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-"""
-This template constructs an application with menus, toolbar and statusbar,
-HOWEVER it is not recommended this template actually be used. It presents
-the "KDE 1.0" method for constructing menus and toolbars - later versions
-of KDE have introduced better (easier and more powerful) methods for
-doing this job - see other menuapp*.py templates for these methods
-"""
-
-
-"""
-Copyright 2003 Jim Bublitz
-
-Terms and Conditions
-
-Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
-of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to
-deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the
-rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or
-sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
-furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
-
-The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
-all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
-
-THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
-IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
-FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
-COPYRIGHT HOLDER BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY,
-WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR
-IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
-SOFTWARE.
-
-Except as contained in this notice, the name of the copyright holder shall
-not be used in advertising or otherwise to promote the sale, use or other
-dealings in this Software without prior written authorization from the
-copyright holder.
-"""
-
-
-False = 0
-True = not False
-
-
-import sys
-
-from qt import QPopupMenu, SIGNAL
-
-from kdecore import KApplication, KCmdLineArgs, KAboutData, i18n, KStdAccel, KIcon, KIconLoader
-from kdeui import KMainWindow, KMessageBox
-
-TOOLBAR_NEW = 1
-TOOLBAR_OPEN = 2
-TOOLBAR_SAVE = 3
-TOOLBAR_CUT = 4
-TOOLBAR_COPY = 5
-TOOLBAR_PASTE = 6
-
-STATUSBAR_LEFT = 1
-STATUSBAR_MIDDLE = 2
-STATUSBAR_RIGHT = 3
-
-class MainWin (KMainWindow):
- def __init__ (self, *args):
- apply (KMainWindow.__init__, (self,) + args)
-
- self.initMenus ()
- self.initToolBar ()
- self.initStatusBar ()
-
- def initMenus (self):
- # Create a QPopupMenu - all menus are "popup" menus
-
- fileMenu = QPopupMenu (self)
-
- # This is the "simple" KDE-1.0 way. It is not suggested that this
- # template actually be used in an application, but it's
- # provided to show the underlying mechanics of menu construction
- # that KDE makes much easier with other methods (see other
- # menuapp*.py templates for usable examples)
-
- # All menu item strings are wrapped with i18n - this allows
- # internationalization
-
- # Predefined accelerators are in KStdAccel - these are
- # the standard accelerators. For custom accelerators, use
- # KAccel. All KStdAccel methods are static, so there is no
- # need to instantiate KStdAccel
-
- # "File" menu items
- fileMenu.insertItem (i18n ("New"), self.slotNew, KStdAccel.openNew ())
- fileMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Open"), self.slotOpen, KStdAccel.open ())
- fileMenu.insertSeparator ();
- fileMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Save"), self.slotSave, KStdAccel.save ())
-
- # KStdAccel doesn't have a standard accelerator for 'Save As',
- # so we omit it - insertItem uses the default value
-
- fileMenu.insertItem (i18n ("SaveAs"), self.slotSaveAs)
-
- # This inserts a line between groups of items in a menu
-
- fileMenu.insertSeparator ();
-
- # Note the "KStdAccel.print_" has a trailing underscore, unlike the
- # equivalent KDE method - the underscore is necessary to prevent a
- # clash with the Python keyword 'print'
-
- fileMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Print"), self.slotPrint, KStdAccel.print_ ())
-
- fileMenu.insertSeparator ();
- fileMenu.insertItem (i18n ("&Quit"), self.slotQuit, KStdAccel.quit ());
-
- # Put fileMenu (as the File menu) into the menu bar
- # 'menuBar' is a predefined object owned by KMainWindow
-
- self.menuBar ().insertItem (i18n ("&File"), fileMenu)
-
-
- editMenu = QPopupMenu (self)
-
- # "Edit" menu items
- editMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Undo"), self.slotUndo, KStdAccel.undo ())
- editMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Redo"), self.slotRedo, KStdAccel.redo ())
- editMenu.insertSeparator ();
- editMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Cut"), self.slotCut, KStdAccel.cut ())
- editMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Copy"), self.slotCopy, KStdAccel.copy ())
- editMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Paste"), self.slotPaste, KStdAccel.paste ())
- editMenu.insertSeparator ();
- editMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Find"), self.slotFind, KStdAccel.find ())
- editMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Find Next"), self.slotFindNext, KStdAccel.findNext ())
- editMenu.insertItem (i18n ("Replace"), self.slotReplace, KStdAccel.replace ())
-
- # Put editMenu (as the Edit menu) into the menu bar
-
- self.menuBar ().insertItem (i18n ("&Edit"), editMenu)
-
- # Let KDE generate a nifty help menu
-
- # The KAboutData/KCmdLineArgs data from the main part of the program
- # will be used to generate the About dialog
-
- helpMenu = self.helpMenu ("")
- self.menuBar ().insertItem (i18n ("&Help"), helpMenu)
-
- def initToolBar (self):
- # KIconLoader will make it easy to locate the standard KDE icons for
- # toolbar buttons. For custom icons, a complete path to the icon
- # (without the loadIcon call) is needed
- icons = KIconLoader ()
-
- # KMainWindow owns at least one KToolBar instance, which is returned
- # by 'self.toolBar ()'. To obtain additional toolbars, add an argument
- # to the call -- self.toolBar (1) will return another toolbar you can
- # add buttons to.
-
- # Add buttons to the toolbar. The icon name, id value (eg TOOLBAR_NEW),
- # signal to connect (eg clicked) and the slot to connect to all need
- # to be specified,as does the tooltip (the last string argument). There
- # are easier ways to do this - see other menuapp templates for easier
- # methods using KAction/KStdAction
-
- self.toolBar ().insertButton (icons.loadIcon ("filenew", KIcon.Toolbar), TOOLBAR_NEW, SIGNAL ("clicked (int)"), self.slotNew,\
- True, "New")
- self.toolBar ().insertButton (icons.loadIcon ("fileopen", KIcon.Toolbar), TOOLBAR_OPEN, SIGNAL ("clicked (int)"), self.slotOpen,\
- True, "Open")
- self.toolBar ().insertButton (icons.loadIcon ("filesave", KIcon.Toolbar), TOOLBAR_SAVE, SIGNAL ("clicked (int)"), self.slotSave,\
- True, "Save")
- self.toolBar ().insertButton (icons.loadIcon ("editcut", KIcon.Toolbar), TOOLBAR_CUT, SIGNAL ("clicked (int)"), self.slotCut,\
- True, "Cut")
- self.toolBar ().insertButton (icons.loadIcon ("editcopy", KIcon.Toolbar), TOOLBAR_COPY, SIGNAL ("clicked (int)"), self.slotCopy,\
- True, "Copy")
- self.toolBar ().insertButton (icons.loadIcon ("editpaste", KIcon.Toolbar), TOOLBAR_PASTE, SIGNAL ("clicked (int)"), self.slotPaste,\
- True, "Paste")
-
- def initStatusBar (self):
- # KMainWindow also owns a KStatusBar instance. The first
- # call creates a KStatusBar instance. See 'notImpl' below
- # for an example of writing to the status bar. You can
- # also add widgets (labels, progress bars, etc) to the
- # status bar
-
- self.statusBar ().insertItem ("", STATUSBAR_LEFT, 1000, True)
- self.statusBar ().insertItem ("", STATUSBAR_MIDDLE, 1000, True)
- self.statusBar ().insertItem ("", STATUSBAR_RIGHT, 1000, True)
-
-
-#-------------------- slots -----------------------------------------------
-
- # Slots which can be called from both the menu toolbar
- # have a second parameter with a default value (id = -1)
- # This is because menu signals expect to connect to a
- # slot that takes no arguments, while toolbar signals
- # expect to send a signal with an int argument for the
- # id of the toolbar button. The default value allows
- # both cases to work.
-
- def slotNew (self, id = -1):
- self.notImpl ("New")
-
- def slotOpen(self, id = -1):
- self.notImpl ("Open")
-
- def slotSave (self, id = -1):
- self.notImpl ("Save")
-
- def slotSaveAs (self):
- self.notImpl ("Save As")
-
- def slotPrint (self):
- self.notImpl ("Print")
-
- def slotQuit (self):
- self.notImpl ("Quit")
-
- def slotUndo (self):
- self.notImpl ("Undo")
-
- def slotRedo (self):
- self.notImpl ("Redo")
-
- def slotCut (self, id = -1):
- self.notImpl ("Cut")
-
- def slotCopy (self, id = -1):
- self.notImpl ("Copy")
-
- def slotPaste (self, id = -1):
- self.notImpl ("Paste")
-
- def slotFind (self):
- self.notImpl ("Find")
-
- def slotFindNext (self):
- self.notImpl ("Find Next")
-
- def slotReplace (self):
- self.notImpl ("Replace")
-
- def notImpl (self, item = "Feature"):
- self.statusBar ().changeItem ("%s not implemented" % item, STATUSBAR_LEFT)
- KMessageBox.error (self, "%s not implemented" % item, "Not Implemented")
- self.statusBar ().changeItem ("", STATUSBAR_LEFT)
-
-
-#-------------------- main ------------------------------------------------
-
-# See athe minimal.py and basicapp.py templates for
-# explantion of the basic app and main window setup
-
-# The following data is passed to KCmdLineArgs, which in
-# turn makes it available to the "about" box in the Help
-# menu (when the Help menu is created as above)
-
-description = "A basic application template"
-version = "1.0"
-aboutData = KAboutData ("", "",\
- version, description, KAboutData.License_GPL,\
- "(C) 2003 whoever the author is")
-
-aboutData.addAuthor ("author1", "whatever they did", "email@somedomain")
-aboutData.addAuthor ("author2", "they did something else", "another@email.address")
-
-KCmdLineArgs.init (sys.argv, aboutData)
-
-KCmdLineArgs.addCmdLineOptions ([("+files", "File to open")])
-
-app = KApplication ()
-mainWindow = MainWin (None, "main window")
-mainWindow.show()
-app.exec_loop()