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#    This is a component of AXIS, a front-end for emc#    Copyright 2007 Anders Wallin <anders.wallin@helsinki.fi>## TJP 12 04 2007#  Rugludallur saw that spinbuttons had no initial value until after thumbs inc'd or de'c#  TJP saw that if xml prescribed <value>1234</value> the spinbutton locked up after the inc/dec#  it seems a new term in the __init__ may fix this# end TJP 12 04 2007##    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify#    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by#    the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or#    (at your option) any later version.##    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,#    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of#    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the#    GNU General Public License for more details.##    You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License#    along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software#    Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA""" A widget library for pyVCP         The layout and composition of a Python Virtual Control Panel is specified    with an XML file. The file must begin with <pyvcp>, and end with </pyvcp>    In the documentation for each widget, optional tags are shown bracketed:    [ <option>Something</option> ]    such a tag is not required for pyVCP to work, but may add functionality or    modify the behaviour of a widget.    Example XML file:    <pyvcp>        <led>            <size>40</size>            <halpin>"my-led"</halpin>        </led>    </pyvcp>    This will create a VCP with a single LED widget which indicates the value     of HAL pin compname.my-led """from Tkinter import *from hal import *import mathimport bwidget# from Tkinter import *# import math# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_dial(Canvas):    # Dial widget by tomp    """ A dial that outputs a HAL_FLOAT         reacts to both mouse-wheel and mouse dragging        <dial>            [ <size>376</size> ]                            [ <cpr>100</cpr> ]    number of changes per rev, is # of dial tick marks, beware hi values)                        [ <min_>-33.123456</min_> ]            [ <max_>3.3</max_> ]            [ <text>"Gallons per Hour"</text> ]            (knob label)            [ <init>123</init> ]           (initial value a whole number must end in '.')            [ <resolution>.001</resolution> ]          (scale value a whole number must end in '.')            [ <halpin>"anaout"</halpin> ]        </dial>                                key bindings:                    <Button-4>              untested no wheel mouse                    <Button-5>              untested no wheel mouse                    <Button1-Motion>      used internally during drag                    <ButtonPress>          used internally to record beginning of drag                    <ButtonRelease>          used internally at end of drag                    <Double-1> divides scale by 10                    <Double-2> resets scale to original value                    <Double-3> multiplies scale by 10                            <Shift-1>   shift-click resets original analog value                 features:                    text autoscales    """    # FIXME:    # -jogging should be enabled only when the circle has focus    #   TJP nocando:   only widgets have events, not thier 'items', the circle is an item        # -circle should maintain focus when mouse over dot    #   TJP nocando:   ditto, the circle is an item, so focus & event are not aligned to it        # -jogging by dragging with the mouse could work better        # -add a scaled output, scale changes when alt/ctrl/shift is held down    #   TJP dblLeftClick divides scale by 10 , dblRightClcik muxs by 10            n=0    #TJP TODO: let some artists look at it, butt ugly!    #TJP cpr is overloaded, now it means "chgs per rev" not "counts per rev"    #TJP the tik marks could get very fine, avoid high cpr to size ratios (easily seen)        def __init__(self,root,pycomp,halpin=None,size=200,cpr=40, \            min_=None,max_=None, \            text=None,init=0,resolution=0.1, \            **kw):                pad=10        self.out=init                    #  float output   out           self.origValue=init       # in case user wants to reset the pot/valve/thingy        #self.text3=resolution        Canvas.__init__(self,root,width=size,height=size)        self.circle=self.create_oval(pad,pad,size-pad,size-pad)        self.itemconfig(self.circle)        self.mid=size/2        self.r=(size-2*pad)/2        self.alfa=0        self.d_alfa=2*math.pi/cpr        self.size=size        self.funit=resolution                  self.origFunit=self.funit        # allow restoration                self.mymin=min_                    self.mymax=max_        self.dot = self.create_oval(self.dot_coords())        self.itemconfig(self.dot,fill="yellow",activefill="green")        #TJP items get rendered in order of creation, so the knob will be behind these texts        #TJP the font can be described with pixel size by using negative value        self.txtroom=size/6        # a title, if the user has supplied one        if text!=None:            self.title=self.create_text([self.mid,self.mid-self.txtroom],                        text=text,font=('Arial',-self.txtroom))        # the output        self.dro=self.create_text([self.mid,self.mid],                        text=str(self.out),font=('Arial',-self.txtroom))        # the scale        self.delta=self.create_text([self.mid,self.mid+self.txtroom],                         text=str(self.funit),font=('Arial',-self.txtroom))                self.bind('<Button-4>',self.wheel_up)            # untested no wheel mouse        self.bind('<Button-5>',self.wheel_down)          # untested no wheel mouse                self.bind('<Button1-Motion>',self.motion)        #during drag        self.bind('<ButtonPress>',self.bdown)                #begin of drag        self.bind('<ButtonRelease>',self.bup)                #end of drag         self.bind('<Double-1>',self.chgScaleDn)            # doubleclick scales down        self.bind('<Double-2>',self.resetScale)         # doubleclick resets scale        self.bind('<Double-3>',self.chgScaleUp)         # doubleclick scales up        self.bind('<Shift-1>',self.resetValue)          # shift resets value                self.draw_ticks(cpr)        self.dragstartx=0        self.dragstarty=0        self.dragstart=0        # create the hal pin        if halpin == None:            halpin = "dial."+str(pyvcp_dial.n)+".out"        pyvcp_dial.n += 1        pycomp.newpin(halpin, HAL_FLOAT, HAL_OUT)        self.halpin=halpin        self.pycomp=pycomp    def chgScaleDn(self,event):        # reduces the scale by 10x        self.funit=self.funit/10.0        self.update_scale()        def chgScaleUp(self,event):        # increases the scale by 10x        self.funit=self.funit*10.0        self.update_scale()        def resetScale(self,event):        # reset scale to original value        self.funit=self.origFunit        self.update_scale()        def resetValue(self,event):        # reset output to orifinal value        self.out=self.origValue        self.update_dro()    def dot_coords(self):        # calculate the coordinates for the dot        DOTR=0.08*self.size        DOTPOS=0.75        midx = self.mid+DOTPOS*self.r*math.cos(self.alfa)        midy = self.mid+DOTPOS*self.r*math.sin(self.alfa)        return midx-DOTR, midy-DOTR,midx+DOTR,midy+DOTR    def bdown(self,event):        self.dragstartx=event.x        self.dragstarty=event.y        self.dragstart=math.atan2((event.y-self.mid),(event.x-self.mid))        self.itemconfig(self.dot,fill="green",activefill="green")    def bup(self,event):        self.itemconfig(self.dot,fill="yellow")    def motion(self,event):        dragstop = math.atan2((event.y-self.mid),(event.x-self.mid))        delta = dragstop - self.dragstart        if delta>=self.d_alfa:            self.up()            self.dragstart=math.atan2((event.y-self.mid),(event.x-self.mid))        elif delta<=-self.d_alfa:            self.down()            self.dragstart=math.atan2((event.y-self.mid),(event.x-self.mid))        self.itemconfig(self.dot,fill="green",activefill="green")    def wheel_up(self,event):        self.up()    def wheel_down(self,event):        self.down()    def down(self):        self.alfa-=self.d_alfa        self.out-=self.funit        #TJP clip down side        if self.mymin != None:            if self.out<self.mymin:                self.out=self.mymin        self.update_dot()        self.update_dro()    def up(self):        self.alfa+=self.d_alfa        self.out+=self.funit        #TJP clip up side        if self.mymax != None:            if self.out>self.mymax:                self.out=self.mymax        self.update_dot()        self.update_dro()    def update_dot(self):        self.coords(self.dot, self.dot_coords() )    def update_dro(self):        valtext = str(self.out)        self.itemconfig(self.dro,text=valtext)    def update_scale(self):        valtext = str(self.funit)        valtext = 'x ' + valtext        self.itemconfig(self.delta,text=valtext)    def draw_ticks(self,cpr):        for n in range(0,cpr):            startx=self.mid+self.r*math.cos(n*self.d_alfa)            starty=self.mid+self.r*math.sin(n*self.d_alfa)            stopx=self.mid+1.15*self.r*math.cos(n*self.d_alfa)            stopy=self.mid+1.15*self.r*math.sin(n*self.d_alfa)            self.create_line([startx,starty,stopx,stopy])    def update(self,pycomp):        self.pycomp[self.halpin] = self.out# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_meter(Canvas):    """ Meter - shows the value of a FLOAT with an analog meter        <meter>            [ <size>300</size> ]            [ <halpin>"mymeter"</halpin> ]            [ <text>"My Voltage"</text> ]            [ <min_>-22</min_> ]            [ <max_>123</max_> ]        </meter>    """    # FIXME: logarithmic scale option    n=0    def __init__(self,root,pycomp,halpin=None,                        size=200,text=None,min_=0,max_=100,**kw):        pad=10        Canvas.__init__(self,root,width=size,height=size)        self.halpin=halpin        self.min_=min_        self.max_=max_        range_=2.5        self.min_alfa=-math.pi/2-range_        self.max_alfa=-math.pi/2+range_        self.circle=self.create_oval(pad,pad,size-pad,size-pad)        self.itemconfig(self.circle,fill="white")        self.mid=size/2        self.r=(size-2*pad)/2        self.alfa=0        self.line = self.create_line([self.mid,self.mid, \                            self.mid+0.8*self.r*math.cos(self.alfa), \                            self.mid+0.8*self.r*math.sin(self.alfa)],fill="red")        self.itemconfig(self.line,width=3)        if text!=None:            t=self.create_text([self.mid,self.mid-20])            self.itemconfig(t,text=text)            self.itemconfig(t,font=('Arial',20))        self.draw_ticks()        # create the hal pin        if halpin == None:            self.halpin = "meter."+str(pyvcp_meter.n)+".value"        pyvcp_meter.n += 1        pycomp.newpin(self.halpin, HAL_FLOAT, HAL_IN)        self.value = pycomp[self.halpin]    def update(self,pycomp):        self.value = pycomp[self.halpin]        scale=(self.max_-self.min_)/(self.max_alfa-self.min_alfa)        self.alfa=self.min_alfa + (self.value-self.min_)/scale        if self.alfa > self.max_alfa:            self.alfa = self.max_alfa        elif self.alfa < self.min_alfa:            self.alfa = self.min_alfa        self.coords(self.line, self.mid,self.mid, \                            self.mid+0.8*self.r*math.cos(self.alfa), \                            self.mid+0.8*self.r*math.sin(self.alfa))       def draw_ticks(self):        d_alfa = float((self.max_alfa-self.min_alfa))/10        d_value = float((self.max_-self.min_))/10        for n in range(0,11):            startx=self.mid+self.r*math.cos(self.min_alfa + n*d_alfa)            starty=self.mid+self.r*math.sin(self.min_alfa + n*d_alfa)            stopx=self.mid+0.85*self.r*math.cos(self.min_alfa + n*d_alfa)            stopy=self.mid+0.85*self.r*math.sin(self.min_alfa + n*d_alfa)            textx=stopx - 0.1*self.r*math.cos(self.min_alfa + n*d_alfa)            texty=stopy - 0.1*self.r*math.sin(self.min_alfa + n*d_alfa)            self.create_line([startx,starty,stopx,stopy])            t=self.create_text([textx,texty])            self.itemconfig(t,text=str(self.min_+d_value*n))# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_jogwheel(Canvas):    """" A jogwheel that outputs a HAL_FLOAT count        reacts to both mouse-wheel and mouse dragging        <jogwheel>            [ <cpr>33</cpr> ]                       (counts per revolution)            [ <halpin>"myjogwheel"</halpin> ]            [ <size>300</size> ]        </jogwheel>    """    # FIXME:    # -jogging should be enabled only when the circle has focus    # -circle should maintain focus when mouse over dot    # -jogging by dragging with the mouse could work better    # -add a scaled output, scale changes when alt/ctrl/shift is held down    n=0    def __init__(self,root,pycomp,halpin=None,size=200,cpr=40,**kw):        pad=10        self.count=0        Canvas.__init__(self,root,width=size,height=size)        self.circle=self.create_oval(pad,pad,size-pad,size-pad)        self.itemconfig(self.circle,fill="lightgrey",activefill="darkgrey")        self.mid=size/2        self.r=(size-2*pad)/2        self.alfa=0        self.d_alfa=2*math.pi/cpr        self.size=size                        self.dot = self.create_oval(self.dot_coords())        self.itemconfig(self.dot,fill="black")        #self.itemconfig(self.line,arrow="last")        #self.itemconfig(self.line,width=3)        self.bind('<Button-4>',self.wheel_up)        self.bind('<Button-5>',self.wheel_down)        self.bind('<Button1-Motion>',self.motion)        self.bind('<ButtonPress>',self.bdown)        self.draw_ticks(cpr)        self.dragstartx=0        self.dragstarty=0        self.dragstart=0        # create the hal pin        if halpin == None:            halpin = "jogwheel."+str(pyvcp_jogwheel.n)+".count"        pyvcp_jogwheel.n += 1        pycomp.newpin(halpin, HAL_FLOAT, HAL_OUT)        self.halpin=halpin        pycomp[self.halpin] = self.count        self.pycomp=pycomp    def dot_coords(self):        DOTR=0.08*self.size        DOTPOS=0.75        midx = self.mid+DOTPOS*self.r*math.cos(self.alfa)        midy = self.mid+DOTPOS*self.r*math.sin(self.alfa)        return midx-DOTR, midy-DOTR,midx+DOTR,midy+DOTR        def bdown(self,event):        self.dragstartx=event.x        self.dragstarty=event.y        self.dragstart=math.atan2((event.y-self.mid),(event.x-self.mid))    def motion(self,event):        dragstop = math.atan2((event.y-self.mid),(event.x-self.mid))        delta = dragstop - self.dragstart        if delta>=self.d_alfa:            self.up()            self.dragstart=math.atan2((event.y-self.mid),(event.x-self.mid))        elif delta<=-self.d_alfa:            self.down()            self.dragstart=math.atan2((event.y-self.mid),(event.x-self.mid))        def wheel_up(self,event):        self.up()            def wheel_down(self,event):        self.down()    def down(self):        self.alfa-=self.d_alfa        self.count-=1        self.pycomp[self.halpin] = self.count        self.update_dot()               def up(self):        self.alfa+=self.d_alfa        self.count+=1        self.pycomp[self.halpin] = self.count        self.update_dot()      def update_dot(self):        self.coords(self.dot, self.dot_coords() )          def draw_ticks(self,cpr):        for n in range(0,cpr):            startx=self.mid+self.r*math.cos(n*self.d_alfa)            starty=self.mid+self.r*math.sin(n*self.d_alfa)            stopx=self.mid+1.15*self.r*math.cos(n*self.d_alfa)            stopy=self.mid+1.15*self.r*math.sin(n*self.d_alfa)            self.create_line([startx,starty,stopx,stopy])    def update(self,pycomp):        # this is stupid, but required for updating pin        # when first connected to a signal        self.pycomp[self.halpin] = self.count        # -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_radiobutton(Frame):    n=0    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,halpin=None,choices=[],**kw):        f=Frame.__init__(self,master,bd=2,relief=GROOVE)        self.v = IntVar()        self.v.set(1)        self.choices=choices        if halpin == None:            halpin = "radiobutton."+str(pyvcp_radiobutton.n)        pyvcp_radiobutton.n += 1                self.halpins=[]        n=0        for c in choices:            b=Radiobutton(self,f, text=str(c)                        ,variable=self.v, value=pow(2,n))            b.pack()            if n==0:                b.select()            c_halpin=halpin+"."+str(c)            pycomp.newpin(c_halpin, HAL_BIT, HAL_OUT)            self.halpins.append(c_halpin)            n+=1    # FIXME    # this is a fairly stupid way of updating the pins    # since the calculation is done every 100ms wether a change    # has happened or not. see below.       def update(self,pycomp):        index=math.log(self.v.get(),2)        index=int(index)        for pin in self.halpins:            pycomp[pin]=0;        pycomp[self.halpins[index]]=1;    # FIXME    # this would be a much better way of updating the    # pins, but at the moment I can't get it to work    # this is never called even if I set command=self.update()    # in the call to Radiobutton above    def changed(self):        index=math.log(self.v.get(),2)        index=int(index)        print "active:",self.halpins[index]# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_label(Label):    """ Static text label         <label>            <text>"My Label:"</text>        </label>    """    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,**kw):        Label.__init__(self,master,**kw)            def update(self,pycomp):        pass# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_vbox(Frame):    """ Box in which widgets are packed vertically        <vbox>            <relief>GROOVE</relief>         (FLAT, SUNKEN, RAISED, GROOVE, RIDGE)            <bd>3</bd>                      (border width)            place widgets here        </vbox>    """    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,bd=0,relief=FLAT):        Frame.__init__(self,master,bd=bd,relief=relief)	self.fill = 'x'	self.side = 'top'	self.anchor = 'center'	self.expand = 'yes'    def update(self,pycomp):         pass    def add(self, container, widget):	if isinstance(widget, pyvcp_boxexpand):	    self.expand = widget.expand	    return	if isinstance(widget, pyvcp_boxfill):	    self.fill = widget.fill	    return	if isinstance(widget, pyvcp_boxanchor):	    self.anchor = widget.anchor	    return	widget.pack(side=self.side, anchor=self.anchor, fill=self.fill, expand=self.expand)class pyvcp_boxfill:    def __init__(self, master, pycomp, fill):	self.fill = fill    def update(self, pycomp): passclass pyvcp_boxanchor:    def __init__(self, master, pycomp, anchor):	self.anchor = anchor    def update(self, pycomp): passclass pyvcp_boxexpand:    def __init__(self, master, pycomp, expand):	self.expand = expand    def update(self, pycomp): pass# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_hbox(Frame):    """ Box in which widgets are packed horizontally        <vbox>            <relief>GROOVE</relief>         (FLAT, SUNKEN, RAISED, GROOVE, RIDGE)            <bd>3</bd>                      (border width)            place widgets here        </vbox>            """    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,bd=0,relief=FLAT):        Frame.__init__(self,master,bd=bd,relief=relief)	self.fill = 'y'	self.side = 'left'	self.anchor = 'center'	self.expand = 'yes'    def update(self,pycomp):         pass    def add(self, container, widget):	if isinstance(widget, pyvcp_boxexpand):	    self.expand = widget.expand	    return	if isinstance(widget, pyvcp_boxfill):	    self.fill = widget.fill	    return	if isinstance(widget, pyvcp_boxanchor):	    self.anchor = widget.anchor	    return	widget.pack(side=self.side, anchor=self.anchor, fill=self.fill)class pyvcp_labelframe(LabelFrame):    """     frame with a title    """    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,**kw):        LabelFrame.__init__(self,master,**kw)        self.pack(expand=1,fill=BOTH)    def update(self,pycomp):        pass    def add(self, container, widget):	widget.pack(side="top", fill="both", expand="yes")class pyvcp_tabs(bwidget.NoteBook):    def __init__(self, master, pycomp, cnf={}, **kw):	self.names = kw.pop("names", [])	self.idx = 0	self._require(master)	Widget.__init__(self, master, "NoteBook", cnf, kw)    def update(self, pycomp): pass    def add(self, container, child):	child.pack(side="top", fill="both", anchor="ne")	if self.idx == 1:	    self.raise_page(self.names[0])    def getcontainer(self):	if len(self.names) < self.idx:	    self.names.append("Tab-%d" % self.idx)	name = self.names[self.idx]	self.idx += 1	return self.insert("end", name, text=name)# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_spinbox(Spinbox):    """ (control) controls a float, also shown as text         reacts to the mouse wheel         <spinbox>            [ <halpin>"my-spinbox"</halpin> ]            [ <min_>55</min_> ]   sets the minimum value to 55            [ <max_>123</max_> ]  sets the maximum value to 123            [ <initval>100</initval> ]  sets intial value to 100  TJP 12 04 2007        </spinbox>    """    # FIXME: scale resolution when shift/ctrl/alt is held down?    n=0    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,halpin=None,                    min_=0,max_=100,initval=0,resolution=1,format="2.1f",**kw):        self.v = DoubleVar()        if 'increment' not in kw: kw['increment'] = resolution        if 'from' not in kw: kw['from'] = min_        if 'to' not in kw: kw['to'] = max_        if 'format' not in kw: kw['format'] = "%" + format        kw['command'] = self.command        Spinbox.__init__(self,master,textvariable=self.v,**kw)        if halpin == None:            halpin = "spinbox."+str(pyvcp_spinbox.n)        pyvcp_spinbox.n += 1        self.halpin=halpin        if init_ < min_:            self.value=min_        elif init_ > max_:            self.value=max_        else:            self.value=initval        self.oldvalue=min_        self.format = "%(b)"+format        self.max_=max_        self.min_=min_        self.resolution=resolution        self.v.set( str( self.format  % {'b':self.value} ) )        pycomp.newpin(halpin, HAL_FLOAT, HAL_OUT)        self.bind('<Button-4>',self.wheel_up)        self.bind('<Button-5>',self.wheel_down)    def command(self):        self.value = self.v.get()    def update(self,pycomp):          pycomp[self.halpin] = self.value         if self.value != self.oldvalue:            self.v.set( str( self.format  % {'b':self.value} ) )             self.oldvalue=self.value              def wheel_up(self,event):        self.value += self.resolution        if self.value > self.max_:            self.value = self.max_                   def wheel_down(self,event):        self.value -= self.resolution        if self.value < self.min_:            self.value = self.min_          # -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_number(Label):    """ (indicator) shows a float as text """    n=0    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,halpin=None,format="2.1f",**kw):        self.v = StringVar()        self.format=format        Label.__init__(self,master,textvariable=self.v,**kw)        if halpin == None:            halpin = "number."+str(pyvcp_number.n)        pyvcp_number.n += 1        self.halpin=halpin        self.value=0.0        dummy = "%(b)"+self.format        self.v.set( str( dummy  % {'b':self.value} ) )        pycomp.newpin(halpin, HAL_FLOAT, HAL_IN)    def update(self,pycomp):            newvalue = pycomp[self.halpin]        if newvalue != self.value:            self.value=newvalue            dummy = "%(b)"+self.format            self.v.set( str( dummy  % {'b':newvalue} ) )  # -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_bar(Canvas):    """ (indicator) a bar-indicator for a float"""    n=0    # FIXME logarithmic scale?    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,              fillcolor="green",bgcolor="grey",               halpin=None,min_=0.0,max_=100.0,**kw):            self.cw=200    # canvas width        self.ch=50     # canvas height        self.bh=30     # bar height        self.bw=150    # bar width        self.pad=((self.cw-self.bw)/2)        Canvas.__init__(self,master,width=self.cw,height=self.ch)        if halpin == None:            halpin = "bar."+str(pyvcp_bar.n)        pyvcp_bar.n += 1        self.halpin=halpin        self.endval=max_        self.startval=min_        self.value=0.0 # some dummy value to start with           pycomp.newpin(halpin, HAL_FLOAT, HAL_IN)        # the border        border=self.create_rectangle(self.pad,1,self.pad+self.bw,self.bh)        self.itemconfig(border,fill=bgcolor)                # the bar        tmp=self.bar_coords()        start=tmp[0]        end=tmp[1]        self.bar=self.create_rectangle(start,2,end,self.bh-1)        self.itemconfig(self.bar,fill=fillcolor)                           # start text        start_text=self.create_text(self.pad,self.bh+10,text=str(self.startval) )        #end text        end_text=self.create_text(self.pad+self.bw,self.bh+10,text=str(self.endval) )        # value text        self.val_text=self.create_text(self.pad+self.bw/2,                                   self.bh/2,text=str(self.value) )        def bar_coords(self):        """ calculates the coordinates in pixels for the bar """        # the bar should start at value = zero         # and extend to value = self.value        # it should not extend beyond the initial box reserved for the bar        min_pixels=self.pad        max_pixels=self.pad+self.bw        bar_end = min_pixels + ((float)(max_pixels-min_pixels)/(float)(self.endval-self.startval)) * (self.value-self.startval)        if bar_end>max_pixels:            bar_end = max_pixels        elif bar_end < min_pixels:            bar_end = min_pixels        bar_start = min_pixels + ((float)(max_pixels-min_pixels)/(float)(self.endval-self.startval)) * (0-self.startval)        if bar_start < min_pixels:  # don't know if this is really needed            bar_start = min_pixels        return [bar_start, bar_end]              def update(self,pycomp):        # update value        newvalue=pycomp[self.halpin]        if newvalue != self.value:            self.value = newvalue            # percent = self.value/(self.endval-self.startval)            # if percent < 0.0:            #     percent = 0            # elif percent > 1.0:            #    percent = 1.0              # set value text            valtext = str( "%(b)3.1f" % {'b':self.value} )            self.itemconfig(self.val_text,text=valtext)            # set bar size            tmp=self.bar_coords()            start=tmp[0]            end=tmp[1]            self.coords(self.bar, start, 2,                         end, self.bh-1)# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_led(Canvas):    """ (indicator) a LED         color is on_color when halpin is 1, off_color when halpin is 0 """    n=0    def __init__(self,master,pycomp, halpin=None,                          off_color="red",on_color="green",size=20,**kw):        Canvas.__init__(self,master,width=size,height=size,bd=0)        self.off_color=off_color        self.on_color=on_color        self.oh=self.create_oval(1,1,size,size)        self.state=0        self.itemconfig(self.oh,fill=off_color)        if halpin == None:            halpin = "led."+str(pyvcp_led.n)                self.halpin=halpin        pycomp.newpin(halpin, HAL_BIT, HAL_IN)        pyvcp_led.n+=1    def update(self,pycomp):        newstate = pycomp[self.halpin]        if newstate != self.state:            if newstate == 1:                self.itemconfig(self.oh,fill=self.on_color)                self.state=1            else:                self.itemconfig(self.oh,fill=self.off_color)                 self.state=0# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_checkbutton(Checkbutton):    """ (control) a check button         halpin is 1 when button checked, 0 otherwise     """    n=0    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,halpin=None,**kw):        self.v = BooleanVar(master)        Checkbutton.__init__(self,master,variable=self.v,onvalue=1, offvalue=0,**kw)        if halpin == None:            halpin = "checkbutton."+str(pyvcp_checkbutton.n)        self.halpin=halpin        pycomp.newpin(halpin, HAL_BIT, HAL_OUT)        pyvcp_checkbutton.n += 1    def update(self,pycomp):        pycomp[self.halpin]=self.v.get()# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_button(Button):    """ (control) a button         halpin is 1 when button pressed, 0 otherwise     """    n=0    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,halpin=None,**kw):        Button.__init__(self,master,**kw)        if halpin == None:            halpin = "button."+str(pyvcp_button.n)        self.halpin=halpin         pycomp.newpin(halpin, HAL_BIT, HAL_OUT)        self.state=0;        self.bind("<ButtonPress>", self.pressed)        self.bind("<ButtonRelease>", self.released)         pyvcp_button.n += 1        def pressed(self,event):        # "the button was pressed"        self.state=1         def released(self,event):        # the button was released        self.state=0    def update(self,pycomp):        pycomp[self.halpin]=self.state# -------------------------------------------class pyvcp_scale(Scale):    """ (control) a slider         halpin-i is integer output         halpin-f is float output     """    # FIXME scale resolution when ctrl/alt/shift is held down?    # FIXME allow user to specify size    n=0    def __init__(self,master,pycomp,                    resolution=1,halpin=None,min_=0,max_=10,**kw):        self.resolution=resolution        Scale.__init__(self,master,resolution=self.resolution,                         from_=min_,to=max_,**kw)        if halpin == None:            halpin = "scale."+str(pyvcp_scale.n)        self.halpin=halpin                pycomp.newpin(halpin+"-i", HAL_S32, HAL_OUT)        pycomp.newpin(halpin+"-f", HAL_FLOAT, HAL_OUT)        self.bind('<Button-4>',self.wheel_up)        self.bind('<Button-5>',self.wheel_down)        pyvcp_scale.n += 1    def update(self,pycomp):        pycomp[self.halpin+"-f"]=self.get()        pycomp[self.halpin+"-i"]=int(self.get())    def wheel_up(self,event):        self.set(self.get()+self.resolution)    def wheel_down(self,event):        self.set(self.get()-self.resolution)class pyvcp_table(Frame):    def __init__(self, master, pycomp, flexible_rows=[], flexible_columns=[], uniform_columns="", uniform_rows=""):	Frame.__init__(self, master)	for r in flexible_rows:	    self.grid_rowconfigure(r, weight=1)	for c in flexible_columns:	    self.grid_columnconfigure(c, weight=1)        for i, r in enumerate(uniform_rows):            self.grid_rowconfigure(i+1, uniform=r)        for i, c in enumerate(uniform_columns):            self.grid_columnconfigure(i+1, uniform=c)	self._r = self._c = 0	self.occupied = {}	self.span = (1,1)	self.sticky = "ne"    def add(self, container, child):	if isinstance(child, pyvcp_tablerow):	    self._r += 1	    self._c = 1	    return	elif isinstance(child, pyvcp_tablespan):	    self.span = child.span	    return	elif isinstance(child, pyvcp_tablesticky):	    self.sticky = child.sticky	    return	r, c = self._r, self._c	while self.occupied.has_key((r, c)):	    c = c + 1	rs, cs = self.span	child.grid(row=r, column=c, rowspan=rs, columnspan=cs,			sticky=self.sticky)	for ri in range(r, r+rs):	    for ci in range(c, c+cs):		self.occupied[ri,ci] = True	self.span = 1,1	self._c = c+cs    def update(self, pycomp): passclass pyvcp_tablerow:    def __init__(self, master, pycomp): pass    def update(self, pycomp): passclass pyvcp_tablespan:    def __init__(self, master, pycomp, rows=1, columns=1):	self.span = rows, columns    def update(self, pycomp): passclass pyvcp_tablesticky:    def __init__(self, master, pycomp, sticky):	self.sticky = sticky    def update(self, pycomp): pass    class pyvcp_include(Frame):    def __init__(self, master, pycomp, src, expand="yes", fill="both", anchor="center", prefix=None, **kw):        Frame.__init__(self,master,**kw)        self.master = master        self.fill = fill        self.anchor = anchor        self.expand = expand        if prefix is not None:            oldprefix = pycomp.getprefix()            pycomp.setprefix(prefix)        import vcpparse, xml.dom.minidom, xml.parsers.expat        try:            doc = xml.dom.minidom.parse(src)         except xml.parsers.expat.ExpatError, detail:            print "Error: could not open",src,"!"            print detail            sys.exit(1)        print "Creating widgets from",src,"...",        # find the pydoc element        for e in doc.childNodes:            if e.nodeType == e.ELEMENT_NODE and e.localName == "pyvcp":                break        if e.localName != "pyvcp":            print "Error: no pyvcp element in file!"            sys.exit()        pyvcproot=e        vcpparse.nodeiterator(pyvcproot,self)        if prefix is not None:            pycomp.setprefix(oldprefix)        print "Done."             def update(self, pycomp): pass    def add(self, container, widget):        widget.pack(fill=self.fill, anchor=self.anchor, expand=self.expand)# This must come after all the pyvcp_xxx classeselements = []__all__ = []for _key in globals().keys():    if _key.startswith("pyvcp_"):	elements.append(_key[6:])	__all__.append(_key)if __name__ == '__main__':    print "You can't run pyvcp_widgets.py by itself..."# vim:sts=4:sw=4:et: