diff --git a/gramps2/ChangeLog b/gramps2/ChangeLog index 9cd117fb5..36cb1599a 100644 --- a/gramps2/ChangeLog +++ b/gramps2/ChangeLog @@ -1,7 +1,11 @@ +2006-12-26 Zsolt Foldvari + * src/GrampsWidgets.py: Add MaskedEntry, a widget to emulate the + KiwiEntry from the Kiwi project. + 2006-12-25 Alex Roitman * config.sub, config.guess: Update. -2006-12-25 Stefan Björk +2006-12-25 Stefan Bjork * src/DateHandler/_Date_sv.py: Revert endash changes. Passes date_test.py. diff --git a/gramps2/src/GrampsWidgets.py b/gramps2/src/GrampsWidgets.py index dc62282d7..c94743d75 100644 --- a/gramps2/src/GrampsWidgets.py +++ b/gramps2/src/GrampsWidgets.py @@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ class IntEdit(gtk.Entry): """An gtk.Edit widget that only allows integers.""" def __init__(self): - gtk.Entry.__init__(self) + gtk.Entry.__init__(self) self._signal = self.connect("insert_text", self.insert_cb) @@ -651,3 +651,1160 @@ class PlaceEntry: self.share.add(image) self.tooltips.set_tip(self.share, _('Select an existing place')) self.tooltips.set_tip(self.add_del, _('Add a new place')) + +##============================================================================## + +DEFAULT_DELAY = 500 +BORDER_WIDTH = 4 + +class Tooltip(gtk.Window): + def __init__(self, widget): + gtk.Window.__init__(self, gtk.WINDOW_POPUP) + # from gtktooltips.c:gtk_tooltips_force_window + self.set_app_paintable(True) + self.set_resizable(False) + self.set_name("gtk-tooltips") + self.set_border_width(BORDER_WIDTH) + self.connect('expose-event', self._on__expose_event) + + self._label = gtk.Label() + self.add(self._label) + self._show_timeout_id = -1 + + # from gtktooltips.c:gtk_tooltips_draw_tips + def _calculate_pos(self, widget): + screen = widget.get_screen() + + w, h = self.size_request() + + x, y = widget.window.get_origin() + + if widget.flags() & gtk.NO_WINDOW: + x += widget.allocation.x + y += widget.allocation.y + + x = screen.get_root_window().get_pointer()[0] + x -= (w / 2 + BORDER_WIDTH) + + pointer_screen, px, py, _ = screen.get_display().get_pointer() + if pointer_screen != screen: + px = x + py = y + + monitor_num = screen.get_monitor_at_point(px, py) + monitor = screen.get_monitor_geometry(monitor_num) + + if (x + w) > monitor.x + monitor.width: + x -= (x + w) - (monitor.x + monitor.width); + elif x < monitor.x: + x = monitor.x + + if ((y + h + widget.allocation.height + BORDER_WIDTH) > + monitor.y + monitor.height): + y = y - h - BORDER_WIDTH + else: + y = y + widget.allocation.height + BORDER_WIDTH + + return x, y + + # from gtktooltips.c:gtk_tooltips_paint_window + def _on__expose_event(self, window, event): + w, h = window.size_request() + window.style.paint_flat_box(window.window, + gtk.STATE_NORMAL, gtk.SHADOW_OUT, + None, window, "tooltip", + 0, 0, w, h) + return False + + def _real_display(self, widget): + x, y = self._calculate_pos(widget) + + self.move(x, y) + self.show_all() + + # Public API + + def set_text(self, text): + self._label.set_text(text) + + def hide(self): + gtk.Window.hide(self) + gobject.source_remove(self._show_timeout_id) + self._show_timeout_id = -1 + + def display(self, widget): + if not self._label.get_text(): + return + + if self._show_timeout_id != -1: + return + + self._show_timeout_id = gobject.timeout_add(DEFAULT_DELAY, + self._real_display, + widget) + +##============================================================================## +##============================================================================## + +# This is tricky and contains quite a few hacks: +# An entry contains 2 GdkWindows, one for the background and one for +# the text area. The normal one, on which the (normally white) background +# is drawn can be accessed through entry.window (after realization) +# The other window is the one where the cursor and the text is drawn upon, +# it's refered to as "text area" inside the GtkEntry code and it is called +# the same here. It can only be accessed through window.get_children()[0], +# since it's considered private to the entry. +# +# +-------------------------------------+ +# | (1) | (1) parent widget (grey) +# |+----------------(2)----------------+| +# || |-- /-\ | || (2) entry.window (white) +# || |- | | |(4) (3) || +# || | \-/ | || (3) text area (transparent) +# |+-----------------------------------+| +# |-------------------------------------| (4) cursor, black +# | | +# +-------------------------------------| +# +# So, now we want to put an icon in the edge: +# An earlier approached by Lorzeno drew the icon directly on the text area, +# which is not desired since if the text is using the whole width of the +# entry the icon will be drawn on top of the text. +# Now what we want to do is to resize the text area and create a +# new window upon which we can draw the icon. +# +# +-------------------------------------+ +# | | (5) icon window +# |+----------------------------++-----+| +# || |-- /-\ | || || +# || |- | | | || (5) || +# || | \-/ | || || +# |+----------------------------++-----+| +# |-------------------------------------| +# | | +# +-------------------------------------+ +# +# When resizing the text area the cursor and text is not moved into the +# correct position, it'll still be off by the width of the icon window +# To fix this we need to call a private function, gtk_entry_recompute, +# a workaround is to call set_visiblity() which calls recompute() +# internally. +# + +class IconEntry(object): + """ + Helper object for rendering an icon in a GtkEntry + """ + + def __init__(self, entry): + if not isinstance(entry, gtk.Entry): + raise TypeError("entry must be a gtk.Entry") + self._constructed = False + self._pixbuf = None + self._pixw = 1 + self._pixh = 1 + self._text_area = None + self._text_area_pos = (0, 0) + self._icon_win = None + self._entry = entry + self._tooltip = Tooltip(self) + entry.connect('enter-notify-event', + self._on_entry__enter_notify_event) + entry.connect('leave-notify-event', + self._on_entry__leave_notify_event) + entry.connect('notify::xalign', + self._on_entry__notify_xalign) + self._update_position() + + def _on_entry__notify_xalign(self, entry, pspec): + self._update_position() + + def _on_entry__enter_notify_event(self, entry, event): + icon_win = self.get_icon_window() + if event.window != icon_win: + return + + self._tooltip.display(entry) + + def _on_entry__leave_notify_event(self, entry, event): + if event.window != self.get_icon_window(): + return + + self._tooltip.hide() + + def set_tooltip(self, text): + self._tooltip.set_text(text) + + def get_icon_window(self): + return self._icon_win + + def set_pixbuf(self, pixbuf): + """ + @param pixbuf: a gdk.Pixbuf or None + """ + entry = self._entry + if not isinstance(entry.get_toplevel(), gtk.Window): + # For widgets in SlaveViews, wait until they're attached + # to something visible, then set the pixbuf + entry.connect_object('realize', self.set_pixbuf, pixbuf) + return + + if pixbuf: + if not isinstance(pixbuf, gtk.gdk.Pixbuf): + raise TypeError("pixbuf must be a GdkPixbuf") + else: + # Turning of the icon should also restore the background + entry.modify_base(gtk.STATE_NORMAL, None) + if not self._pixbuf: + return + self._pixbuf = pixbuf + + if pixbuf: + self._pixw = pixbuf.get_width() + self._pixh = pixbuf.get_height() + else: + self._pixw = self._pixh = 0 + + win = self._icon_win + if not win: + self.construct() + win = self._icon_win + + self.resize_windows() + + # XXX: Why? + if win: + if not pixbuf: + win.hide() + else: + win.show() + + # Hack: This triggers a .recompute() which is private + entry.set_visibility(entry.get_visibility()) + entry.queue_draw() + + def construct(self): + if self._constructed: + return + + entry = self._entry + if not entry.flags() & gtk.REALIZED: + entry.realize() + + # Hack: Save a reference to the text area, now when its created + self._text_area = entry.window.get_children()[0] + self._text_area_pos = self._text_area.get_position() + + # PyGTK should allow default values for most of the values here. + win = gtk.gdk.Window(entry.window, + self._pixw, self._pixh, + gtk.gdk.WINDOW_CHILD, + (gtk.gdk.ENTER_NOTIFY_MASK | + gtk.gdk.LEAVE_NOTIFY_MASK), + gtk.gdk.INPUT_OUTPUT, + 'icon window', + 0, 0, + entry.get_visual(), + entry.get_colormap(), + gtk.gdk.Cursor(entry.get_display(), gtk.gdk.LEFT_PTR), + '', '', True) + self._icon_win = win + win.set_user_data(entry) + win.set_background(entry.style.base[entry.state]) + self._constructed = True + + def deconstruct(self): + if self._icon_win: + # This is broken on PyGTK 2.6.x + try: + self._icon_win.set_user_data(None) + except: + pass + # Destroy not needed, called by the GC. + self._icon_win = None + + def update_background(self, color): + if not self._icon_win: + return + + self._entry.modify_base(gtk.STATE_NORMAL, color) + + self.draw_pixbuf() + + def get_background(self): + return self._entry.style.base[gtk.STATE_NORMAL] + + def resize_windows(self): + if not self._pixbuf: + return + + icony = iconx = 4 + + # Make space for the icon, both windows + winw = self._entry.window.get_size()[0] + textw, texth = self._text_area.get_size() + textw = winw - self._pixw - (iconx + icony) + + if self._pos == gtk.POS_LEFT: + textx, texty = self._text_area_pos + textx += iconx + self._pixw + + # FIXME: Why is this needed. Focus padding? + # The text jumps without this + textw -= 2 + self._text_area.move_resize(textx, texty, textw, texth) + elif self._pos == gtk.POS_RIGHT: + self._text_area.resize(textw, texth) + iconx += textw + + icon_win = self._icon_win + # XXX: Why? + if not icon_win: + return + + # If the size of the window is large enough, resize and move it + # Otherwise just move it to the right side of the entry + if icon_win.get_size() != (self._pixw, self._pixh): + icon_win.move_resize(iconx, icony, self._pixw, self._pixh) + else: + icon_win.move(iconx, icony) + + def draw_pixbuf(self): + if not self._pixbuf: + return + + win = self._icon_win + # XXX: Why? + if not win: + return + + # Draw background first + color = self._entry.style.base_gc[self._entry.state] + win.draw_rectangle(color, True, + 0, 0, self._pixw, self._pixh) + + # If sensitive draw the icon, regardless of the window emitting the + # event since makes it a bit smoother on resize + if self._entry.flags() & gtk.SENSITIVE: + win.draw_pixbuf(None, self._pixbuf, 0, 0, 0, 0, + self._pixw, self._pixh) + + def _update_position(self): + if self._entry.get_property('xalign') > 0.5: + self._pos = gtk.POS_LEFT + else: + self._pos = gtk.POS_RIGHT + +##============================================================================## + +import string + +HAVE_2_6 = gtk.pygtk_version[:2] == (2, 6) + +(DIRECTION_LEFT, DIRECTION_RIGHT) = (1, -1) + +(INPUT_ASCII_LETTER, + INPUT_ALPHA, + INPUT_ALPHANUMERIC, + INPUT_DIGIT) = range(4) + +INPUT_FORMATS = { + '0': INPUT_DIGIT, + 'L': INPUT_ASCII_LETTER, + 'A': INPUT_ALPHANUMERIC, + 'a': INPUT_ALPHANUMERIC, + '&': INPUT_ALPHA, + } + +# Todo list: Other usefull Masks +# 9 - Digit, optional +# ? - Ascii letter, optional +# C - Alpha, optional + +INPUT_CHAR_MAP = { + INPUT_ASCII_LETTER: lambda text: text in string.ascii_letters, + INPUT_ALPHA: unicode.isalpha, + INPUT_ALPHANUMERIC: unicode.isalnum, + INPUT_DIGIT: unicode.isdigit, + } + +(ENTRY_MODE_UNKNOWN, + ENTRY_MODE_TEXT, + ENTRY_MODE_DATA) = range(3) + +##def type_register(gtype): + ##"""Register the type, but only if it's not already registered + ##@param gtype: the class to register + ##""" + + ### copied from gobjectmodule.c:_wrap_type_register + ##if (getattr(gtype, '__gtype__', None) != + ##getattr(gtype.__base__, '__gtype__', None)): + ##return False + + ##gobject.type_register(gtype) + + ##return True + +class MaskedEntry(gtk.Entry): + """ + """ + __gtype_name__ = 'MaskedEntry' + + def __init__(self): + ##self._completion = None + + gtk.Entry.__init__(self) + + self.connect('insert-text', self._on_insert_text) + self.connect('delete-text', self._on_delete_text) + self.connect_after('grab-focus', self._after_grab_focus) + + self.connect('changed', self._on_changed) + + self.connect('focus', self._on_focus) + self.connect('focus-out-event', self._on_focus_out_event) + self.connect('move-cursor', self._on_move_cursor) + self.connect('button-press-event', self._on_button_press_event) + self.connect('notify::cursor-position', + self._on_notify_cursor_position) + + self._block_changed = False + + self._current_object = None + ##self._mode = ENTRY_MODE_TEXT + self._icon = IconEntry(self) + + # List of validators + # str -> static characters + # int -> dynamic, according to constants above + self._mask_validators = [] + self._mask = None + # Fields defined by mask + # each item is a tuble, containing the begining and the end of the + # field in the text + self._mask_fields = [] + self._current_field = -1 + self._pos = 0 + self._selecting = False + + self._block_insert = False + self._block_delete = False + + # Virtual methods + # PyGTK 2.6 does not support the virtual method do_size_allocate so + # we have to use the signal instead + # PyGTK 2.9.0 and later (bug #327715) does not work using the old code, + # so we have to make this conditionally + if HAVE_2_6: + gsignal('size-allocate', 'override') + def do_size_allocate(self, allocation): + self.chain(allocation) + + if self.flags() & gtk.REALIZED: + self._icon.resize_windows() + else: + def do_size_allocate(self, allocation): + gtk.Entry.do_size_allocate(self, allocation) + + if self.flags() & gtk.REALIZED: + self._icon.resize_windows() + + def do_expose_event(self, event): + gtk.Entry.do_expose_event(self, event) + + if event.window == self.window: + self._icon.draw_pixbuf() + + def do_realize(self): + gtk.Entry.do_realize(self) + self._icon.construct() + + def do_unrealize(self): + self._icon.deconstruct() + gtk.Entry.do_unrealize(self) + + # Public API + def set_text(self, text): + completion = self.get_completion() + + ##if isinstance(completion, KiwiEntryCompletion): + ##self.handler_block(completion.changed_id) + + gtk.Entry.set_text(self, text) + + ##if isinstance(completion, KiwiEntryCompletion): + ##self.handler_unblock(completion.changed_id) + + # Mask & Fields + + def set_mask(self, mask): + """ + Sets the mask of the Entry. + Supported format characters are: + - '0' digit + - 'L' ascii letter (a-z and A-Z) + - '&' alphabet, honors the locale + - 'a' alphanumeric, honors the locale + - 'A' alphanumeric, honors the locale + + This is similar to MaskedTextBox: + U{http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.maskedtextbox.mask(VS.80).aspx} + + Example mask for a ISO-8601 date + >>> entry.set_mask('0000-00-00') + + @param mask: the mask to set + """ + + if not mask: + self.modify_font(pango.FontDescription("sans")) + self._mask = mask + return + + # First, reset + self._mask_validators = [] + self._mask_fields = [] + self._current_field = -1 + + mask = unicode(mask) + input_length = len(mask) + lenght = 0 + pos = 0 + field_begin = 0 + field_end = 0 + while True: + if pos >= input_length: + break + if mask[pos] in INPUT_FORMATS: + self._mask_validators += [INPUT_FORMATS[mask[pos]]] + field_end += 1 + else: + self._mask_validators.append(mask[pos]) + if field_begin != field_end: + self._mask_fields.append((field_begin, field_end)) + field_end += 1 + field_begin = field_end + pos += 1 + + self._mask_fields.append((field_begin, field_end)) + self.modify_font(pango.FontDescription("monospace")) + + self._really_delete_text(0, -1) + self._insert_mask(0, input_length) + self._mask = mask + + def get_mask(self): + """ + @returns: the mask + """ + return self._mask + + def get_field_text(self, field): + if not self._mask: + raise MaskError("a mask must be set before calling get_field_text") + + text = self.get_text() + start, end = self._mask_fields[field] + return text[start: end].strip() + + def get_fields(self): + """ + Get the fields assosiated with the entry. + A field is dynamic content separated by static. + For example, the format string 000-000 has two fields + separated by a dash. + if a field is empty it'll return an empty string + otherwise it'll include the content + + @returns: fields + @rtype: list of strings + """ + if not self._mask: + raise MaskError("a mask must be set before calling get_fields") + + fields = [] + + text = unicode(self.get_text()) + for start, end in self._mask_fields: + fields.append(text[start:end].strip()) + + return fields + + def get_empty_mask(self, start=None, end=None): + """ + Gets the empty mask between start and end + + @param start: + @param end: + @returns: mask + @rtype: string + """ + + if start is None: + start = 0 + if end is None: + end = len(self._mask_validators) + + s = '' + for validator in self._mask_validators[start:end]: + if isinstance(validator, int): + s += ' ' + elif isinstance(validator, unicode): + s += validator + else: + raise AssertionError + return s + + def get_field_pos(self, field): + """ + Get the position at the specified field. + """ + if field >= len(self._mask_fields): + return None + + start, end = self._mask_fields[field] + + return start + + def _get_field_ideal_pos(self, field): + start, end = self._mask_fields[field] + text = self.get_field_text(field) + pos = start+len(text) + return pos + + def get_field(self): + if self._current_field >= 0: + return self._current_field + else: + return None + + def set_field(self, field, select=False): + if field >= len(self._mask_fields): + return + + pos = self._get_field_ideal_pos(field) + self.set_position(pos) + + if select: + field_text = self.get_field_text(field) + start, end = self._mask_fields[field] + self.select_region(start, pos) + + self._current_field = field + + def get_field_length(self, field): + if 0 <= field < len(self._mask_fields): + start, end = self._mask_fields[field] + return end - start + + def _shift_text(self, start, end, direction=DIRECTION_LEFT, + positions=1): + """ + Shift the text, to the right or left, n positions. Note that this + does not change the entry text. It returns the shifted text. + + @param start: + @param end: + @param direction: see L{kiwi.enums.Direction} + @param positions: the number of positions to shift. + + @return: returns the text between start and end, shifted to + the direction provided. + """ + text = self.get_text() + new_text = '' + validators = self._mask_validators + + if direction == DIRECTION_LEFT: + i = start + else: + i = end - 1 + + # When shifting a text, we wanna keep the static chars where they + # are, and move the non-static chars to the right position. + while start <= i < end: + if isinstance(validators[i], int): + # Non-static char shoud be here. Get the next one (depending + # on the direction, and the number of positions to skip.) + # + # When shifting left, the next char will be on the right, + # so, it will be appended, to the new text. + # Otherwise, when shifting right, the char will be + # prepended. + next_pos = self._get_next_non_static_char_pos(i, direction, + positions-1) + + # If its outside the bounds of the region, ignore it. + if not start <= next_pos <= end: + next_pos = None + + if next_pos is not None: + if direction == DIRECTION_LEFT: + new_text = new_text + text[next_pos] + else: + new_text = text[next_pos] + new_text + else: + if direction == DIRECTION_LEFT: + new_text = new_text + ' ' + else: + new_text = ' ' + new_text + + else: + # Keep the static char where it is. + if direction == DIRECTION_LEFT: + new_text = new_text + text[i] + else: + new_text = text[i] + new_text + i += direction + + return new_text + + def _get_next_non_static_char_pos(self, pos, direction=DIRECTION_LEFT, + skip=0): + """ + Get next non-static char position, skiping some chars, if necessary. + @param skip: skip first n chars + @param direction: direction of the search. + """ + text = self.get_text() + validators = self._mask_validators + i = pos+direction+skip + while 0 <= i < len(text): + if isinstance(validators[i], int): + return i + i += direction + + return None + + def _get_field_at_pos(self, pos, dir=None): + """ + Return the field index at position pos. + """ + for p in self._mask_fields: + if p[0] <= pos <= p[1]: + return self._mask_fields.index(p) + + return None + + def is_empty(self): + text = self.get_text() + if self._mask: + empty = self.get_empty_mask() + else: + empty = '' + + return text == empty + + # Private + + def _really_delete_text(self, start, end): + # A variant of delete_text() that never is blocked by us + self._block_delete = True + self.delete_text(start, end) + self._block_delete = False + + def _really_insert_text(self, text, position): + # A variant of insert_text() that never is blocked by us + self._block_insert = True + self.insert_text(text, position) + self._block_insert = False + + def _insert_mask(self, start, end): + text = self.get_empty_mask(start, end) + self._really_insert_text(text, position=start) + + def _confirms_to_mask(self, position, text): + validators = self._mask_validators + if position < 0 or position >= len(validators): + return False + + validator = validators[position] + if isinstance(validator, int): + if not INPUT_CHAR_MAP[validator](text): + return False + if isinstance(validator, unicode): + if validator == text: + return True + return False + + return True + + def _appers_later(self, char, start): + """ + Check if a char appers later on the mask. If it does, return + the field it appers at. returns False otherwise. + """ + validators = self._mask_validators + i = start + while i < len(validators): + if self._mask_validators[i] == char: + field = self._get_field_at_pos(i) + if field is None: + return False + + return field + + i += 1 + + return False + + def _can_insert_at_pos(self, new, pos): + """ + Check if a chararcter can be inserted at some position + + @param new: The char that wants to be inserted. + @param pos: The position where it wants to be inserted. + + @return: Returns None if it can be inserted. If it cannot be, + return the next position where it can be successfuly + inserted. + """ + validators = self._mask_validators + + # Do not let insert if the field is full + field = self._get_field_at_pos(pos) + if field is not None: + text = self.get_field_text(field) + length = self.get_field_length(field) + if len(text) == length: + gtk.gdk.beep() + return pos + + # If the char confirms to the mask, but is a static char, return the + # position after that static char. + if (self._confirms_to_mask(pos, new) and + not isinstance(validators[pos], int)): + return pos+1 + + # If does not confirms to mask: + # - Check if the char the user just tried to enter appers later. + # - If it does, Jump to the start of the field after that + if not self._confirms_to_mask(pos, new): + field = self._appers_later(new, pos) + if field is not False: + pos = self.get_field_pos(field+1) + if pos is not None: + gobject.idle_add(self.set_position, pos) + return pos + + return None + +# When inserting new text, supose, the entry, at some time is like this, +# ahd the user presses '0', for instance: +# -------------------------------- +# | ( 1 2 ) 3 4 5 - 6 7 8 9 | +# -------------------------------- +# ^ ^ ^ +# S P E +# +# S - start of the field (start) +# E - end of the field (end) +# P - pos - where the new text is being inserted. (pos) +# +# So, the new text will be: +# +# the old text, from 0 until P +# + the new text +# + the old text, from P until the end of the field, shifted to the +# right +# + the old text, from the end of the field, to the end of the text. +# +# After inserting, the text will be this: +# -------------------------------- +# | ( 1 2 ) 3 0 4 5 - 6 7 8 9 | +# -------------------------------- +# ^ ^ ^ +# S P E +# + + def _insert_at_pos(self, text, new, pos): + """ + Inserts the character at the give position in text. Note that the + insertion won't be applied to the entry, but to the text provided. + + @param text: Text that it will be inserted into. + @param new: New text to insert. + @param pos: Positon to insert at + + @return: Returns a tuple, with the position after the insetion + and the new text. + """ + field = self._get_field_at_pos(pos) + length = len(new) + new_pos = pos + start, end = self._mask_fields[field] + + # Shift Right + new_text = (text[:pos] + new + + self._shift_text(pos, end, DIRECTION_RIGHT)[1:] + + text[end:]) + + # Overwrite Right +# new_text = (text[:pos] + new + +# text[pos+length:end]+ +# text[end:]) + new_pos = pos+1 + gobject.idle_add(self.set_position, new_pos) + + # If the field is full, jump to the next field + if len(self.get_field_text(field)) == self.get_field_length(field)-1: + gobject.idle_add(self.set_field, field+1, True) + self.set_field(field+1) + + return new_pos, new_text + + # Callbacks + def _on_insert_text(self, editable, new, length, position): + if not self._mask or self._block_insert: + return + new = unicode(new) + pos = self.get_position() + + self.stop_emission('insert-text') + + text = self.get_text() + # Insert one char at a time + for c in new: + _pos = self._can_insert_at_pos(c, pos) + if _pos is None: + pos, text = self._insert_at_pos(text, c, pos) + else: + pos = _pos + + # Change the text with the new text. + self._block_changed = True + self._really_delete_text(0, -1) + self._block_changed = False + + self._really_insert_text(text, 0) + +# When deleting some text, supose, the entry, at some time is like this: +# -------------------------------- +# | ( 1 2 ) 3 4 5 6 - 7 8 9 0 | +# -------------------------------- +# ^ ^ ^ ^ +# S s e E +# +# S - start of the field (_start) +# E - end of the field (_end) +# s - start of the text being deleted (start) +# e - end of the text being deleted (end) +# +# end - start -> the number of characters being deleted. +# +# So, the new text will be: +# +# the old text, from 0 until the start of the text being deleted. +# + the old text, from the start of where the text is being deleted, until +# the end of the field, shifted to the left, end-start positions +# + the old text, from the end of the field, to the end of the text. +# +# So, after the text is deleted, the entry will look like this: +# +# -------------------------------- +# | ( 1 2 ) 3 5 6 - 7 8 9 0 | +# -------------------------------- +# ^ +# P +# +# P = the position of the cursor after the deletion, witch is equal to +# start (s at the previous ilustration) + + def _on_delete_text(self, editable, start, end): + if not self._mask or self._block_delete: + return + + self.stop_emission('delete-text') + + pos = self.get_position() + # Trying to delete an static char. Delete the char before that + if (0 < start < len(self._mask_validators) + and not isinstance(self._mask_validators[start], int) + and pos != start): + self._on_delete_text(editable, start-1, start) + return + + field = self._get_field_at_pos(end-1) + # Outside a field. Cannot delete. + if field is None: + self.set_position(end-1) + return + _start, _end = self._mask_fields[field] + + # Deleting from outside the bounds of the field. + if start < _start or end > _end: + _start, _end = start, end + + # Change the text + text = self.get_text() + + # Shift Left + new_text = (text[:start] + + self._shift_text(start, _end, DIRECTION_LEFT, + end-start) + + text[_end:]) + + # Overwrite Left +# empty_mask = self.get_empty_mask() +# new_text = (text[:_start] + +# text[_start:start] + +# empty_mask[start:start+(end-start)] + +# text[start+(end-start):_end] + +# text[_end:]) + + new_pos = start + + self._block_changed = True + self._really_delete_text(0, -1) + self._block_changed = False + self._really_insert_text(new_text, 0) + + # Position the cursor on the right place. + self.set_position(new_pos) + + if self.is_empty(): + pos = self.get_field_pos(0) + self.set_position(pos) + + def _after_grab_focus(self, widget): + # The text is selectet in grab-focus, so this needs to be done after + # that: + if self.is_empty(): + if self._mask: + self.set_field(0) + else: + self.set_position(0) + + def _on_focus(self, widget, direction): + if not self._mask: + return + + if (direction == gtk.DIR_TAB_FORWARD or + direction == gtk.DIR_DOWN): + inc = 1 + if (direction == gtk.DIR_TAB_BACKWARD or + direction == gtk.DIR_UP): + inc = -1 + + field = self._current_field + + field += inc + # Leaving the entry + if field == len(self._mask_fields) or field == -1: + self.select_region(0, 0) + self._current_field = -1 + return False + + if field < 0: + field = len(self._mask_fields)-1 + + # grab_focus changes the selection, so we need to grab_focus before + # making the selection. + self.grab_focus() + self.set_field(field, select=True) + + return True + + def _on_notify_cursor_position(self, widget, pspec): + if not self._mask: + return + + if not self.is_focus(): + return + + if self._selecting: + return + + pos = self.get_position() + field = self._get_field_at_pos(pos) + + if pos == 0: + self.set_position(self.get_field_pos(0)) + return + + text = self.get_text() + field = self._get_field_at_pos(pos) + + # Humm, the pos is not inside any field. Get the next pos inside + # some field, depending on the direction that the cursor is + # moving + diff = pos - self._pos + _field = field + while _field is None and (len(text) > pos > 0) and diff: + pos += diff + _field = self._get_field_at_pos(pos) + self._pos = pos + + if field is None: + self.set_position(self._pos) + else: + self._current_field = field + self._pos = pos + + def _on_changed(self, widget): + if self._block_changed: + self.stop_emission('changed') + + def _on_focus_out_event(self, widget, event): + if not self._mask: + return + + self._current_field = -1 + + def _on_move_cursor(self, entry, step, count, extend_selection): + self._selecting = extend_selection + + def _on_button_press_event(self, entry, event ): + if event.type == gtk.gdk.BUTTON_PRESS and event.button == 1: + self._selecting = True + elif event.type == gtk.gdk.BUTTON_RELEASE and event.button == 1: + self._selecting = True + + # IconEntry + + def set_tooltip(self, text): + self._icon.set_tooltip(text) + + def set_pixbuf(self, pixbuf): + self._icon.set_pixbuf(pixbuf) + + def update_background(self, color): + self._icon.update_background(color) + + def get_background(self): + return self._icon.get_background() + + def get_icon_window(self): + return self._icon.get_icon_window() + +#type_register(MaskedEntry) +gobject.type_register(MaskedEntry) + +##============================================================================## + +def main(args): + win = gtk.Window() + win.set_title('gtk.Entry subclass') + def cb(window, event): + #print 'fields', widget.get_field_text() + gtk.main_quit() + win.connect('delete-event', cb) + + widget = MaskedEntry() + widget.set_mask('000.000.000.000') + + pixbuf = gtk.gdk.pixbuf_new_from_file("images/stock_lock.png") + widget.set_pixbuf(pixbuf) + widget.set_tooltip("Tooltip example") + + win.add(widget) + + win.show_all() + + widget.select_region(0, 0) + gtk.main() + +if __name__ == '__main__': + import sys + sys.exit(main(sys.argv))