EventGhost

Posted: **Sun Nov 04, 2007 1:41 pm**

I'm made plugin for my most favourite pictures viewer - IrfanView.
I think, that would be useful also for somewhere another.
I'm made two variant:
FULL - contains whole list (99) of Hotkeys.
LIGHT - selection only some one (23) Hotkeys.
I would have grateful behind corrections mine bad English in plugin.

I have another intention - make simple plugin for OpenOffice - Impress
(Hotkeys only for presentation preview). It is good idea ?

Pako

Posted: **Sun Nov 04, 2007 4:37 pm**

Very nice. I would suggest to only build a "full version" and putting the less often used actions into a sub-group.

I nice addition would be if the "Run" action could pass command line parameters. For example a start in fullscreen mode, setting the position to a specific monitor and starting the slideshow from a specific folder might be desirable.

I never used OpenOffice Impress, but I think its a good idea.

Posted: **Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:12 pm**

Bitmonster wrote:I would suggest to only build a "full version" and putting the less often used actions into a sub-group.

OK.

Bitmonster wrote:I nice addition would be if the "Run" action could pass command line parameters. For example a start in fullscreen mode, setting the position to a specific monitor and starting the slideshow from a specific folder might be desirable.

Well, I attempt to make. Will it for me good exercise.

Pako

Posted: **Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:40 pm**

Here is second generation IrfanView plugin's.

Bitmonster wrote: I would suggest to only build a "full version" and putting the less often used actions into a sub-group.

Now is only one version and only one python file.

Bitmonster wrote:I nice addition would be if the "Run" action could pass command line parameters. For example a start in fullscreen mode, and starting the slideshow from a specific folder might be desirable.

I hope, that it is good work.

Bitmonster wrote:...setting the position to a specific monitor...

I'm learn, that choice of monitor is possible only for "exe" forms slideshow

.

Pako

Posted: **Thu Nov 15, 2007 5:05 pm**

Wow! The option dialogs look really cool.

Two questions:
1. I haven't understood the need of the "label" option. Does it only modify the appearance of the action in the tree? If so, isn't it enough the user can rename it directly in the tree?

2. If I have so many options in a particular action/plugin, I prefer to use a dictionary to store them, because it is easier to introduce new options or to drop unneeded options and I don't lose compatibility with older settings if I change something. It is also more readable, since it is hard to remember what option the "[12]" means. So I write it like:

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class DictionaryTest(eg.ActionClass):
    
    defaults = {
        "aValue": True,
        "bValue": "The value of b",
        "cValue": "The value of c",
    }
    
    def __call__(self, kwargs):
        options = self.defaults.copy()
        options.update(kwargs)
        print options
        
        
    def Configure(self, kwargs={}):
        options = self.defaults.copy()
        options.update(kwargs)
        
        dialog = eg.ConfigurationDialog(self)
        aValueCtrl = wx.CheckBox(dialog, -1, "aValue")
        aValueCtrl.SetValue(options["aValue"])
        bValueCtrl = wx.TextCtrl(dialog)
        bValueCtrl.SetValue(options["bValue"])
        cValueCtrl = wx.TextCtrl(dialog)
        cValueCtrl.SetValue(options["cValue"])
        
        dialog.sizer.Add(aValueCtrl)
        dialog.sizer.Add(bValueCtrl)
        dialog.sizer.Add(cValueCtrl)
        
        if dialog.AffirmedShowModal():
            kwargs = {}
            kwargs["aValue"] = aValueCtrl.GetValue()
            kwargs["bValue"] = bValueCtrl.GetValue()
            kwargs["cValue"] = cValueCtrl.GetValue()
            return (kwargs, )

Posted: **Fri Nov 16, 2007 2:55 pm**

Bitmonster wrote:Wow! The option dialogs look really cool.

Bitmonster wrote:1. I haven't understood the need of the "label" option. Does it only modify the appearance of the action in the tree? If so, isn't it enough the user can rename it directly in the tree?

With my English is heavy it formulate. Simply yourself I think, that it is useful.

Bitmonster wrote: 2. If I have so many options in a particular action/plugin, I prefer to use a dictionary to store them, because it is easier to introduce new options or to drop unneeded options and I don't lose compatibility with older settings if I change something. It is also more readable, since it is hard to remember what option the "[12]" means. So I write it like: ...

I thanks for nice education

.
I'm made appropriate changes -> release 0.2.2

Pako

Posted: **Fri Nov 16, 2007 3:09 pm**

Delete please line 821: print kwargs, if load file before 16:08.
Pako

Posted: **Fri Nov 16, 2007 5:50 pm**

The plugin is included in 0.3.6.1172

I have created a new module to get access to more system folders. Particularly you might be interested in the "My Pictures" path, to give it as a default for some actions. You can get this path through:

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print eg.folderPath.Pictures

To see all available folders, you can do in a script:

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for name in eg.folderPath.__ALL__:
    print name + ": " + getattr(eg.folderPath, name)

I will possibly remove the old names APPDATA, STARTUP, PROGRAMFILES and so on in the future.

Posted: **Fri Nov 16, 2007 7:31 pm**

Instead old names they are new names and is fixed bug on line 932 -> release 0.2.3

Pako

Posted: **Fri Nov 23, 2007 8:45 pm**

New release 0.2.4:
Removing bugs, complement event.Skip() code.

Pako

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