CreateDeviceType::CreateDeviceTypeWindow

CreateDeviceType::CreateDeviceTypeWindow Class Reference

Detailed Description

This dialog window and class lets the user create or modify a device type. It is set to be modal.

Definition at line 29 of file CreateDeviceType.py.


Public Member Functions
def	__init__
def	getColor
def	languageChange
def	SaveObject
def	OkButtonClicked
def	AddSubSystem
def	IsCreationMode
def	GetDeviceTypeObj
Public Attributes
	buttonOk
	buttonCancel
	description
	outputLabel
	addsybsystemLabel
	inputLabel
	descriptionLabel
	colorLabel
	renameobj
	devicetypeobj
Static Public Attributes
string	title = "Create A DeviceType"
	selectedsystem = selectedsystem
tuple	selectedsystem = self.devicetypeobj.GetSystem()
tuple	tmpsystems = self.main.GetCdb()
list	subsystems = []
tuple	selected = self.devicetypeobj.GetName()
tuple	selid = self.devicetypeobj.GetDeviceTypeID()
string	selected = ""
int	style = 0
int	val_in = 0
int	val_out = 0
tuple	val_in = int(devicetypeobj.GetPortsIn())
tuple	val_out = int(devicetypeobj.GetPortsOut())
tuple	tmpcolor = devicetypeobj.GetColour()
Private Attributes
	__nbrinputspinbutton
	__nbroutputspinbutton
	__systemnamecaption
	__devicetypetxtbox
	__systemnametxtbox
	__sysnamescmbbox
	__colorbutton
	__devicetypenameLabel
	__colorselected

Member Function Documentation

def CreateDeviceType::CreateDeviceTypeWindow::__init__	(	self,
		parent,
		name,
		selectedsystem,
		creationmode = `True`,
		devicetypeobj = `None`,
		devicetypes = `[]`
	)

The constructor.

Parameters: - parent window to this window (usually MainWindow) - id of this window, set by its parent - the subsystem to create this device type in; the user can also add others in the dialog - if True; a device type is being created if False; a device type is being modified (already created) - if we are modifying a device type (creationmode=False), then we have to send the device type object that we want to modify; to show the settings/attributes to the user so he/she can modify them - both when we are creating and modifying a device type we send a list of names of currently available devicetypes; so that we can check that the name we don't get any name conflicts when creating or renaming a device type

Definition at line 50 of file CreateDeviceType.py.

def CreateDeviceType::CreateDeviceTypeWindow::getColor ( self )

Definition at line 198 of file CreateDeviceType.py.

def CreateDeviceType::CreateDeviceTypeWindow::languageChange ( self )

Definition at line 204 of file CreateDeviceType.py.

def CreateDeviceType::CreateDeviceTypeWindow::SaveObject ( self )

If standard validation was successful, this method is called when the user clicks on the Ok button. Here we create the device type object (and a rename object if renamed), and do some more excessive validation on all values set for this object.

!return - False if unsuccessful, True if successful

Definition at line 227 of file CreateDeviceType.py.

def CreateDeviceType::CreateDeviceTypeWindow::OkButtonClicked ( self )

As a reaction to the event that the user pressed the Ok button. We only do some simple validation here; f. ex. that the required fields are set.

!return - False if unsuccessful (will not close the window)

Definition at line 293 of file CreateDeviceType.py.

def CreateDeviceType::CreateDeviceTypeWindow::AddSubSystem	(	self,
		item
	)

Add a subsystem to the systemname txtbox of subsystems that can be chosen that this device type should be added to.

Definition at line 309 of file CreateDeviceType.py.

def CreateDeviceType::CreateDeviceTypeWindow::IsCreationMode ( self )

Whether we are creating or modifying a device type. !return - True if we are creating, False if we are modifying

Definition at line 320 of file CreateDeviceType.py.

def CreateDeviceType::CreateDeviceTypeWindow::GetDeviceTypeObj ( self )

Called from outside this class (by the caller of this window) to get the created device type or the modified device type (and renamed device type) to be able to take action on them.

!return - If creating device type: the device type object If modifying device type: the device type object, and a rename object if renamed (the rename object is None if not renamed)

Definition at line 344 of file CreateDeviceType.py.