# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
import types
from appy import Object
from appy.shared.utils import splitList, IterSub
from appy.gen import Field
from appy.px import Px
from DateTime import DateTime
from BTrees.IOBTree import IOBTree
from persistent.list import PersistentList
from persistent import Persistent
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Timeslot:
'''A timeslot defines a time range within a single day'''
def __init__(self, id, start=None, end=None, name=None, eventTypes=None):
# A short, human-readable string identifier, unique among all timeslots
# for a given Calendar. Id "main" is reserved for the main timeslot that
# represents the whole day.
self.id = id
# The time range can be defined by p_start ~(i_hour, i_minute)~ and
# p_end (idem), or by a simple name, like "AM" or "PM".
self.start = start
self.end = end
self.name = name or id
# The event types (among all event types defined at the Calendar level)
# that can be assigned to this slot.
self.eventTypes = eventTypes # "None" means "all"
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Other:
'''Identifies a Calendar field that must be shown within another Calendar
(see parameter "others" in class Calendar).'''
def __init__(self, obj, name, color='grey'):
# The object on which this calendar is defined
self.obj = obj
# The other calendar instance
self.field = obj.getField(name)
# The color into which events from this calendar must be shown (in the
# month rendering) in the calendar integrating this one.
self.color = color
def getEventsAt(self, res, calendar, date, eventNames, inTimeline, colors):
'''Gets the events defined at p_date in this calendar and append them in
p_res.'''
events = self.field.getEventsAt(self.obj.o, date)
if not events: return
eventType = events[0].eventType
# Gathered info will be an Object instance
info = Object(color=self.color)
if inTimeline:
# Get the background color for this cell if it has been
# defined, or (a) nothing if showUncolored is False, (b) a
# tooltipped dot else.
if eventType in colors:
info.bgColor = colors[eventType]
info.symbol = None
else:
info.bgColor = None
if calendar.showUncolored:
info.symbol = '▪' % \
eventNames[eventType]
else:
info.symbol = None
else:
# Get the event name
info.name = eventNames[eventType]
res.append(info)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Event(Persistent):
'''An event as will be stored in the database'''
def __init__(self, eventType, timeslot='main'):
self.eventType = eventType
self.timeslot = timeslot
def getName(self, allEventNames):
'''Gets the name for this event, that depends on it type and may include
the timeslot if not "main".'''
res = allEventNames[self.eventType]
if self.timeslot != 'main': res += ' ' + self.timeslot
return res
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Calendar(Field):
'''This field allows to produce an agenda (monthly view) and view/edit
events on it.'''
jsFiles = {'view': ('calendar.js',)}
DateTime = DateTime
# Access to Calendar utility classes via the Calendar class
Timeslot = Timeslot
Other = Other
Event = Event
IterSub = IterSub
timelineBgColors = {'Fri': '#dedede', 'Sat': '#c0c0c0', 'Sun': '#c0c0c0'}
# For timeline rendering, the row displaying month names
pxTimeLineMonths = Px('''
|
::mInfo.month | |
|---|
''')
# For timeline rendering, the row displaying day letters
pxTimelineDayLetters = Px('''
|
:namesOfDays[date.aDay()].name[0] |
|
''')
# For timeline rendering, the row displaying day numbers
pxTimelineDayNumbers = Px('''
|
:str(date.day()).zfill(2) |
|
''')
# Legend for a timeline calendar
pxTimelineLegend = Px('''
|
|
:allEventNames[eventType] |
''')
# Timeline view for a calendar
pxViewTimeline = Px('''
:field.pxTimeLineMonths
:field.pxTimelineDayLetters:field.pxTimelineDayNumbers
|
|
|
| ::tlName |
|
::field.getTimelineCell(events) |
::tlName |
|
:field.pxTimelineDayNumbers:field.pxTimelineDayLetters
:field.pxTimeLineMonths
:field.pxTimelineLegend''')
# Popup for adding an event in the month view
pxAddEvent = Px('''
''')
# Popup for removing events in the month view
pxDelEvent = Px('''
''')
# Month view for a calendar
pxViewMonth = Px('''
:field.pxAddEvent:field.pxDelEvent''')
pxView = pxCell = Px('''
:getattr(field, 'pxView%s' % render.capitalize())
''')
pxEdit = pxSearch = ''
def __init__(self, eventTypes, eventNameMethod=None, validator=None,
default=None, show=('view', 'xml'), page='main', group=None,
layouts=None, move=0, specificReadPermission=False,
specificWritePermission=False, width=None, height=300,
colspan=1, master=None, masterValue=None, focus=False,
mapping=None, label=None, maxEventLength=50, render='month',
others=None, timelineName=None, additionalInfo=None,
startDate=None, endDate=None, defaultDate=None, timeslots=None,
colors=None, showUncolored=False, preCompute=None,
applicableEvents=None, view=None, xml=None, delete=True):
Field.__init__(self, validator, (0,1), default, show, page, group,
layouts, move, False, True, False, specificReadPermission,
specificWritePermission, width, height, None, colspan,
master, masterValue, focus, False, mapping, label, None,
None, None, None, True, view, xml)
# eventTypes can be a "static" list or tuple of strings that identify
# the types of events that are supported by this calendar. It can also
# be a method that computes such a "dynamic" list or tuple. When
# specifying a static list, an i18n label will be generated for every
# event type of the list. When specifying a dynamic list, you must also
# give, in p_eventNameMethod, a method that will accept a single arg
# (=one of the event types from your dynamic list) and return the "name"
# of this event as it must be shown to the user.
self.eventTypes = eventTypes
self.eventNameMethod = eventNameMethod
if callable(eventTypes) and not eventNameMethod:
raise Exception("When param 'eventTypes' is a method, you must " \
"give another method in param 'eventNameMethod'.")
# It is not possible to create events that span more days than
# maxEventLength.
self.maxEventLength = maxEventLength
# Various render modes exist. Default is the classical "month" view.
# It can also be "timeline": in this case, on the x axis, we have one
# column per day, and on the y axis, we have one row per calendar (this
# one and others as specified in "others", see below).
self.render = render
# When displaying a given month for this agenda, one may want to
# pre-compute, once for the whole month, some information that will then
# be given as arg for other methods specified in subsequent parameters.
# This mechanism exists for performance reasons, to avoid recomputing
# this global information several times. If you specify a method in
# p_preCompute, it will be called every time a given month is shown, and
# will receive 2 args: the first day of the currently shown month (as a
# DateTime instance) and the grid of all shown dates (as a list of lists
# of DateTime instances, one sub-list by row in the month view). This
# grid may hold a little more than dates of the current month.
# Subsequently, the return of your method will be given as arg to other
# methods that you may specify as args of other parameters of this
# Calendar class (see comments below).
self.preCompute = preCompute
# If a method is specified in parameter "others" below, it must accept a
# single arg (the result of self.preCompute) and must return a list of
# calendars whose events must be shown within this agenda. More
# precisely, the method can return:
# - a single Other instance (see at the top of this file);
# - a list of Other instances;
# - a list of lists of Other instances, when it has sense to group other
# calendars (the timeline rendering exploits this).
self.others = others
# When displaying a timeline calendar, a name is shown for every other
# calendar. If "timelineName" is None (the default), this name will be
# the title of the object where the other calendar is defined. Else, it
# will be the result of the method specified in "timelineName". This
# method must return a string and accepts an Other instance as single
# arg.
self.timelineName = timelineName
# One may want to add, day by day, custom information in the calendar.
# When a method is given in p_additionalInfo, for every cell of the
# month view, this method will be called with 2 args: the cell's date
# and the result of self.preCompute. The method's result (a string that
# can hold text or a chunk of XHTML) will be inserted in the cell.
self.additionalInfo = additionalInfo
# One may limit event encoding and viewing to some period of time,
# via p_startDate and p_endDate. Those parameters, if given, must hold
# methods accepting no arg and returning a Zope DateTime instance. The
# startDate and endDate will be converted to UTC at 00.00.
self.startDate = startDate
self.endDate = endDate
# If a default date is specified, it must be a method accepting no arg
# and returning a DateTime instance. As soon as the calendar is shown,
# the month where this date is included will be shown. If not default
# date is specified, it will be 'now' at the moment the calendar is
# shown.
self.defaultDate = defaultDate
# "timeslots" are a way to define, within a single day, time ranges. It
# must be a list of Timeslot instances (see above). If you define
# timeslots, the first one must be the one representing the whole day
# and must have id "main".
if not timeslots: self.timeslots = [Timeslot('main')]
else:
self.timeslots = timeslots
self.checkTimeslots()
# "colors" must be or return a dict ~{s_eventType: s_color}~ giving a
# color to every event type defined in this calendar or in any calendar
# from "others". In a timeline, cells are too small to display
# translated names for event types, so colors are used instead.
self.colors = colors or {}
# For event types that are not present in self.colors hereabove, must we
# still show them? If yes, they will be represented by a dot with a
# tooltip containing the event name.
self.showUncolored = showUncolored
# For a specific day, all event types may not be applicable. If this is
# the case, one may specify here a method that defines, for a given day,
# a sub-set of all event types. This method must accept 3 args: the day
# in question (as a DateTime instance), the list of all event types,
# which is a copy of the (possibly computed) self.eventTypes) and
# the result of calling self.preCompute. The method must modify
# the 2nd arg and remove from it potentially not applicable events.
# This method can also return a message, that will be shown to the user
# for explaining him why he can, for this day, only create events of a
# sub-set of the possible event types (or even no event at all).
self.applicableEvents = applicableEvents
# May the user delete events in this calendar? If "delete" is a method,
# it must accept an event type as single arg.
self.delete = delete
def checkTimeslots(self):
'''Checks whether self.timeslots defines corect timeslots.'''
# The first timeslot must be the global one, named 'main'
if self.timeslots[0].id != 'main':
raise Exception('The first timeslot must have id "main" and is ' \
'the one representing the whole day.')
def getPreComputedInfo(self, obj, monthDayOne, grid):
'''Returns the result of calling self.preComputed, or None if no such
method exists.'''
if self.preCompute:
return self.preCompute(obj.appy(), monthDayOne, grid)
def getSiblingMonth(self, month, prevNext):
'''Gets the next or previous month (depending of p_prevNext) relative
to p_month.'''
dayOne = DateTime('%s/01 UTC' % month)
if prevNext == 'previous':
refDate = dayOne - 1
elif prevNext == 'next':
refDate = dayOne + 33
return refDate.strftime('%Y/%m')
weekDays = ('Mon', 'Tue', 'Wed', 'Thu', 'Fri', 'Sat', 'Sun')
def getNamesOfDays(self, _):
'''Returns the translated names of all week days, short and long
versions.'''
res = {}
for day in self.weekDays:
name = _('day_%s' % day)
short = _('day_%s_short' % day)
res[day] = Object(name=name, short=short)
return res
def getGrid(self, month, render):
'''Creates a list of DateTime objects representing the calendar grid to
render for a given p_month. If p_render is "month", it is a list of
lists (one sub-list for every week; indeed, every week is rendered as
a row). If p_render is "timeline", the result is a linear list of
DateTime instances.'''
# Month is a string "YYYY/mm"
currentDay = DateTime('%s/01 UTC' % month)
currentMonth = currentDay.month()
isLinear = render == 'timeline'
if isLinear: res = []
else: res = [[]]
dayOneNb = currentDay.dow() or 7 # This way, Sunday is 7 and not 0
if dayOneNb != 1:
previousDate = DateTime(currentDay)
# If the 1st day of the month is not a Monday, integrate the last
# days of the previous month.
for i in range(1, dayOneNb):
previousDate = previousDate - 1
if isLinear:
target = res
else:
target = res[0]
target.insert(0, previousDate)
finished = False
while not finished:
# Insert currentDay in the result
if isLinear:
res.append(currentDay)
else:
if len(res[-1]) == 7:
# Create a new row
res.append([currentDay])
else:
res[-1].append(currentDay)
currentDay += 1
if currentDay.month() != currentMonth:
finished = True
# Complete, if needed, the last row with the first days of the next
# month. Indeed, we must have a complete week, ending with a Sunday.
if isLinear: target = res
else: target = res[-1]
while target[-1].dow() != 0:
target.append(currentDay)
currentDay += 1
return res
def getOthers(self, obj, preComputed):
'''Returns the list of other calendars whose events must also be shown
on this calendar.'''
res = None
if self.others:
res = self.others(obj.appy(), preComputed)
if res:
# Ensure we have a list of lists
if isinstance(res, Other): res = [res]
if isinstance(res[0], Other): res = [res]
if res != None: return res
return [[]]
def getTimelineName(self, other):
'''Returns the name of some p_other calendar as must be shown in a
timeline.'''
if not self.timelineName:
return '%s' % (other.obj.url, other.obj.title)
return self.timelineName(self, other)
def getTimelineCell(self, events):
'''Gets the content of a cell in a timeline calendar.'''
# Currently a single event is allowed
if not events or not events[0].symbol: return ''
return events[0].symbol
def getAdditionalInfoAt(self, obj, date, preComputed):
'''If the user has specified a method in self.additionalInfo, we call
it for displaying this additional info in the calendar, at some
p_date.'''
if not self.additionalInfo: return
return self.additionalInfo(obj.appy(), date, preComputed)
def getEventTypes(self, obj):
'''Returns the (dynamic or static) event types as defined in
self.eventTypes.'''
if callable(self.eventTypes): return self.eventTypes(obj.appy())
return self.eventTypes
def getColors(self, obj):
'''Gets the colors for event types managed by this calendar and others
(from self.colors).'''
if callable(self.colors): return self.colors(obj)
return self.colors
def dayIsFull(self, date, events):
'''In the calendar full at p_date? Defined events at this p_date are in
p_events. We check here if the main timeslot is used or if all
others are used.'''
if not events: return
for e in events:
if e.timeslot == 'main': return True
return len(events) == len(self.timeslots)-1
def dateInRange(self, date, startDate, endDate):
'''Is p_date within the range (possibly) defined for this calendar by
p_startDate and p_endDate ?'''
tooEarly = startDate and (date < startDate)
tooLate = endDate and not tooEarly and (date > endDate)
return not tooEarly and not tooLate
def getApplicableEventsTypesAt(self, obj, date, eventTypes, preComputed,
forBrowser=False):
'''Returns the event types that are applicable at a given p_date. More
precisely, it returns an object with 2 attributes:
* "events" is the list of applicable event types;
* "message", not empty if some event types are not applicable,
contains a message explaining those event types are
not applicable.
'''
if not eventTypes: return # There may be no event type at all
if not self.applicableEvents:
# Keep p_eventTypes as is
message = None
else:
eventTypes = eventTypes[:]
message = self.applicableEvents(obj.appy(), date, eventTypes,
preComputed)
res = Object(eventTypes=eventTypes, message=message)
if forBrowser:
res.eventTypes = ','.join(res.eventTypes)
if not res.message: res.message = ''
return res
def getEventsAt(self, obj, date):
'''Returns the list of events that exist at some p_date (=day).'''
obj = obj.o # Ensure p_obj is not a wrapper.
if not hasattr(obj.aq_base, self.name): return
years = getattr(obj, self.name)
year = date.year()
if year not in years: return
months = years[year]
month = date.month()
if month not in months: return
days = months[month]
day = date.day()
if day not in days: return
return days[day]
def getEventTypeAt(self, obj, date):
'''Returns the event type of the first event defined at p_day, or None
if unspecified.'''
events = self.getEventsAt(obj, date)
if not events: return
return events[0].eventType
def walkEvents(self, obj, callback):
'''Walks on p_obj, the calendar value for this field and calls
p_callback for every day containing events. The callback must accept
3 args: p_obj, the current day (as a DateTime instance) and the list
of events at that day (the database-stored PersistentList
instance). If the callback returns True we stop the walk.'''
obj = obj.o
if not hasattr(obj, self.name): return
# Browse years
years = getattr(obj, self.name)
if not years: return
for year in years.keys():
# Browse this year's months
months = years[year]
for month in months.keys():
# Browse this month's days
days = months[month]
for day in days.keys():
date = DateTime('%d/%d/%d UTC' % (year, month, day))
stop = callback(obj, date, days[day])
if stop: return
def getEventsByType(self, obj, eventType, minDate=None, maxDate=None,
sorted=True, groupSpanned=False):
'''Returns all the events of a given p_eventType. If p_eventType is
None, it returns events of all types. The return value is a list of
2-tuples whose 1st elem is a DateTime instance and whose 2nd elem is
the event.
If p_sorted is True, the list is sorted in chronological order. Else,
the order is random, but the result is computed faster.
If p_minDate and/or p_maxDate is/are specified, it restricts the
search interval accordingly.
If p_groupSpanned is True, events spanned on several days are
grouped into a single event. In this case, tuples in the result
are 3-tuples: (DateTime_startDate, DateTime_endDate, event).
'''
# Prevent wrong combinations of parameters
if groupSpanned and not sorted:
raise Exception('Events must be sorted if you want to get ' \
'spanned events to be grouped.')
obj = obj.o # Ensure p_obj is not a wrapper.
res = []
if not hasattr(obj, self.name): return res
# Compute "min" and "max" tuples
if minDate:
minYear = minDate.year()
minMonth = (minYear, minDate.month())
minDay = (minYear, minDate.month(), minDate.day())
if maxDate:
maxYear = maxDate.year()
maxMonth = (maxYear, maxDate.month())
maxDay = (maxYear, maxDate.month(), maxDate.day())
# Browse years
years = getattr(obj, self.name)
for year in years.keys():
# Don't take this year into account if outside interval
if minDate and (year < minYear): continue
if maxDate and (year > maxYear): continue
months = years[year]
# Browse this year's months
for month in months.keys():
# Don't take this month into account if outside interval
thisMonth = (year, month)
if minDate and (thisMonth < minMonth): continue
if maxDate and (thisMonth > maxMonth): continue
days = months[month]
# Browse this month's days
for day in days.keys():
# Don't take this day into account if outside interval
thisDay = (year, month, day)
if minDate and (thisDay < minDay): continue
if maxDate and (thisDay > maxDay): continue
events = days[day]
# Browse this day's events
for event in events:
# Filter unwanted events
if eventType and (event.eventType != eventType):
continue
# We have found a event
date = DateTime('%d/%d/%d UTC' % (year, month, day))
if groupSpanned:
singleRes = [date, None, event]
else:
singleRes = (date, event)
res.append(singleRes)
# Sort the result if required
if sorted: res.sort(key=lambda x: x[0])
# Group events spanned on several days if required
if groupSpanned:
# Browse events in reverse order and merge them when appropriate
i = len(res) - 1
while i > 0:
currentDate = res[i][0]
lastDate = res[i][1]
previousDate = res[i-1][0]
currentType = res[i][2].eventType
previousType = res[i-1][2].eventType
if (previousDate == (currentDate-1)) and \
(previousType == currentType):
# A merge is needed
del res[i]
res[i-1][1] = lastDate or currentDate
i -= 1
return res
def hasEventsAt(self, obj, date, otherEvents):
'''Returns True if, at p_date, an event is found of the same type as
p_otherEvents.'''
if not otherEvents: return
events = self.getEventsAt(obj, date)
if not events: return
return events[0].eventType == otherEvents[0].eventType
def getOtherEventsAt(self, obj, date, others, eventNames, render, colors):
'''Gets events that are defined in p_others at some p_date. If p_single
is True, p_others does not contain the list of all other calendars,
but information about a single calendar.'''
res = []
isTimeline = render == 'timeline'
if isinstance(others, Other):
others.getEventsAt(res, self, date, eventNames, isTimeline, colors)
else:
for other in IterSub(others):
other.getEventsAt(res, self, date, eventNames,isTimeline,colors)
return res
def getEventName(self, obj, eventType):
'''Gets the name of the event corresponding to p_eventType as it must
appear to the user.'''
if self.eventNameMethod:
return self.eventNameMethod(obj.appy(), eventType)
else:
return obj.translate('%s_event_%s' % (self.labelId, eventType))
def getAllEvents(self, obj, eventTypes, others):
'''Computes:
* the list of all event types (from this calendar and p_others);
* a dict of event names, keyed by event types, for all events
in this calendar and p_others).'''
res = [[], {}]
if eventTypes:
for et in eventTypes:
res[0].append(et)
res[1][et] = self.getEventName(obj, et)
if not others: return res
for other in IterSub(others):
eventTypes = other.field.getEventTypes(other.obj)
if eventTypes:
for et in eventTypes:
if et not in res[1]:
res[0].append(et)
res[1][et] = other.field.getEventName(other.obj, et)
return res
def getStartDate(self, obj):
'''Get the start date for this calendar if defined'''
if self.startDate:
d = self.startDate(obj.appy())
# Return the start date without hour, in UTC
return DateTime('%d/%d/%d UTC' % (d.year(), d.month(), d.day()))
def getEndDate(self, obj):
'''Get the end date for this calendar if defined'''
if self.endDate:
d = self.endDate(obj.appy())
# Return the end date without hour, in UTC
return DateTime('%d/%d/%d UTC' % (d.year(), d.month(), d.day()))
def getDefaultDate(self, obj):
'''Get the default date that must appear as soon as the calendar is
shown.'''
if self.defaultDate:
return self.defaultDate(obj.appy())
else:
return DateTime() # Now
def createEvent(self, obj, date, timeslot, eventType=None, eventSpan=None,
handleEventSpan=True):
'''Create a new event in the calendar, at some p_date (day).
If p_eventType is given, it is used; else, rq['eventType'] is used.
If p_handleEventSpan is True, we will use p_eventSpan (or
rq["eventSpan"] if p_eventSpan is not given) and also
create the same event for successive days.'''
obj = obj.o # Ensure p_obj is not a wrapper
rq = obj.REQUEST
# Get values from parameters
if not eventType: eventType = rq['eventType']
if handleEventSpan and not eventSpan:
eventSpan = rq.get('eventSpan', None)
# Split the p_date into separate parts
year, month, day = date.year(), date.month(), date.day()
# Check that the "preferences" dict exists or not
if not hasattr(obj.aq_base, self.name):
# 1st level: create a IOBTree whose keys are years
setattr(obj, self.name, IOBTree())
yearsDict = getattr(obj, self.name)
# Get the sub-dict storing months for a given year
if year in yearsDict:
monthsDict = yearsDict[year]
else:
yearsDict[year] = monthsDict = IOBTree()
# Get the sub-dict storing days of a given month
if month in monthsDict:
daysDict = monthsDict[month]
else:
monthsDict[month] = daysDict = IOBTree()
# Get the list of events for a given day
if day in daysDict:
events = daysDict[day]
else:
daysDict[day] = events = PersistentList()
# Return an error if the creation cannot occur
for e in events:
if e.timeslot == timeslot:
return 'An event for this timeslot already exist'
elif e.timeslot == 'main':
return 'No more place for adding this event'
if events and (timeslot == 'main'):
return 'No more place (2) for adding this event'
# Create and store the event
events.append(Event(eventType, timeslot))
# Sort events in the order of timeslots
timeslots = [timeslot.id for timeslot in self.timeslots]
if len(events) > 1:
events.data.sort(key=lambda e: timeslots.index(e.timeslot))
events._p_changed = 1
# Span the event on the successive days if required
if handleEventSpan and eventSpan and (timeslot != 'main'):
nbOfDays = min(int(eventSpan), self.maxEventLength)
for i in range(nbOfDays):
date = date + 1
self.createEvent(obj, date, timeslot, handleEventSpan=False)
def mayDelete(self, obj, events):
'''May the user delete p_events?'''
if not self.delete: return
if callable(self.delete): return self.delete(obj, events[0].eventType)
return True
def deleteEvent(self, obj, date, timeslot, handleEventSpan=True):
'''Deletes an event. If t_timeslot is "main", it deletes all events at
p_date, be there a single event on the main timeslot or several
events on other timeslots. Else, it only deletes the event at
p_timeslot. If p_handleEventSpan is True, we will use
rq["deleteNext"] to delete successive events, too.'''
obj = obj.o # Ensure p_obj is not a wrapper
if not self.getEventsAt(obj, date): return
daysDict = getattr(obj, self.name)[date.year()][date.month()]
events = self.getEventsAt(obj, date)
if timeslot == 'main':
# Delete all events; delete them also in the following days when
# relevant.
del daysDict[date.day()]
rq = obj.REQUEST
if handleEventSpan and rq.has_key('deleteNext') and \
(rq['deleteNext'] == 'True'):
while True:
date = date + 1
if self.hasEventsAt(obj, date, events):
self.deleteEvent(obj, date, timeslot,
handleEventSpan=False)
else:
break
else:
# Delete the event at p_timeslot
i = len(events) - 1
while i >= 0:
if events[i].timeslot == timeslot:
del events[i]
break
i -= 1
def process(self, obj):
'''Processes an action coming from the calendar widget, ie, the creation
or deletion of a calendar event.'''
rq = obj.REQUEST
action = rq['actionType']
# Security check
obj.mayEdit(self.writePermission, raiseError=True)
# Get the date and timeslot for this action
date = DateTime(rq['day'])
timeslot = rq.get('timeslot', 'main')
if action == 'createEvent':
return self.createEvent(obj, date, timeslot)
elif action == 'deleteEvent':
return self.deleteEvent(obj, date, timeslot)
def getColumnStyle(self, obj, date, render, today):
'''What style(s) must apply to the table column representing p_date
in the calendar? For timelines only.'''
if render != 'timeline': return ''
# Cells representing specific days must have a specific background color
res = ''
day = date.aDay()
if day in Calendar.timelineBgColors:
res = 'background-color: %s' % Calendar.timelineBgColors[day]
return res
def getCellStyle(self, obj, date, render, events):
'''Gets the cell style to apply to the cell corresponding to p_date.'''
if render != 'timeline': return '' # Currently, for timelines only
if not events: return ''
# Currently, a single event is allowed
event = events[0]
return event.bgColor and ('background-color: %s' % event.bgColor) or ''
def getCellClass(self, obj, date, render, today):
'''What CSS class(es) must apply to the table cell representing p_date
in the calendar?'''
if render != 'month': return '' # Currently, for month rendering only
res = []
# We must distinguish between past and future dates
if date < today:
res.append('even')
else:
res.append('odd')
# Week-end days must have a specific style
if date.aDay() in ('Sat', 'Sun'):
res.append('cellDashed')
return ' '.join(res)
def getTimelineMonths(self, grid, obj):
'''Given the p_grid of dates, this method returns the list of
corresponding months.'''
res = []
for date in grid:
if not res:
# Get the month correspoding to the first day in the grid
m = Object(month=date.aMonth(), colspan=1, year=date.year())
res.append(m)
else:
# Augment current month' colspan or create a new one
current = res[-1]
if date.aMonth() == current.month:
current.colspan += 1
else:
m = Object(month=date.aMonth(), colspan=1, year=date.year())
res.append(m)
# Replace month short names by translated names whose format may vary
# according to colspan (a higher colspan allow us to produce a longer
# month name).
for m in res:
text = '%s %d' % (obj.translate('month_%s' % m.month), m.year)
if m.colspan < 6:
# Short version: a single letter with an acronym
m.month = '%s' % (text, text[0])
else:
m.month = text
return res
def splitList(self, l, sub): return splitList(l, sub)
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