Enumerate the terminals with/without padding (very useful when accessing many sequentially numbered systems.)

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Stephen Boddy 2009-01-07 19:39:12 +01:00
parent d205c35a24
commit b356cfc9ee
1 changed files with 18 additions and 0 deletions

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@ -710,6 +710,16 @@ text/plain
self._vte.paste_clipboard () self._vte.paste_clipboard ()
self._vte.grab_focus() self._vte.grab_focus()
def do_enumerate(self, pad=False):
for idx in range(len(self.terminator.term_list)):
term = self.terminator.term_list[idx]
if term == self or term._group != None and term._group == self._group:
if pad == True:
numstr = '%0'+str(len(str(len(self.terminator.term_list))))+'d'
else:
numstr = '%d'
term._vte.feed_child(numstr % (idx+1))
#keybindings for the individual splited terminals (affects only the #keybindings for the individual splited terminals (affects only the
#the selected terminal) #the selected terminal)
UnhandledKeybindings = ('close_window', 'full_screen') UnhandledKeybindings = ('close_window', 'full_screen')
@ -985,6 +995,14 @@ text/plain
item.connect ("activate", lambda menu_item: self.paste_clipboard ()) item.connect ("activate", lambda menu_item: self.paste_clipboard ())
menu.append (item) menu.append (item)
item = gtk.MenuItem (_("Enumerate"))
item.connect ("activate", lambda menu_item: self.do_enumerate ())
menu.append (item)
item = gtk.MenuItem (_("Enumerate with pad"))
item.connect ("activate", lambda menu_item: self.do_enumerate (pad=True))
menu.append (item)
item = gtk.MenuItem () item = gtk.MenuItem ()
menu.append (item) menu.append (item)