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"""

Jython Console with Code Completion

This uses the basic Jython Interactive Interpreter.

The UI uses code from Carlos Quiroz's 'Jython Interpreter for JEdit' http://www.jedit.org

"""

from javax.swing import JFrame, JScrollPane, JWindow, JTextPane, Action, KeyStroke, WindowConstants

from javax.swing.text import JTextComponent, TextAction, SimpleAttributeSet, StyleConstants

from java.awt import Color, Font, FontMetrics, Point

from java.awt.event import  InputEvent, KeyEvent, WindowAdapter

import jintrospect

from popup import Popup

from tip import Tip

from history import History

import sys

import traceback

from code import InteractiveInterpreter

#from org.python.util import InteractiveConsole

InteractiveConsole=sys.gvSIG.classForName("org.python.util.InteractiveConsole")

__author__ = "Don Coleman <dcoleman@chariotsolutions.com>"

__cvsid__ = "$Id: console.py 5910 2006-06-20 10:03:31Z jmvivo $"

def debug(name, value=None):

    if value == None:

        print >> sys.stderr, name

    else:

        print >> sys.stderr, "%s = %s" % (name, value)

class Console:

    PROMPT = sys.ps1

    PROCESS = sys.ps2

    BANNER = ["Jython Completion Shell", InteractiveConsole.getDefaultBanner()]

    def __init__(self, frame):

        self.frame = frame # TODO do I need a reference to frame after the constructor?

        self.history = History(self)

        self.bs = 0 # what is this?

        # command buffer

        self.buffer = []

        self.locals = {"gvSIG":sys.gvSIG}

        self.interp = Interpreter(self, self.locals)

        sys.stdout = StdOutRedirector(self)

        # create a textpane

        self.output = JTextPane(keyTyped = self.keyTyped, keyPressed = self.keyPressed)

        # TODO rename output to textpane

        # CTRL UP AND DOWN don't work

        keyBindings = [

            (KeyEvent.VK_ENTER, 0, "jython.enter", self.enter),

            (KeyEvent.VK_DELETE, 0, "jython.delete", self.delete),

            (KeyEvent.VK_HOME, 0, "jython.home", self.home),

            (KeyEvent.VK_UP, 0, "jython.up", self.history.historyUp),

            (KeyEvent.VK_DOWN, 0, "jython.down", self.history.historyDown),

            (KeyEvent.VK_PERIOD, 0, "jython.showPopup", self.showPopup),

            (KeyEvent.VK_ESCAPE, 0, "jython.hide", self.hide),

            ('(', 0, "jython.showTip", self.showTip),

            (')', 0, "jython.hideTip", self.hideTip),

            #(KeyEvent.VK_UP, InputEvent.CTRL_MASK, DefaultEditorKit.upAction, self.output.keymap.getAction(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_UP, 0))),

            #(KeyEvent.VK_DOWN, InputEvent.CTRL_MASK, DefaultEditorKit.downAction, self.output.keymap.getAction(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(KeyEvent.VK_DOWN, 0)))

            ]

        # TODO rename newmap to keymap

        newmap = JTextComponent.addKeymap("jython", self.output.keymap)

        for (key, modifier, name, function) in keyBindings:

            newmap.addActionForKeyStroke(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(key, modifier), ActionDelegator(name, function))

        self.output.keymap = newmap

        self.doc = self.output.document

        #self.panel.add(BorderLayout.CENTER, JScrollPane(self.output))

        self.__propertiesChanged()

        self.__inittext()

        self.initialLocation = self.doc.createPosition(self.doc.length-1)

        # Don't pass frame to popups. JWindows with null owners are not focusable

        # this fixes the focus problem on Win32, but make the mouse problem worse

        self.popup = Popup(None, self.output)

        self.tip = Tip(None)

        # get fontmetrics info so we can position the popup

        metrics = self.output.getFontMetrics(self.output.getFont())

        self.dotWidth = metrics.charWidth('.')

        self.textHeight = metrics.getHeight()

        # add some handles to our objects

        self.locals['console'] = self

        self.caret = self.output.getCaret()

    # TODO refactor me

    def getinput(self):

        offsets = self.__lastLine()

        text = self.doc.getText(offsets[0], offsets[1]-offsets[0])

        return text

    def getDisplayPoint(self):

        """Get the point where the popup window should be displayed"""

        screenPoint = self.output.getLocationOnScreen()

        caretPoint = self.output.caret.getMagicCaretPosition()

        # TODO use SwingUtils to do this translation

        x = screenPoint.getX() + caretPoint.getX() + self.dotWidth 

        y = screenPoint.getY() + caretPoint.getY() + self.textHeight

        return Point(int(x),int(y))

    def hide(self, event=None):

        """Hide the popup or tip window if visible"""

        if self.popup.visible:

            self.popup.hide()

        if self.tip.visible:

            self.tip.hide()

    def hideTip(self, event=None):

        self.tip.hide()

        # TODO this needs to insert ')' at caret!

        self.write(')')

    def showTip(self, event=None):

        # get the display point before writing text

        # otherwise magicCaretPosition is None

        displayPoint = self.getDisplayPoint()

        if self.popup.visible:

            self.popup.hide()

        line = self.getinput()

        #debug("line", line)

        # Hack 'o rama

        line = line[:-1] # remove \n

        line += '('

        #debug("line", line)

        # TODO this needs to insert '(' at caret!

        self.write('(')

        (name, argspec, tip) = jintrospect.getCallTipJava(line, self.locals)

        #debug("name", name)

        #debug("argspec", argspec)

        #debug("tip", tip)

        if tip:

            self.tip.setLocation(displayPoint)

            self.tip.setText(tip)

            self.tip.show()

    def showPopup(self, event=None):

        line = self.getinput()

        # this is silly, I have to add the '.' and the other code removes it.

        line = line[:-1] # remove \n

        line = line + '.'

        #print >> sys.stderr, "line:",line

        # TODO get this code into Popup

        # TODO handle errors gracefully

        try:

            list = jintrospect.getAutoCompleteList(line, self.locals)

        except Exception, e:

            # TODO handle this gracefully

            print >> sys.stderr, e

            return

        if len(list) == 0:

            #print >> sys.stderr, "list was empty"

            return

        self.popup.setLocation(self.getDisplayPoint())

        self.popup.setMethods(list)

        self.popup.show()

        self.popup.list.setSelectedIndex(0)

    def inLastLine(self, include = 1):

        """ Determines whether the cursor is in the last line """

        limits = self.__lastLine()

        caret = self.output.caretPosition

        if self.output.selectedText:

            caret = self.output.selectionStart

        if include:

            return (caret >= limits[0] and caret <= limits[1])

        else:

            return (caret > limits[0] and caret <= limits[1])

    def enter(self, event):

        """ Triggered when enter is pressed """

        offsets = self.__lastLine()

        text = self.doc.getText(offsets[0], offsets[1]-offsets[0])

        text = text[:-1] # chomp \n

        self.buffer.append(text)

        source = "\n".join(self.buffer)

        more = self.interp.runsource(source)

        if more:

            self.printOnProcess()

        else:

            self.resetbuffer()

            self.printPrompt()

        self.history.append(text)

        self.hide()

    def resetbuffer(self):

        self.buffer = []

    # home key stops after prompt

    def home(self, event):

                """ Triggered when HOME is pressed """

                if self.inLastLine():

                        self.output.caretPosition = self.__lastLine()[0]

                else:

                        lines = self.doc.rootElements[0].elementCount

                        for i in xrange(0,lines-1):

                                offsets = (self.doc.rootElements[0].getElement(i).startOffset, \

                                        self.doc.rootElements[0].getElement(i).endOffset)

                                line = self.doc.getText(offsets[0], offsets[1]-offsets[0])

                                if self.output.caretPosition >= offsets[0] and \

                                        self.output.caretPosition <= offsets[1]:

                                        if line.startswith(Console.PROMPT) or line.startswith(Console.PROCESS):

                                                self.output.caretPosition = offsets[0] + len(Console.PROMPT)

                                        else:

                                                self.output.caretPosition = offsets[0]

    def replaceRow(self, text):

        """ Replaces the last line of the textarea with text """

        offset = self.__lastLine()

        last = self.doc.getText(offset[0], offset[1]-offset[0])

        if last != "\n":

            self.doc.remove(offset[0], offset[1]-offset[0]-1)

        self.__addOutput(self.infoColor, text)

    # don't allow prompt to be deleted

    # this will cause problems when history can contain multiple lines

    def delete(self, event):

        """ Intercepts delete events only allowing it to work in the last line """

        if self.inLastLine():

            if self.output.selectedText:

                self.doc.remove(self.output.selectionStart, self.output.selectionEnd - self.output.selectionStart)

            elif self.output.caretPosition < self.doc.length:

                self.doc.remove(self.output.caretPosition, 1)

    # why is there a keyTyped and a keyPressed?

    def keyTyped(self, event):

        #print >> sys.stderr, "keyTyped", event.getKeyCode()

        if not self.inLastLine():

            event.consume()

        if self.bs:

            event.consume()

        self.bs=0

    def keyPressed(self, event):

        if self.popup.visible:

            self.popup.key(event)

        #print >> sys.stderr, "keyPressed", event.getKeyCode()

        if event.keyCode == KeyEvent.VK_BACK_SPACE:

            offsets = self.__lastLine()

            if not self.inLastLine(include=0):

                self.bs = 1

            else:

                self.bs = 0

    # TODO refactor me

    def write(self, text):

        self.__addOutput(self.infoColor, text)

    def printResult(self, msg):

        """ Prints the results of an operation """

        self.__addOutput(self.output.foreground, "\n" + str(msg))

    def printError(self, msg): 

        self.__addOutput(self.errorColor, "\n" + str(msg))

    def printOnProcess(self):

        """ Prints the process symbol """

        self.__addOutput(self.infoColor, "\n" + Console.PROCESS)

    def printPrompt(self):

        """ Prints the prompt """

        self.__addOutput(self.infoColor, "\n" + Console.PROMPT)

    def __addOutput(self, color, msg):

        """ Adds the output to the text area using a given color """

        from javax.swing.text import BadLocationException

        style = SimpleAttributeSet()

        if color:

            style.addAttribute(StyleConstants.Foreground, color)

        self.doc.insertString(self.doc.length, msg, style)

        self.output.caretPosition = self.doc.length

    def __propertiesChanged(self):

        """ Detects when the properties have changed """

        self.output.background = Color.white #jEdit.getColorProperty("jython.bgColor")

        self.output.foreground = Color.blue #jEdit.getColorProperty("jython.resultColor")

        self.infoColor = Color.black #jEdit.getColorProperty("jython.textColor")

        self.errorColor = Color.red # jEdit.getColorProperty("jython.errorColor")

        family = "Monospaced" # jEdit.getProperty("jython.font", "Monospaced")

        size = 14 #jEdit.getIntegerProperty("jython.fontsize", 14)

        style = Font.PLAIN #jEdit.getIntegerProperty("jython.fontstyle", Font.PLAIN)

        self.output.setFont(Font(family,style,size))

    def __inittext(self):

        """ Inserts the initial text with the jython banner """

        self.doc.remove(0, self.doc.length)

        for line in "\n".join(Console.BANNER):

            self.__addOutput(self.infoColor, line)

        self.printPrompt()

        self.output.requestFocus()

    def __lastLine(self):

        """ Returns the char offests of the last line """

        lines = self.doc.rootElements[0].elementCount

        offsets = (self.doc.rootElements[0].getElement(lines-1).startOffset, \

                   self.doc.rootElements[0].getElement(lines-1).endOffset)

        line = self.doc.getText(offsets[0], offsets[1]-offsets[0])

        if len(line) >= 4 and (line[0:4]==Console.PROMPT or line[0:4]==Console.PROCESS):

            return (offsets[0] + len(Console.PROMPT), offsets[1])

        return offsets

class ActionDelegator(TextAction):

        """

                Class action delegator encapsulates a TextAction delegating the action

                event to a simple function

        """

        def __init__(self, name, delegate):

                TextAction.__init__(self, name)

                self.delegate = delegate

        def actionPerformed(self, event):

                if isinstance(self.delegate, Action):

                        self.delegate.actionPerformed(event)

                else:

                        self.delegate(event)

class Interpreter(InteractiveInterpreter):

    def __init__(self, console, locals):

        InteractiveInterpreter.__init__(self, locals)

        self.console = console

    def write(self, data):

        # send all output to the textpane

        # KLUDGE remove trailing linefeed

        self.console.printError(data[:-1])

# redirect stdout to the textpane

class StdOutRedirector:

    def __init__(self, console):

        self.console = console

    def write(self, data):

        #print >> sys.stderr, ">>%s<<" % data

        if data != '\n':

            # This is a sucky hack.  Fix printResult

            self.console.printResult(data)

class JythonFrame(JFrame):

    def __init__(self):

        self.title = "Jython"

        self.size = (600, 400)

        try:

            #No queremos que se salga cuando cerremos la ventana

            ##self.setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstants.EXIT_ON_CLOSE)            

            self.setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstants.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE)

        except:

            # assume jdk < 1.4

            self.addWindowListener(KillListener())

            self.setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstants.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE)

class KillListener(WindowAdapter):

    """

    Handle EXIT_ON_CLOSE for jdk < 1.4

    Thanks to James Richards for this method

    """

    def windowClosed(self, evt):

        import java.lang.System as System

        System.exit(0)

def main():

    frame = JythonFrame()

    console = Console(frame)

    frame.getContentPane().add(JScrollPane(console.output))

    frame.show()

if __name__ == "__main__":

    main()