terminator/terminatorlib/terminator.py

#!/usr/bin/python
# Terminator by Chris Jones <cmsj@tenshu.net>
# GPL v2 only
"""terminator.py - class for the master Terminator singleton"""

import copy
import gtk

from borg import Borg
from config import Config
from keybindings import Keybindings
from util import dbg, err
from factory import Factory
from cwd import get_pid_cwd
from version import APP_NAME, APP_VERSION

class Terminator(Borg):
    """master object for the application"""

    windows = None
    windowtitle = None
    terminals = None
    groups = None
    config = None
    keybindings = None

    origcwd = None
    pid_cwd = None
    gnome_client = None
    debug_address = None

    doing_layout = None

    groupsend = None
    groupsend_type = {'all':0, 'group':1, 'off':2}

    def __init__(self):
        """Class initialiser"""

        Borg.__init__(self, self.__class__.__name__)
        self.prepare_attributes()

    def prepare_attributes(self):
        """Initialise anything that isn't already"""

        if not self.windows:
            self.windows = []
        if not self.terminals:
            self.terminals = []
        if not self.groups:
            self.groups = []
        if not self.groupsend:
            self.groupsend = self.groupsend_type['group']
        if not self.config:
            self.config = Config()
        if not self.keybindings:
            self.keybindings = Keybindings()
            self.keybindings.configure(self.config['keybindings'])
        if not self.doing_layout:
            self.doing_layout = False
        if not self.pid_cwd:
            self.pid_cwd = get_pid_cwd()
        if self.gnome_client is None:
            self.attempt_gnome_client()

    def attempt_gnome_client(self):
        """Attempt to find a GNOME Session to register with"""
        try:
            import gnome
            import gnome.ui
            self.gnome_program = gnome.init(APP_NAME, APP_VERSION)
            self.gnome_client = gnome.ui.master_client()
            self.gnome_client.connect_to_session_manager()
            self.gnome_client.connect('save-yourself', self.save_yourself)
            self.gnome_client.connect('die', self.die)
            dbg('GNOME session support enabled and registered')
        except ImportError:
            self.gnome_client = False
            dbg('GNOME session support not available')

    def save_yourself(self, *args):
        """Save as much state as possible for the session manager"""
        dbg('preparing session manager state')
        # FIXME: Implement this

    def die(self, *args):
        """Die at the hands of the session manager"""
        dbg('session manager asked us to die')
        # FIXME: Implement this

    def register_window(self, window):
        """Register a new window widget"""
        if window not in self.windows:
            dbg('Terminator::register_window: registering %s:%s' % (id(window),
                type(window)))
            self.windows.append(window)

    def deregister_window(self, window):
        """de-register a window widget"""
        dbg('Terminator::deregister_window: de-registering %s:%s' %
                (id(window), type(window)))
        if window in self.windows:
            self.windows.remove(window)
        else:
            err('%s is not in registered window list' % window)

        if len(self.windows) == 0:
            # We have no windows left, we should exit
            dbg('no windows remain, quitting')
            gtk.main_quit()

    def register_terminal(self, terminal):
        """Register a new terminal widget"""
        if terminal not in self.terminals:
            dbg('Terminator::register_terminal: registering %s:%s' %
                    (id(terminal), type(terminal)))
            self.terminals.append(terminal)
            terminal.connect('ungroup-all', self.ungroup_all)

    def deregister_terminal(self, terminal):
        """De-register a terminal widget"""
        dbg('Terminator::deregister_terminal: de-registering %s:%s' %
                (id(terminal), type(terminal)))
        self.terminals.remove(terminal)

        if len(self.terminals) == 0:
            dbg('no terminals remain, destroying all windows')
            for window in self.windows:
                window.destroy()
        else:
            dbg('Terminator::deregister_terminal: %d terminals remain' %
                    len(self.terminals))

    def new_window(self):
        """Create a window with a Terminal in it"""
        maker = Factory()
        window = maker.make('Window')
        terminal = maker.make('Terminal')
        window.add(terminal)
        window.show()
        terminal.spawn_child()

        return(window, terminal)

    def create_layout(self, layoutname):
        """Create all the parts necessary to satisfy the specified layout"""
        layout = None
        objects = {}

        self.doing_layout = True

        layout = copy.deepcopy(self.config.layout_get_config(layoutname))
        if not layout:
            # User specified a non-existent layout. default to one Terminal
            err('layout %s not defined' % layout)
            raise(KeyError)

        # Wind the flat objects into a hierarchy
        hierarchy = {}
        count = 0
        # Loop over the layout until we have consumed it, or hit 1000 loops.
        # This is a stupid artificial limit, but it's safe.
        while len(layout) > 0 and count < 1000:
            count = count + 1
            if count == 1000:
                err('hit maximum loop boundary. THIS IS VERY LIKELY A BUG')
            for obj in layout.keys():
                if layout[obj]['type'].lower() == 'window':
                    hierarchy[obj] = {}
                    hierarchy[obj]['type'] = 'Window'
                    hierarchy[obj]['children'] = {}

                    # Copy any additional keys
                    for objkey in layout[obj].keys():
                        if layout[obj][objkey] != '' and not hierarchy[obj].has_key(objkey):
                            hierarchy[obj][objkey] = layout[obj][objkey]

                    objects[obj] = hierarchy[obj]
                    del(layout[obj])
                else:
                    # Now examine children to see if their parents exist yet
                    if not layout[obj].has_key('parent'):
                        err('Invalid object: %s' % obj)
                        del(layout[obj])
                        continue
                    if objects.has_key(layout[obj]['parent']):
                        # Our parent has been created, add ourselves
                        childobj = {}
                        childobj['type'] = layout[obj]['type']
                        childobj['children'] = {}

                        # Copy over any additional object keys
                        for objkey in layout[obj].keys():
                            if not childobj.has_key(objkey):
                                childobj[objkey] = layout[obj][objkey]

                        objects[layout[obj]['parent']]['children'][obj] = childobj
                        objects[obj] = childobj
                        del(layout[obj])

        layout = hierarchy

        for windef in layout:
            if layout[windef]['type'] != 'Window':
                err('invalid layout format. %s' % layout)
                raise(ValueError)
            window, terminal = self.new_window()
            window.create_layout(layout[windef])
            if layout[windef].has_key('position'):
                parts = layout[windef]['position'].split(':')
                if len(parts) == 2:
                    window.move(int(parts[0]), int(parts[1]))
            if layout[windef].has_key('size'):
                parts = layout[windef]['size']
                winx = int(parts[0])
                winy = int(parts[1])
                if winx > 1 and winy > 1:
                    window.resize(winx, winy)

    def layout_done(self):
        """Layout operations have finished, record that fact"""
        self.doing_layout = False

        for terminal in self.terminals:
            if not terminal.pid:
                terminal.spawn_child()

    def reconfigure(self):
        """Update configuration for the whole application"""

        if self.config['handle_size'] in xrange(0, 6):
            gtk.rc_parse_string("""
                style "terminator-paned-style" {
                    GtkPaned::handle_size = %s 
                }
                class "GtkPaned" style "terminator-paned-style" 
                """ % self.config['handle_size'])
            gtk.rc_reset_styles(gtk.settings_get_default())

        # Cause all the terminals to reconfigure
        for terminal in self.terminals:
            terminal.reconfigure()

        # Reparse our keybindings
        self.keybindings.configure(self.config['keybindings'])

        # Update tab position if appropriate
        maker = Factory()
        for window in self.windows:
            child = window.get_child()
            if maker.isinstance(child, 'Notebook'):
                child.configure()

    def create_group(self, name):
        """Create a new group"""
        if name not in self.groups:
            dbg('Terminator::create_group: registering group %s' % name)
            self.groups.append(name)

    def ungroup_all(self, widget):
        """Remove all groups"""
        for terminal in self.terminals:
            terminal.set_group(None, None)
        self.groups = []

    def closegroupedterms(self, group):
        """Close all terminals in a group"""
        for terminal in self.terminals:
            if terminal.group == group:
                terminal.close()

    def group_hoover(self):
        """Clean out unused groups"""

        if self.config['autoclean_groups']:
            inuse = []
            todestroy = []

            for terminal in self.terminals:
                if terminal.group:
                    if not terminal.group in inuse:
                        inuse.append(terminal.group)

            for group in self.groups:
                if not group in inuse:
                    todestroy.append(group)

            dbg('Terminator::group_hoover: %d groups, hoovering %d' %
                    (len(self.groups), len(todestroy)))
            for group in todestroy:
                self.groups.remove(group)

    def group_emit(self, terminal, group, type, event):
        """Emit to each terminal in a group"""
        dbg('Terminator::group_emit: emitting a keystroke for group %s' %
                group)
        for term in self.terminals:
            if term != terminal and term.group == group:
                term.vte.emit(type, event)

    def all_emit(self, terminal, type, event):
        """Emit to all terminals"""
        for term in self.terminals:
            if term != terminal:
                term.vte.emit(type, event)

    def do_enumerate(self, widget, pad):
        """Insert the number of each terminal in a group, into that terminal"""
        if pad:
            numstr = '%0'+str(len(str(len(self.terminals))))+'d'
        else:
            numstr = '%d'

        for term in self.get_target_terms(widget):
            idx = self.terminals.index(term)
            term.feed(numstr % (idx + 1))

    def get_target_terms(self, widget):
        """Get the terminals we should currently be broadcasting to"""
        if self.groupsend == self.groupsend_type['all']:
            return(self.terminals)
        elif self.groupsend == self.groupsend_type['group']:
            termset = []
            for term in self.terminals:
                if term == widget or (term.group != None and term.group ==
                        widget.group):
                    termset.append(term)
            return(termset)
        else:
            return([widget])

    def get_focussed_terminal(self):
        """iterate over all the terminals to find which, if any, has focus"""
        for terminal in self.terminals:
            if terminal.flags()&gtk.HAS_FOCUS:
                return(terminal)
        return(None)

    def focus_changed(self, widget):
        """We just moved focus to a new terminal"""
        for terminal in self.terminals:
            terminal.titlebar.update(widget)
        return

    def describe_layout(self):
        """Describe our current layout"""
        layout = {}
        count = 0
        for window in self.windows:
            parent = ''
            count = window.describe_layout(count, parent, layout, 0)

        return(layout)

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