openlp/openlp/core/display/screens.py

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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"""
The :mod:`screen` module provides management functionality for a machines'
displays.
"""
import logging
from functools import cmp_to_key
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtWidgets
from openlp.core.common.i18n import translate
from openlp.core.common.registry import Registry
from openlp.core.common.settings import Settings
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
class Screen(object):
"""
A Python representation of a screen
"""
def __init__(self, number=None, geometry=None, is_primary=False, is_display=False):
"""
Set up the screen object
:param int number: The Qt number of this screen
:param QRect geometry: The geometry of this screen as a QRect object
:param bool is_primary: Whether or not this screen is the primary screen
:param bool is_display: Whether or not this screen should be used to display lyrics
"""
self.number = int(number)
self.geometry = geometry
self.custom_geometry = None
self.is_primary = is_primary
self.is_display = is_display
def __str__(self):
"""
Return a string for displaying this screen
:return str: A nicely formatted string
"""
name = '{screen} {number:d}'.format(screen=translate('OpenLP.ScreenList', 'Screen'), number=self.number + 1)
if self.is_primary:
name = '{name} ({primary})'.format(name=name, primary=translate('OpenLP.ScreenList', 'primary'))
return name
def __repr__(self):
"""
Return a string representation of the object
"""
return '<{screen}>'.format(screen=self)
@property
def display_geometry(self):
"""
Returns the geometry to use when displaying. This property decides between the native and custom geometries
"""
return self.custom_geometry or self.geometry
@classmethod
def from_dict(cls, screen_dict):
"""
Create a screen object from a dictionary
:param dict screen_dict: The dictionary from which to make the Screen object
:return: A Screen object with the values from screen_dict
:rtype: openlp.core.display.screens.Screen
"""
screen_dict['geometry'] = QtCore.QRect(screen_dict['geometry']['x'], screen_dict['geometry']['y'],
screen_dict['geometry']['width'], screen_dict['geometry']['height'])
if 'custom_geometry' in screen_dict:
screen_dict['custom_geometry'] = QtCore.QRect(screen_dict['custom_geometry']['x'],
screen_dict['custom_geometry']['y'],
screen_dict['custom_geometry']['width'],
screen_dict['custom_geometry']['height'])
return cls(**screen_dict)
def to_dict(self):
"""
Convert a screen object to a dictionary
:return: A dictionary of this screen
:rtype: dict
"""
screen_dict = {
'number': self.number,
'geometry': {
'x': self.geometry.x(),
'y': self.geometry.y(),
'width': self.geometry.width(),
'height': self.geometry.height()
},
'is_primary': self.is_primary,
'is_display': self.is_display
}
if self.custom_geometry is not None:
screen_dict['custom_geometry'] = {
'x': self.custom_geometry.x(),
'y': self.custom_geometry.y(),
'width': self.custom_geometry.width(),
'height': self.custom_geometry.height()
}
return screen_dict
def update(self, screen_dict):
"""
Update this instance from a dictionary
:param dict screen_dict: The dictionary which we want to apply to the screen
"""
self.number = int(screen_dict['number'])
self.is_display = screen_dict['is_display']
self.is_primary = screen_dict['is_primary']
self.geometry = QtCore.QRect(screen_dict['geometry']['x'], screen_dict['geometry']['y'],
screen_dict['geometry']['width'], screen_dict['geometry']['height'])
if 'custom_geometry' in screen_dict:
self.custom_geometry = QtCore.QRect(screen_dict['custom_geometry']['x'],
screen_dict['custom_geometry']['y'],
screen_dict['custom_geometry']['width'],
screen_dict['custom_geometry']['height'])
class ScreenList(object):
"""
Wrapper to handle the parameters of the display screen.
To get access to the screen list call ``ScreenList()``.
"""
log.info('Screen loaded')
__instance__ = None
screens = []
def __new__(cls):
"""
Re-implement __new__ to create a true singleton.
"""
if not cls.__instance__:
cls.__instance__ = object.__new__(cls)
return cls.__instance__
def __iter__(self):
"""
Convert this object into an iterable, so that we can iterate over it instead of the inner list
"""
for screen in self.screens:
yield screen
def __getitem__(self, key):
"""
Make sure this object is indexable, e.g. screen_list[1] => Screen(number=1)
"""
for screen in self:
if screen.number == key:
return screen
else:
raise IndexError('No screen with number {number} in list'.format(number=key))
def __len__(self):
"""
Make sure we can call "len" on this object
"""
return len(self.screens)
@property
def current(self):
"""
Return the first "current" desktop
NOTE: This is a HACK to ease the upgrade process
"""
# Get the first display screen
for screen in self.screens:
if screen.is_display:
return screen
# If there's no display screen, get the first primary screen
for screen in self.screens:
if screen.is_primary:
return screen
# Otherwise just return the first screen
if len(self.screens) > 0:
return self.screens[0]
else:
return None
@classmethod
def create(cls, desktop):
"""
Initialise the screen list.
:param desktop: A QDesktopWidget object.
"""
screen_list = cls()
screen_list.desktop = desktop
screen_list.desktop.resized.connect(screen_list.on_screen_resolution_changed)
screen_list.desktop.screenCountChanged.connect(screen_list.on_screen_count_changed)
screen_list.desktop.primaryScreenChanged.connect(screen_list.on_primary_screen_changed)
screen_list.update_screens()
screen_list.load_screen_settings()
return screen_list
def load_screen_settings(self):
"""
Loads the screen size and the screen number from the settings.
"""
# Add the screen settings to the settings dict. This has to be done here due to cyclic dependency.
# Do not do this anywhere else.
screen_settings = {
'core/screens': '{}'
}
Settings.extend_default_settings(screen_settings)
screen_settings = Settings().value('core/screens')
for number, screen_dict in screen_settings.items():
# Sometimes this loads as a string instead of an int
number = int(number)
if self.has_screen(number):
self[number].update(screen_dict)
else:
self.screens.append(Screen.from_dict(screen_dict))
def save_screen_settings(self):
"""
Saves the screen size and screen settings
"""
Settings().setValue('core/screens', {screen.number: screen.to_dict() for screen in self.screens})
def get_display_screen_list(self):
"""
Returns a list with the screens. This should only be used to display available screens to the user::
['Screen 1 (primary)', 'Screen 2']
"""
screen_list = []
for screen in self.screens:
screen_name = '{name} {number:d}'.format(name=translate('OpenLP.ScreenList', 'Screen'),
number=screen.number + 1)
if screen.is_primary:
screen_name = '{name} ({primary})'.format(name=screen_name,
primary=translate('OpenLP.ScreenList', 'primary'))
screen_list.append(screen_name)
return screen_list
def get_number_for_window(self, window):
"""
Return the screen number that the centre of the passed window is in.
:param window: A QWidget we are finding the location of.
"""
for screen in self.screens:
if screen.geometry == window.geometry() or screen.display_geometry == window.geometry():
return screen
return None
def set_display_screen(self, number, can_save=False):
"""
Set screen number ``number`` to be the display screen.
At the moment, this is forced to be only a single screen, but later when we support multiple monitors it
will need to be updated.
:param int number: The number of the screen
:param bool can_save: If the screen settings should be saved, defaults to False.
"""
for screen in self.screens:
if screen.number == number:
screen.is_display = True
else:
screen.is_display = False
if can_save:
self.save_screen_settings()
def has_screen(self, number):
"""
Confirms a screen is known.
:param number: The screen number (int).
"""
for screen in self.screens:
if screen.number == number:
return True
return False
def update_screens(self):
"""
Update the list of screens
"""
def _screen_compare(this, other):
"""
Compare screens. Can't use a key here because of the nested property and method to be called
"""
if this.geometry().x() < other.geometry().x():
return -1
elif this.geometry().x() > other.geometry().x():
return 1
else:
if this.geometry().y() < other.geometry().y():
return -1
elif this.geometry().y() > other.geometry().y():
return 1
else:
return 0
self.screens = []
os_screens = QtWidgets.QApplication.screens()
os_screens.sort(key=cmp_to_key(_screen_compare))
for number, screen in enumerate(os_screens):
self.screens.append(
Screen(number, screen.geometry(), self.desktop.primaryScreen() == number))
def on_screen_resolution_changed(self, number):
"""
Called when the resolution of a screen has changed.
``number``
The number of the screen, which size has changed.
"""
log.info('screen_resolution_changed {number:d}'.format(number=number))
for screen in self.screens:
if number == screen.number:
screen.geometry = self.desktop.screenGeometry(number)
screen.is_primary = self.desktop.primaryScreen() == number
Registry().execute('config_screen_changed')
break
def on_screen_count_changed(self, changed_screen=None):
"""
Called when a screen has been added or removed.
``changed_screen``
The screen's number which has been (un)plugged.
"""
screen_count = self.desktop.screenCount()
log.info('screen_count_changed {count:d}'.format(count=screen_count))
# Update the list of screens
self.update_screens()
# Reload setting tabs to apply possible changes.
Registry().execute('config_screen_changed')
def on_primary_screen_changed(self):
"""
The primary screen has changed, let's sort it out and then notify everyone
"""
for screen in self.screens:
screen.is_primary = self.desktop.primaryScreen() == screen.number
Registry().execute('config_screen_changed')