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import os
from gi.repository import Gio
from setting_types import *
from settings import settings, GSETTINGS_SCHEMA
import const
class _SettingsManager(object):
def __init__(self, settings):
self.groups = settings
self._gsettings = Gio.Settings(GSETTINGS_SCHEMA)
self._gsettings.connect("changed", self._gsettings_changed_cb)
self._settings_map = {}
self._map_settings(self.groups)
self._setup_settings()
def __getattr__(self, name):
try:
return self._settings_map[name]
except KeyError:
raise AttributeError, "no setting named '%s'" % name
def _map_settings(self, setting):
if self._settings_map.has_key(setting.name):
raise ValueError, \
"more than one setting has the name '%s'" % setting.name
self._settings_map[setting.name] = setting
for s in setting:
self._map_settings(s)
def _setup_settings(self):
for setting in self._settings_map.values():
if isinstance(setting, SettingsGroup):
continue
setting.value = \
self._gsettings.get_value(setting.gsettings_key).unpack()
self._change_dependant_sensitivity(setting)
setting.connect('value-changed', self._on_value_changed)
def _change_dependant_sensitivity(self, setting):
for name in setting.insensitive_when_false:
self._settings_map[name].sensitive = setting.is_true
for name in setting.insensitive_when_true:
self._settings_map[name].sensitive = not setting.is_true
if setting.allowed:
index = [a for a, b in setting.allowed].index(setting.value)
for i, child in enumerate(setting.children):
child.sensitive = i == index
def _on_value_changed(self, setting, value):
if value != \
self._gsettings.get_value(setting.gsettings_key).unpack():
self._gsettings.set_value(setting.gsettings_key, setting.gvariant)
self._change_dependant_sensitivity(setting)
def _gsettings_changed_cb(self, gsettings, key):
setting = getattr(self, key.replace('-', '_'))
new_value = gsettings.get_value(key).unpack()
if setting.value != new_value:
setting.hush = True
setting.value = new_value
setting.hush = False
def __call__(self):
return self
SettingsManager = _SettingsManager(settings)
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