fpdb/pyfpdb/OSXTables.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""XWindows specific methods for TableWindows Class.
"""
#    Copyright 2008 - 2011, Ray E. Barker

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########################################################################

import L10n
_ = L10n.get_translation()

#    Standard Library modules
import re
import os

#    pyGTK modules
import gtk

#    Other Library modules
from Quartz.CoreGraphics import *

#    FPDB modules
from TableWindow import Table_Window

class Table(Table_Window):

    def find_table_parameters(self):

#    This is called by __init__(). Find the poker table window of interest,
#    given the self.search_string. Then populate self.number, self.title, 
#    self.window, and self.parent (if required).

        self.number = None
        WinList = CGWindowListCreate(0,0)
        WinListDict = CGWindowListCreateDescriptionFromArray(WinList)

        for d in WinListDict:
            if re.search(self.search_string, d.get(kCGWindowName, ""), re.I):
                title = d[kCGWindowName]
                if self.check_bad_words(title): continue
                self.number = int(d[kCGWindowNumber])
                self.title = title
                return self.title
        if self.number is None:
            return None
  
    def get_geometry(self):

        WinList = CGWindowListCreate(0,0)
        WinListDict = CGWindowListCreateDescriptionFromArray(WinList)

        for d in WinListDict:
            if d[kCGWindowNumber] == self.number:
                return {'x'      : int(d[kCGWindowBounds]['X']),
                        'y'      : int(d[kCGWindowBounds]['Y']),
                        'width'  : int(d[kCGWindowBounds]['Width']),
                        'height' : int(d[kCGWindowBounds]['Height'])
                       }
        return None

    def get_window_title(self):
        WinList = CGWindowListCreate(0,0)
        WinListDict = CGWindowListCreateDescriptionFromArray(WinList)

        for d in WinListDict:
            if d[kCGWindowNumber] == self.number:
                return d[kCGWindowName]
        return None

    def topify(self, window):
#    The idea here is to call set_transient_for on the HUD window, with the table window
#    as the argument. This should keep the HUD window on top of the table window, as if 
#    the hud window was a dialog belonging to the table.

#    This is the gdkhandle for the HUD window
        gdkwindow = gtk.gdk.window_foreign_new(window.window.xid)
        gdkwindow.set_transient_for(window.window)