Jam/command_prompt.py

from kivy.uix.label import Label
from kivy.core.window import Window
from kivy.graphics import Color,Rectangle
import glob
import os.path

import filecheck

class Command_prompt(Label):
    
    def __init__(self,app,**kwargs):
        # app is used to share information between widgets
        self.app=app

        # insert mode
        self.insert=False

        # width of a letter
        self.char_width=9

        # cursor position
        self.cursor=0

        # the text, with no color information
        self.raw_text=""

        # a one-time message that shows up over the bar
        self.message=""

        # array of command with arguments
        self.argv=[]

        # display characters from window_offset onwards (for text wrapping)
        self.window_offset=0

        # init Label
        super(Command_prompt,self).__init__(**kwargs)

        self.keyboard = Window.request_keyboard(None,self,"text")
        self.keyboard.bind(on_textinput=self.on_textinput,on_key_down=self.on_key_down)

        self.draw()


    def draw(self):
        self.canvas.before.clear()

        # background
        with self.canvas.before:
            Color(0,0,0)
            Rectangle(pos=self.pos,size=self.size)

        # if message is not empty, draw message instead
        if self.message!="":
            # do not wrap
            self.text=self.message[:min(len(self.message),int(self.width/self.char_width))]
            self.message=""
            return

        # wrap text
        window_size=int(self.width/self.char_width)
        if self.cursor>=self.window_offset+window_size:
            self.window_offset=self.cursor-window_size+1
        elif self.cursor<self.window_offset:
            self.window_offset=self.cursor
        # do not stop right before ':'
        if self.window_offset==1:
            self.window_offset=0

        # cursor
        with self.canvas.before:
            Color(1,1,1)
            # wrap cursor position
            Rectangle(pos=(self.pos[0]+(self.cursor-self.window_offset)*self.char_width,self.pos[1]),size=(self.char_width,self.height))

        # make text under cursor black
        end=min(len(self.raw_text),self.window_offset+window_size)
        if self.cursor<end:
            self.text=self.raw_text[self.window_offset:self.cursor]+"[color=000]"+self.raw_text[self.cursor]+"[/color]"+self.raw_text[self.cursor+1:end]
        else:
            self.text=self.raw_text[self.window_offset:end]


    def on_key_down(self, keyboard, keycode, text, modifiers):
        #print(keycode,text,modifiers)
        if self.insert:
            # process modifiers
            mods=self.process_modifiers(modifiers)

            # process command
            if keycode[1]=="enter":
                self.insert=False
                self.run_command()
                self.set_text("")
            elif keycode[1]=="escape":
                self.insert=False
                self.set_text("")

            # move
            elif keycode[1]=="left":
                self.move_cursor_relative(-1)
            elif keycode[1]=="right":
                self.move_cursor_relative(1)
            elif mods==['c'] and text=="a":
                self.move_cursor(1)
            elif mods==['c'] and text=="e":
                self.move_cursor(len(self.raw_text))

            # delete
            elif keycode[1]=="backspace":
                self.backspace()
            elif keycode[1]=="delete":
                self.delete_forward()
            elif mods==['c'] and text=="k":
                self.delete_all_forward()

            # tab completion
            elif keycode[1]=="tab":
                self.tab_complete()

    def on_textinput(self,window,text):
        # reset status_bar
        self.app.status_bar.draw()
        if self.insert:
            self.append_text_at_cursor(text)
        elif text==':':
            self.append_text_at_cursor(text)
            self.insert=True


    # get modifiers from list
    # returns an alphabetically ordered array of characters
    # 'a' is alt
    # 'c' is ctrl
    # 'm' is meta
    # 's' is shift
    # ignore all others
    def process_modifiers(self,modifiers):
        out=[]
        for mod in modifiers:
            if mod=="alt":
                out.append('a')
            elif mod=="ctrl":
                out.append('c')
            elif mod=="meta":
                out.append('m')
            elif mod=="shift":
                out.append('s')
        out.sort()
        return out
                


    # append to text at position of cursor
    def append_text_at_cursor(self,text):
        if self.cursor==len(self.raw_text):
            self.raw_text+=text
        else:
            self.raw_text=self.raw_text[:self.cursor]+text+self.raw_text[self.cursor:]
        self.cursor+=len(text)
        self.draw()

    # delete before cursor
    def backspace(self):
        # do not delete leading ':'
        if self.cursor==1:
            return
        if self.cursor==len(self.raw_text):
            self.raw_text=self.raw_text[:self.cursor-1]
        else:
            self.raw_text=self.raw_text[:self.cursor-1]+self.raw_text[self.cursor:]
        self.cursor-=1
        self.draw()
    # delete after cursor
    def delete_forward(self):
        if self.cursor==len(self.raw_text):
            return
        else:
            self.raw_text=self.raw_text[:self.cursor]+self.raw_text[self.cursor+1:]
        self.draw()
    # delete until end of line(self):
    def delete_all_forward(self):
        if self.cursor==len(self.raw_text):
            return
        else:
            self.raw_text=self.raw_text[:self.cursor]
        self.draw()
        

    # set text in prompt
    def set_text(self,text):
        self.raw_text=text
        self.cursor=len(text)
        self.draw()


    # move cursor n steps to right (left if negative)
    def move_cursor_relative(self,n):
        if n==0 or (n>0 and self.cursor==len(self.raw_text)) or (n<0 and self.cursor==0):
            return
        self.cursor=max(1,min(len(self.raw_text),self.cursor+n))
        self.draw()

    # move cursor to absolute position
    def move_cursor(self,n):
        self.cursor=max(1,min(len(self.raw_text),n))
        self.draw()


    # parse text as argv
    def parse_argv(self):
        # init
        self.argv=[""]

        # return position of cursor
        cursor=(0,0)

        # whether inside quotes
        single_quoted=False
        double_quoted=False
        # whether after '\'
        backslashed=False

        # start after ':'
        # proceed one character at a time
        for i in range(1,len(self.raw_text)):
            char=self.raw_text[i]

            # split argument
            if single_quoted==False and double_quoted==False and backslashed==False and char==' ':
                # new argv
                self.argv.append("")
            
            # quotes or '\'
            elif double_quoted==False and backslashed==False and char=='\'':
                single_quoted=not single_quoted
            elif single_quoted==False and backslashed==False and char=='"':
                double_quoted=not double_quoted
            elif single_quoted==False and backslashed==False and char=='\\':
                backslashed=True

            # write character
            else:
                self.argv[len(self.argv)-1]+=char
                # reset backslash
                backslashed=False

            # record position of cursor
            if self.cursor==i+1:
                cursor=(len(self.argv)-1,len(self.argv[len(self.argv)-1]))

        
        return cursor


    # tab completion
    def tab_complete(self):
        # parse argv
        cursor=self.parse_argv()

        # write and edit commands
        if self.argv[0]=="w" or self.argv[0]=="e":
            # check that cursor is in first argument
            if cursor[0]==1:
                # complete filesystem path
                self.append_text_at_cursor(self.complete_path(self.argv[cursor[0]],cursor[1]))

    # complete filesystem path
    def complete_path(self,base,end):
        paths=glob.glob(glob.escape(base[:end])+"*")
        print(glob.escape(base[:end])+"*", paths)
        if len(paths)==0:
            return ""
        elif len(paths)==1:
            # append '/' to directories
            if os.path.isdir(paths[0]):
                return paths[0][end:]+"/"
            else:
                return paths[0][end:]
        else:
            # display in status bar
            self.app.status_bar.message=""
            for path in paths:
                name=os.path.basename(path)
                # add quotes if needed
                if " " in name:
                    name="\""+name+"\""
                self.app.status_bar.message+=name+" "
            self.app.status_bar.draw()
            return os.path.commonprefix(paths)[end:]


    # run command
    def run_command(self):
        # parse command line
        self.parse_argv()

        # commands that cannot be compounded
        if self.argv[0]=="set":
            self.run_set(self.argv)
            return

        # single letter commands (which can be combined)
        # write
        if self.argv[0]=="w" or self.argv[0]=="w!" or self.argv[0]=="wq":
            self.run_write(self.argv)
        # edit file
        if self.argv[0]=="e":
            self.run_edit(self.argv)
        # quit
        if self.argv[0]=="q" or self.argv=="wq":
            self.app.stop()

    # set properties of particles
    def run_set(self,argv):
        if len(argv)<3:
            self.message="error: 'set' command was run with too few arguments -- usage: 'set <property> <value>'"
            return

        if argv[1]=="color":
            self.run_set_color(argv)
            return
        else:
            self.message="error: unrecognized command '"+argv[1]+"'"
            return
        
    def run_set_color(self,argv):
        if argv[2]=="blue":
            self.app.painter.set_color((0,0,1))
        elif argv[2]=="green":
            self.app.painter.set_color((0,1,0))
        elif argv[2]=="red":
            self.app.painter.set_color((1,0,0))
        elif argv[2]=="cyan":
            self.app.painter.set_color((0,1,1))
        elif argv[2]=="magenta":
            self.app.painter.set_color((1,0,1))
        elif argv[2]=="yellow":
            self.app.painter.set_color((1,1,0))
        elif argv[2]=="white":
            self.app.painter.set_color((1,1,1))
        elif argv[2]=="black":
            self.app.painter.set_color((0,0,0))
        elif argv[2]=="gray":
            self.app.painter.set_color((0.5,0.5,0.5))
        else:
            color_str=argv[2].split(",")
            # error if improperly formatted
            if len(color_str)!=3:
                self.message="error: unrecognized color specification '"+argv[2]+"'; supported format is 'r,g,b' or one of red|green|blue|cyan|magenta|yellow|white|black|gray"
                return
            try:
                color=(float(color_str[0]),float(color_str[1]),float(color_str[2]))
            except:
                self.message="error: unrecognized color specification '"+argv[2]+"'; supported format is 'r,g,b' or one of red|green|blue|cyan|magenta|yellow|white|black|gray"
                return
            self.app.painter.set_color(color)


    # write to file
    def run_write(self,argv):
        if len(argv)>2:
            self.message="error: could not write to file: too many arguments -- usage: ':w [path to file]'"
            return
        elif len(argv)==1:
            if self.app.openfile!="":
                if self.app.readonly:
                    self.message="error: open file is readonly"
                    return
                self.app.painter.write(self.app.openfile)
                return
            else:
                self.message="error: no file is open for editing, specify a path"
                return

        (ret,self.message)=filecheck.check_write(argv[1],argv[0]=="w!")
        # add comment if no overwrite
        if ret==-2:
            self.message+=" (use ':w!' to overwrite)"
        if ret<0:
            return

        self.app.openfile=argv[1]
        self.app.readonly=False
        self.app.painter.write(argv[1])
        # update status bar
        self.app.status_bar.draw()

    # edit file
    def run_edit(self,argv):
        if len(argv)>2:
            self.message="error: could not open file: too many arguments -- usage: ':e <path to file>'"
            return
        elif len(argv)==1:
            self.message="error: could not open file: no argument found -- usage: ':e <path to file>'"
            return

        # check that the file can be edited
        (ret,self.message)=filecheck.check_edit(argv[1])
        # error
        if ret<0:
            return

        if os.path.isfile(argv[1]):
            # read the file
            self.app.painter.read(argv[1])
            # set readonly mode
            self.app.readonly=not os.access(argv[1],os.W_OK)
        else:
            # new file, reset painter
            self.app.painter.reset()
            self.app.readonly=False

        # select openfile in app
        self.app.openfile=argv[1]
        # update status bar
        self.app.status_bar.draw()