#------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # # Copyright (c) 2005, Enthought, Inc. # All rights reserved. # # This software is provided without warranty under the terms of the BSD # license included in enthought/LICENSE.txt and may be redistributed only # under the conditions described in the aforementioned license. The license # is also available online at http://www.enthought.com/licenses/BSD.txt # # Thanks for using Enthought open source! # # Author: David C. Morrill # Date: 07/01/2005 # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ """ Defines the filter object used to filter items displayed in a table editor. """ #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Imports: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- from __future__ import absolute_import from traits.api import (Any, Bool, Callable, Enum, Event, Expression, HasPrivateTraits, Instance, List, Str, Trait) from .editor_factory import EditorFactory from .editors.api import EnumEditor from .group import Group from .include import Include from .item import Item from .menu import Action from .table_column import ObjectColumn from .view import View #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Trait definitions: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GenericTableFilterRuleOperation = Trait( '=', { '=': 'eq', '<>': 'ne', '<': 'lt', '<=': 'le', '>': 'gt', '>=': 'ge', 'contains': 'contains', 'starts with': 'starts_with', 'ends with': 'ends_with' } ) #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 'TableFilter' class: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class TableFilter ( HasPrivateTraits ): """ Filter for items displayed in a table. """ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Trait definitions: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # UI name of this filter (so the user can identify it in the UI) name = Str( 'Default filter' ) # Default name that can be automatically overridden _name = Str( 'Default filter' ) # A user-readable description of what kind of object satisfies the filter desc = Str( 'All items' ) # A callable function that returns whether the passed object is allowed # by the filter allowed = Callable( lambda object: True, transient = True ) # Is the filter a template (i.e., non-deletable, non-editable)? template = Bool( False ) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Class constants: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Traits that are ignored by the _anytrait_changed() handler ignored_traits = [ '_name', 'template', 'desc' ] #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Traits view definitions: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- traits_view = View( 'name{Filter name}', '_', Include( 'filter_view' ), title = 'Edit Filter', width = 0.2, buttons = [ 'OK', 'Cancel', Action( name = 'Help', action = 'show_help', defined_when = "ui.view_elements.content['filter_view']" ".help_id != ''" ) ] ) searchable_view = View( [ [ Include( 'search_view' ), '|[]' ], [ 'handler.status~', '|[]<>' ], [ 'handler.find_next`Find the next matching item`', 'handler.find_previous`Find the previous matching item`', 'handler.select`Select all matching items`', 'handler.OK`Exit search`', '-<>' ], '|<>' ], title = 'Search for', kind = 'livemodal', width = 0.25 ) search_view = Group( Include( 'filter_view' ) ) filter_view = Group() #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns whether a specified object meets the filter/search criteria: # (Should normally be overridden) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def filter ( self, object ): """ Returns whether a specified object meets the filter or search criteria. """ return self.allowed( object ) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns a user readable description of what kind of object will # satisfy the filter: # (Should normally be overridden): #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def description ( self ): """ Returns a user-readable description of what kind of object satisfies the filter. """ return self.desc #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Edits the contents of the filter: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def edit ( self, object ): """ Edits the contents of the filter. """ return self.edit_traits( view = self.edit_view( object ), kind = 'livemodal' ) def edit_view ( self, object ): """ Return a view to use for editing the filter. The ''object'' parameter is a sample object for the table that the filter will be applied to. It is supplied in case the filter needs to extract data or metadata from the object. If the table is empty, the ''object'' argument is None. """ return None #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 'object' interface: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def __str__ ( self ): return self.name #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Event handlers: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def _anytrait_changed ( self, name, old, new ): if ((name not in self.ignored_traits) and ((self.name == self._name) or (self.name == ''))): self.name = self._name = self.description() #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 'EvalTableFilter' class: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class EvalTableFilter ( TableFilter ): """ A table filter based on evaluating an expression. """ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Trait definitions: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Override the standard **name** trait name = 'Default evaluation filter' # Python expression which will be applied to each table item expression = Expression #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Traits view definitions: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- filter_view = Group( 'expression' ) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns whether a specified object meets the filter/search criteria: # (Should normally be overridden) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def filter ( self, object ): """ Returns whether a specified object meets the filter or search criteria. """ if self._traits is None: self._traits = object.trait_names() try: return eval( self.expression_, globals(), object.get( *self._traits ) ) except: return False #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns a user readable description of what kind of object will # satisfy the filter: # (Should normally be overridden): #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def description ( self ): """ Returns a user readable description of what kind of object satisfies the filter. """ return self.expression #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 'GenericTableFilterRule' class: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class GenericTableFilterRule ( HasPrivateTraits ): """ A general rule used by a table filter. """ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Trait definitions: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Filter this rule is part of filter = Instance( 'RuleTableFilter' ) # Is this rule enabled? enabled = Bool( False ) # Is this rule an 'and' rule or an 'or' rule? and_or = Enum( 'and', 'or' ) # EnumEditor used to edit the **name** trait: name_editor = Instance( EditorFactory ) # Name of the object trait that this rule applies to name = Str # Operation to be applied in the rule operation = GenericTableFilterRuleOperation # Editor used to edit the **value** trait value_editor = Instance( EditorFactory ) # Value to use in the operation when applying the rule to an object value = Any #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Class constants: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Traits that are ignored by the _anytrait_changed() handler ignored_traits = [ 'filter', 'name_editor', 'value_editor' ] #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Initializes the object: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def __init__ ( self, **traits ): super( GenericTableFilterRule, self ).__init__( **traits ) if self.name == '': names = self.filter._trait_values.keys() if len( names ) > 0: names.sort() self.name = names[0] self.enabled = False #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Handles the value of the 'name' trait changing: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def _name_changed ( self, name ): """ Handles a change to the value of the **name** trait. """ filter = self.filter if (filter is not None) and (filter._object is not None): self.value = filter._trait_values.get( name ) self.value_editor = filter._object.base_trait( name ).get_editor() #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Event handlers: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def _anytrait_changed ( self, name, old, new ): if (name not in self.ignored_traits) and (self.filter is not None): self.filter.modified = True if name != 'enabled': self.enabled = True #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Clones a new object from this one, optionally copying only a specified # set of traits: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def clone_traits ( self, traits = None, memo = None, copy = None, **metadata ): """ Clones a new object from this one, optionally copying only a specified set of traits.""" return super( GenericTableFilterRule, self ).clone_traits( traits, memo, copy, **metadata ).set( enabled = self.enabled, name = self.name ) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns a description of the filter: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def description ( self ): """ Returns a description of the filter. """ return '%s %s %s' % ( self.name, self.operation, self.value ) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns whether the rule is true for a specified object: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def is_true ( self, object ): """ Returns whether the rule is true for a specified object. """ try: value1 = getattr( object, self.name ) type1 = type( value1 ) value2 = self.value if type1 is not type( value2 ): value2 = type1( value2 ) return getattr( self, self.operation_ )( value1, value2 ) except: return False #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Implemenations of the various rule operations: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def eq ( self, value1, value2 ): return (value1 == value2) def ne ( self, value1, value2 ): return (value1 != value2) def lt ( self, value1, value2 ): return (value1 < value2) def le ( self, value1, value2 ): return (value1 <= value2) def gt ( self, value1, value2 ): return (value1 > value2) def ge ( self, value1, value2 ): return (value1 >= value2) def contains ( self, value1, value2 ): return (value1.lower().find( value2.lower() ) >= 0) def starts_with ( self, value1, value2 ): return (value1[ : len( value2 ) ].lower() == value2.lower()) def ends_with ( self, value1, value2 ): return (value1[ -len( value2 ): ].lower() == value2.lower()) #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 'GenericTableFilterRuleEnabledColumn' class: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class GenericTableFilterRuleEnabledColumn ( ObjectColumn ): """ Table column that indicates whether a filter rule is enabled. """ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns the value of the column for a specified object: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def get_value ( self, object ): """ Returns the traits editor of the column for a specified object. """ return [ '', '==>' ][ object.enabled ] #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 'GenericTableFilterRuleAndOrColumn' class: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class GenericTableFilterRuleAndOrColumn ( ObjectColumn ): """ Table column that displays whether a filter rule is conjoining ('and') or disjoining ('or'). """ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns the value of the column for a specified object: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def get_value ( self, object ): """ Returns the traits editor of the column for a specified object. """ if object.and_or == 'or': return 'or' return '' #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 'GenericTableFilterRuleNameColumn' class: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class GenericTableFilterRuleNameColumn ( ObjectColumn ): """ Table column for the name of an object trait. """ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns the traits editor of the column for a specified object: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def get_editor ( self, object ): """ Returns the traits editor of the column for a specified object. """ return object.name_editor #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 'GenericTableFilterRuleValueColumn' class: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class GenericTableFilterRuleValueColumn ( ObjectColumn ): """ Table column for the value of an object trait. """ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns the traits editor of the column for a specified object: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def get_editor ( self, object ): """ Returns the traits editor of the column for a specified object. """ return object.value_editor #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Defines the columns to display in the generic filter rule table: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Columns to display in the table for generic filter rules. generic_table_filter_rule_columns = [ GenericTableFilterRuleAndOrColumn( name = 'and_or', label = 'or' ), GenericTableFilterRuleNameColumn( name = 'name' ), ObjectColumn( name = 'operation' ), GenericTableFilterRuleValueColumn( name = 'value' ) ] #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 'RuleTableFilter' class: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class RuleTableFilter ( TableFilter ): """ A table filter based on rules. """ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Trait definitions: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Overrides the default **name** trait name = 'Default rule-based filter' # List of the filter rules to be applied rules = List( GenericTableFilterRule ) # Event fired when the contents of the filter have changed modified = Event # Persistence ID of the view view_id = Str( 'traitsui.table_filter.RuleTableFilter' ) # Sample object that the filter will apply to _object = Any # Map of trait names and default values _trait_values = Any #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Traits view definitions: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- error_view = View( Item( label = 'A menu or rule based filter can only be created for ' 'tables with at least one entry' ), title = 'Error Creating Filter', kind = 'livemodal', close_result = False, buttons = [ 'Cancel' ] ) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns whether a specified object meets the filter/search criteria: # (Should normally be overridden) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def filter ( self, object ): """ Returns whether a specified object meets the filter or search criteria. """ is_first = is_true = True for rule in self.rules: if rule.and_or == 'or': if is_true and (not is_first): return True is_true = True if is_true: is_true = rule.is_true( object ) is_first = False return is_true #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns a user readable description of what kind of object will # satisfy the filter: # (Should normally be overridden): #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def description ( self ): """ Returns a user-readable description of the kind of object that satisfies the filter. """ ors = [] ands = [] if len( self.rules ) > 0: for rule in self.rules: if rule.and_or == 'or': if len( ands ) > 0: ors.append( ' and '.join( ands ) ) ands = [] ands.append( rule.description() ) if len( ands ) > 0: ors.append( ' and '.join( ands ) ) if len( ors ) == 1: return ors[0] if len( ors ) > 1: return ' or '.join( [ '(%s)' % t for t in ors ] ) return super( RuleTableFilter, self ).description() #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Edits the contents of the filter: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def edit_view ( self, object ): """ Return a view to use for editing the filter. The ''object'' parameter is a sample object for the table that the filter will be applied to. It is supplied in case the filter needs to extract data or metadata from the object. If the table is empty, the ''object'' argument is None. """ self._object = object if object is None: return self.edit_traits( view = 'error_view' ) names = object.editable_traits() self._trait_values = object.get( names ) return View( [ [ 'name{Filter name}', '_' ], [ Item( 'rules', id = 'rules_table', editor = self._get_table_editor( names ) ), '|<>' ] ], id = self.view_id, title = 'Edit Filter', kind = 'livemodal', resizable = True, buttons = [ 'OK', 'Cancel' ], width = 0.4, height = 0.3 ) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns a table editor to use for editing the filter: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def _get_table_editor ( self, names ): """ Returns a table editor to use for editing the filter. """ from .api import TableEditor return TableEditor( columns = generic_table_filter_rule_columns, orientation = 'vertical', deletable = True, sortable = False, configurable = False, auto_size = False, auto_add = True, row_factory = GenericTableFilterRule, row_factory_kw = { 'filter': self, 'name_editor': EnumEditor( values = names ) } ) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns the state to be pickled (override of object): #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def __getstate__ ( self ): """ Returns the state to be pickled. This definition overrides **object**. """ dict = self.__dict__.copy() if '_object' in dict: del dict[ '_object' ] del dict[ '_trait_values' ] return dict #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Handles the 'rules' trait being changed: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def _rules_changed ( self, rules ): """ Handles a change to the **rules** trait. """ for rule in rules: rule.filter = self #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Defines the columns to display in the menu filter rule table: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Columns to display in the table for menu filters. menu_table_filter_rule_columns = [ GenericTableFilterRuleEnabledColumn( name = 'enabled', label = '' ), GenericTableFilterRuleNameColumn( name = 'name' ), ObjectColumn( name = 'operation' ), GenericTableFilterRuleValueColumn( name = 'value' ) ] #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 'MenuTableFilter' class: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class MenuTableFilter ( RuleTableFilter ): """ A table filter based on a menu of rules. """ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Trait definitions: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Overrides the default **name** trait name = 'Default menu-based filter' # Overrides the persistence ID of the view view_id = Str( 'traitsui.table_filter.MenuTableFilter' ) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns whether a specified object meets the filter/search criteria: # (Should normally be overridden) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def filter ( self, object ): """ Returns whether a specified object meets the filter or search criteria. """ for rule in self.rules: if rule.enabled and (not rule.is_true( object )): return False return True #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns a user readable description of what kind of object will # satisfy the filter: # (Should normally be overridden): #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def description ( self ): """ Returns a user8readable description of what kind of object satisfies the filter. """ result = ' and '.join( [ rule.description() for rule in self.rules if rule.enabled ] ) if result != '': return result return 'All items' #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Returns a table editor to use for editing the filter: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- def _get_table_editor ( self, names ): """ Returns a table editor to use for editing the filter. """ from .api import TableEditor names = self._object.editable_traits() name_editor = EnumEditor( values = names ) if len( self.rules ) == 0: self.rules = [ GenericTableFilterRule( filter = self, name_editor = name_editor ).set( name = name ) for name in names ] for rule in self.rules: rule.enabled = False return TableEditor( columns = menu_table_filter_rule_columns, orientation = 'vertical', deletable = True, sortable = False, configurable = False, auto_size = False, auto_add = True, row_factory = GenericTableFilterRule, row_factory_kw = { 'filter': self, 'name_editor': name_editor } ) #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Define some standard template filters: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EvalFilterTemplate = EvalTableFilter( name = 'Evaluation filter template', template = True ) RuleFilterTemplate = RuleTableFilter( name = 'Rule-based filter template', template = True ) MenuFilterTemplate = MenuTableFilter( name = 'Menu-based filter template', template = True )