Source code for taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui.taurusgui

#!/usr/bin/env python

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"""This package provides the TaurusGui class"""

__all__ = ["DockWidgetPanel", "TaurusGui"]

__docformat__ = 'restructuredtext'


import os
import sys
import copy
import weakref
import inspect

from lxml import etree

import taurus
from taurus import tauruscustomsettings
from taurus.external.qt import Qt
from taurus.qt.qtcore.configuration import BaseConfigurableClass
from taurus.qt.qtcore.communication import SharedDataManager
from taurus.qt.qtgui.util import TaurusWidgetFactory
from taurus.qt.qtgui.base import TaurusBaseWidget, TaurusBaseComponent
from taurus.qt.qtgui.container import TaurusMainWindow
from taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui.utils import (ExternalApp, PanelDescription,
                                             ToolBarDescription,
                                             AppletDescription)
from taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui.appsettingswizard import ExternalAppEditor
from taurus.qt.qtgui.panel import QDoubleListDlg
from taurus.qt.qtgui.util.ui import UILoadable
from taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui.utils import ExternalAppAction


@UILoadable(with_ui='ui')
class AssociationDialog(Qt.QDialog):
    '''A dialog for viewing and editing the associations between instruments
    and panels'''

    def __init__(self, parent, flags=None):
        if flags is None:
            flags = Qt.Qt.Widget
        Qt.QDialog.__init__(self, parent, flags)
        self.loadUi()

        self.refresh()
        self.ui.instrumentCB.activated.connect(self.onInstrumentChanged)
        self.ui.buttonBox.clicked.connect(self.onDialogButtonClicked)
        self.ui.refreshBT.clicked.connect(self.refresh)

    def refresh(self):
        currentinstrument = self.ui.instrumentCB.currentText()
        mainwindow = self.parent()

        self.associations = mainwindow.getAllInstrumentAssociations()

        # fill the comboboxes
        self.ui.instrumentCB.clear()
        self.ui.panelCB.clear()
        self.ui.instrumentCB.addItems(sorted(self.associations.keys()))
        self.ui.panelCB.addItems(['__[None]__'] + mainwindow.getPanelNames())

        # restore the index
        idx = self.ui.instrumentCB.findText(currentinstrument)
        if idx == -1 and self.ui.instrumentCB.count() > 0:
            idx = 0
        self.ui.instrumentCB.setCurrentIndex(idx)
        self.onInstrumentChanged(self.ui.instrumentCB.currentText())

    def onInstrumentChanged(self, instrumentname):
        instrumentname = unicode(instrumentname)
        panelname = self.associations.get(instrumentname)
        if panelname is None:
            self.ui.panelCB.setCurrentIndex(0)
            return
        else:
            idx = self.ui.panelCB.findText(panelname)
            self.ui.panelCB.setCurrentIndex(idx)

    def onDialogButtonClicked(self, button):
        role = self.ui.buttonBox.buttonRole(button)
        if role in (Qt.QDialogButtonBox.AcceptRole, Qt.QDialogButtonBox.ApplyRole):
            if self.ui.panelCB.currentIndex() > 0:
                panelname = unicode(self.ui.panelCB.currentText())
            else:
                panelname = None
            instrumentname = unicode(self.ui.instrumentCB.currentText())
            self.associations[instrumentname] = panelname
            self.parent().setInstrumentAssociation(instrumentname, panelname)


[docs]class DockWidgetPanel(Qt.QDockWidget, TaurusBaseWidget): ''' This is an extended QDockWidget which provides some methods for being used as a "panel" of a TaurusGui application. Widgets of TaurusGui are inserted in the application by adding them to a DockWidgetPanel. ''' def __init__(self, parent, widget, name, mainwindow): Qt.QDockWidget.__init__(self, None) TaurusBaseWidget.__init__(self, name, parent=parent) self.setAllowedAreas(Qt.Qt.TopDockWidgetArea) self.setWidget(widget) # self._widget = self.widget() #keep a pointer that may change if the # widget changes name = unicode(name) self.setWindowTitle(name) self.setObjectName(name) self._custom = False # store a weakref of the main window self._mainwindow = weakref.proxy(mainwindow)
[docs] def isCustom(self): return self._custom
[docs] def setCustom(self, custom): self._custom = custom
[docs] def isPermanent(self): return self._permanent
[docs] def setPermanent(self, permanent): self._permanent = permanent
[docs] def setWidgetFromClassName(self, classname, modulename=None): if self.getWidgetClassName() != classname: try: klass = TaurusWidgetFactory().getWidgetClass(classname) w = klass() except: try: if classname is not None and '.' in classname: mn, classname = classname.rsplit('.', 1) modulename = ("%s.%s" % (modulename or '', mn)).strip('. ') module = __import__(modulename, fromlist=['']) klass = getattr(module, classname) w = klass() except Exception, e: raise RuntimeError( 'Cannot create widget from classname "%s". Reason: %s' % (classname, repr(e))) # set customwidgetmap if necessary if hasattr(w, 'setCustomWidgetMap'): w.setCustomWidgetMap(self._mainwindow.getCustomWidgetMap()) self.setWidget(w) wname = "%s-%s" % (str(self.objectName()), str(classname)) w.setObjectName(wname)
[docs] def getWidgetModuleName(self): w = self.widget() if w is None: return '' return w.__module__
[docs] def getWidgetClassName(self): w = self.widget() if w is None: return '' return w.__class__.__name__
[docs] def applyConfig(self, configdict, depth=-1): # create the widget try: self.setWidgetFromClassName(configdict.get( 'widgetClassName'), modulename=configdict.get('widgetModuleName', None)) if isinstance(self.widget(), BaseConfigurableClass): self.widget().applyConfig(configdict['widget']) except Exception, e: self.info( 'Failed to set the widget for this panel. Reason: %s' % repr(e)) self.traceback(self.Debug) return TaurusBaseWidget.applyConfig(self, configdict, depth)
[docs] def createConfig(self, *args, **kwargs): configdict = TaurusBaseWidget.createConfig(self, *args, **kwargs) configdict['widgetClassName'] = self.getWidgetClassName() configdict['widgetModuleName'] = self.getWidgetModuleName() if isinstance(self.widget(), BaseConfigurableClass): configdict['widget'] = self.widget().createConfig() return configdict
[docs] def closeEvent(self, event): Qt.QDockWidget.closeEvent(self, event) TaurusBaseWidget.closeEvent(self, event)
[docs]class TaurusGui(TaurusMainWindow): ''' This is main class for constructing the dynamic GUIs. TaurusGui is a specialised TaurusMainWindow which is able to handle "panels" and load configuration files. There are several ways of using TaurusGui. In the following we will give 3 examples on how to create a simple GUI called "MyGui" which contains one panel called "Foo" and consisting of a `QWidget`: **Example 1: use declarative configuration files.** You can create a purely declarative configuration file to be interpreted by the standard `taurusgui` script:: from taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui.utils import PanelDescription GUI_NAME = 'MyGui' panel = PanelDescription('Foo', classname='taurus.external.qt.Qt.QWidget') Note that this just a very simple example. For a much richer one, see the :mod:`taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui.conf.tgconf_example01` **Example 2: do everything programmatically.** A stand-alone python script that launches the gui when executed. No configuration file is used here. Panels and other components are added programatically:: if __name__ == '__main__': from taurus.qt.qtgui.application import TaurusApplication from taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui import TaurusGui from taurus.external.qt import Qt app = TaurusApplication(app_name='MyGui') gui = TaurusGui() panel = Qt.QWidget() gui.createPanel(panel, 'Foo') gui.show() app.exec_() **Example 3: mixing declarative and programmatic ways** It is also possible to create a stand-alone python script which loads itself as a configuration file. In this way you can add things programmatically and at the same time use the declarative way:: GUI_NAME = 'MyGui' # <-- declarative! if __name__ == '__main__': from taurus.qt.qtgui.application import TaurusApplication from taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui import TaurusGui from taurus.external.qt import Qt app = TaurusApplication() gui = TaurusGui(confname=__file__) panel = Qt.QWidget() gui.createPanel(panel, 'Foo') # <-- programmatic! gui.show() app.exec_() ''' SelectedInstrument = Qt.pyqtSignal(str) doorNameChanged = Qt.pyqtSignal(str) macroserverNameChanged = Qt.pyqtSignal(str) newShortMessage = Qt.pyqtSignal(str) IMPLICIT_ASSOCIATION = '__[IMPLICIT]__' def __init__(self, parent=None, confname=None, configRecursionDepth=None): TaurusMainWindow.__init__(self, parent, False, True) if configRecursionDepth is not None: self.defaultConfigRecursionDepth = configRecursionDepth self.__panels = {} self.__external_app = {} self.__external_app_actions = {} self._external_app_names = [] self.__permanent_ext_apps = [] self.__synoptics = [] self.__instrumentToPanelMap = {} self.__panelToInstrumentMap = {} self.setDockNestingEnabled(True) self.registerConfigProperty(self._getPermanentExternalApps, self._setPermanentExternalApps, 'permanentexternalapps') self.registerConfigProperty( self._getPermanentCustomPanels, self._setPermanentCustomPanels, 'permanentCustomPanels') self.registerConfigProperty(self.getAllInstrumentAssociations, self.setAllInstrumentAssociations, 'instrumentAssociation') from taurus import tauruscustomsettings self.setCustomWidgetMap( getattr(tauruscustomsettings, 'T_FORM_CUSTOM_WIDGET_MAP', {})) # Create a global SharedDataManager Qt.qApp.SDM = SharedDataManager(self) self.__initPanelsMenu() self.__initQuickAccessToolBar() self.__initJorgBar() self.__initSharedDataConnections() self.__initToolsMenu() self.__initViewMenu() self.__initPanelsToolBar() self.loadConfiguration(confname) # connect the main window itself as a reader/writer of "short messages" Qt.qApp.SDM.connectReader("shortMessage", self.onShortMessage) Qt.qApp.SDM.connectWriter("shortMessage", self, 'newShortMessage') # emit a short message informing that we are ready to go msg = '%s is ready' % Qt.qApp.applicationName() self.newShortMessage.emit(msg) if self.defaultConfigRecursionDepth >= 0: Qt.QMessageBox.information(self, "Fail-proof mode", ('Running in fail-proof mode.' + '\nLoading of potentially problematic settings is disabled.' + '\nSome panels may not be loaded or may ignore previous user configuration' + '\nThis will also apply when loading perspectives'), Qt.QMessageBox.Ok, Qt.QMessageBox.NoButton)
[docs] def closeEvent(self, event): try: self.__macroBroker.removeTemporaryPanels() except: pass TaurusMainWindow.closeEvent(self, event) for n, panel in self.__panels.items(): panel.closeEvent(event) panel.widget().closeEvent(event) if not event.isAccepted(): result = Qt.QMessageBox.question( self, 'Closing error', "Panel '%s' cannot be closed. Proceed closing?" % n, Qt.QMessageBox.Yes | Qt.QMessageBox.No) if result == Qt.QMessageBox.Yes: event.accept() else: break
def __updatePanelsMenu(self): '''dynamically fill the panels menus''' panelsmenu = self.sender() permanent = (panelsmenu == self.__permPanelsMenu) panelsmenu.clear() panelnames = sorted( [n for n, p in self.__panels.items() if (p.isPermanent() == permanent)]) for name in panelnames: panelsmenu.addAction(self.__panels[name].toggleViewAction()) def __initPanelsMenu(self): # Panels menu self.__panelsMenu = Qt.QMenu('Panels', self) self.menuBar().insertMenu(self.helpMenu.menuAction(), self.__panelsMenu) self.hideAllPanelsAction = self.__panelsMenu.addAction( Qt.QIcon('actions:hide.svg'), "Hide all panels", self.hideAllPanels) self.showAllPanelsAction = self.__panelsMenu.addAction( Qt.QIcon('actions:show.svg'), "Show all panels", self.showAllPanels) self.newPanelAction = self.__panelsMenu.addAction( Qt.QIcon.fromTheme("window-new"), "New Panel...", self.createCustomPanel) self.removePanelAction = self.__panelsMenu.addAction( Qt.QIcon.fromTheme("edit-clear"), "Remove Panel...", self.removePanel) self.__panelsMenu.addAction(Qt.QIcon.fromTheme( "preferences-desktop-personal"), "Switch temporary/permanent status...", self.updatePermanentCustomPanels) # temporary and permanent panels submenus self.__panelsMenu.addSeparator() self.__permPanelsMenu = Qt.QMenu('Permanent Panels', self) self.__panelsMenu.addMenu(self.__permPanelsMenu) self.__permPanelsMenu.aboutToShow.connect(self.__updatePanelsMenu) self.__tempPanelsMenu = Qt.QMenu('Temporary Panels', self) self.__panelsMenu.addMenu(self.__tempPanelsMenu) self.__tempPanelsMenu.aboutToShow.connect(self.__updatePanelsMenu) self.__panelsMenu.addSeparator() def __initViewMenu(self): # the superclass may already have added stuff to the viewMenu self.viewMenu.addSeparator() # view locking self.viewMenu.addSeparator() self._lockviewAction = Qt.QAction(Qt.QIcon.fromTheme( "system-lock-screen"), "Lock View", self) self._lockviewAction.setCheckable(True) self._lockviewAction.toggled.connect(self.setLockView) self._lockviewAction.setChecked(not self.isModifiableByUser()) self.viewMenu.addAction(self._lockviewAction) def __initPanelsToolBar(self): # Panels toolbar self.panelsToolBar = self.addToolBar("Panels") self.panelsToolBar.setObjectName("PanelsToolbar") self.panelsToolBar.addAction(self.newPanelAction) self.viewToolBarsMenu.addAction(self.panelsToolBar.toggleViewAction()) def __initQuickAccessToolBar(self): self.quickAccessToolBar = self.addToolBar("Quick Access") self.quickAccessToolBar.setObjectName("quickAccessToolbar") self.quickAccessToolBar.setToolButtonStyle( Qt.Qt.ToolButtonTextBesideIcon) self.viewToolBarsMenu.addAction( self.quickAccessToolBar.toggleViewAction()) def __initJorgBar(self): # Fancy Stuff ToolBar (aka Jorg's Bar ;) ) self.jorgsBar = Qt.QToolBar('Fancy ToolBar') self.jorgsBar.setObjectName('jorgsToolBar') self.addToolBar(Qt.Qt.RightToolBarArea, self.jorgsBar) self.jorgsBar.setIconSize(Qt.QSize(60, 60)) self.jorgsBar.setMovable(False) def __initSharedDataConnections(self): # register the TAURUSGUI itself as a writer/reader for several shared # data items splashScreen = self.splashScreen() if splashScreen is not None: self.splashScreen().showMessage("setting up shared data connections") Qt.qApp.SDM.connectWriter( "macroserverName", self, 'macroserverNameChanged') Qt.qApp.SDM.connectWriter("doorName", self, 'doorNameChanged') Qt.qApp.SDM.connectReader( "SelectedInstrument", self.onSelectedInstrument) Qt.qApp.SDM.connectWriter( "SelectedInstrument", self, 'SelectedInstrument') Qt.qApp.SDM.connectReader("executionStarted", self.setFocusToPanel) Qt.qApp.SDM.connectReader("selectedPerspective", self.loadPerspective) Qt.qApp.SDM.connectWriter( "perspectiveChanged", self, 'perspectiveChanged') def __initToolsMenu(self): if self.toolsMenu is None: self.toolsMenu = Qt.QMenu("Tools") tm = self.toolsMenu tm.addAction(Qt.QIcon("apps:preferences-system-session.svg"), "manage instrument-panel associations", self.onShowAssociationDialog) tm.addAction(Qt.QIcon.fromTheme("document-save"), "Export current Panel configuration to XML", self.onExportCurrentPanelConfiguration) tm.addAction(Qt.QIcon("actions:data-transfer.svg"), "Show Shared Data Manager connections", self.showSDMInfo) # tools->external apps submenu self.addExternalApplicationAction = self.externalAppsMenu.addAction( Qt.QIcon.fromTheme('list-add'), 'Add external application launcher...', self.createExternalApp) self.removeExternalApplicationAction = self.externalAppsMenu.addAction( Qt.QIcon.fromTheme('list-remove'), 'Remove external appication launcher...', self.removeExternalApp) self.externalAppsMenu.addSeparator()
[docs] def createExternalApp(self): '''Add a new external application on execution time''' app_editor = ExternalAppEditor(self) name, xml, ok = app_editor.getDialog() if name in self._external_app_names: msg = ('The "%s" external application exists in your GUI.' ' If you want to create a new one, ' 'please use other text label' % name) taurus.warning(msg) return if ok: extapp = ExternalApp.fromXml(xml) action = extapp.getAction() action_name = str(action.text()) self.__external_app[action_name] = extapp self._addExternalAppLauncher(name, action)
def _addExternalAppLauncher(self, name, action): action_name = str(action.text()) self.__external_app_actions[action_name] = action self.addExternalAppLauncher(action) self._external_app_names.append(name)
[docs] def removeExternalApp(self, name=None): '''Remove the given external application from the GUI. :param name: (str or None) the name of the external application to be removed If None given, the user will be prompted ''' apps = self.__external_app.keys() + self.__permanent_ext_apps if name is None: items = sorted(apps) msg1 = "Remove External application" msg2 = ("External application to be removed " "(only custom external applications can be removed).") name, ok = Qt.QInputDialog.getItem(self, msg1, msg2, items, 0, False) if not ok: return name = unicode(name) if name not in apps: msg = ('Cannot remove the external application "%s"' ' (not found)' % name) self.debug(msg) return if name in self.__external_app.keys(): self.__external_app.pop(name) else: self.__permanent_ext_apps.remove(name) action = self.__external_app_actions.pop(name) self._external_app_names.remove(name) self.deleteExternalAppLauncher(action) self.debug('External application "%s" removed' % name)
[docs] def setCustomWidgetMap(self, map): ''' Sets the widget map that is used application-wide. This widget map will be used by default in all TaurusForm Panels belonging to this gui. :param map: (dict<str,Qt.QWidget>) a dictionary whose keys are device type strings (e.g. see :class:`PyTango.DeviceInfo`) and whose values are widgets to be used .. seealso:: :meth:`TaurusForm.setCustomWidgetMap`, :meth:`getCustomWidgetMap` ''' self._customWidgetMap = map
[docs] def getCustomWidgetMap(self): ''' Returns the default map used to create custom widgets by the TaurusForms belonging to this GUI :return: (dict<str,Qt.QWidget>) a dictionary whose keys are device type strings (i.e. see :class:`PyTango.DeviceInfo`) and whose values are widgets to be used .. seealso:: :meth:`setCustomWidgetMap` ''' return self._customWidgetMap
[docs] def createConfig(self, *args, **kwargs): '''reimplemented from TaurusMainWindow.createConfig''' self.updatePermanentCustomPanels(showAlways=False) self.updatePermanentExternalApplications(showAlways=False) cfg = TaurusMainWindow.createConfig(self, *args, **kwargs) return cfg
[docs] def removePanel(self, name=None): ''' remove the given panel from the GUI. .. note:: The panel; is actually removed from the current perspective. If the panel is saved in other perspectives, it should be removed from them as well. :param name: (str or None) the name of the panel to be removed If None given, the user will be prompted ''' if name is None: items = sorted( [n for n, p in self.__panels.iteritems() if p.isCustom()]) name, ok = Qt.QInputDialog.getItem(self, "Remove Panel", "Panel to be removed (only custom panels can be removed).\n Important: you may want to save the perspective afterwards,\n and maybe remove the panel from other perspectives as well", items, 0, False) if not ok: return name = unicode(name) if name not in self.__panels: self.debug('Cannot remove panel "%s" (not found)' % name) return panel = self.__panels.pop(name) try: # in case the widget is a Taurus one and does some cleaning when # setting model to None panel.widget().setModel(None) except: pass self.unregisterConfigurableItem(name, raiseOnError=False) self.removeDockWidget(panel) panel.setParent(None) panel.setAttribute(Qt.Qt.WA_DeleteOnClose) panel.close() self.debug('Panel "%s" removed' % name)
[docs] def createPanel(self, widget, name, floating=False, registerconfig=True, custom=False, permanent=False, icon=None, instrumentkey=None): ''' Creates a panel containing the given widget. :param wiget: (QWidget) the widget to be contained in the panel :param name: (str) the name of the panel. It will be used in tabs as well as for configuration :param floating: (bool) whether the panel should be docked or floating. (see note below) :param registerconfig: (bool) if True, the panel will be registered as a delegate for configuration :param custom: (bool) if True the panel is to be considered a "custom panel" :param permanent: (bool) set this to True for panels that need to be recreated when restoring the app :param icon: (QIcon) icon for the panel :param instrumentkey: (str) name of an instrument to which this panel is to be associated :return: (DockWidgetPanel) the created panel .. note:: On a previous version, there was a mandatory parameter called `area` (which accepted a Qt.DockWidgetArea or None as values) this parameter has now been substituted by the keyword argument `floating`. In order to provide backwards compatibility, the "floating" keyword argument stays at the same position as the old `area` argument and if a Qt.DockWidgetArea value is given, it will be interpreted as floating=True (while if `None` is passed, it will be interpreted as floating=False. ''' # backwards compatibility: if not isinstance(floating, bool): self.info( 'Deprecation warning: please note that the "area" argument is deprecated. See TaurusGui.createPanel doc') floating = not(floating) name = unicode(name) if name in self.__panels: self.info('Panel with name "%s" already exists. Reusing.' % name) return self.__panels[name] # create a panel panel = DockWidgetPanel(None, widget, name, self) # we will only place panels in this area self.addDockWidget(Qt.Qt.TopDockWidgetArea, panel) if len(self.__panels) != 0: self.tabifyDockWidget(self.__panels.values()[-1], panel) panel.setFloating(floating) # associate this panel with an instrument if instrumentkey is not None: if instrumentkey == self.IMPLICIT_ASSOCIATION: # see if there is an item whose name is the same as that of the # panel for syn in self.__synoptics: if name in syn.get_item_list(): self.setInstrumentAssociation(name, name) break else: self.setInstrumentAssociation(instrumentkey, name) if icon is not None: panel.toggleViewAction().setIcon(icon) # set flags panel.setCustom(custom) panel.setPermanent(permanent) # register the panel for configuration if registerconfig: self.registerConfigDelegate(panel, name=name) self.__panels[name] = panel # connect the panel visibility changes panel.visibilityChanged.connect(self._onPanelVisibilityChanged) return panel
[docs] def getPanel(self, name): '''get a panel object by name :return: (DockWidgetPanel) ''' return self.__panels[unicode(name)]
[docs] def getPanelNames(self): '''returns the names of existing panels :return: (list<str>) ''' return copy.deepcopy(self.__panels.keys())
def _setPermanentExternalApps(self, permExternalApps): '''creates empty panels for restoring custom panels. :param permCustomPanels: (list<str>) list of names of custom panels ''' # first create the panels if they don't actually exist for name in permExternalApps: if name not in self._external_app_names: # create empty action self.__permanent_ext_apps.append(name) action = ExternalAppAction('', name) self._addExternalAppLauncher(name, action) def _getPermanentExternalApps(self): return self.__permanent_ext_apps def _setPermanentCustomPanels(self, permCustomPanels): '''creates empty panels for restoring custom panels. :param permCustomPanels: (list<str>) list of names of custom panels ''' # first create the panels if they don't actually exist for name in permCustomPanels: if name not in self.__panels: self.createPanel(None, name, custom=True, permanent=True) def _getPermanentCustomPanels(self): ''' returns a list of panel names for which the custom and permanent flags are True (i.e., those custom panels that should be stored in configuration and/or perspectives) :return: (list<str>) ''' return [n for n, p in self.__panels.iteritems() if (p.isCustom() and p.isPermanent())]
[docs] def updatePermanentCustomPanels(self, showAlways=True): ''' Shows a dialog for selecting which custom panels should be permanently stored in the configuration. :param showAlways: (bool) forces showing the dialog even if there are no new custom Panels ''' # check if there are some newly created panels that may be made # permanent perm = self._getPermanentCustomPanels() temp = [n for n, p in self.__panels.iteritems() if ( p.isCustom() and not p.isPermanent())] if len(temp) > 0 or showAlways: dlg = QDoubleListDlg(winTitle='Stored panels', mainLabel='Select which of the panels should be stored', label1='Temporary (to be discarded)', label2='Permanent (to be stored)', list1=temp, list2=perm) result = dlg.exec_() if result == Qt.QDialog.Accepted: # update the permanent Custom Panels registered = self.getConfigurableItemNames() for name in dlg.getAll2(): if name not in registered: self.__panels[name].setPermanent(True) self.registerConfigDelegate(self.__panels[name], name) # unregister any panel that is temporary for name in dlg.getAll1(): self.__panels[name].setPermanent(False) self.unregisterConfigurableItem(name, raiseOnError=False)
[docs] def updatePermanentExternalApplications(self, showAlways=True): ''' Shows a dialog for selecting which new externals applications should be permanently stored in the configuration. :param showAlways: (bool) forces showing the dialog ''' # check if there are some newly created external applications that may # be made permanent #permanet_ext_app = list(self._external_app_names) if len(self.__external_app) > 0 or showAlways: msg = 'Select which of the external applications should be stored' dlg = QDoubleListDlg(winTitle='Stored external applications', mainLabel=msg, label1='Temporary (to be discarded)', label2='Permanent (to be stored)', list1=self.__external_app.keys(), list2=self.__permanent_ext_apps) result = dlg.exec_() if result == Qt.QDialog.Accepted: # update the temporally external applications for name in dlg.getAll2(): self.__permanent_ext_apps.append(str(name)) if name in self.__external_app: self.__external_app.pop(str(name)) for name in dlg.getAll1(): self.unregisterConfigurableItem("_extApp[%s]" % str(name), raiseOnError=False)
[docs] def createCustomPanel(self, paneldesc=None): ''' Creates a panel from a Panel Description and sets it as "custom panel". :param paneldesc: (PanelDescription) description of the panel to be created .. seealso:: :meth:`createPanel` ''' if paneldesc is None: from taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui import PanelDescriptionWizard paneldesc, ok = PanelDescriptionWizard.getDialog( self, extraWidgets=self._extraCatalogWidgets) if not ok: return w = paneldesc.getWidget(sdm=Qt.qApp.SDM, setModel=False) if hasattr(w, 'setCustomWidgetMap'): w.setCustomWidgetMap(self.getCustomWidgetMap()) if paneldesc.model is not None: w.setModel(paneldesc.model) if isinstance(w, TaurusBaseComponent): w.setModifiableByUser(True) w.setModelInConfig(True) self.createPanel(w, paneldesc.name, floating=paneldesc.floating, custom=True, registerconfig=False, instrumentkey=paneldesc.instrumentkey, permanent=False) msg = 'Panel %s created. Drag items to it or use the context menu to customize it' % w.name self.newShortMessage.emit(msg)
[docs] def createMainSynoptic(self, synopticname): ''' Creates a synoptic panel and registers it as "SelectedInstrument" reader and writer (allowing selecting instruments from synoptic ''' try: jdwFileName = os.path.join(self._confDirectory, synopticname) from taurus.qt.qtgui.graphic import TaurusJDrawSynopticsView synoptic = TaurusJDrawSynopticsView() synoptic.setModel(jdwFileName) self.__synoptics.append(synoptic) except Exception, e: # print repr(e) msg = 'Error loading synoptic file "%s".\nSynoptic won\'t be available' % jdwFileName self.error(msg) self.traceback(level=taurus.Info) result = Qt.QMessageBox.critical(self, 'Initialization error', '%s\n\n%s' % ( msg, repr(e)), Qt.QMessageBox.Abort | Qt.QMessageBox.Ignore) if result == Qt.QMessageBox.Abort: sys.exit() Qt.qApp.SDM.connectWriter( "SelectedInstrument", synoptic, "graphicItemSelected") Qt.qApp.SDM.connectReader( "SelectedInstrument", synoptic.selectGraphicItem) # find an unique (and short) name name = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(synopticname))[0] if len(name) > 10: name = 'Syn' i = 2 prefix = name while name in self.__panels: name = '%s_%i' % (prefix, i) i += 1 synopticpanel = self.createPanel(synoptic, name, permanent=True, icon=Qt.QIcon.fromTheme( 'image-x-generic')) toggleSynopticAction = synopticpanel.toggleViewAction() self.quickAccessToolBar.addAction(toggleSynopticAction)
[docs] def createConsole(self, kernels): msg = ('createConsole() and the "CONSOLE" configuration key are ' + 'deprecated since 4.0.4. Add a panel with a ' + 'silx.gui.console.IPythonWidget widdget instead') self.deprecated(msg) try: from silx.gui.console import IPythonWidget except ImportError: self.warning('Cannot import taurus.qt.qtgui.console. ' + 'The Console Panel will not be available') return console = IPythonWidget() self.createPanel(console, "Console", permanent=True, icon=Qt.QIcon.fromTheme('utilities-terminal'))
[docs] def createInstrumentsFromPool(self, macroservername): ''' Creates a list of instrument panel descriptions by gathering the info from the Pool. Each panel is a TaurusForm grouping together all those elements that belong to the same instrument according to the Pool info :return: (list<PanelDescription>) ''' instrument_dict = {} try: ms = taurus.Device(macroservername) instruments = ms.getElementsOfType('Instrument') if instruments is None: raise except Exception, e: msg = 'Could not fetch Instrument list from "%s"' % macroservername self.error(msg) result = Qt.QMessageBox.critical(self, 'Initialization error', '%s\n\n%s' % ( msg, repr(e)), Qt.QMessageBox.Abort | Qt.QMessageBox.Ignore) if result == Qt.QMessageBox.Abort: sys.exit() return [] for i in instruments.values(): i_name = i.full_name #i_name, i_unknown, i_type, i_pools = i.split() i_view = PanelDescription( i_name, classname='TaurusForm', floating=False, model=[]) instrument_dict[i_name] = i_view from operator import attrgetter pool_elements = sorted(ms.getElementsWithInterface( 'Moveable').values(), key=attrgetter('name')) pool_elements += sorted(ms.getElementsWithInterface( 'ExpChannel').values(), key=attrgetter('name')) pool_elements += sorted(ms.getElementsWithInterface( 'IORegister').values(), key=attrgetter('name')) for elem in pool_elements: instrument = elem.instrument if instrument: i_name = instrument e_name = "tango://%s" % elem.full_name instrument_dict[i_name].model.append(e_name) # filter out empty panels ret = [instrument for instrument in instrument_dict.values() if len(instrument.model) > 0] return ret
def __getVarFromXML(self, root, nodename, default=None): name = root.find(nodename) if name is None or name.text is None: return default else: return name.text def _importConfiguration(self, confname): '''returns the module corresponding to `confname` or to `tgconf_<confname>`. Note: the `conf` subdirectory of the directory in which taurusgui.py file is installed is temporally prepended to sys.path ''' confsubdir = os.path.join(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname( __file__)), 'conf') # the path to a conf subdirectory of the place where taurusgui.py is oldpath = sys.path try: # add the conf subdirectory dir to the pythonpath sys.path = [confsubdir] + sys.path conf = __import__(confname) except ImportError: altconfname = "tgconf_%s" % confname try: conf = __import__(altconfname) except ImportError: msg = 'cannot import %s or %s' % (confname, altconfname) self.error(msg) Qt.QMessageBox.critical( self, 'Initialization error', msg, Qt.QMessageBox.Abort) sys.exit() finally: sys.path = oldpath # restore the previous sys.path return conf
[docs] def loadConfiguration(self, confname): '''Reads a configuration file :param confname: (str or None) the name of module located in the PYTHONPATH or in the conf subdirectory of the directory in which taurusgui.py file is installed. This method will try to import <confname>. If that fails, it will try to import `tgconf_<confname>`. Alternatively, `confname` can be the path to the configuration module (not necessarily in the PYTHONPATH). `confname` can also be None, in which case a dummy empty module will be used. ''' # import the python config file try: if confname is None: import types conf = types.ModuleType( '__dummy_conf_module__') # dummy module confname = str(Qt.qApp.applicationName()) self._confDirectory = '' elif os.path.exists(confname): # if confname is a dir or file name import imp path, name = os.path.split(confname) name, _ = os.path.splitext(name) try: f, filename, data = imp.find_module(name, [path]) conf = imp.load_module(name, f, filename, data) confname = name except ImportError: conf = self._importConfiguration(confname) self._confDirectory = os.path.dirname(conf.__file__) else: # if confname is not a dir name, we assume it is a module name in the python path conf = self._importConfiguration(confname) self._confDirectory = os.path.dirname(conf.__file__) except Exception, e: import traceback msg = 'Error loading configuration: %s' % traceback.format_exc() # repr(e) self.error(msg) Qt.QMessageBox.critical( self, 'Initialization error', msg, Qt.QMessageBox.Abort) sys.exit() # Get the xml root node from the xml configuration file XML_CONFIG = getattr(conf, 'XML_CONFIG', None) if XML_CONFIG is None: self._xmlConfigFileName = None else: self._xmlConfigFileName = os.path.join( self._confDirectory, XML_CONFIG) # default fallback (in case of I/O or parse errors) xmlroot = etree.fromstring('<root></root>') if XML_CONFIG is not None: try: # If a relative name was given, the conf directory will be used # as base path xmlfname = os.path.join(self._confDirectory, XML_CONFIG) xmlFile = open(xmlfname, 'r') xmlstring = xmlFile.read() xmlFile.close() xmlroot = etree.fromstring(xmlstring) except Exception, e: msg = 'Error reading the XML file: "%s"' % xmlfname self.error(msg) self.traceback(level=taurus.Info) result = Qt.QMessageBox.critical(self, 'Initialization error', '%s\nReason:"%s"' % ( msg, repr(e)), Qt.QMessageBox.Abort | Qt.QMessageBox.Ignore) if result == Qt.QMessageBox.Abort: sys.exit() # General Qt application settings and jorgs bar logos APPNAME = getattr(conf, 'GUI_NAME', self.__getVarFromXML( xmlroot, "GUI_NAME", confname)) ORGNAME = getattr(conf, 'ORGANIZATION', self.__getVarFromXML( xmlroot, "ORGANIZATION", str(Qt.qApp.organizationName()) or 'Taurus')) CUSTOMLOGO = getattr(conf, 'CUSTOM_LOGO', getattr( conf, 'LOGO', self.__getVarFromXML(xmlroot, "CUSTOM_LOGO", 'logos:taurus.png'))) if Qt.QFile.exists(CUSTOMLOGO): customIcon = Qt.QIcon(CUSTOMLOGO) else: customIcon = Qt.QIcon(os.path.join( self._confDirectory, CUSTOMLOGO)) Qt.qApp.setApplicationName(APPNAME) Qt.qApp.setOrganizationName(ORGNAME) Qt.QApplication.instance().basicConfig() logo = getattr(tauruscustomsettings, 'ORGANIZATION_LOGO', "logos:taurus.png") ORGANIZATIONLOGO = getattr(conf, 'ORGANIZATION_LOGO', self.__getVarFromXML(xmlroot, "ORGANIZATION_LOGO", logo)) ## if Qt.QFile.exists(ORGANIZATIONLOGO): organizationIcon = Qt.QIcon(ORGANIZATIONLOGO) else: organizationIcon = Qt.QIcon(os.path.join( self._confDirectory, ORGANIZATIONLOGO)) # if required, enforce that only one instance of this GUI can be run SINGLEINSTANCE = getattr(conf, 'SINGLE_INSTANCE', (self.__getVarFromXML( xmlroot, "SINGLE_INSTANCE", 'True').lower() == 'true')) if SINGLEINSTANCE: if not self.checkSingleInstance(): msg = 'Only one istance of %s is allowed to run the same time' % ( APPNAME) self.error(msg) Qt.QMessageBox.critical( self, 'Multiple copies', msg, Qt.QMessageBox.Abort) sys.exit(1) # some initialization self.resetQSettings() self.setWindowTitle(APPNAME) self.setWindowIcon(customIcon) self.jorgsBar.addAction(organizationIcon, ORGNAME) self.jorgsBar.addAction(customIcon, APPNAME) # get custom widget catalog entries # @todo: support also loading from xml EXTRA_CATALOG_WIDGETS = getattr(conf, 'EXTRA_CATALOG_WIDGETS', []) self._extraCatalogWidgets = [] for classname, pixmapname in EXTRA_CATALOG_WIDGETS: # If a relative file name is given, the conf directory will be used # as base path if pixmapname and not Qt.QFile.exists(pixmapname): pixmapname = os.path.join(self._confDirectory, pixmapname) self._extraCatalogWidgets.append((classname, pixmapname)) # manual panel MANUAL_URI = getattr(conf, 'MANUAL_URI', self.__getVarFromXML(xmlroot, "MANUAL_URI", taurus.Release.url)) self.setHelpManualURI(MANUAL_URI) self.createPanel(self.helpManualBrowser, 'Manual', permanent=True, icon=Qt.QIcon.fromTheme('help-browser')) # configure the macro infrastructure MACROSERVER_NAME = getattr(conf, 'MACROSERVER_NAME', self.__getVarFromXML( xmlroot, "MACROSERVER_NAME", None)) MACRO_PANELS = getattr(conf, 'MACRO_PANELS', self.__getVarFromXML( xmlroot, "MACRO_PANELS", True)) # macro infrastructure will only be created if MACROSERVER_NAME is set if MACRO_PANELS and MACROSERVER_NAME is not None: from taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui import MacroBroker self.__macroBroker = MacroBroker(self) if MACROSERVER_NAME: self.macroserverNameChanged.emit(MACROSERVER_NAME) DOOR_NAME = getattr(conf, 'DOOR_NAME', self.__getVarFromXML(xmlroot, "DOOR_NAME", '')) if DOOR_NAME: self.doorNameChanged.emit(DOOR_NAME) MACROEDITORS_PATH = getattr(conf, 'MACROEDITORS_PATH', self.__getVarFromXML( xmlroot, "MACROEDITORS_PATH", '')) if MACROEDITORS_PATH: from sardana.taurus.qt.qtgui.extra_macroexecutor.macroparameterseditor.macroparameterseditor import ParamEditorManager ParamEditorManager().parsePaths(MACROEDITORS_PATH) ParamEditorManager().browsePaths() # Synoptics SYNOPTIC = getattr(conf, 'SYNOPTIC', None) if isinstance(SYNOPTIC, basestring): # old config file style self.warning( 'Deprecated usage of SYNOPTIC keyword (now it expects a list of paths). Please update your configuration file to: "SYNOPTIC=[\'%s\']".' % SYNOPTIC) SYNOPTIC = [SYNOPTIC] if SYNOPTIC is None: # we look in the xml config file if not present in the python config SYNOPTIC = [] node = xmlroot.find("SYNOPTIC") if (node is not None) and (node.text is not None): for child in node: s = child.get("str") # we do not append empty strings if s is not None and len(s): SYNOPTIC.append(s) for s in SYNOPTIC: self.createMainSynoptic(s) # Get panel descriptions from pool if required INSTRUMENTS_FROM_POOL = getattr(conf, 'INSTRUMENTS_FROM_POOL', (self.__getVarFromXML( xmlroot, "INSTRUMENTS_FROM_POOL", 'False').lower() == 'true')) if INSTRUMENTS_FROM_POOL: try: self.splashScreen().showMessage("Gathering Instrument info from Pool") except AttributeError: pass POOLINSTRUMENTS = self.createInstrumentsFromPool( MACROSERVER_NAME) # auto create instruments from pool else: POOLINSTRUMENTS = [] ####################################################################### # Deprecated CONSOLE command (if you need a IPython Console, just add a # Panel with a `silx.gui.console.IPythonWidget` # TODO: remove this block when deprecation grace time is due CONSOLE = getattr(conf, 'CONSOLE', self.__getVarFromXML( xmlroot, "CONSOLE", [])) if CONSOLE: self.createConsole([]) ####################################################################### # get custom panel descriptions from the python config file CUSTOM_PANELS = [obj for name, obj in inspect.getmembers( conf) if isinstance(obj, PanelDescription)] # add custom panel descriptions from xml config panelDescriptions = xmlroot.find("PanelDescriptions") if (panelDescriptions is not None): for child in panelDescriptions: if (child.tag == "PanelDescription"): pd = PanelDescription.fromXml(etree.tostring(child)) if pd is not None: CUSTOM_PANELS.append(pd) # create panels based on the panel descriptions gathered before for p in CUSTOM_PANELS + POOLINSTRUMENTS: try: try: self.splashScreen().showMessage("Creating panel %s" % p.name) except AttributeError: pass w = p.getWidget(sdm=Qt.qApp.SDM, setModel=False) if hasattr(w, 'setCustomWidgetMap'): w.setCustomWidgetMap(self.getCustomWidgetMap()) if p.model is not None: w.setModel(p.model) if p.instrumentkey is None: instrumentkey = self.IMPLICIT_ASSOCIATION # the pool instruments may change when the pool config changes, # so we do not store their config registerconfig = p not in POOLINSTRUMENTS # create a panel self.createPanel(w, p.name, floating=p.floating, registerconfig=registerconfig, instrumentkey=instrumentkey, permanent=True) except Exception, e: msg = 'Cannot create panel %s' % getattr( p, 'name', '__Unknown__') self.error(msg) self.traceback(level=taurus.Info) result = Qt.QMessageBox.critical(self, 'Initialization error', '%s\n\n%s' % ( msg, repr(e)), Qt.QMessageBox.Abort | Qt.QMessageBox.Ignore) if result == Qt.QMessageBox.Abort: sys.exit() # get custom toolbars descriptions from the python config file CUSTOM_TOOLBARS = [obj for name, obj in inspect.getmembers( conf) if isinstance(obj, ToolBarDescription)] # add custom toolbar descriptions from xml config toolBarDescriptions = xmlroot.find("ToolBarDescriptions") if (toolBarDescriptions is not None): for child in toolBarDescriptions: if (child.tag == "ToolBarDescription"): d = ToolBarDescription.fromXml(etree.tostring(child)) if d is not None: CUSTOM_TOOLBARS.append(d) # create toolbars based on the descriptions gathered before for d in CUSTOM_TOOLBARS: try: try: self.splashScreen().showMessage("Creating Toolbar %s" % d.name) except AttributeError: pass w = d.getWidget(sdm=Qt.qApp.SDM, setModel=False) if d.model is not None: w.setModel(d.model) w.setWindowTitle(d.name) # add the toolbar to the window self.addToolBar(w) # add the toggleview action to the view menu self.viewToolBarsMenu.addAction(w.toggleViewAction()) # register the toolbar as delegate if it supports it if isinstance(w, BaseConfigurableClass): self.registerConfigDelegate(w, d.name) except Exception, e: msg = 'Cannot add toolbar %s' % getattr( d, 'name', '__Unknown__') self.error(msg) self.traceback(level=taurus.Info) result = Qt.QMessageBox.critical(self, 'Initialization error', '%s\n\n%s' % ( msg, repr(e)), Qt.QMessageBox.Abort | Qt.QMessageBox.Ignore) if result == Qt.QMessageBox.Abort: sys.exit() CUSTOM_APPLETS = [] # for backwards compatibility MONITOR = getattr( conf, 'MONITOR', self.__getVarFromXML(xmlroot, "MONITOR", [])) if MONITOR: CUSTOM_APPLETS.append(AppletDescription( 'monitor', classname='TaurusMonitorTiny', model=MONITOR)) # get custom applet descriptions from the python config file CUSTOM_APPLETS += [obj for name, obj in inspect.getmembers( conf) if isinstance(obj, AppletDescription)] # add applet descriptions from xml config appletDescriptions = xmlroot.find("AppletDescriptions") if (appletDescriptions is not None): for child in appletDescriptions: if (child.tag == "AppletDescription"): d = AppletDescription.fromXml(etree.tostring(child)) if d is not None: CUSTOM_APPLETS.append(d) # create applet based on the descriptions gathered before for d in CUSTOM_APPLETS: try: try: self.splashScreen().showMessage("Creating applet %s" % d.name) except AttributeError: pass w = d.getWidget(sdm=Qt.qApp.SDM, setModel=False) if d.model is not None: w.setModel(d.model) # add the widget to the applets toolbar self.jorgsBar.addWidget(w) # register the toolbar as delegate if it supports it if isinstance(w, BaseConfigurableClass): self.registerConfigDelegate(w, d.name) except Exception, e: msg = 'Cannot add applet %s' % getattr( d, 'name', '__Unknown__') self.error(msg) self.traceback(level=taurus.Info) result = Qt.QMessageBox.critical(self, 'Initialization error', '%s\n\n%s' % ( msg, repr(e)), Qt.QMessageBox.Abort | Qt.QMessageBox.Ignore) if result == Qt.QMessageBox.Abort: sys.exit() # add external applications from both the python and the xml config # files EXTERNAL_APPS = [obj for name, obj in inspect.getmembers( conf) if isinstance(obj, ExternalApp)] externalAppsNode = xmlroot.find("ExternalApps") if (externalAppsNode is not None): for child in externalAppsNode: if (child.tag == "ExternalApp"): ea = ExternalApp.fromXml(etree.tostring(child)) if ea is not None: EXTERNAL_APPS.append(ea) for a in EXTERNAL_APPS: self._external_app_names.append(str(a.getAction().text())) self.addExternalAppLauncher(a.getAction()) # get the "factory settings" filename. By default, it is called # "default.ini" and resides in the configuration dir INIFILE = getattr(conf, 'INIFILE', self.__getVarFromXML( xmlroot, "INIFILE", "default.ini")) # if a relative name is given, the conf dir is used as the root path iniFileName = os.path.join(self._confDirectory, INIFILE) # read the settings (or the factory settings if the regular file is not # found) msg = "Loading previous state" if self.defaultConfigRecursionDepth >= 0: msg += " in Fail Proof mode" try: self.splashScreen().showMessage(msg) except AttributeError: pass self.loadSettings(factorySettingsFileName=iniFileName)
[docs] def setLockView(self, locked): self.setModifiableByUser(not locked)
[docs] def setModifiableByUser(self, modifiable): if modifiable: dwfeat = Qt.QDockWidget.AllDockWidgetFeatures else: dwfeat = Qt.QDockWidget.NoDockWidgetFeatures for panel in self.__panels.values(): panel.toggleViewAction().setEnabled(modifiable) panel.setFeatures(dwfeat) for action in (self.newPanelAction, self.showAllPanelsAction, self.hideAllPanelsAction, self.addExternalApplicationAction, self.removeExternalApplicationAction, ): action.setEnabled(modifiable) self._lockviewAction.setChecked(not modifiable) TaurusMainWindow.setModifiableByUser(self, modifiable)
[docs] def onShortMessage(self, msg): ''' Slot to be called when there is a new short message. Currently, the only action taken when there is a new message is to display it in the main window status bar. :param msg: (str) the short descriptive message to be handled ''' self.statusBar().showMessage(msg)
[docs] def hideAllPanels(self): '''hides all current panels''' for panel in self.__panels.itervalues(): panel.hide()
[docs] def showAllPanels(self): '''shows all current panels''' for panel in self.__panels.itervalues(): panel.show()
[docs] def onShowAssociationDialog(self): '''launches the instrument-panel association dialog (modal)''' dlg = AssociationDialog(self) Qt.qApp.SDM.connectWriter( "SelectedInstrument", dlg.ui.instrumentCB, "activated(QString)") dlg.exec_() Qt.qApp.SDM.disconnectWriter( "SelectedInstrument", dlg.ui.instrumentCB, "activated(QString)")
[docs] def getInstrumentAssociation(self, instrumentname): ''' Returns the panel name associated to an instrument name :param instrumentname: (str or None) The name of the instrument whose associated panel is wanted :return: (str or None) the associated panel name (or None). ''' return self.__instrumentToPanelMap.get(instrumentname, None)
[docs] def setInstrumentAssociation(self, instrumentname, panelname): ''' Sets the panel name associated to an instrument :param instrumentname: (str) The name of the instrument :param panelname: (str or None) The name of the associated panel or None to remove the association for this instrument. ''' instrumentname = unicode(instrumentname) # remove a previous association if it exists oldpanelname = self.__instrumentToPanelMap.get(instrumentname, None) self.__panelToInstrumentMap.pop(oldpanelname, None) # create the new association self.__instrumentToPanelMap[instrumentname] = panelname if panelname is not None: self.__panelToInstrumentMap[panelname] = instrumentname
[docs] def getAllInstrumentAssociations(self): ''' Returns the dictionary of instrument-panel associations :return: (dict<str,str>) a dict whose keys are the instruments known to the gui and whose values are the corresponding associated panels (or None). ''' return copy.deepcopy(self.__instrumentToPanelMap)
[docs] def setAllInstrumentAssociations(self, associationsdict, clearExisting=False): ''' Sets the dictionary of instrument-panel associations. By default, it keeps any existing association not present in the associationsdict. :param associationsdict: (dict<str,str>) a dict whose keys are the instruments names and whose values are the corresponding associated panels (or None) :param clearExisting: (bool) if True, the the existing asociations are cleared. If False (default) existing associations are updated with those in associationsdict ''' if clearExisting: self.__instrumentToPanelMap = copy.deepcopy(associationsdict) else: self.__instrumentToPanelMap.update(copy.deepcopy(associationsdict)) self.__panelToInstrumentMap = {} for k, v in self.__instrumentToPanelMap.iteritems(): self.__panelToInstrumentMap[v] = k
def _onPanelVisibilityChanged(self, visible): if visible: panelname = unicode(self.sender().objectName()) instrumentname = self.__panelToInstrumentMap.get(panelname) if instrumentname is not None: self.SelectedInstrument.emit(instrumentname)
[docs] def onSelectedInstrument(self, instrumentname): ''' Slot to be called when the selected instrument has changed (e.g. by user clicking in the synoptic) :param instrumentname: (str) The name that identifies the instrument. ''' instrumentname = unicode(instrumentname) panelname = self.getInstrumentAssociation(instrumentname) self.setFocusToPanel(panelname)
[docs] def setFocusToPanel(self, panelname): ''' Method that sets a focus for panel passed via an argument :param panelname: (str) The name that identifies the panel. This name must be unique within the panels in the GUI. ''' panelname = unicode(panelname) try: panel = self.__panels[panelname] panel.show() panel.setFocus() panel.raise_() except KeyError: pass
[docs] def tabifyArea(self, area): ''' tabifies all panels in a given area. :param area: (Qt.DockWidgetArea) .. warning:: This method is deprecated ''' raise DeprecationWarning( 'tabifyArea is no longer supported (now all panels reside in the same DockWidget Area)') panels = self.findPanelsInArea(area) if len(panels) < 2: return p0 = panels[0] for p in panels[1:]: self.tabifyDockWidget(p0, p)
[docs] def findPanelsInArea(self, area): ''' returns all panels in the given area :param area: (QMdiArea, Qt.DockWidgetArea, 'FLOATING' or None). If area=='FLOATING', the dockwidgets that are floating will be returned. :param area: (Qt.DockWidgetArea or str ) .. warning:: This method is deprecated ''' raise DeprecationWarning( 'findPanelsInArea is no longer supported (now all panels reside in the same DockWidget Area)') if area == 'FLOATING': return [p for p in self.__panels.values() if p.isFloating()] else: return [p for p in self.__panels.values() if self.dockWidgetArea(p) == area]
@classmethod
[docs] def getQtDesignerPluginInfo(cls): '''TaurusGui is not to be in designer ''' return None
[docs] def onShowManual(self, anchor=None): '''reimplemented from :class:`TaurusMainWindow` to show the manual in a panel (not just a dockwidget)''' self.setFocusToPanel('Manual')
[docs] def onExportCurrentPanelConfiguration(self, fname=None): if fname is None: fname = self._xmlConfigFileName if self._xmlConfigFileName is None: xmlroot = etree.Element("taurusgui_config") else: try: f = open(self._xmlConfigFileName, 'r') xmlroot = etree.fromstring(f.read()) f.close() except Exception, e: self.error('Cannot parse file "%s": %s', self._xmlConfigFileName, str(e)) return # retrieve/create the PanelDescriptions node panelDescriptionsNode = xmlroot.find("PanelDescriptions") if panelDescriptionsNode is None: panelDescriptionsNode = etree.SubElement( xmlroot, "PanelDescriptions") # Get all custom panels dlg = QDoubleListDlg(winTitle='Export Panels to XML', mainLabel='Select which of the custom panels you want to export as xml configuration', label1='Not Exported', label2='Exported', list1=[n for n, p in self.__panels.iteritems() if p.isCustom()], list2=[]) result = dlg.exec_() if result != Qt.QDialog.Accepted: return exportlist = dlg.getAll2() # create xml for those to be exported registered = self.getConfigurableItemNames() for name in exportlist: panel = self.__panels[name] if name not in registered: panel.setPermanent(True) self.registerConfigDelegate(panel, name) panelxml = PanelDescription.fromPanel(panel).toXml() panelDescriptionsNode.append(etree.fromstring(panelxml)) xml = etree.tostring(xmlroot, pretty_print=True) # write to file while True: if fname is None: fname = Qt.QFileDialog.getSaveFileName( self, "Open File", fname or self._confDirectory, self.tr("XML files (*.xml)")) if not fname: return fname = str(fname) # backup the file if os.path.exists(fname): import shutil try: bckname = "%s.orig" % fname shutil.copy(fname, bckname) except: self.warning( "%s will be overwritten but I could not create a backup in %s", fname, bckname) # write the data try: f = open(fname, 'w') f.write(xml) f.close() break except Exception, e: msg = 'Cannot write to %s: %s' % (fname, str(e)) self.error(msg) Qt.QMessageBox.warning( self, "I/O problem", msg + '\nChoose a different location.', Qt.QMessageBox.Ok, Qt.QMessageBox.NoButton) fname = None hint = "XML_CONFIG = '%s'" % os.path.relpath( fname, self._confDirectory) msg = 'Configuration written in %s' % fname self.info(msg) Qt.QMessageBox.information(self, "Configuration updated", msg + '\nMake sure that the .py configuration file in %s contains\n%s' % ( self._confDirectory, hint), Qt.QMessageBox.Ok, Qt.QMessageBox.NoButton) return
[docs] def showSDMInfo(self): '''pops up a dialog showing the current information from the Shared Data Manager''' #w = Qt.QMessageBox( self) text = 'Currently managing %i shared data objects:\n%s' % ( len(Qt.qApp.SDM.activeDataUIDs()), ', '.join(Qt.qApp.SDM.activeDataUIDs())) nfo = Qt.qApp.SDM.info() w = Qt.QMessageBox(Qt.QMessageBox.Information, 'Shared Data Manager Information', text, buttons=Qt.QMessageBox.Close, parent=self) w.setDetailedText(nfo) w.show() self.info(nfo)
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------ def main(confname=None): import sys import taurus from taurus.core.util import argparse from taurus.qt.qtgui.application import TaurusApplication taurus.info('Starting execution of TaurusGui') parser = argparse.get_taurus_parser() parser.set_usage("%prog [options] confname") parser.set_description("The taurus GUI application") parser.add_option("", "--config-dir", dest="config_dir", default=None, help="use the given configuration directory for initialization") parser.add_option("", "--new-gui", action="store_true", dest="new_gui", default=None, help="launch a wizard for creating a new TaurusGUI application") parser.add_option("", "--fail-proof", action="store_true", dest="fail_proof", default=None, help="launch in fail proof mode (it prevents potentially problematic configs from being loaded)") app = TaurusApplication(cmd_line_parser=parser, app_name="taurusgui", app_version=taurus.Release.version) args = app.get_command_line_args() options = app.get_command_line_options() if options.new_gui: # launch app settings wizard instead of taurusgui from taurus.qt.qtgui.taurusgui import AppSettingsWizard wizard = AppSettingsWizard() wizard.show() sys.exit(app.exec_()) if confname is None: confname = options.config_dir if confname is None: if len(args) == 1: # for backwards compat, we allow to specify the confname without the "--config-dir" parameter confname = args[0] else: parser.print_help(sys.stderr) sys.exit(1) if options.fail_proof: configRecursionDepth = 0 else: configRecursionDepth = None gui = TaurusGui(None, confname=confname, configRecursionDepth=configRecursionDepth) gui.show() ret = app.exec_() taurus.info('Finished execution of TaurusGui') sys.exit(ret) if __name__ == "__main__": main() # xmlTest()