Source code for taurus.qt.qtgui.panel.taurusvalue
#!/usr/bin/env python
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"""
taurusvalue.py:
"""
__docformat__ = "restructuredtext"
import weakref
import re
import importlib
from taurus.external.qt import Qt
import taurus.core
from taurus.core import DataType, DataFormat, TaurusEventType
from taurus.core.taurusbasetypes import TaurusElementType
from taurus.qt.qtcore.mimetypes import (
TAURUS_ATTR_MIME_TYPE,
TAURUS_DEV_MIME_TYPE,
TAURUS_MODEL_MIME_TYPE,
)
from taurus.qt.qtcore.configuration import BaseConfigurableClass
from taurus.qt.qtgui.base import TaurusBaseWidget
from taurus.qt.qtgui.container import TaurusFrame
from taurus.qt.qtgui.display import TaurusLabel
from taurus.qt.qtgui.display import TaurusLed
from taurus.qt.qtgui.input import TaurusValueSpinBox, TaurusValueCheckBox
from taurus.qt.qtgui.input import TaurusWheelEdit, TaurusValueLineEdit
from taurus.qt.qtgui.button import TaurusLauncherButton
from taurus.qt.qtgui.util import ConfigurationMenu
from taurus.qt.qtgui.compact import TaurusReadWriteSwitcher
from taurus.core.util.log import deprecation_decorator
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class DefaultTaurusValueCheckBox(TaurusValueCheckBox):
def __init__(self, *args):
TaurusValueCheckBox.__init__(self, *args)
self.setShowText(False)
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class DefaultLabelWidget(TaurusLabel):
"""
The base class used by default for showing the label of a TaurusValue.
.. note:: It only makes sense to use this class as a part of a TaurusValue,
since it assumes that it can get a reference to a TaurusValue via
the :meth:`getTaurusValueBuddy` member
"""
_dragEnabled = True
def __init__(self, *args):
TaurusLabel.__init__(self, *args)
self.setAlignment(Qt.Qt.AlignRight)
self.setSizePolicy(Qt.QSizePolicy.Preferred, Qt.QSizePolicy.Maximum)
self.setBgRole(None)
self.autoTrim = False
self.setStyleSheet(
"DefaultLabelWidget {border-style: solid; "
+ "border-width: 1px; "
+ "border-color: transparent; "
+ "border-radius: 4px;}"
)
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def setModel(self, model, **kwargs):
if model is None or model == "":
return TaurusLabel.setModel(self, None)
try:
config = self.taurusValueBuddy().getLabelConfig()
except Exception:
config = "{attr.label}"
elementtype = self.taurusValueBuddy().getModelType()
fullname = self.taurusValueBuddy().getModelObj().getFullName()
if elementtype == TaurusElementType.Attribute:
config = self.taurusValueBuddy().getLabelConfig()
TaurusLabel.setModel(self, "%s#%s" % (fullname, config))
elif elementtype == TaurusElementType.Device:
devName = self.taurusValueBuddy().getModelObj().getSimpleName()
TaurusLabel.setModel(self, model)
self.setText(devName)
_BCK_COMPAT_TAGS = {
"<attr_name>": "{attr.name}",
"<attr_fullname>": "{attr.fullname}",
"<dev_alias>": "{dev.name}",
"<dev_name>": "{dev.name}",
"<dev_fullname>": "{dev.fullname}",
}
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def getDisplayValue(self, cache=True, fragmentName=None, **kwargs):
"""Reimplementation of getDisplayValue"""
if self.modelObj is None or fragmentName is None:
return self.getNoneValue()
# support bck-compat tags
for old in re.findall("<.+?>", fragmentName):
new = self._BCK_COMPAT_TAGS.get(old, "{attr.%s}" % old)
self.deprecated(dep=old, alt=new)
fragmentName = fragmentName.replace(old, new)
return TaurusLabel.displayValue(self, fragmentName, **kwargs)
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def contextMenuEvent(self, event):
"""The label widget will be used for handling the actions of the whole
TaurusValue
see :meth:`QWidget.contextMenuEvent`
"""
menu = Qt.QMenu(self)
# @todo: This should be done more Taurus-ish
menu.addMenu(ConfigurationMenu(self.taurusValueBuddy()))
if hasattr(
self.taurusValueBuddy().writeWidget(followCompact=True),
"resetPendingOperations",
):
r_action = menu.addAction(
"reset write value",
self.taurusValueBuddy()
.writeWidget(followCompact=True)
.resetPendingOperations,
)
r_action.setEnabled(self.taurusValueBuddy().hasPendingOperations())
if self.taurusValueBuddy().isModifiableByUser():
menu.addAction(
"Change label", self.taurusValueBuddy()._onChangeLabelText
)
menu.addAction(
"Change Read Widget",
self.taurusValueBuddy().onChangeReadWidget,
)
menu.addAction(
"Set Formatter", self.taurusValueBuddy().onSetFormatter
)
cw_action = menu.addAction(
"Change Write Widget",
self.taurusValueBuddy().onChangeWriteWidget,
)
# disable the action if the taurusValue is readonly
cw_action.setEnabled(not self.taurusValueBuddy().isReadOnly())
cm_action = menu.addAction("Compact")
cm_action.setCheckable(True)
cm_action.setChecked(self.taurusValueBuddy().isCompact())
cm_action.toggled.connect(self.taurusValueBuddy().setCompact)
menu.exec_(event.globalPos())
event.accept()
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def getModelMimeData(self):
"""
reimplemented to use the taurusValueBuddy model instead of its own
model
"""
mimeData = TaurusLabel.getModelMimeData(self)
_modelname = str(self.taurusValueBuddy().getModelName())
modelname = _modelname.encode(encoding="utf8")
mimeData.setData(TAURUS_MODEL_MIME_TYPE, modelname)
if self.taurusValueBuddy().getModelType() == TaurusElementType.Device:
mimeData.setData(TAURUS_DEV_MIME_TYPE, modelname)
elif (
self.taurusValueBuddy().getModelType()
== TaurusElementType.Attribute
):
mimeData.setData(TAURUS_ATTR_MIME_TYPE, modelname)
return mimeData
class ExpandingLabel(TaurusLabel):
"""just a expanding TaurusLabel"""
def __init__(self, *args):
TaurusLabel.__init__(self, *args)
self.setSizePolicy(Qt.QSizePolicy.Expanding, Qt.QSizePolicy.Preferred)
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class DefaultReadWidgetLabel(ExpandingLabel):
"""A customised label for the read widget"""
[docs]
def setModel(self, m, **kwargs):
TaurusLabel.setModel(self, m)
fgrole = "rvalue"
model_obj = self.getModelObj()
if model_obj is None:
return
if model_obj.getType() in (DataType.Integer, DataType.Float):
fgrole += ".magnitude"
self.setFgRole(fgrole)
class CenteredLed(TaurusLed):
"""just a centered TaurusLed"""
DefaultAlignment = Qt.Qt.AlignHCenter | Qt.Qt.AlignVCenter
class UnitLessLineEdit(TaurusValueLineEdit):
"""A customised TaurusValueLineEdit that always shows the magnitude"""
def setModel(self, model, **kwargs):
if model is None or model == "":
return TaurusValueLineEdit.setModel(self, None)
return TaurusValueLineEdit.setModel(self, model + "#wvalue.magnitude")
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class DefaultUnitsWidget(TaurusLabel):
FORMAT = "{}"
def __init__(self, *args):
TaurusLabel.__init__(self, *args)
self.setNoneValue("")
self.setSizePolicy(Qt.QSizePolicy.Preferred, Qt.QSizePolicy.Maximum)
self.autoTrim = False
self.setBgRole(None)
self.setAlignment(Qt.Qt.AlignLeft)
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def setModel(self, model, **kwargs):
if model is None or model == "":
return TaurusLabel.setModel(self, None)
TaurusLabel.setModel(self, model + "#rvalue.units")
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def sizeHint(self):
# self.minimumSizeHint().width(),
# Qt.QLabel.minimumSizeHint(self).width()
return Qt.QSize(Qt.QLabel.sizeHint(self).width(), 24)
class _AbstractTaurusValueButton(TaurusLauncherButton):
_deleteWidgetOnClose = True
_text = "Show"
def __init__(self, parent=None, designMode=False):
TaurusLauncherButton.__init__(
self, parent=parent, designMode=designMode
)
self.setSizePolicy(Qt.QSizePolicy.Expanding, Qt.QSizePolicy.Maximum)
@classmethod
def getQtDesignerPluginInfo(cls):
return None
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class TaurusPlotButton(_AbstractTaurusValueButton):
"""A button that launches a TaurusPlot"""
_widgetClassName = "taurus_pyqtgraph:TaurusPlot"
_icon = "designer:qwtplot.png"
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class TaurusArrayEditorButton(_AbstractTaurusValueButton):
"""A button that launches a TaurusArrayEditor
.. note:: the TaurusArrayEditor widget was removed (with qwt5). Until a
better replacement is implemented, this will use a TaurusValuesTable
"""
_widgetClassName = "taurus.qt.qtgui.table:TaurusValuesTable"
_kwargs = {"defaultWriteMode": "w"}
_icon = "designer:arrayedit.png"
_text = "Edit"
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class TaurusImageButton(_AbstractTaurusValueButton):
"""A button that launches an ImageDialog"""
_widgetClassName = "taurus.qt.qtgui.extra_guiqwt:TaurusImageDialog"
_icon = "mimetypes:image-x-generic.svg"
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class TaurusValuesTableButton(_AbstractTaurusValueButton):
"""A button that launches a TaurusValuesTable"""
_widgetClassName = "taurus.qt.qtgui.table:TaurusValuesTable"
_icon = "designer:table.png"
_kwargs = {"defaultWriteMode": "r"}
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class TaurusValuesTableButton_W(TaurusValuesTableButton):
"""A button that launches a TaurusValuesTable"""
_text = "Edit"
_kwargs = {"defaultWriteMode": "w"}
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class TaurusDevButton(_AbstractTaurusValueButton):
"""A button that launches a TaurusAttrForm"""
_widgetClassName = "taurus.qt.qtgui.panel:TaurusDevicePanel"
_icon = "places:folder-remote.svg"
_text = "Show Device"
class TaurusStatusLabel(TaurusLabel):
"""just a taurusLabel but showing the state as its background by default"""
def __init__(self, parent=None, designMode=False):
TaurusLabel.__init__(self, parent=parent, designMode=designMode)
self.setBgRole("state")
self.setSizePolicy(Qt.QSizePolicy.Expanding, Qt.QSizePolicy.Maximum)
@classmethod
def getQtDesignerPluginInfo(cls):
return None
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class TaurusValue(Qt.QWidget, TaurusBaseWidget):
"""
Internal TaurusValue class
.. warning::
:class:`TaurusValue` (and any derived class from it) should never be
instantiated directly. It is designed to be instantiated by a
:class:`TaurusForm` class, since it breaks some conventions on the way
it manages layouts of its parent model."""
_compact = False
def __init__(self, parent=None, designMode=False, customWidgetMap=None):
name = self.__class__.__name__
self.call__init__wo_kw(Qt.QWidget, parent)
self.call__init__(TaurusBaseWidget, name, designMode=designMode)
self.__error = False
self.__modelClass = None
self._designMode = designMode
# This is a hack to show something usable when in designMode
if self._designMode:
layout = Qt.QHBoxLayout(self)
dummy = ExpandingLabel()
layout.addWidget(dummy)
# dummy.setUseParentModel(True)
dummy.setModel("#attr_fullname")
dummy.setPrefixText("< TaurusValue: ")
dummy.setSuffixText(" >")
else:
self.setFixedSize(0, 0)
self._labelWidget = None
self._readWidget = None
self._writeWidget = None
self._unitsWidget = None
self._customWidget = None # deprecated
self._extraWidget = None
if customWidgetMap is None:
customWidgetMap = {}
else:
self.deprecated(
dep="customWidgetMap arg",
alt="Form item factories",
rel="4.6.5",
)
self._customWidgetMap = customWidgetMap # deprecated
self.labelWidgetClassID = "Auto"
self.readWidgetClassID = "Auto"
self.writeWidgetClassID = "Auto"
self.unitsWidgetClassID = "Auto"
self.customWidgetClassID = "Auto" # deprecated
self.extraWidgetClassID = "Auto"
self.setPreferredRow(-1)
self._row = None
self._allowWrite = True
self._minimumHeight = None
self._labelConfig = "{attr.label}"
self.setModifiableByUser(False)
if parent is not None:
self.setParent(parent)
self.registerConfigProperty(
self.getLabelConfig, self.setLabelConfig, "labelConfig"
)
self.registerConfigProperty(self.isCompact, self.setCompact, "compact")
def _get_class(self, spec):
"""return class from a pkg_resources-like specification:
"modulename:classname".
It falls-back to assuming that the spec is a Taurus class
name and uses the deprecated TaurusWidgetFactory().getWidgetClass
"""
if ":" in spec:
mod_name, class_name = spec.split(":")
return getattr(importlib.import_module(mod_name), class_name)
else:
# fall back to using TaurusWidgetFactory, deprecated
from taurus.qt.qtgui.util import TaurusWidgetFactory
_qt_widgets = TaurusWidgetFactory()._qt_widgets
_modname, _cls = _qt_widgets[spec]
self.deprecated(
dep="specifying a class without module ('{}')".format(spec),
alt="'{}:{}'".format(_modname, _cls),
rel="5.0.0",
)
return _cls
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def setVisible(self, visible):
for w in (
self.labelWidget(),
self.readWidget(),
self.writeWidget(),
self.unitsWidget(),
self._customWidget,
self.extraWidget(),
):
if w is not None:
w.setVisible(visible)
Qt.QWidget.setVisible(self, visible)
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def readWidget(self, followCompact=False):
"""
Returns the read widget. If followCompact=True, and compact mode is
used, it returns the switcher's readWidget instead of the switcher
itself.
"""
if followCompact and self.isCompact():
return getattr(self._readWidget, "readWidget", self._readWidget)
return self._readWidget
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def writeWidget(self, followCompact=False):
"""
Returns the write widget. If followCompact=True, and compact mode is
used, it returns the switcher's writeWidget instead of None.
"""
if followCompact and self.isCompact():
return getattr(self._readWidget, "writeWidget", None)
return self._writeWidget
@deprecation_decorator(alt="item factories", rel="4.6.5")
def customWidget(self):
"""Returns the custom widget"""
return self._customWidget
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def setParent(self, parent):
# make sure that the parent has a QGriLayout
pl = parent.layout()
if pl is None:
pl = Qt.QGridLayout(parent) # creates AND sets the parent layout
if not isinstance(pl, Qt.QGridLayout):
raise ValueError(
"layout must be a QGridLayout (got %s)" % type(pl)
)
if self._row is None:
# @TODO we should check that the Preferred row is empty in pl
self._row = self.getPreferredRow()
if self._row < 0:
self._row = pl.rowCount()
# insert self into the 0-column
# this widget is invisible (except in design mode)
pl.addWidget(self, self._row, 0)
# Create/update the subwidgets (this also inserts them in the layout)
if not self._designMode: # in design mode, no subwidgets are created
self.updateLabelWidget()
self.updateReadWidget()
self.updateWriteWidget()
self.updateUnitsWidget()
self.updateExtraWidget()
# do the base class stuff too
Qt.QWidget.setParent(self, parent)
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def onSetFormatter(self):
"""
Reimplemented to call onSetFormatter of the read widget (if provided)
"""
rw = self.readWidget(followCompact=True)
if hasattr(rw, "onSetFormatter"):
return rw.onSetFormatter()
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def setFormat(self, format):
"""
Reimplemented to call setFormat of the read widget (if provided)
"""
TaurusBaseWidget.setFormat(self, format)
try:
rw = self.readWidget(followCompact=True)
except AttributeError:
return
if hasattr(rw, "setFormat"):
rw.setFormat(format)
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def getDefaultReadWidgetClass(self, returnAll=False):
"""
Returns the default class (or classes) to use as read widget for the
current model.
:param returnAll: if True, the return value is a list of valid classes
instead of just one class
:type returnAll: bool
:return: the default class to use for the read widget (or, if
returnAll==True, a list of classes that can show the attribute ).
If a list is returned, it will be loosely ordered by preference,
being the first element always the default one.
:rtype: class or list<class>
"""
modelobj = self.getModelObj()
if modelobj is None:
if returnAll:
return [DefaultReadWidgetLabel]
else:
return DefaultReadWidgetLabel
modeltype = self.getModelType()
if modeltype == TaurusElementType.Attribute:
# The model is an attribute
try:
if modelobj.isBoolean():
result = [CenteredLed, DefaultReadWidgetLabel]
except Exception:
pass
if modelobj.data_format == DataFormat._0D:
if modelobj.type == DataType.Boolean:
result = [CenteredLed, DefaultReadWidgetLabel]
elif modelobj.type == DataType.DevState:
result = [CenteredLed, DefaultReadWidgetLabel]
elif (
str(self.getModel()).lower().endswith("/status")
): # @todo: tango-centric!!
result = [TaurusStatusLabel, DefaultReadWidgetLabel]
else:
result = [DefaultReadWidgetLabel]
elif modelobj.data_format == DataFormat._1D:
if modelobj.type in (DataType.Float, DataType.Integer):
result = [
TaurusPlotButton,
TaurusValuesTableButton,
DefaultReadWidgetLabel,
]
else:
result = [TaurusValuesTableButton, DefaultReadWidgetLabel]
elif modelobj.data_format == DataFormat._2D:
if modelobj.type in (DataType.Float, DataType.Integer):
try:
# unused import but useful to determine if
# TaurusImageButton should be added
from taurus.qt.qtgui.extra_guiqwt import ( # noqa
TaurusImageDialog,
)
result = [
TaurusImageButton,
TaurusValuesTableButton,
DefaultReadWidgetLabel,
]
except ImportError:
result = [
TaurusValuesTableButton,
DefaultReadWidgetLabel,
]
else:
result = [TaurusValuesTableButton, DefaultReadWidgetLabel]
else:
self.warning("Unsupported attribute type %s" % modelobj.type)
result = None
elif modeltype == TaurusElementType.Device:
result = [TaurusDevButton]
else:
msg = "Unsupported model type ('%s')" % modeltype
self.warning(msg)
raise ValueError(msg)
if returnAll:
return result
else:
return result[0]
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def getDefaultWriteWidgetClass(self, returnAll=False):
"""
Returns the default class (or classes) to use as write widget for the
current model.
:param returnAll: if True, the return value is a list of valid classes
instead of just one class
:type returnAll: bool
:return: the default class to use for the write widget (or, if
returnAll==True, a list of classes that can show the attribute ).
If a list is returned, it will be loosely ordered by preference,
being the first element always the default one.
:rtype: class or list<class>
"""
modelclass = self.getModelClass()
if self.isReadOnly() or (
modelclass
and modelclass.getTaurusElementType()
!= TaurusElementType.Attribute
):
if returnAll:
return []
else:
return None
modelobj = self.getModelObj()
if modelobj is None:
if returnAll:
return [UnitLessLineEdit]
else:
return UnitLessLineEdit
modelType = modelobj.getType()
if modelobj.data_format == DataFormat._0D:
if modelType == DataType.Boolean:
result = [DefaultTaurusValueCheckBox, TaurusValueLineEdit]
else:
result = [
UnitLessLineEdit,
TaurusValueSpinBox,
TaurusWheelEdit,
]
elif modelobj.data_format == DataFormat._1D:
result = [TaurusValuesTableButton_W, TaurusValueLineEdit]
elif modelobj.data_format == DataFormat._2D:
result = [TaurusValuesTableButton_W]
else:
self.debug(
"Unsupported attribute type for writing: %s"
% str(DataType.whatis(modelType))
)
result = [None]
if returnAll:
return result
else:
return result[0]
@deprecation_decorator(alt="item factories", rel="4.6.5")
def getDefaultCustomWidgetClass(self):
self.__getDefaultCustomWidgetClass()
def __getDefaultCustomWidgetClass(self):
"""
renamed from __getDefaultCustomWidgetClass to avoid deprecation
warnings. To be removed.
"""
modelclass = self.getModelClass()
if (
modelclass
and modelclass.getTaurusElementType() != TaurusElementType.Device
):
return None
try:
key = self.getModelObj().getDeviceProxy().info().dev_class
except Exception:
return None
return self._customWidgetMap.get(key, None)
@deprecation_decorator(alt="item factories", rel="4.6.5")
def setCustomWidgetMap(self, cwmap):
"""Sets a map map for custom widgets.
:param cwmap: a dictionary whose keys are device class strings (see
:class:`PyTango.DeviceInfo`) and whose values are widget classes to
be used
:type cwmap: dict<str,Qt.QWidget>
"""
self._customWidgetMap = cwmap
@deprecation_decorator(alt="item factories", rel="4.6.5")
def getCustomWidgetMap(self):
"""Returns the map used to create custom widgets.
:return: a dictionary whose keys are device type strings (i.e. see
:class:`PyTango.DeviceInfo`) and whose values are widgets to be
used
:rtype: dict<str,Qt.QWidget>
"""
return self._customWidgetMap
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def onChangeLabelConfig(self):
self.deprecated(msg="onChangeLabelConfig is deprecated", rel="Jan2018")
self._onChangeLabelText()
def _onChangeLabelText(self):
keys = [
"{attr.label}",
"{attr.name}",
"{attr.fullname}",
"{dev.name}",
"{dev.fullname}",
]
try:
current = keys.index(self.labelConfig)
except Exception:
current = len(keys)
keys.append(self.labelConfig)
msg = (
"Choose the label format. \n"
+ "You may use Python format() syntax. The TaurusDevice object\n"
+ 'can be referenced as "dev" and the TaurusAttribute object\n'
+ 'as "attr"'
)
labelConfig, ok = Qt.QInputDialog.getItem(
self, "Change Label", msg, keys, current, True
)
if ok:
self.labelConfig = labelConfig
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def onChangeReadWidget(self):
classnames = ["None", "Auto"] + [
c.__name__ for c in self.getDefaultReadWidgetClass(returnAll=True)
]
cname, ok = Qt.QInputDialog.getItem(
self,
"Change Read Widget",
"Choose a new read widget class",
classnames,
1,
True,
)
if ok:
self.setReadWidgetClass(str(cname))
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def onChangeWriteWidget(self):
classnames = ["None", "Auto"] + [
c.__name__ for c in self.getDefaultWriteWidgetClass(returnAll=True)
]
cname, ok = Qt.QInputDialog.getItem(
self,
"Change Write Widget",
"Choose a new write widget class",
classnames,
1,
True,
)
if ok:
self.setWriteWidgetClass(str(cname))
def _destroyWidget(self, widget):
"""get rid of a widget in a safe way"""
widget.hide()
widget.setParent(None)
if hasattr(widget, "setModel"):
widget.setModel(None)
# COULD NOT INVESTIGATE DEEPER, BUT THE STARTUP-HANGING
# HAPPENS WITH SOME SIGNALS RELATED WITH THE LINEEDIT...
# MAYBE OTHER 'WRITE WIDGETS' HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM ?!?!?!
if isinstance(widget, Qt.QLineEdit):
widget.blockSignals(True)
# THIS HACK REDUCES THE STARTUP-HANGING RATE
widget.deleteLater()
def _newSubwidget(self, oldWidget, newClass):
"""eliminates oldWidget and returns a new one.
If newClass is None, None is returned
If newClass is the same as the olWidget class, nothing happens
"""
if oldWidget.__class__ == newClass:
return oldWidget
if oldWidget is not None:
self._destroyWidget(oldWidget)
if newClass is None:
result = None
else:
result = newClass()
return result
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def labelWidgetClassFactory(self, classID):
if self._customWidget is not None:
return None
if classID is None or classID == "None":
return None
classID = globals().get(classID, classID)
if isinstance(classID, type):
return classID
elif str(classID) == "Auto":
return self.getDefaultLabelWidgetClass()
else:
self._get_class(classID)
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def readWidgetClassFactory(self, classID):
if self._customWidget is not None:
return None
if classID is None or classID == "None":
return None
classID = globals().get(classID, classID)
if isinstance(classID, type):
ret = classID
elif str(classID) == "Auto":
ret = self.getDefaultReadWidgetClass()
else:
ret = self._get_class(classID)
if self._compact:
R = ret
W = self.writeWidgetClassFactory(
self.writeWidgetClassID, ignoreCompact=True
)
if W is None:
return R
switcherClass = self.getSwitcherClass()
switcherClass.readWClass = R
switcherClass.writeWClass = W
return switcherClass
return ret
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def writeWidgetClassFactory(self, classID, ignoreCompact=False):
if self._customWidget is not None:
return None
if classID is None or classID == "None":
return None
if self._compact and not ignoreCompact:
return None
classID = globals().get(classID, classID)
if isinstance(classID, type):
return classID
elif str(classID) == "Auto":
return self.getDefaultWriteWidgetClass()
else:
return self._get_class(classID)
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def unitsWidgetClassFactory(self, classID):
if self._customWidget is not None:
return None
if classID is None or classID == "None":
return None
classID = globals().get(classID, classID)
if isinstance(classID, type):
return classID
elif str(classID) == "Auto":
return self.getDefaultUnitsWidgetClass()
else:
return self._get_class(classID)
@deprecation_decorator(alt="item factories", rel="4.6.5")
def customWidgetClassFactory(self, classID):
return self.__customWidgetClassFactory(self, classID)
def __customWidgetClassFactory(self, classID):
"""
renamed from customWidgetClassFactory to avoid deprecation warnings.
To be removed.
"""
if classID is None or classID == "None":
return None
classID = globals().get(classID, classID)
if isinstance(classID, type):
return classID
elif str(classID) == "Auto":
return self.__getDefaultCustomWidgetClass()
else:
return self._get_class(classID)
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def extraWidgetClassFactory(self, classID):
if self._customWidget is not None:
return None
if classID is None or classID == "None":
return None
classID = globals().get(classID, classID)
if isinstance(classID, type):
return classID
elif str(classID) == "Auto":
return self.getDefaultExtraWidgetClass()
else:
return self._get_class(classID)
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def updateLabelWidget(self):
# get the class for the widget and replace it if necessary
klass = self.labelWidgetClassFactory(self.labelWidgetClassID)
self._labelWidget = self._newSubwidget(self._labelWidget, klass)
# take care of the layout
self.addLabelWidgetToLayout()
if self._labelWidget is not None:
# give the new widget a reference to its buddy TaurusValue object
self._labelWidget.taurusValueBuddy = weakref.ref(self)
# tweak the new widget
if self.minimumHeight() is not None:
self._labelWidget.setMinimumHeight(self.minimumHeight())
# set the model for the subwidget
if hasattr(self._labelWidget, "setModel"):
self._labelWidget.setModel(self.getFullModelName())
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def updateReadWidget(self):
# get the class for the widget and replace it if necessary
try:
klass = self.readWidgetClassFactory(self.readWidgetClassID)
self._readWidget = self._newSubwidget(self._readWidget, klass)
except Exception as e:
self._destroyWidget(self._readWidget)
self._readWidget = Qt.QLabel("[Error]")
msg = "Error creating read widget:\n" + str(e)
self._readWidget.setToolTip(msg)
self.debug(msg)
# self.traceback(30) # warning level=30
# take care of the layout
self.addReadWidgetToLayout()
if self._readWidget is not None:
# give the new widget a reference to its buddy TaurusValue object
self._readWidget.taurusValueBuddy = weakref.ref(self)
if isinstance(self._readWidget, TaurusReadWriteSwitcher):
self._readWidget.readWidget.taurusValueBuddy = weakref.ref(
self
)
self._readWidget.writeWidget.taurusValueBuddy = weakref.ref(
self
)
# tweak the new widget
if self.minimumHeight() is not None:
self._readWidget.setMinimumHeight(self.minimumHeight())
# set the model for the subwidget
if hasattr(self._readWidget, "setModel"):
self._readWidget.setModel(self.getFullModelName())
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def updateWriteWidget(self):
oldWriteWidgetID = id(self._writeWidget)
# get the class for the widget and replace it if necessary
klass = self.writeWidgetClassFactory(self.writeWidgetClassID)
self._writeWidget = self._newSubwidget(self._writeWidget, klass)
# take care of the layout
# this is needed because the writeWidget affects to the readWritget
# layout
self.addReadWidgetToLayout()
self.addWriteWidgetToLayout()
if self._writeWidget is not None:
# give the new widget a reference to its buddy TaurusValue object
self._writeWidget.taurusValueBuddy = weakref.ref(self)
if oldWriteWidgetID != id(self._writeWidget):
self._writeWidget.valueChangedSignal.connect(
self.updatePendingOpsStyle
)
self._writeWidget.setDangerMessage(self.getDangerMessage())
self._writeWidget.setForceDangerousOperations(
self.getForceDangerousOperations()
)
if self.minimumHeight() is not None:
self._writeWidget.setMinimumHeight(self.minimumHeight())
# set the model for the subwidget
if hasattr(self._writeWidget, "setModel"):
self._writeWidget.setModel(self.getFullModelName())
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def updateUnitsWidget(self):
# get the class for the widget and replace it if necessary
klass = self.unitsWidgetClassFactory(self.unitsWidgetClassID)
self._unitsWidget = self._newSubwidget(self._unitsWidget, klass)
# take care of the layout
self.addUnitsWidgetToLayout()
if self._unitsWidget is not None:
# give the new widget a reference to its buddy TaurusValue object
self._unitsWidget.taurusValueBuddy = weakref.ref(self)
# tweak the new widget
if self.minimumHeight() is not None:
self._unitsWidget.setMinimumHeight(self.minimumHeight())
# set the model for the subwidget
if hasattr(self._unitsWidget, "setModel"):
self._unitsWidget.setModel(self.getFullModelName())
@deprecation_decorator(alt="item factories", rel="4.6.5")
def updateCustomWidget(self):
self.__updateCustomWidget()
def __updateCustomWidget(self):
# get the class for the widget and replace it if necessary
klass = self.__customWidgetClassFactory(self.customWidgetClassID)
self._customWidget = self._newSubwidget(self._customWidget, klass)
# take care of the layout
self.__addCustomWidgetToLayout()
if self._customWidget is not None:
# set the model for the subwidget
if hasattr(self._customWidget, "setModel"):
self._customWidget.setModel(self.getFullModelName())
[docs]
def updateExtraWidget(self):
# get the class for the widget and replace it if necessary
klass = self.extraWidgetClassFactory(self.extraWidgetClassID)
self._extraWidget = self._newSubwidget(self._extraWidget, klass)
# take care of the layout
self.addExtraWidgetToLayout()
if self._extraWidget is not None:
# give the new widget a reference to its buddy TaurusValue object
self._extraWidget.taurusValueBuddy = weakref.ref(self)
# set the model for the subwidget
if hasattr(self._extraWidget, "setModel"):
self._extraWidget.setModel(self.getFullModelName())
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def addLabelWidgetToLayout(self):
if self._labelWidget is not None and self.parent() is not None:
alignment = getattr(
self._labelWidget, "layoutAlignment", Qt.Qt.AlignmentFlag(0)
)
self.parent().layout().addWidget(
self._labelWidget, self._row, 1, 1, 1, alignment
)
[docs]
def addReadWidgetToLayout(self):
if self._readWidget is not None and self.parent() is not None:
alignment = getattr(
self._readWidget, "layoutAlignment", Qt.Qt.AlignmentFlag(0)
)
if self._writeWidget is None:
self.parent().layout().addWidget(
self._readWidget, self._row, 2, 1, 2, alignment
)
else:
self.parent().layout().addWidget(
self._readWidget, self._row, 2, 1, 1, alignment
)
[docs]
def addWriteWidgetToLayout(self):
if self._writeWidget is not None and self.parent() is not None:
alignment = getattr(
self._writeWidget, "layoutAlignment", Qt.Qt.AlignmentFlag(0)
)
self.parent().layout().addWidget(
self._writeWidget, self._row, 3, 1, 1, alignment
)
[docs]
def addUnitsWidgetToLayout(self):
if self._unitsWidget is not None and self.parent() is not None:
alignment = getattr(
self._unitsWidget, "layoutAlignment", Qt.Qt.AlignmentFlag(0)
)
self.parent().layout().addWidget(
self._unitsWidget, self._row, 4, 1, 1, alignment
)
@deprecation_decorator(alt="item factories", rel="4.6.5")
def addCustomWidgetToLayout(self):
self.__addCustomWidgetToLayout()
def __addCustomWidgetToLayout(self):
"""
Renamed from addCustomWidgetToLayout to avoid deprecation warnings.
To be removed.
"""
if self._customWidget is not None and self.parent() is not None:
alignment = getattr(
self._customWidget, "layoutAlignment", Qt.Qt.AlignmentFlag(0)
)
self.parent().layout().addWidget(
self._customWidget, self._row, 1, 1, -1, alignment
)
[docs]
def addExtraWidgetToLayout(self):
parent = self.parent()
if parent is not None:
if self._extraWidget is not None:
alignment = getattr(
self._extraWidget,
"layoutAlignment",
Qt.Qt.AlignmentFlag(0),
)
parent.layout().addWidget(
self._extraWidget, self._row, 5, 1, 1, alignment
)
[docs]
@Qt.pyqtSlot("QString")
def parentModelChanged(self, parentmodel_name):
"""Invoked when the parent model changes
:param parentmodel_name: the new name of the parent model
:type parentmodel_name: str
"""
TaurusBaseWidget.parentModelChanged(self, parentmodel_name)
if not self._designMode: # in design mode, no subwidgets are created
self.__updateCustomWidget()
self.updateLabelWidget()
self.updateReadWidget()
self.updateWriteWidget()
self.updateUnitsWidget()
self.updateExtraWidget()
[docs]
@Qt.pyqtSlot("QString", name="setLabelWidget")
def setLabelWidgetClass(self, classID):
"""substitutes the current widget by a new one. classID can be one of:
None, 'Auto', a TaurusWidget class name, or any class
"""
self.labelWidgetClassID = classID
self.updateLabelWidget()
[docs]
@Qt.pyqtSlot("QString", name="setReadWidget")
def setReadWidgetClass(self, classID):
"""substitutes the current widget by a new one. classID can be one of:
None, 'Auto', a TaurusWidget class name, or any class
"""
self.readWidgetClassID = classID
self.updateReadWidget()
[docs]
@Qt.pyqtSlot("QString", name="setWriteWidget")
def setWriteWidgetClass(self, classID):
"""substitutes the current widget by a new one. classID can be one of:
None, 'Auto', a TaurusWidget class name, or any class
"""
self.writeWidgetClassID = classID
self.updateWriteWidget()
[docs]
@Qt.pyqtSlot("QString", name="setUnitsWidget")
def setUnitsWidgetClass(self, classID):
"""substitutes the current widget by a new one. classID can be one of:
None, 'Auto', a TaurusWidget class name, or any class
"""
self.unitsWidgetClassID = classID
self.updateUnitsWidget()
@deprecation_decorator(alt="item factories", rel="4.6.5")
@Qt.pyqtSlot("QString", name="setCustomWidget")
def setCustomWidgetClass(self, classID):
"""substitutes the current widget by a new one. classID can be one of:
None, 'Auto', a TaurusWidget class name, or any class
"""
self.customWidgetClassID = classID
self.__updateCustomWidget()
@deprecation_decorator(alt="item factories", rel="4.6.5")
def getCustomWidgetClass(self):
return self.customWidgetClassID
@deprecation_decorator(alt="item factories", rel="4.6.5")
def resetCustomWidgetClass(self):
self.customWidgetClassID = "Auto"
[docs]
@Qt.pyqtSlot("QString", name="setExtraWidget")
def setExtraWidgetClass(self, classID):
"""substitutes the current widget by a new one. classID can be one of:
None, 'Auto', a TaurusWidget class name, or any class
"""
self.extraWidgetClassID = classID
self.updateExtraWidget()
[docs]
def setCompact(self, compact):
# don't do anything if it is already done
if compact == self._compact:
return
# do not switch to compact mode if the write widget is None
if compact and self.writeWidget() is None:
self.debug("No write widget. Ignoring setCompact(True)")
return
# Backup the current RW format
rw = self.readWidget(followCompact=True)
format = rw.getFormat()
self._compact = compact
if self.getModel():
self.updateReadWidget()
self.updateWriteWidget()
# Apply the format to the new RW
rw = self.readWidget(followCompact=True)
rw.setFormat(format)
[docs]
def isReadOnly(self):
if not self.getAllowWrite():
return True
modelObj = self.getModelObj()
if modelObj is None:
return False
return not modelObj.isWritable()
[docs]
def createConfig(self, allowUnpickable=False):
"""
extending :meth:`TaurusBaseWidget.createConfig` to store also the
class names for subwidgets
:param alllowUnpickable:
:type alllowUnpickable: bool
:return: configurations (which can be loaded with :meth:`applyConfig`).
:rtype: dict<str,object>
.. seealso: :meth:`TaurusBaseWidget.createConfig`, :meth:`applyConfig`
"""
configdict = TaurusBaseWidget.createConfig(
self, allowUnpickable=allowUnpickable
)
# store the subwidgets classIDs and configs
for key in (
"LabelWidget",
"ReadWidget",
"WriteWidget",
"UnitsWidget",
"ExtraWidget",
):
# calls self.getLabelWidgetClass, self.getReadWidgetClass,...
classID = getattr(self, "get%sClass" % key)()
if isinstance(classID, type):
# If the class is not from taurus, it doesn't have classid,
# so we generate it.
classID = "{0.__module__}:{0.__name__}".format(classID)
if isinstance(classID, str) or allowUnpickable:
configdict[key] = {"classid": classID}
widget = getattr(self, key[0].lower() + key[1:])()
if isinstance(widget, BaseConfigurableClass):
configdict[key]["delegate"] = widget.createConfig()
else:
self.info(
"createConfig: %s not saved because "
+ "it is not Pickable (%s)",
key,
str(classID),
)
return configdict
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def applyConfig(self, configdict, **kwargs):
"""extending :meth:`TaurusBaseWidget.applyConfig` to restore the
subwidget's classes
:param configdict:
:type configdict: dict
.. seealso:: :meth:`TaurusBaseWidget.applyConfig`, :meth:`createConfig`
"""
# first do the basic stuff...
TaurusBaseWidget.applyConfig(self, configdict, **kwargs)
# restore the subwidgets classIDs
for key in (
"LabelWidget",
"ReadWidget",
"WriteWidget",
"UnitsWidget",
"ExtraWidget",
):
if key in configdict:
widget_configdict = configdict[key]
classID = widget_configdict.get("classid", None)
if classID is not None and ":" in classID:
# classid is of type "module:type" instead of
# a taurus class name
import importlib
module, name = classID.split(":")
module = importlib.import_module(module)
classID = getattr(module, name)
getattr(self, "set%sClass" % key)(classID)
if "delegate" in widget_configdict:
widget = getattr(self, key[0].lower() + key[1:])()
if isinstance(widget, BaseConfigurableClass):
widget.applyConfig(
widget_configdict["delegate"], **kwargs
)
[docs]
@Qt.pyqtSlot("QString")
def setModel(self, model, **kwargs):
"""extending :meth:`TaurusBaseWidget.setModel` to change the modelclass
dynamically and to update the subwidgets
"""
self.__modelClass = taurus.Manager().findObjectClass(model or "")
TaurusBaseWidget.setModel(self, model, **kwargs)
if not self._designMode: # in design mode, no subwidgets are created
self.__updateCustomWidget()
self.updateLabelWidget()
self.updateReadWidget()
self.updateWriteWidget()
self.updateUnitsWidget()
self.updateExtraWidget()
[docs]
def handleEvent(self, evt_src, evt_type, evt_value):
"""Reimplemented from :meth:`TaurusBaseWidget.handleEvent`
to update subwidgets on config events
"""
if self._designMode:
return
if self.__error or evt_type == TaurusEventType.Config:
self.__updateCustomWidget()
self.updateLabelWidget()
self.updateReadWidget()
self.updateWriteWidget()
self.updateUnitsWidget()
self.updateExtraWidget()
# set/unset the error flag
self.__error = evt_type == TaurusEventType.Error
[docs]
def isValueChangedByUser(self):
try:
return self._writeWidget.isValueChangedByUser()
except AttributeError:
return False
[docs]
def setDangerMessage(self, dangerMessage=None):
TaurusBaseWidget.setDangerMessage(self, dangerMessage)
try:
return self._writeWidget.setDangerMessage(dangerMessage)
except AttributeError:
pass
[docs]
def setForceDangerousOperations(self, yesno):
TaurusBaseWidget.setForceDangerousOperations(self, yesno)
try:
return self._writeWidget.setForceDangerousOperations(yesno)
except AttributeError:
pass
[docs]
def hasPendingOperations(self):
"""self.getPendingOperations will always return an empty list, but
still self.hasPendingOperations will look at the writeWidget's
operations. If you want to ask the TaurusValue for its pending
operations, call self.writeWidget().getPendingOperations()
"""
w = self.writeWidget(followCompact=True)
if w is None:
return False
return w.hasPendingOperations()
[docs]
def updatePendingOpsStyle(self):
if self._labelWidget is None:
return
if self.hasPendingOperations():
newstyle = (
"%s {border-style: solid ; border-width: 1px; "
"border-color: blue; color: blue; border-radius:4px;}"
% self._labelWidget.__class__.__name__
)
oldstyle = self._labelWidget.styleSheet()
if newstyle != oldstyle:
self._labelWidget.setStyleSheet(newstyle)
else:
newstyle = (
"%s {border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; "
"border-color: transparent; color: black; "
"border-radius:4px;}" % self._labelWidget.__class__.__name__
)
oldstyle = self._labelWidget.styleSheet()
if newstyle != oldstyle:
self._labelWidget.setStyleSheet(newstyle)
[docs]
@Qt.pyqtSlot("QString")
def setLabelConfig(self, config):
"""Sets fragment configuration to the label widget.
:param config: fragment
:type config: str
"""
self._labelConfig = config
# backwards compatibility: this method used to work for setting
# an arbitrary text to the label widget
try:
self.getModelFragmentObj(config)
self._labelWidget._permanentText = None
except Exception:
try:
for old in re.findall("<.+?>", config):
new = self._BCK_COMPAT_TAGS.get(old, old)
self.deprecated(dep=old, alt=new)
config = config.replace(old, new)
self._labelWidget.setText(config)
except Exception:
self.debug("Setting permanent text to the label widget failed")
return
self.updateLabelWidget()
[docs]
def getSwitcherClass(self):
"""Returns the TaurusValue switcher class (used in compact mode).
Override this method if you want to use a custom switcher in
TaurusValue subclasses.
"""
class TVSwitcher(TaurusReadWriteSwitcher):
pass
return TVSwitcher
# ret = TaurusBaseWidget.getQtDesignerPluginInfo()
# ret['module'] = 'taurus.qt.qtgui.panel'
# ret['icon'] = "designer:label.png"
# return ret
########################################################
# Qt properties (for designer)
model = Qt.pyqtProperty(
"QString",
TaurusBaseWidget.getModel,
setModel,
TaurusBaseWidget.resetModel,
)
preferredRow = Qt.pyqtProperty(
"int", getPreferredRow, setPreferredRow, resetPreferredRow
)
labelWidgetClass = Qt.pyqtProperty(
"QString",
getLabelWidgetClass,
setLabelWidgetClass,
resetLabelWidgetClass,
)
readWidgetClass = Qt.pyqtProperty(
"QString", getReadWidgetClass, setReadWidgetClass, resetReadWidgetClass
)
writeWidgetClass = Qt.pyqtProperty(
"QString",
getWriteWidgetClass,
setWriteWidgetClass,
resetWriteWidgetClass,
)
unitsWidgetClass = Qt.pyqtProperty(
"QString",
getUnitsWidgetClass,
setUnitsWidgetClass,
resetUnitsWidgetClass,
)
extraWidgetClass = Qt.pyqtProperty(
"QString",
getExtraWidgetClass,
setExtraWidgetClass,
resetExtraWidgetClass,
)
labelConfig = Qt.pyqtProperty(
"QString", getLabelConfig, setLabelConfig, resetLabelConfig
)
allowWrite = Qt.pyqtProperty(
"bool", getAllowWrite, setAllowWrite, resetAllowWrite
)
modifiableByUser = Qt.pyqtProperty(
"bool",
TaurusBaseWidget.isModifiableByUser,
TaurusBaseWidget.setModifiableByUser,
TaurusBaseWidget.resetModifiableByUser,
)
[docs]
class TaurusValuesFrame(TaurusFrame):
"""This is a container specialized into containing TaurusValue widgets.
It should be used Only for TaurusValues
"""
_model = []
[docs]
@Qt.pyqtSlot("QStringList")
def setModel(self, model, **kwargs):
self._model = model
for tv in self.getTaurusValues():
tv.destroy()
for m in self._model:
taurusvalue = TaurusValue(self, self.designMode)
taurusvalue.setMinimumHeight(20)
taurusvalue.setModel(str(m))
taurusvalue.setModifiableByUser(self.isModifiableByUser())
[docs]
def getTaurusValueByIndex(self, index):
"""returns the TaurusValue item at the given index position"""
return self.getTaurusValues()[index]
[docs]
def getTaurusValues(self):
"""returns the list of TaurusValue Objects contained by this frame"""
return [obj for obj in self.children() if isinstance(obj, TaurusValue)]
[docs]
@classmethod
def getQtDesignerPluginInfo(cls):
"""we don't want this widget in designer"""
return None
# -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
# QT properties
# -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
model = Qt.pyqtProperty("QStringList", getModel, setModel, resetModel)
if __name__ == "__main__":
from taurus.qt.qtgui.application import TaurusApplication
from taurus.qt.qtgui.panel import TaurusForm
import sys
app = TaurusApplication(cmd_line_parser=None)
w = TaurusForm()
models = ["sys/tg_test/1/short_scalar"] * 4
w.setModel(models)
w[0].writeWidget().setDangerMessage("BOOO")
w[1].setWriteWidgetClass(TaurusValueLineEdit)
w[2].setWriteWidgetClass("None")
class DummyCW(Qt.QLabel):
def setModel(self, name, **kwargs):
Qt.QLabel.setText(self, name)
w[3].setCustomWidgetClass(DummyCW)
w.setModifiableByUser(True)
w.show()
sys.exit(app.exec_())