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# encoding: utf-8
import os
import fcntl
import select
import functools
from evdev import _input, _uinput, ecodes, util
from evdev.events import InputEvent
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
class EvdevError(Exception):
pass
class EventIO(object):
'''
Base class for reading and writing input events.
This class is used by :class:`InputDevice` and :class:`UInput`.
- On, :class:`InputDevice` it used for reading user-generated events (e.g.
key presses, mouse movements) and writing feedback events (e.g. leds,
beeps).
- On, :class:`UInput` it used for writing user-generated events (e.g.
key presses, mouse movements) and reading feedback events (e.g. leds,
beeps).
'''
def fileno(self):
'''
Return the file descriptor to the open event device. This makes
it possible to pass instances directly to :func:`select.select()` and
:class:`asyncore.file_dispatcher`.
'''
return self.fd
def read_loop(self):
'''
Enter an endless :func:`select.select()` loop that yields input events.
'''
while True:
r, w, x = select.select([self.fd], [], [])
for event in self.read():
yield event
def read_one(self):
'''
Read and return a single input event as an instance of
:class:`InputEvent <evdev.events.InputEvent>`.
Return ``None`` if there are no pending input events.
'''
# event -> (sec, usec, type, code, val)
event = _input.device_read(self.fd)
if event:
return InputEvent(*event)
def read(self):
'''
Read multiple input events from device. Return a generator object that
yields :class:`InputEvent <evdev.events.InputEvent>` instances. Raises
`BlockingIOError` if there are no available events at the moment.
'''
# events -> [(sec, usec, type, code, val), ...]
events = _input.device_read_many(self.fd)
for event in events:
yield InputEvent(*event)
def need_write(func):
'''
Decorator that raises :class:`EvdevError` if there is no write access to the
input device.
'''
@functools.wraps(func)
def wrapper(*args):
fd = args[0].fd
if fcntl.fcntl(fd, fcntl.F_GETFL) & os.O_RDWR:
return func(*args)
msg = 'no write access to device "%s"' % args[0].path
raise EvdevError(msg)
return wrapper
def write_event(self, event):
'''
Inject an input event into the input subsystem. Events are
queued until a synchronization event is received.
Arguments
---------
event: InputEvent
InputEvent instance or an object with an ``event`` attribute
(:class:`KeyEvent <evdev.events.KeyEvent>`, :class:`RelEvent
<evdev.events.RelEvent>` etc).
Example
-------
>>> ev = InputEvent(1334414993, 274296, ecodes.EV_KEY, ecodes.KEY_A, 1)
>>> ui.write_event(ev)
'''
if hasattr(event, 'event'):
event = event.event
self.write(event.type, event.code, event.value)
@need_write
def write(self, etype, code, value):
'''
Inject an input event into the input subsystem. Events are
queued until a synchronization event is received.
Arguments
---------
etype
event type (e.g. ``EV_KEY``).
code
event code (e.g. ``KEY_A``).
value
event value (e.g. 0 1 2 - depends on event type).
Example
---------
>>> ui.write(e.EV_KEY, e.KEY_A, 1) # key A - down
>>> ui.write(e.EV_KEY, e.KEY_A, 0) # key A - up
'''
_uinput.write(self.fd, etype, code, value)
def close(self):
pass
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