Python QwtPlot.setAutoDelete方法代码示例

# 需要导入模块: from PyQt4.Qwt5 import QwtPlot [as 别名]
# 或者: from PyQt4.Qwt5.QwtPlot import setAutoDelete [as 别名]
class ImageControlDialog(QDialog):
    def __init__(self, parent, rc, imgman):
        """An ImageControlDialog is initialized with a parent widget, a RenderControl object,
        and an ImageManager object"""
        QDialog.__init__(self, parent)
        image = rc.image
        self.setWindowTitle("%s: Colour Controls" % image.name)
        self.setWindowIcon(pixmaps.colours.icon())
        self.setModal(False)
        self.image = image
        self._rc = rc
        self._imgman = imgman
        self._currier = PersistentCurrier()

        # init internal state
        self._prev_range = self._display_range = None, None
        self._hist = None
        self._geometry = None

        # create layouts
        lo0 = QVBoxLayout(self)
        #    lo0.setContentsMargins(0,0,0,0)

        # histogram plot
        whide = self.makeButton("Hide", self.hide, width=128)
        whide.setShortcut(Qt.Key_F9)
        lo0.addWidget(Separator(self, "Histogram and ITF", extra_widgets=[whide]))
        lo1 = QHBoxLayout()
        lo1.setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0)
        self._histplot = QwtPlot(self)
        self._histplot.setAutoDelete(False)
        lo1.addWidget(self._histplot, 1)
        lo2 = QHBoxLayout()
        lo2.setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0)
        lo2.setSpacing(2)
        lo0.addLayout(lo2)
        lo0.addLayout(lo1)
        self._wautozoom = QCheckBox("autozoom", self)
        self._wautozoom.setChecked(True)
        self._wautozoom.setToolTip("""<P>If checked, then the histrogram plot will zoom in automatically when
      you narrow the current intensity range.</P>""")
        self._wlogy = QCheckBox("log Y", self)
        self._wlogy.setChecked(True)
        self._ylogscale = True
        self._wlogy.setToolTip(
            """<P>If checked, a log-scale Y axis is used for the histogram plot instead of a linear one.""")
        QObject.connect(self._wlogy, SIGNAL("toggled(bool)"), self._setHistLogScale)
        self._whistunzoom = self.makeButton("", self._unzoomHistogram, icon=pixmaps.full_range.icon())
        self._whistzoomout = self.makeButton("-", self._currier.curry(self._zoomHistogramByFactor, math.sqrt(.1)))
        self._whistzoomin = self.makeButton("+", self._currier.curry(self._zoomHistogramByFactor, math.sqrt(10)))
        self._whistzoomin.setToolTip("""<P>Click to zoom into the histogram plot by one step. This does not
      change the current intensity range.</P>""")
        self._whistzoomout.setToolTip("""<P>Click to zoom out of the histogram plot by one step. This does not
      change the current intensity range.</P>""")
        self._whistunzoom.setToolTip("""<P>Click to reset the histogram plot back to its full extent.
      This does not change the current intensity range.</P>""")
        self._whistzoom = QwtWheel(self)
        self._whistzoom.setOrientation(Qt.Horizontal)
        self._whistzoom.setMaximumWidth(80)
        self._whistzoom.setRange(10, 0)
        self._whistzoom.setStep(0.1)
        self._whistzoom.setTickCnt(30)
        self._whistzoom.setTracking(False)
        QObject.connect(self._whistzoom, SIGNAL("valueChanged(double)"), self._zoomHistogramFinalize)
        QObject.connect(self._whistzoom, SIGNAL("sliderMoved(double)"), self._zoomHistogramPreview)
        self._whistzoom.setToolTip("""<P>Use this wheel control to zoom in/out of the histogram plot.
      This does not change the current intensity range.
      Note that the zoom wheel should also respond to your mouse wheel, if you have one.</P>""")
        # This works around a stupid bug in QwtSliders -- when using the mousewheel, only sliderMoved() signals are emitted,
        # with no final  valueChanged(). If we want to do a fast preview of something on sliderMoved(), and a "slow" final
        # step on valueChanged(), we're in trouble. So we start a timer on sliderMoved(), and if the timer expires without
        # anything else happening, do a valueChanged().
        # Here we use a timer to call zoomHistogramFinalize() w/o an argument.
        self._whistzoom_timer = QTimer(self)
        self._whistzoom_timer.setSingleShot(True)
        self._whistzoom_timer.setInterval(500)
        QObject.connect(self._whistzoom_timer, SIGNAL("timeout()"), self._zoomHistogramFinalize)
        # set same size for all buttons and controls
        width = 24
        for w in self._whistunzoom, self._whistzoomin, self._whistzoomout:
            w.setMinimumSize(width, width)
            w.setMaximumSize(width, width)
        self._whistzoom.setMinimumSize(80, width)
        self._wlab_histpos_text = "(hover here for help)"
        self._wlab_histpos = QLabel(self._wlab_histpos_text, self)
        self._wlab_histpos.setToolTip("""
      <P>The plot shows a histogram of either the full image or its selected subset
      (as per the "Data subset" section below).</P>
      <P>The current intensity range is indicated by the grey box
      in the plot.</P>
      <P>Use the left mouse button to change the low intensity limit, and the right
      button (on Macs, use Ctrl-click) to change the high limit.</P>
      <P>Use Shift with the left mouse button to zoom into an area of the histogram,
      or else use the "zoom wheel" control or the plus/minus toolbuttons above the histogram to zoom in or out.
      To zoom back out to the full extent of the histogram, click on the rightmost button above the histogram.</P>
      """)
        lo2.addWidget(self._wlab_histpos, 1)
        lo2.addWidget(self._wautozoom)
        lo2.addWidget(self._wlogy, 0)
        lo2.addWidget(self._whistzoomin, 0)
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