#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Name: wx.lib.eventStack
# Purpose: These mixins implement a push and pop menu/UI update event
# handler system at the wx.App level. This is useful for resolving
# cases where multiple views may want to respond to an event
# (say, wx.ID_COPY) and where you also want a "default" handler
# for the event (and UI update status) when there is no active
# view which wishes to handle the event.
#
# Author: Kevin Ollivier
#
# Created: -Mar-
# Copyright: (c) Kevin Ollivier
# Licence: wxWindows license
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
import sys, os
import wx
class AppEventManager:
ui_events = [
wx.ID_NEW, wx.ID_OPEN, wx.ID_CLOSE_ALL, wx.ID_CLOSE,
wx.ID_REVERT, wx.ID_SAVE, wx.ID_SAVEAS, wx.ID_UNDO,
wx.ID_REDO, wx.ID_PRINT, wx.ID_PRINT_SETUP, wx.ID_PREVIEW,
wx.ID_EXIT
]
def __init__(self):
pass
def RegisterEvents(self):
app = wx.GetApp()
#app.AddHandlerForID(wx.ID_EXIT, self.OnExit)
#app.AddHandlerForID(wx.ID_ABOUT, self.OnAbout)
for eventID in self.ui_events:
app.AddHandlerForID(eventID, self.ProcessEvent)
app.AddUIHandlerForID(eventID, self.ProcessUpdateUIEvent)
class AppEventHandlerMixin:
"""
The purpose of the AppEventHandlerMixin is to provide a centralized
location to manage menu and toolbar events. In an IDE which may have
any number of file editors and services open that may want to respond
to certain menu and toolbar events (e.g. copy, paste, select all),
we need this to efficiently make sure that the right handler is handling
the event.
To work with this system, views must call
Add(UI)HandlerForID(ID, handlerFunc)
in their EVT_SET_FOCUS handler, and call Remove(UI)HandlerForID(ID) in their
EVT_KILL_FOCUS handler.
"""
def __init__(self):
self.handlers = {}
self.uihandlers = {}
# When a view changes the handler, move the old one here.
# Then "pop" the handler when the view loses the focus
self.pushed_handlers = {}
self.pushed_uihandlers = {}
def AddHandlerForIDs(self, eventID_list, handlerFunc):
for eventID in eventID_list:
self.AddHandlerForID(eventID, handlerFunc)
def AddHandlerForID(self, eventID, handlerFunc):
self.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.HandleEvent, id=eventID)
if eventID in self.handlers:
self.pushed_handlers[eventID] = self.handlers[eventID]
self.handlers[eventID] = handlerFunc
def AddUIHandlerForID(self, eventID, handlerFunc):
self.Bind(wx.EVT_UPDATE_UI, self.HandleUpdateUIEvent, id=eventID)
if eventID in self.uihandlers:
self.pushed_uihandlers[eventID] = self.uihandlers[eventID]
self.uihandlers[eventID] = handlerFunc
def RemoveHandlerForIDs(self, eventID_list):
for eventID in eventID_list:
self.RemoveHandlerForID(eventID)
def RemoveHandlerForID(self, eventID):
self.Unbind(wx.EVT_MENU, id=eventID)
self.handlers[eventID] = None
if eventID in self.pushed_handlers:
self.handlers[eventID] = self.pushed_handlers[eventID]
def RemoveUIHandlerForID(self, eventID):
self.Unbind(wx.EVT_UPDATE_UI, id=eventID)
self.uihandlers[eventID] = None
if eventID in self.pushed_uihandlers:
self.uihandlers[eventID] = self.pushed_uihandlers[eventID]
def HandleEvent(self, event):
e_id = event.GetId()
if e_id in self.handlers:
handler = self.handlers[e_id]
try:
if handler:
return handler(event)
except wx.PyDeadObjectError:
self.RemoveHandlerForID(e_id)
else:
event.Skip()
return False
def HandleUpdateUIEvent(self, event):
e_id = event.GetId()
if e_id in self.uihandlers:
handler = self.uihandlers[e_id]
try:
if handler:
return handler(event)
except wx.PyDeadObjectError:
self.RemoveUIHandlerForID(e_id)
else:
event.Skip()
return False
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