#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
Simple desktop dialogue box support for Python.

Copyright (C) 2007, 2009 Paul Boddie <paul@boddie.org.uk>

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
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FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
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--------

Opening Dialogue Boxes (Dialogs)
--------------------------------

To open a dialogue box (dialog) in the current desktop environment, relying on
the automatic detection of that environment, use the appropriate dialogue box
class:

question = desktop.dialog.Question("Are you sure?")
result = question.open()

To override the detected desktop, specify the desktop parameter to the open
function as follows:

question.open("KDE") # Insists on KDE
question.open("GNOME") # Insists on GNOME
question.open("MATE") # Insists on MATE

The dialogue box options are documented in each class's docstring.

Available dialogue box classes are listed in the desktop.dialog.available
attribute.

Supported desktop environments are listed in the desktop.dialog.supported
attribute.
"""

from desktop import use_desktop, _run, _readfrom, _status

class _wrapper:
    def __init__(self, handler):
        self.handler = handler

class _readvalue(_wrapper):
    def __call__(self, cmd, shell):
        return self.handler(cmd, shell).strip()

class _readinput(_wrapper):
    def __call__(self, cmd, shell):
        return self.handler(cmd, shell)[:-1]

class _readvalues_kdialog(_wrapper):
    def __call__(self, cmd, shell):
        result = self.handler(cmd, shell).strip().strip('"')
        if result:
            return result.split('" "')
        else:
            return []

class _readvalues_zenity(_wrapper):
    def __call__(self, cmd, shell):
        result = self.handler(cmd, shell).strip()
        if result:
            return result.split("|")
        else:
            return []

class _readvalues_Xdialog(_wrapper):
    def __call__(self, cmd, shell):
        result = self.handler(cmd, shell).strip()
        if result:
            return result.split("/")
        else:
            return []

# Dialogue parameter classes.

class String:

    "A generic parameter."

    def __init__(self, name):
        self.name = name

    def convert(self, value, program):
        return [value or ""]

class Strings(String):

    "Multiple string parameters."

    def convert(self, value, program):
        return value or []

class StringPairs(String):

    "Multiple string parameters duplicated to make identifiers."

    def convert(self, value, program):
        l = []
        for v in value:
            l.append(v)
            l.append(v)
        return l

class StringKeyword:

    "A keyword parameter."

    def __init__(self, keyword, name):
        self.keyword = keyword
        self.name = name

    def convert(self, value, program):
        return [self.keyword + "=" + (value or "")]

class StringKeywords:

    "Multiple keyword parameters."

    def __init__(self, keyword, name):
        self.keyword = keyword
        self.name = name

    def convert(self, value, program):
        l = []
        for v in value or []:
            l.append(self.keyword + "=" + v)
        return l

class Integer(String):

    "An integer parameter."

    defaults = {
        "width" : 40,
        "height" : 15,
        "list_height" : 10
        }
    scale = 8

    def __init__(self, name, pixels=0):
        String.__init__(self, name)
        if pixels:
            self.factor = self.scale
        else:
            self.factor = 1

    def convert(self, value, program):
        if value is None:
            value = self.defaults[self.name]
        return [str(int(value) * self.factor)]

class IntegerKeyword(Integer):

    "An integer keyword parameter."

    def __init__(self, keyword, name, pixels=0):
        Integer.__init__(self, name, pixels)
        self.keyword = keyword

    def convert(self, value, program):
        if value is None:
            value = self.defaults[self.name]
        return [self.keyword + "=" + str(int(value) * self.factor)]

class Boolean(String):

    "A boolean parameter."

    values = {
        "kdialog" : ["off", "on"],
        "zenity" : ["FALSE", "TRUE"],
        "Xdialog" : ["off", "on"]
        }

    def convert(self, value, program):
        values = self.values[program]
        if value:
            return [values[1]]
        else:
            return [values[0]]

class MenuItemList(String):

    "A menu item list parameter."

    def convert(self, value, program):
        l = []
        for v in value:
            l.append(v.value)
            l.append(v.text)
        return l

class ListItemList(String):

    "A radiolist/checklist item list parameter."

    def __init__(self, name, status_first=0):
        String.__init__(self, name)
        self.status_first = status_first

    def convert(self, value, program):
        l = []
        for v in value:
            boolean = Boolean(None)
            status = boolean.convert(v.status, program)
            if self.status_first:
                l += status
            l.append(v.value)
            l.append(v.text)
            if not self.status_first:
                l += status
        return l

# Dialogue argument values.

class MenuItem:

    "A menu item which can also be used with radiolists and checklists."

    def __init__(self, value, text, status=0):
        self.value = value
        self.text = text
        self.status = status

# Dialogue classes.

class Dialogue:

    commands = {
        "KDE" : "kdialog",
        "GNOME" : "zenity",
        "MATE" : "zenity",
        "XFCE" : "zenity", # NOTE: Based on observations with Xubuntu.
        "X11" : "Xdialog"
        }

    def open(self, desktop=None):

        """
        Open a dialogue box (dialog) using a program appropriate to the desktop
        environment in use.

        If the optional 'desktop' parameter is specified then attempt to use
        that particular desktop environment's mechanisms to open the dialog
        instead of guessing or detecting which environment is being used.

        Suggested values for 'desktop' are "standard", "KDE", "GNOME",
        "MATE", "Mac OS X", "Windows".

        The result of the dialogue interaction may be a string indicating user
        input (for Input, Password, Menu, Pulldown), a list of strings
        indicating selections of one or more items (for RadioList, CheckList),
        or a value indicating true or false (for Question, Warning, Message,
        Error).

        Where a string value may be expected but no choice is made, an empty
        string may be returned. Similarly, where a list of values is expected
        but no choice is made, an empty list may be returned.
        """

        # Decide on the desktop environment in use.

        desktop_in_use = use_desktop(desktop)

        # Get the program.

        try:
            program = self.commands[desktop_in_use]
        except KeyError:
            raise OSError("Desktop '%s' not supported (no known dialogue box command could be suggested)" % desktop_in_use)

        # The handler is one of the functions communicating with the subprocess.
        # Some handlers return boolean values, others strings.

        handler, options = self.info[program]

        cmd = [program]
        for option in options:
            if isinstance(option, str):
                cmd.append(option)
            else:
                value = getattr(self, option.name, None)
                cmd += option.convert(value, program)

        return handler(cmd, 0)

class Simple(Dialogue):
    def __init__(self, text, width=None, height=None):
        self.text = text
        self.width = width
        self.height = height

class Question(Simple):

    """
    A dialogue asking a question and showing response buttons.
    Options: text, width (in characters), height (in characters)
    Response: a boolean value indicating an affirmative response (true) or a
              negative response
    """

    name = "question"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_status, ["--yesno", String("text")]),
        "zenity" : (_status, ["--question", StringKeyword("--text", "text")]),
        "Xdialog" : (_status, ["--stdout", "--yesno", String("text"), Integer("height"), Integer("width")]),
        }

class Warning(Simple):

    """
    A dialogue asking a question and showing response buttons.
    Options: text, width (in characters), height (in characters)
    Response: a boolean value indicating an affirmative response (true) or a
              negative response
    """

    name = "warning"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_status, ["--warningyesno", String("text")]),
        "zenity" : (_status, ["--warning", StringKeyword("--text", "text")]),
        "Xdialog" : (_status, ["--stdout", "--yesno", String("text"), Integer("height"), Integer("width")]),
        }

class Message(Simple):

    """
    A message dialogue.
    Options: text, width (in characters), height (in characters)
    Response: a boolean value indicating an affirmative response (true) or a
              negative response
    """

    name = "message"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_status, ["--msgbox", String("text")]),
        "zenity" : (_status, ["--info", StringKeyword("--text", "text")]),
        "Xdialog" : (_status, ["--stdout", "--msgbox", String("text"), Integer("height"), Integer("width")]),
        }

class Error(Simple):

    """
    An error dialogue.
    Options: text, width (in characters), height (in characters)
    Response: a boolean value indicating an affirmative response (true) or a
              negative response
    """

    name = "error"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_status, ["--error", String("text")]),
        "zenity" : (_status, ["--error", StringKeyword("--text", "text")]),
        "Xdialog" : (_status, ["--stdout", "--msgbox", String("text"), Integer("height"), Integer("width")]),
        }

class Menu(Simple):

    """
    A menu of options, one of which being selectable.
    Options: text, width (in characters), height (in characters),
             list_height (in items), items (MenuItem objects)
    Response: a value corresponding to the chosen item
    """

    name = "menu"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_readvalue(_readfrom), ["--menu", String("text"), MenuItemList("items")]),
        "zenity" : (_readvalue(_readfrom), ["--list", StringKeyword("--text", "text"), StringKeywords("--column", "titles"),
            MenuItemList("items")]
            ),
        "Xdialog" : (_readvalue(_readfrom), ["--stdout", "--menubox",
            String("text"), Integer("height"), Integer("width"), Integer("list_height"), MenuItemList("items")]
            ),
        }
    item = MenuItem
    number_of_titles = 2

    def __init__(self, text, titles, items=None, width=None, height=None, list_height=None):

        """
        Initialise a menu with the given heading 'text', column 'titles', and
        optional 'items' (which may be added later), 'width' (in characters),
        'height' (in characters) and 'list_height' (in items).
        """

        Simple.__init__(self, text, width, height)
        self.titles = ([""] * self.number_of_titles + titles)[-self.number_of_titles:]
        self.items = items or []
        self.list_height = list_height

    def add(self, *args, **kw):

        """
        Add an item, passing the given arguments to the appropriate item class.
        """

        self.items.append(self.item(*args, **kw))

class RadioList(Menu):

    """
    A list of radio buttons, one of which being selectable.
    Options: text, width (in characters), height (in characters),
             list_height (in items), items (MenuItem objects), titles
    Response: a list of values corresponding to chosen items (since some
              programs, eg. zenity, appear to support multiple default
              selections)
    """

    name = "radiolist"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_readvalues_kdialog(_readfrom), ["--radiolist", String("text"), ListItemList("items")]),
        "zenity" : (_readvalues_zenity(_readfrom),
            ["--list", "--radiolist", StringKeyword("--text", "text"), StringKeywords("--column", "titles"),
            ListItemList("items", 1)]
            ),
        "Xdialog" : (_readvalues_Xdialog(_readfrom), ["--stdout", "--radiolist",
            String("text"), Integer("height"), Integer("width"), Integer("list_height"), ListItemList("items")]
            ),
        }
    number_of_titles = 3

class CheckList(Menu):

    """
    A list of checkboxes, many being selectable.
    Options: text, width (in characters), height (in characters),
             list_height (in items), items (MenuItem objects), titles
    Response: a list of values corresponding to chosen items
    """

    name = "checklist"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_readvalues_kdialog(_readfrom), ["--checklist", String("text"), ListItemList("items")]),
        "zenity" : (_readvalues_zenity(_readfrom),
            ["--list", "--checklist", StringKeyword("--text", "text"), StringKeywords("--column", "titles"),
            ListItemList("items", 1)]
            ),
        "Xdialog" : (_readvalues_Xdialog(_readfrom), ["--stdout", "--checklist",
            String("text"), Integer("height"), Integer("width"), Integer("list_height"), ListItemList("items")]
            ),
        }
    number_of_titles = 3

class Pulldown(Menu):

    """
    A pull-down menu of options, one of which being selectable.
    Options: text, width (in characters), height (in characters),
             items (list of values)
    Response: a value corresponding to the chosen item
    """

    name = "pulldown"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_readvalue(_readfrom), ["--combobox", String("text"), Strings("items")]),
        "zenity" : (_readvalue(_readfrom),
            ["--list", "--radiolist", StringKeyword("--text", "text"), StringKeywords("--column", "titles"),
            StringPairs("items")]
            ),
        "Xdialog" : (_readvalue(_readfrom),
            ["--stdout", "--combobox", String("text"), Integer("height"), Integer("width"), Strings("items")]),
        }
    item = str
    number_of_titles = 2

class Input(Simple):

    """
    An input dialogue, consisting of an input field.
    Options: text, input, width (in characters), height (in characters)
    Response: the text entered into the dialogue by the user
    """

    name = "input"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_readinput(_readfrom),
            ["--inputbox", String("text"), String("data")]),
        "zenity" : (_readinput(_readfrom),
            ["--entry", StringKeyword("--text", "text"), StringKeyword("--entry-text", "data")]),
        "Xdialog" : (_readinput(_readfrom),
            ["--stdout", "--inputbox", String("text"), Integer("height"), Integer("width"), String("data")]),
        }

    def __init__(self, text, data="", width=None, height=None):
        Simple.__init__(self, text, width, height)
        self.data = data

class Password(Input):

    """
    A password dialogue, consisting of a password entry field.
    Options: text, width (in characters), height (in characters)
    Response: the text entered into the dialogue by the user
    """

    name = "password"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_readinput(_readfrom),
            ["--password", String("text")]),
        "zenity" : (_readinput(_readfrom),
            ["--entry", StringKeyword("--text", "text"), "--hide-text"]),
        "Xdialog" : (_readinput(_readfrom),
            ["--stdout", "--password", "--inputbox", String("text"), Integer("height"), Integer("width")]),
        }

class TextFile(Simple):

    """
    A text file input box.
    Options: filename, text, width (in characters), height (in characters)
    Response: any text returned by the dialogue program (typically an empty
              string)
    """

    name = "textfile"
    info = {
        "kdialog" : (_readfrom, ["--textbox", String("filename"), Integer("width", pixels=1), Integer("height", pixels=1)]),
        "zenity" : (_readfrom, ["--text-info", StringKeyword("--filename", "filename"), IntegerKeyword("--width", "width", pixels=1),
            IntegerKeyword("--height", "height", pixels=1)]
            ),
        "Xdialog" : (_readfrom, ["--stdout", "--textbox", String("filename"), Integer("height"), Integer("width")]),
        }

    def __init__(self, filename, text="", width=None, height=None):
        Simple.__init__(self, text, width, height)
        self.filename = filename

# Available dialogues.

available = [Question, Warning, Message, Error, Menu, CheckList, RadioList, Input, Password, Pulldown, TextFile]

# Supported desktop environments.

supported = list(Dialogue.commands.keys())

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