mytest.py

   1 from enigma import *
   2
   3 import sys
   4 import time
   5
   6 from screens import *
   7 from skin import applyGUIskin
   8
   9 # A screen is a function which instanciates all components of a screen into a temporary component.
  10 # Thus, the global stuff is a screen, too.
  11 # In a screen, components can either be instanciated from the class-tree, cloned (copied) or
  12 # "linked" from the instance tree.
  13 # A screen itself lives as the container of the components, so a screen is a component, too.
  14
  15 # we thus have one (static) hierarchy of screens (classes, not instances)
  16 # and one with the instanciated components itself (both global and dynamic)
  17
  18 def dump(dir, p = ""):
  19         if isinstance(dir, dict):
  20                 for (entry, val) in dir.items():
  21                         dump(val, p + "/" + entry)
  22         print p + ":" + str(dir.__class__)
  23
  24 # defined components
  25 components = {}
  26
  27 # do global
  28 screens["global"](components)
  29
  30 # test our screens
  31 components["$001"] = screens["testDialog"]()
  32
  33 print "*** classes:"
  34 dump(screens)
  35
  36 print "*** instances:"
  37 dump(components)
  38
  39 # display
  40
  41 class OutputDevice:
  42         def create(self, screen): pass
  43
  44 # display: HTML
  45
  46 class HTMLOutputDevice(OutputDevice):
  47         def create(self, comp):
  48                 print comp.produceHTML()
  49
  50 html = HTMLOutputDevice()
  51
  52 class GUIOutputDevice(OutputDevice):
  53         parent = None
  54         def create(self, comp):
  55                 comp.createGUIScreen(self.parent)
  56
  57 class Session:
  58         def __init__(self):
  59                 self.desktop = None
  60                 self.delayTimer = eTimer()
  61                 self.delayTimer.timeout.get().append(self.processDelay)
  62
  63                 self.currentDialog = None
  64
  65         def processDelay(self):
  66                 self.currentDialog.close()
  67                 if self.currentWindow != None:
  68                         self.currentWindow.hide()
  69
  70                 del self.currentDialog
  71                 del self.currentWindow
  72
  73                 self.open(screens["testDialog"]())
  74
  75         def open(self, screen):
  76                 self.currentDialog = screen
  77                 screen.session = self
  78
  79                 if self.desktop != None:
  80                         self.currentWindow = wnd = eWindow(self.desktop)
  81                         wnd.setTitle("Screen from python!")
  82                         wnd.move(ePoint(300, 100))
  83                         wnd.resize(eSize(300, 300))
  84
  85                         gui = GUIOutputDevice()
  86                         gui.parent = wnd
  87                         gui.create(self.currentDialog)
  88
  89                         applyGUIskin(self.currentDialog, None, screen.__class__.__name__)
  90
  91                         wnd.show()
  92                 else:
  93                         self.currentWindow = None
  94
  95         def close(self):
  96                 self.delayTimer.start(0, 1)
  97
  98 def runScreenTest():
  99         session = Session()
 100         session.desktop = getDesktop()
 101
 102         session.open(screens["clockDisplay"](components["clock"]))
 103 #       session.open(screens["testDialog"]())
 104
 105         # simple reason for this helper function: we want to call the currently
 106         # active "okbutton", even when we changed the dialog
 107         #
 108         # more complicated reason: we don't want to hold a reference.
 109         def blub():
 110                 session.currentDialog.data["okbutton"]["instance"].push()
 111
 112         tmr = eTimer()
 113         tmr.timeout.get().append(blub)
 114         tmr.start(4000, 0)
 115
 116         runMainloop()
 117
 118         return 0
 119
 120
 121 # first, setup a screen
 122 runScreenTest()
 123
 124 # now, run the mainloop