/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/PythonCard/tools/resourceEditor/modules/stringDialog.py is in python-pythoncard 0.8.2-5.
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__version__ = "$Revision: 1.12 $"
__date__ = "$Date: 2004/08/22 20:56:34 $"
"""
from PythonCard import log, model, resource
import os
import wx
NEWSTRING = 'newString'
SPACER = ' : '
def stringResourceFromList(stringList):
desc = " {\n"
for s in stringList:
desc += """ %s:%s,\n""" % (repr(s), repr(stringList[s]))
# close strings
desc += " }\n"
d = eval(desc)
return resource.Resource(d)
class StringDialog(model.CustomDialog):
def __init__(self, aBg, stringList):
model.CustomDialog.__init__(self, aBg)
self.parent = aBg
"""
# KEA 2004-08-22
# workaround/hack to make sure closeField message
# is processed prior to the dialog being closed
# this occurs when one of the fields are edited and then
# the user clicks Ok
# this hack works because we don't process on_close
# the first time, but rather delay it by posting a second close message
self.closeDialog = False
"""
# if some special setup is necessary, do it here
self.stringList = stringList
sortedStrings = self.stringList.keys()
sortedStrings.sort()
for s in sortedStrings:
label = self.getLabelFromKey(s)
self.components.listStrings.append(label)
def parseStrings(self, rsrc):
stringList = {}
for s in rsrc.__dict__:
stringList[s] = rsrc.__dict__[s]
return stringList
def getLabelFromKey(self, key):
return key + SPACER + self.stringList[key].split('\n')[0]
def updateItemLabel(self, n, key):
label = self.getLabelFromKey(key)
self.components.listStrings.setString(n, label)
def getStringSelectionKey(self):
return self.components.listStrings.stringSelection.split()[0]
def on_fldName_closeField(self, event):
print "closeField fldName", event.target.text
newName = event.target.text
previousName = self.getStringSelectionKey()
# if the name changes then we have to check to see
# if the dictionary already has a key with the new
# name
if newName in self.stringList:
# replace?
pass
else:
sel = self.components.listStrings.selection
self.stringList[newName] = self.stringList[previousName]
del self.stringList[previousName]
#self.components.listStrings.setString(sel, newName)
self.updateItemLabel(sel, newName)
def on_fldValue_closeField(self, event):
print "closeField fldValue", event.target.text
sel = self.components.listStrings.selection
name = self.getStringSelectionKey()
self.stringList[name] = event.target.text
self.updateItemLabel(sel, name)
def displayItemAttributes(self, s):
self.components.fldName.text = s
self.components.fldValue.text = self.stringList[s]
def on_listStrings_select(self, event):
self.displayItemAttributes(self.getStringSelectionKey())
def on_btnDelete_mouseClick(self, event):
sel = self.components.listStrings.selection
name = self.getStringSelectionKey()
if sel != -1:
del self.stringList[name]
self.components.listStrings.delete(sel)
if len(self.stringList) > 0:
if sel > len(self.stringList) - 1:
sel = sel - 1
self.components.listStrings.selection = sel
self.displayItemAttributes(self.getStringSelectionKey())
def on_btnNew_mouseClick(self, event):
s = NEWSTRING
if s in self.stringList:
self.components.listStrings.stringSelection = self.getLabelFromKey(s)
else:
self.stringList[s] = ''
sel = len(self.stringList) - 1
self.components.listStrings.append(s)
self.components.listStrings.stringSelection = s
self.updateItemLabel(sel, s)
self.displayItemAttributes(self.getStringSelectionKey())
"""
# KEA 2004-08-22
# experiment to workaround Mac closeField bug
# ignore for now along with the extra debug print statements in closeField
# event handlers above
def on_mouseClick(self, event):
try:
print self.closeDialog
print event.target.name
print event.target.id
except:
pass
if self.closeDialog:
event.skip()
else:
self.closeDialog = True
wx.PostEvent(self, event)
"""
def stringDialog(parent, rsrc):
dlg = StringDialog(parent, rsrc)
result = dlg.showModal()
if result.accepted:
result.stringList = stringResourceFromList(dlg.stringList)
dlg.destroy()
return result
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