"""Incremental demo for wx support of tasks.

Multiple tasks

Note that naively subclassing SecondTask from ExampleTask, it initially used
the same menu_bar and tool_bars traits from ExampleTask.  This caused the
incorrect tying of the controls to SecondTask because the class attributes
were shared between both classes.
"""

from pyface.action.schema.api import SMenu, SMenuBar, SToolBar
from pyface.api import (
    GUI,
    ConfirmationDialog,
    FileDialog,
    ImageResource,
    YES,
    OK,
    CANCEL,
)
from pyface.tasks.api import (
    Task,
    TaskWindow,
    TaskLayout,
    PaneItem,
    IEditor,
    IEditorAreaPane,
    EditorAreaPane,
    Editor,
    DockPane,
    HSplitter,
    VSplitter,
)
from pyface.tasks.action.api import (
    DockPaneToggleGroup,
    TaskAction,
    TaskToggleGroup,
)
from traits.api import Property, Instance


class ExampleTask(Task):
    """ A simple task for opening a blank editor.
    """

    # Task interface -------------------------------------------------------

    id = "example.example_task"
    name = "Multi-Tab Editor"

    active_editor = Property(
        Instance(IEditor), observe="editor_area.active_editor"
    )

    editor_area = Instance(IEditorAreaPane)

    tool_bars = [
        SToolBar(
            TaskAction(
                method="new",
                tooltip="New file",
                image=ImageResource("document_new"),
            ),
            image_size=(32, 32),
        )
    ]

    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # 'Task' interface.
    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    def _menu_bar_default(self):
        return SMenuBar(
            SMenu(
                TaskAction(name="New", method="new", accelerator="Ctrl+N"),
                id="File",
                name="&File",
            ),
            SMenu(
                DockPaneToggleGroup(),
                TaskToggleGroup(),
                id="View",
                name="&View",
            ),
        )

    def create_central_pane(self):
        """ Create the central pane: the script editor.
        """
        self.editor_area = EditorAreaPane()
        return self.editor_area

    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # 'ExampleTask' interface.
    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    def new(self):
        """ Opens a new empty window
        """
        editor = Editor()
        self.editor_area.add_editor(editor)
        self.editor_area.activate_editor(editor)
        self.activated()

    # Trait property getter/setters ----------------------------------------

    def _get_active_editor(self):
        if self.editor_area is not None:
            return self.editor_area.active_editor
        return None


class SecondTask(ExampleTask):
    """ A simple task for opening a blank editor.
    """

    # Task interface -------------------------------------------------------

    id = "example.second_task"
    name = "Second Multi-Tab Editor"

    tool_bars = [
        SToolBar(
            TaskAction(
                method="new",
                tooltip="New file",
                image=ImageResource("document_new"),
            ),
            image_size=(32, 32),
        )
    ]

    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # 'Task' interface.
    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    def _menu_bar_default(self):
        return SMenuBar(
            SMenu(
                TaskAction(name="New", method="new", accelerator="Ctrl+N"),
                id="File",
                name="&File",
            ),
            SMenu(
                DockPaneToggleGroup(),
                TaskToggleGroup(),
                id="View",
                name="&View",
            ),
            SMenu(
                TaskAction(name="Item 1", method="item1"),
                TaskAction(name="Item 2", method="item2"),
                id="Task2",
                name="&Task2",
            ),
        )


def main(argv):
    """ A simple example of using Tasks.
    """
    # Create the GUI (this does NOT start the GUI event loop).
    gui = GUI()

    # Create a Task and add it to a TaskWindow.
    task1 = ExampleTask()
    window = TaskWindow(size=(800, 600))
    window.add_task(task1)
    window.open()

    task2 = SecondTask()
    window = TaskWindow(size=(800, 600))
    window.add_task(task2)
    window.open()

    # Start the GUI event loop.
    gui.start_event_loop()


if __name__ == "__main__":
    import sys

    main(sys.argv)