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示例1: Display
# 需要导入模块: from widget import Widget [as 别名]
# 或者: from widget.Widget import quit_pygame [as 别名]
#.........这里部分代码省略.........
devices display in the right support. It also locates (or check if location has been
set by the user) the device on the screen.
"""
pygame_bool = False
def __init__(self, pygame = True, screen = [800, 600]):
"""
Constructor : Check if pygame is installed and if the user want to use pygame or not
@param pygame boolean to display information on pygame or on console
@param screen screen dimensions (set to [800, 600] by default)
"""
self.pygame_bool = pygame
self._init_display = True
self._screen = screen
#if (self.pygame_bool == True):
# try:
# import pygame
# except:
# self.pygame_bool = False
# raise IPCError, "You're trying to use Pygame but it is not installed. Select pygame = False in Display parameters or go to http://www.pygame.org/ to insall a Pygame version according to a Python version (http://www.python.org/)"
def device(self, device):
"""
Set variable to the right function to call to display device information : pygame or console (from device.__init__())
Locate "pygame" device if needed
@param device device to modify
"""
if (self.pygame_bool == False):
device._display = device.display_on_console
else:
device._display = device.display_on_pygame
""" Locate device on the screen
"""
# TODO : check if position != None that the position doesn't belong to another device ?
if (device._position == None):
if (device.pygamepointer[2] < device._height):
if ((device.pygamepointer[0] + device._width) < self._screen[0]):
device.pygamepointer[2] = device._height
if ((device.pygamepointer[0] + device._width) > self._screen[0]):
device.pygamepointer[1] += device.pygamepointer[2]
device.pygamepointer[0] = device._width
device.pygamepointer[2] = device._height
device._position = [0, device.pygamepointer[1]]
else:
device._position = [device.pygamepointer[0], device.pygamepointer[1]]
device.pygamepointer[0] = device.pygamepointer[0] + device._width
if ((device._position[1] + device._height) > self._screen[1]) or ((device._position[0] + device._width) > self._screen[0]) :
raise IPCError, "The screen dimensions are too small for the devices (or widgets). Change them in Display() parameters in config.py"
device._box = [device._width, device._height]
def ecu(self, ecu):
"""
Depending on pygame/console, display information to the user (from ecu.start())
@param ecu ecu to modify
"""
if (self.pygame_bool == True):
import pygame
for name, device in ecu._devices.iteritems():
device._font = pygame.font.Font(None, 20) #TODO : insert font in const.py
device.display_on_pygame_adding_widgets(self._widget_list)
def scheduler(self, sched):
"""
Set variable as right function to call to display from the device : pygame or console
@param sched sched to modify
"""
if (self.pygame_bool == False):
sched._pygameOrNotPygame = sched.withoutPygame
else:
sched._pygameOrNotPygame = sched.withPygame
def start(self, verbosemode):
"""
Initialize widget list and store it in scheduler
Display on the console the display mode used (to the user)
"""
if (self.pygame_bool == True):
try:
import pygame
except:
self.pygame_bool = False
raise IPCError, "You're trying to use Pygame but it is not installed. Select pygame = False in Display parameters or go to http://www.pygame.org/ to insall a Pygame version according to a Python version (http://www.python.org/)"
self._widget_list = Widget()
from config import scheduler
scheduler._widg = self._widget_list
print "Display mode : Pygame"
else:
if(verbosemode == True):
print "Display mode : Consol"
def end(self):
"""
Quit pygame
"""
if (self.pygame_bool == True):
self._widget_list.quit_pygame()