embedded_debugger(str(pwd)) Qt.QMessageBox.information(self, "Rpdb2 running", "rpdb2 debugger started successfully!") @protectTaurusMessageBox def _onSpawnRConsole(self): try: import rfoo.utils.rconsole except ImportError: Qt.QMessageBox.warning(self, "rfoo not installed", "Cannot spawn debugger: rfoo is not " "installed on your system.") return if hasattr(self, "_rconsole_port"): Qt.QMessageBox.information(self, "rconsole running", "A rconsole is already running on " "port %d" % self._rconsole_port) return port, ok = Qt.QInputDialog.getInteger(self, "rconsole port", "Port:", rfoo.utils.rconsole.PORT, 0, 65535) if not ok: return rfoo.utils.rconsole.spawn_server(port=port) self._rconsole_port = port Qt.QMessageBox.information(self, "Rpdb2 running", "<html>rconsole started successfully!<br>" "Type:<p>" "<b>rconsole -p %d</b></p>" "to connect to it" % port) # I put the yesno=None keyword arg so it may be called by both toggled(bool) # activated() Qt signals. There is no problem as long as we don't use the # parameter internally in the method def _onToggleFullScreen(self, yesno=None): if self.isFullScreen(): self.showNormal() self._toggleToolBarsAndMenu(True) else: self._toggleToolBarsAndMenu(False) self.showFullScreen() def _toggleToolBarsAndMenu(self, visible, toolBarAreas=Qt.Qt.TopToolBarArea): for toolbar in self.findChildren(Qt.QToolBar): if bool(self.toolBarArea(toolbar) & toolBarAreas): toolbar.setVisible(visible)
[docs] def setQSettings(self, settings): '''sets the main window settings object :param settings: (QSettings or None) .. seealso:: :meth:`getQSettings` ''' self.__settings = settings
[docs] def resetQSettings(self): '''equivalent to setQSettings(None) ''' self.setQSettings(None)
[docs] def getQSettings(self): '''Returns the main window settings object. If it was not previously set, it will create a new QSettings object following the Taurus convention i.e., it using Ini format and userScope) :return: (QSettings) the main window QSettings object ''' if self.__settings is None: self.__settings = self.newQSettings() return self.__settings
[docs] def newQSettings(self): '''Returns a settings taurus-specific QSettings object. The returned QSettings object will comply with the Taurus defaults for storing application settings (i.e., it uses Ini format and userScope) :return: (QSettings) a taurus-specific QSettings object ''' # using the ALBA-Controls Coding Convention on how to store application # settings format = Qt.QSettings.IniFormat scope = Qt.QSettings.UserScope appname = Qt.QApplication.applicationName() orgname = Qt.QApplication.organizationName() return Qt.QSettings(format, scope, orgname, appname)
# Note: for Qt v>=4.4, the five previous lines could have been substituted by the following two: # self.__settings = Qt.QSettings() #this uses QCoreApplication.applicationName() and QCoreApplication.organizationName() # self.__settings.setDefaultFormat(Qt.QSettings.IniFormat)
[docs] def getFactorySettingsFileName(self): '''returns the file name of the "factory settings" (the ini file with default settings). The default implementation returns "<path>/<appname>.ini", where <path> is the path of the module where the main window class is defined and <appname> is the application name (as obtained from QApplication). :return: (str) the absolute file name. ''' root, tail = os.path.split(os.path.abspath( sys.modules[self.__module__].__file__)) basename = "%s.ini" % str(Qt.qApp.applicationName()) return os.path.join(root, basename)
[docs] def loadSettings(self, settings=None, group=None, ignoreGeometry=False, factorySettingsFileName=None): '''restores the application settings previously saved with :meth:`saveSettings`. .. note:: This method should be called explicitly from derived classes after all initialization is done :param settings: (QSettings or None) a QSettings object. If None given, the default one returned by :meth:`getQSettings` will be used :param group: (str) a prefix that will be added to the keys to be loaded (no prefix by default) :param ignoreGeometry: (bool) if True, the geometry of the MainWindow won't be restored :param factorySettingsFileName: (str) file name of a ini file containing the default settings to be used as a fallback in case the settings file is not found (e.g., the first time the application is launched after installation) ''' if settings is None: settings = self.getQSettings() if len(settings.allKeys()) == 0: fname = factorySettingsFileName or self.getFactorySettingsFileName() if os.path.exists(fname): self.info('Importing factory settings from "%s"' % fname) self.importSettingsFile(fname) return if group is not None: settings.beginGroup(group) if not ignoreGeometry: # With API2, from_qvariant is returning None instead ba = Qt.from_qvariant(settings.value( "MainWindow/Geometry"), 'toByteArray') or Qt.QByteArray() # of an empty QByTeArray # and this caused an exception later on. Hence the "or" self.restoreGeometry(ba) # restore the Taurus config try: ba = Qt.from_qvariant(settings.value( "TaurusConfig"), 'toByteArray') or Qt.QByteArray() self.applyQConfig(ba) except Exception, e: msg = 'Problem loading configuration from "%s". Some settings may not be restored.\n Details: %s' % ( unicode(settings.fileName()), repr(e)) self.error(msg) Qt.QMessageBox.warning( self, 'Error Loading settings', msg, Qt.QMessageBox.Ok) ba = Qt.from_qvariant(settings.value( "MainWindow/State"), 'toByteArray') or Qt.QByteArray() self.restoreState(ba) # hide all dockwidgets (so that they are shown only if they were # present in the settings) dockwidgets = [c for c in self.children( ) if isinstance(c, Qt.QDockWidget)] for d in dockwidgets: r = self.restoreDockWidget(d) d.hide() ba = Qt.from_qvariant(settings.value( "MainWindow/State"), 'toByteArray') or Qt.QByteArray() self.restoreState(ba) if group is not None: settings.endGroup() self.updatePerspectivesMenu() self.info('MainWindow settings restored')
[docs] def saveSettings(self, group=None): '''saves the application settings (so that they can be restored with :meth:`loadSettings`) .. note:: this method is automatically called by default when closing the window, so in general there is no need to call it from derived classes :param group: (str) a prefix that will be added to the keys to be saved (no prefix by default) ''' settings = self.getQSettings() if group is not None: settings.beginGroup(group) # main window geometry settings.setValue("MainWindow/State", Qt.QVariant(self.saveState())) settings.setValue("MainWindow/Geometry", Qt.QVariant(self.saveGeometry())) # store the config dict settings.setValue("TaurusConfig", Qt.QVariant(self.createQConfig())) if group is not None: settings.endGroup() self.info('MainWindow settings saved in "%s"' % settings.fileName())
[docs] def savePerspective(self, name=None): '''Stores current state of the application as a perspective with the given name :param name: (str) name of the perspective ''' perspectives = self.getPerspectivesList() if name is None: name, ok = Qt.QInputDialog.getItem(self, "Save Perspective", "Store current settings as the following perspective:", perspectives, 0, True) if not ok: return if name in perspectives: ans = Qt.QMessageBox.question(self, "Overwrite perspective?", "overwrite existing perspective %s?" % unicode(name), Qt.QMessageBox.Yes, Qt.QMessageBox.No) if ans != Qt.QMessageBox.Yes: return self.saveSettings(group="Perspectives/%s" % name) self.updatePerspectivesMenu()
[docs] def loadPerspective(self, name=None, settings=None): '''Loads the settings saved for the given perspective. It emits a 'perspectiveChanged' signal with name as its parameter :param name: (str) name of the perspective :param settings: (QSettings or None) a QSettings object. If None given, the default one returned by :meth:`getQSettings` will be used ''' if name is None: perspectives = self.getPerspectivesList() if len(perspectives) == 0: return name, ok = Qt.QInputDialog.getItem(self, "Load Perspective", "Change perspective to:", perspectives, 0, False) if not ok: return self.loadSettings(settings=settings, group="Perspectives/%s" % name, ignoreGeometry=True) self.perspectiveChanged.emit(name)
[docs] def getPerspectivesList(self, settings=None): '''Returns the list of saved perspectives :param settings: (QSettings or None) a QSettings object. If None given, the default one returned by :meth:`getQSettings` will be used :return: (QStringList) the list of the names of the currently saved perspectives ''' if settings is None: settings = self.getQSettings() settings.beginGroup("Perspectives") names = settings.childGroups() settings.endGroup() return names
[docs] def removePerspective(self, name=None, settings=None): '''removes the given perspective from the settings :param name: (str) name of the perspective :param settings: (QSettings or None) a QSettings object. If None given, the default one returned by :meth:`getQSettings` will be used ''' if settings is None: settings = self.getQSettings() if name is None: perspectives = self.getPerspectivesList() if len(perspectives) == 0: return name, ok = Qt.QInputDialog.getItem(self, "Delete Perspective", "Choose perspective to be deleted:", perspectives, 0, False) if not ok: return if name not in perspectives: self.warning( "Cannot remove perspective %s (not found)" % str(name)) return settings.beginGroup("Perspectives") settings.remove(name) settings.endGroup() self.updatePerspectivesMenu()
[docs] def exportSettingsFile(self, fname=None): '''copies the current settings file into the given file name. :param fname: (str) name of output file. If None given, a file dialog will be shown. ''' if fname is None: fname = unicode(Qt.QFileDialog.getSaveFileName(self, 'Choose file where the current settings should be saved', '', "Ini files (*.ini);;All files (*)")) if not fname: return self.saveSettings() ok = Qt.QFile.copy(self.getQSettings().fileName(), fname) if ok: self.info('MainWindow settings saved in "%s"' % unicode(fname)) else: msg = 'Settings could not be exported to %s' % unicode(fname) Qt.QMessageBox.warning(self, 'Export error', msg)
[docs] def importSettingsFile(self, fname=None): ''' loads settings (including importing all perspectives) from a given ini file. It warns before overwriting an existing perspective. :param fname: (str) name of ini file. If None given, a file dialog will be shown. ''' if fname is None: fname = unicode(Qt.QFileDialog.getOpenFileName(self, 'Select a ini-format settings file', '', "Ini files (*.ini);;All files (*)")) if not fname: return s = Qt.QSettings(fname, Qt.QSettings.IniFormat) # clone the perspectives found in the "factory" settings for p in self.getPerspectivesList(settings=s): self.loadPerspective(name=p, settings=s) self.savePerspective(name=p) # finally load the settings self.loadSettings(settings=s)
# def resetSettings(self): # '''deletes current settings file and clears all settings''' # self.__settings = self.newQSettings() # self.saveSettings()
[docs] def showEvent(self, event): '''This event handler receives widget show events''' if self.__splashScreen is not None and not event.spontaneous(): self.__splashScreen.finish(self)
[docs] def closeEvent(self, event): '''This event handler receives widget close events''' self.saveSettings() # save current window state before closing if hasattr(self, "socketServer"): self.socketServer.close() Qt.QMainWindow.closeEvent(self, event) TaurusBaseContainer.closeEvent(self, event)
# print "\n\n------ MAIN WINDOW CLOSED ------ \n\n"
[docs] def addExternalAppLauncher(self, extapp, toToolBar=True, toMenu=True): ''' Adds launchers for an external application to the Tools Menu and/or to the Tools ToolBar. :param extapp: (ExternalAppAction or list<str>) the external application to be launched passed as a :class:`ExternalAppAction` (recommended because it allows to specify custom text and icon) or, alternatively, as a list of strings (sys.argv- like) that will be passed to :meth:`subprocess.Popen`. :param toToolBar: (bool) If True (default) a button will be added in the Tools toolBar :param toMenu: (bool) If True (default) an entry will be added in the Tools Menu, under the "External Applications" submenu .. seealso:: :class:`ExternalAppAction` ''' if not isinstance(extapp, ExternalAppAction): extapp = ExternalAppAction(extapp, parent=self) if extapp.parentWidget() is None: extapp.setParent(self) self.configurationDialog.addExternalAppConfig(extapp) self.configurationAction.setEnabled(True) if toToolBar: if self.extAppsBar is None: self.extAppsBar = self.addToolBar("External Applications") self.extAppsBar.setObjectName("External Applications") self.extAppsBar.setToolButtonStyle( Qt.Qt.ToolButtonTextBesideIcon) if self._showViewMenu: self.viewToolBarsMenu.addAction( self.extAppsBar.toggleViewAction()) self.extAppsBar.addAction(extapp) if toMenu and self._showToolsMenu: if self.toolsMenu is None: self.createToolsMenu() self.externalAppsMenu.addAction(extapp) # register this action for config self.registerConfigDelegate(extapp, "_extApp[%s]" % str(extapp.text()))
[docs] def deleteExternalAppLauncher(self, action): ''' Remove launchers for an external application to the Tools Menu and/or to the Tools ToolBar. :param extapp: (ExternalAppAction) the external application to be removed passed as a :class:`ExternalAppAction` ''' self.configurationDialog.deleteExternalAppConfig(action) try: # if is in ToolBar self.extAppsBar.removeAction(action) self.extAppsBar.update() except: pass try: # if is in Menu self.externalAppsMenu.removeAction(action) self.externalAppsMenu.update except: pass # unregister this action for config self.unregisterConfigurableItem("_extApp[%s]" % str(action.text()), raiseOnError=False)
def _onChangeTangoHostAction(self): ''' slot called when the Change Tango Host is triggered. It prompts for a Tango host name and calls :meth:`setTangoHost` ''' host, valid = Qt.QInputDialog.getText( self, 'Change Tango Host', 'New Tango Host', Qt.QLineEdit.Normal, str(self.getTangoHost())) if valid: self.setTangoHost(str(host))
[docs] def setTangoHost(self, host): self.__tangoHost = host
[docs] def getTangoHost(self): return self.__tangoHost
[docs] def resetTangoHost(self): self.setTangoHost(None)
@classmethod
[docs] def getQtDesignerPluginInfo(cls): # Current versions of designer don't work with MainWindow as custom # widgets. Therefore until this is solved, the widget will not appear # in the designer return None
[docs] def setHelpManualURI(self, uri): self.__helpManualURI = uri if self.helpManualBrowser is None: try: from taurus.external.qt.QtWebKit import QWebView self.helpManualBrowser = QWebView() except: self.helpManualBrowser = Qt.QLabel('QWebkit is not available') def dummyload(*args): pass self.helpManualBrowser.load = dummyload return try: url = Qt.QUrl.fromUserInput(uri) except: url = Qt.QUrl(uri) # fallback for Qt<4.6 self.helpManualBrowser.load(url)
[docs] def getHelpManualURI(self): return self.__helpManualURI
[docs] def resetHelpManualURI(self): from taurus.core import release uri = getattr(self, 'MANUAL_URI', release.url) self.setHelpManualURI(uri)
[docs] def showHelpAbout(self): appname = unicode(Qt.qApp.applicationName()) appversion = unicode(Qt.qApp.applicationVersion()) from taurus.core import release abouttext = "%s %s\n\nUsing %s %s" % ( appname, appversion, release.name, release.version) Qt.QMessageBox.about(self, 'About', abouttext)
[docs] def onShowManual(self, anchor=None): '''Shows the User Manual in a dockwidget''' if self.helpManualDW is None: self.helpManualDW = Qt.QDockWidget("Manual", self) self.helpManualDW.setWidget(self.helpManualBrowser) self.helpManualDW.setObjectName("helpManualDW") self.addDockWidget(Qt.Qt.BottomDockWidgetArea, self.helpManualDW) else: self.helpManualDW.show()
[docs] def checkSingleInstance(self, key=None): ''' Tries to connect via a QLocalSocket to an existing application with the given key. If another instance already exists (i.e. the connection succeeds), it means that this application is not the only one ''' if key is None: from taurus.core.util.user import getSystemUserName username = getSystemUserName() appname = unicode(Qt.QApplication.applicationName()) key = "__socket_%s-%s__" % (username, appname) from taurus.external.qt import QtNetwork socket = QtNetwork.QLocalSocket(self) socket.connectToServer(key) alive = socket.waitForConnected(3000) if alive: self.info('Another application with key "%s" is already running', key) return False else: self.socketServer = QtNetwork.QLocalServer(self) self.socketServer.newConnection.connect(self.onIncommingSocketConnection) ok = self.socketServer.listen(key) if not ok: AddressInUseError = QtNetwork.QAbstractSocket.AddressInUseError if self.socketServer.serverError() == AddressInUseError: self.info( 'Resetting unresponsive socket with key "%s"', key) # removeServer() was added in Qt4.5. (In Qt4.4 a call to # listen() removes a previous server) if hasattr(self.socketServer, 'removeServer'): self.socketServer.removeServer(key) ok = self.socketServer.listen(key) if not ok: self.warning('Cannot start local socket with key "%s". Reason: %s ', key, self.socketServer.errorString()) return False self.info('Registering as single instance with key "%s"', key) return True
[docs] def onIncommingSocketConnection(self): ''' Slot to be called when another application/instance with the same key checks if this application exists. .. note:: This is a dummy implementation which just logs the connection and discards the associated socket You may want to reimplement this if you want to act on such connections ''' self.info('Incomming connection from application') socket = self.socketServer.nextPendingConnection() socket.deleteLater() self.raise_() self.activateWindow()
[docs] def setHeartbeat(self, interval): '''sets the interval of the heartbeat LED for the window. The heartbeat is displayed by a Led in the status bar unless it is disabled by setting the interval to 0 :param interval: (int) heart beat interval in millisecs. Set to 0 to disable ''' self.heartbeatLed.setBlinkingInterval(interval) self.heartbeatLed.setVisible(interval > 0)
[docs] def getHeartbeat(self): '''returns the heart beat interval''' return self.heartbeatLed.getBlinkingInterval()
[docs] def resetHeartbeat(self): '''resets the heartbeat interval''' self.setHeartbeat(self.__class__._heartbeat)
#-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- # Public slots for apply/restore changes #-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- @Qt.pyqtSlot()
[docs] def applyPendingChanges(self): self.applyPendingOperations()
@Qt.pyqtSlot()
[docs] def resetPendingChanges(self): self.resetPendingOperations()
#-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- # QT properties #-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- model = Qt.pyqtProperty("QString", TaurusBaseContainer.getModel, TaurusBaseContainer.setModel, TaurusBaseContainer.resetModel) useParentModel = Qt.pyqtProperty("bool", TaurusBaseContainer.getUseParentModel, TaurusBaseContainer.setUseParentModel, TaurusBaseContainer.resetUseParentModel) showQuality = Qt.pyqtProperty("bool", TaurusBaseContainer.getShowQuality, TaurusBaseContainer.setShowQuality, TaurusBaseContainer.resetShowQuality) tangoHost = Qt.pyqtProperty("QString", getTangoHost, setTangoHost, resetTangoHost) helpManualURI = Qt.pyqtProperty("QString", getHelpManualURI, setHelpManualURI, resetHelpManualURI) heartbeat = Qt.pyqtProperty("int", getHeartbeat, setHeartbeat, resetHeartbeat)
#--------- if __name__ == "__main__": import taurus.qt.qtgui.application app = taurus.qt.qtgui.application.TaurusApplication() app.setApplicationName('TaurusMainWindow-test') app.setOrganizationName('ALBA') app.basicConfig() class MyMainWindow(TaurusMainWindow): _heartbeat = 300 # blinking semi-period in ms. Set to None for not showing the Heart beat LED _showFileMenu = True _showViewMenu = True _showTaurusMenu = False _showToolsMenu = True _showHelpMenu = True # Allows the user to change/create/delete perspectives _supportUserPerspectives = True _showLogger = True _splashLogo = ":/TaurusSplash.png" # set to None for disabling splash screen _splashMessage = "Initializing Main window..." def __init__(self): TaurusMainWindow.__init__( self, parent=None, designMode=False, splash=None) # simulating a lengthy initialization import time for i in range(5): time.sleep(0.5) self.splashScreen().showMessage("starting: step %i/5" % (i + 1)) #MainWindowKlass = TaurusMainWindow form = MyMainWindow() # ensure only a single instance of this application is running single = form.checkSingleInstance() if not single: sys.exit(1) # form.setHelpManualURI('http://google.com') form.loadSettings() # form.setCentralWidget(Qt.QMdiArea()) #just for testing # form.addExternalAppLauncher('pwd') form.show() sys.exit(app.exec_())