249 lines
9.1 KiB
Python
249 lines
9.1 KiB
Python
import wx
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import wx.lib.newevent
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from gui.attribute_gauge import AttributeGauge
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import eos
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import eos.db
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_ValueChanged, EVT_VALUE_CHANGED = wx.lib.newevent.NewEvent()
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class AttributeSliderChangeEvent:
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def __init__(self, obj, old_value, new_value, old_percentage, new_percentage):
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self.__obj = obj
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self.__old = old_value
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self.__new = new_value
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self.__old_percent = old_percentage
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self.__new_percent = new_percentage
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def GetObj(self):
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return self.__obj
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def GetOldValue(self):
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return self.__old
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def GetValue(self):
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return self.__new
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def GetOldPercentage(self):
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return self.__old_percent
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def GetPercentage(self):
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return self.__new_percent
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Object = property(GetObj)
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OldValue = property(GetOldValue)
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Value = property(GetValue)
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OldPercentage = property(GetOldPercentage)
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Percentage = property(GetPercentage)
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class ValueChanged(_ValueChanged, AttributeSliderChangeEvent):
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def __init__(self, obj, old_value, new_value, old_percentage, new_percentage):
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_ValueChanged.__init__(self)
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AttributeSliderChangeEvent.__init__(self, obj, old_value, new_value, old_percentage, new_percentage)
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class AttributeSlider(wx.Panel):
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# Slider which abstracts users values from internal values (because the built in slider does not deal with floats
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# and the like), based on http://wxpython-users.wxwidgets.narkive.com/ekgBzA7u/anyone-ever-thought-of-a-floating-point-slider
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def __init__(self, parent, baseValue, minMod, maxMod, inverse=False, id=-1):
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wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent, id=id)
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self.parent = parent
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self.inverse = inverse
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self.base_value = baseValue
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self.UserMinValue = minMod
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self.UserMaxValue = maxMod
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# The internal slider basically represents the percentage towards the end of the range. It has to be normalized
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# in this way, otherwise when we start off with a base, if the range is skewed to one side, the base value won't
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# be centered. We use a range of -100,100 so that we can depend on the SliderValue to contain the percentage
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# toward one end
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# Additionally, since we want the slider to be accurate to 3 decimal places, we need to blow out the two ends here
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# (if we have a slider that needs to land on 66.66% towards the right, it will actually be converted to 66%. Se we need it to support 6,666)
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self.SliderMinValue = -100
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self.SliderMaxValue = 100
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self.SliderValue = 0
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range = [(self.UserMinValue * self.base_value), (self.UserMaxValue * self.base_value)]
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self.ctrl = wx.SpinCtrlDouble(self, min=min(range), max=max(range))
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self.ctrl.SetDigits(3)
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self.ctrl.Bind(wx.EVT_SPINCTRLDOUBLE, self.UpdateValue)
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self.slider = AttributeGauge(self, size=(-1, 8))
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b = 4
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vsizer1 = wx.BoxSizer(wx.VERTICAL)
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vsizer1.Add(self.ctrl, 0, wx.LEFT | wx.RIGHT | wx.CENTER, b)
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vsizer1.Add(self.slider, 0, wx.EXPAND | wx.ALL , b)
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self.SetSizerAndFit(vsizer1)
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self.parent.SetClientSize((500, vsizer1.GetSize()[1]))
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def UpdateValue(self, evt):
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self.SetValue(self.ctrl.GetValue())
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evt.Skip()
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def SetValue(self, value, post_event=True):
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# todo: check this against values that might be 2.5x and whatnot
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mod = value / self.base_value
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self.ctrl.SetValue(value)
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slider_percentage = 0
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if mod < 1:
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modEnd = self.UserMinValue
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slider_percentage = (1-mod)/(1 - modEnd) * -100
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elif mod > 1:
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modEnd = self.UserMaxValue
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slider_percentage = ((mod-1)/(modEnd-1)) * 100
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print(slider_percentage)
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if self.inverse:
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slider_percentage *= -1
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self.slider.SetValue(slider_percentage)
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if post_event:
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wx.PostEvent(self, ValueChanged(self, None, value, None, slider_percentage))
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class TestAttributeSlider(wx.Frame):
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def __init__(self, parent, id):
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title = 'Slider...'
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pos = wx.DefaultPosition
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size = wx.DefaultSize
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sty = wx.DEFAULT_FRAME_STYLE
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wx.Frame.__init__(self, parent, id, title, pos, size, sty)
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self.panel = AttributeSlider(self, -50, 0.8, 1.5, False)
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self.panel.Bind(EVT_VALUE_CHANGED, self.thing)
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self.panel.SetValue(-55)
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self.Bind(wx.EVT_CLOSE, self.OnCloseWindow)
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def OnCloseWindow(self, event):
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self.Destroy()
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def thing(self, evt):
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print("thing")
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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app = wx.App()
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frame = TestAttributeSlider(None, wx.ID_ANY)
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frame.Show()
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app.MainLoop()
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# class AttributeSliderDEV(wx.Panel):
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# # Slider which abstracts users values from internal values (because the built in slider does not deal with floats
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# # and the like), based on http://wxpython-users.wxwidgets.narkive.com/ekgBzA7u/anyone-ever-thought-of-a-floating-point-slider
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#
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# def __init__(self, parent, baseValue, minMod, maxMod):
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# wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent)
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#
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# self.parent = parent
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#
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# self.base_value = baseValue
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#
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# self.UserMinValue = minMod
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# self.UserMaxValue = maxMod
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#
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# # The internal slider basically represents the percentage towards the end of the range. It has to be normalized
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# # in this way, otherwise when we start off with a base, if the range is skewed to one side, the base value won't
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# # be centered. We use a range of -100,100 so that we can depend on the SliderValue to contain the percentage
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# # toward one end
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#
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# # Additionally, since we want the slider to be accurate to 3 decimal places, we need to blow out the two ends here
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# # (if we have a slider that needs to land on 66.66% towards the right, it will actually be converted to 66%. Se we need it to support 6,666)
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#
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# self.SliderMinValue = -100_000
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# self.SliderMaxValue = 100_000
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# self.SliderValue = 0
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#
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# self.statxt1 = wx.StaticText(self, wx.ID_ANY, 'left',
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# style=wx.ST_NO_AUTORESIZE | wx.ALIGN_LEFT)
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# self.statxt2 = wx.StaticText(self, wx.ID_ANY, 'middle',
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# style=wx.ST_NO_AUTORESIZE | wx.ALIGN_CENTRE)
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# self.statxt3 = wx.StaticText(self, wx.ID_ANY, 'right',
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# style=wx.ST_NO_AUTORESIZE | wx.ALIGN_RIGHT)
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#
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# self.statxt1.SetLabel("{0:.3f}".format(self.UserMinValue * self.base_value))
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# self.statxt1.SetToolTip("{0:+f}%".format((1-self.UserMinValue)*-100))
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# self.statxt2.SetLabel("{0:.3f}".format(self.base_value))
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# self.statxt3.SetLabel("{0:.3f}".format(self.UserMaxValue * self.base_value))
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# self.statxt3.SetToolTip("{0:+f}%".format((1-self.UserMaxValue)*-100))
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#
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# self.slider = wx.Slider(
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# self, wx.ID_ANY,
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# self.SliderValue,
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# self.SliderMinValue,
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# self.SliderMaxValue,
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# style=wx.SL_HORIZONTAL)
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#
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# self.slider.SetTickFreq((self.SliderMaxValue - self.SliderMinValue) / 15)
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#
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# self.slider.Bind(wx.EVT_SCROLL, self.OnScroll)
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#
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# b = 20
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# hsizer1 = wx.BoxSizer(wx.HORIZONTAL)
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# hsizer1.Add(self.statxt1, 1, wx.RIGHT, b)
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# hsizer1.Add(self.statxt2, 1, wx.LEFT | wx.RIGHT, b)
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# hsizer1.Add(self.statxt3, 1, wx.LEFT, b)
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#
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# b = 4
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# vsizer1 = wx.BoxSizer(wx.VERTICAL)
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# vsizer1.Add(hsizer1, 0, wx.EXPAND | wx.ALL, b)
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# vsizer1.Add(self.slider, 0, wx.EXPAND | wx.LEFT | wx.TOP | wx.BOTTOM, b)
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#
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# self.SetSizerAndFit(vsizer1)
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# self.parent.SetClientSize((500, vsizer1.GetSize()[1]))
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#
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# def OnScroll(self, event):
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# self.CalculateUserValue()
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#
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# def SetValue(self, value):
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# # todo: check this against values that might be 2.5x and whatnot
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# mod = value / self.base_value
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# slider_percentage = 0
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# if mod < 1:
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# modEnd = -1 * self.UserMinValue
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# slider_percentage = (modEnd / mod) * 10_000
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# elif mod > 1:
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# modEnd = self.UserMaxValue
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# slider_percentage = ((mod-1)/(modEnd-1)) * 100_000
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#
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# self.slider.SetValue(slider_percentage)
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# self.CalculateUserValue()
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#
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# def CalculateUserValue(self):
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# self.SliderValue = self.slider.GetValue()
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#
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# mod = 1
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#
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# # The slider value tells us when mod we're going to use, depending on its sign
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# if self.SliderValue < 0:
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# mod = self.UserMinValue
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# elif self.SliderValue > 0:
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# mod = self.UserMaxValue
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#
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# # Get the slider value percentage as an absolute value
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# slider_mod = abs(self.SliderValue/1_000) / 100
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#
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# # Gets our new mod by use the slider's percentage to determine where in the spectrum it is
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# new_mod = mod + ((1 - mod) - ((1 - mod) * slider_mod))
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#
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# # Modifies our base value, to get out modified value
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# newValue = new_mod * self.base_value
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#
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# if mod == 1:
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# self.statxt2.SetLabel("{0:.3f}".format(newValue))
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# else:
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# self.statxt2.SetLabel("{0:.3f} ({1:+.3f})".format(newValue, newValue - self.base_value, ))
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# self.statxt2.SetToolTip("{0:+f}%".format(new_mod*100))
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