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create/src/Mod/Show/Containers.py
Zheng, Lei d4ac072306 Gui: support in-place editing
The link support means that an object can now appear in more than one
places, and even inside a document different from its own. This patch
adds support for in-place editing, meaning that the object can be edited
at correct place regardless where it is.

See [here](https://git.io/fjPIk) for more info about the relavent APIs.

This patch includes two example of modifications to support in-place
editing. One is the ViewProviderDragger, which simply adds the dragger
node to editing root node by calling
View3DInventorViewer::setupEditingRoot(dragger). The other much more
complex one is ViewProviderSketch which calls setupEditingRoot(0) to
transfer all its children node into editing root. ViewProviderSketch
also includes various modifications to command invocation, because we
can no longer assume the active document is the owner of the editing
object.

This patch also includes necessary modification of the 'Show' module to
support in-place editing.
2019-08-17 15:08:32 +02:00

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#/***************************************************************************
# * Copyright (c) Victor Titov (DeepSOIC) *
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#This is a temporary replacement for C++-powered Container class that should be eventually introduced into FreeCAD
class Container(object):
"""Container class: a unified interface for container objects, such as Group, Part, Body, or Document.
This is a temporary implementation."""
Object = None #DocumentObject or Document, the actual container
def __init__(self, obj):
self.Object = obj
def self_check(self):
if self.Object is None:
raise ValueError("Null!")
if not isAContainer(self.Object):
raise NotAContainerError(self.Object)
def getAllChildren(self):
"""Returns all objects directly contained by the container. all = static + dynamic."""
return self.getStaticChildren() + self.getDynamicChildren()
def getStaticChildren(self):
"""Returns children tightly bound to the container, such as Origin. The key thing
about them is that they are not supposed to be removed or added from/to the container."""
self.self_check()
container = self.Object
if container.isDerivedFrom('App::Document'):
return []
elif container.hasExtension('App::OriginGroupExtension'):
if container.Origin is not None:
return [container.Origin]
else:
return []
elif container.isDerivedFrom('App::Origin'):
return container.OriginFeatures
elif container.hasExtension('App::GroupExtension'):
return []
elif container.hasChildElement():
return []
raise RuntimeError("getStaticChildren: unexpected container type!")
def getDynamicChildren(self):
"""Returns dynamic children, i.e. the stuff that can be removed from the container."""
self.self_check()
container = self.Object
if container.isDerivedFrom('App::Document'):
# find all objects not contained by any Part or Body
result = set(container.Objects)
for obj in container.Objects:
if isAContainer(obj):
children = set(Container(obj).getAllChildren())
result = result - children
return list(result)
elif container.hasExtension('App::GroupExtension'):
result = container.Group
if container.hasExtension('App::GeoFeatureGroupExtension'):
#geofeaturegroup's group contains all objects within the CS, we don't want that
result = [obj for obj in result if obj.getParentGroup() is not container]
return result
elif container.isDerivedFrom('App::Origin'):
return []
elif container.hasChildElement():
result = []
for sub in container.getSubObjects(1):
sobj = container.getSubObject(sub,retType=1)
if sobj:
result.append(sobj)
return result
raise RuntimeError("getDynamicChildren: unexpected container type!")
def isACS(self):
"""isACS(): returns true if the container forms internal coordinate system."""
self.self_check()
container = self.Object
if container.isDerivedFrom('App::Document'):
return True #Document is a special thing... is it a CS or not is a matter of coding convenience.
elif container.hasExtension('App::GeoFeatureGroupExtension'):
return True
elif container.hasElement():
return True
else:
return False
def isAVisGroup(self):
"""isAVisGroup(): returns True if the container consumes viewproviders of children, and thus affects their visibility."""
self.self_check()
container = self.Object
if container.isDerivedFrom('App::Document'):
return True #Document is a special thing... Return value is a matter of coding convenience.
elif container.hasExtension('App::GeoFeatureGroupExtension'):
return True
elif container.isDerivedFrom('App::Origin'):
return True
elif container.hasChildElement():
return True
else:
return False
def getCSChildren(self):
if not self.isACS():
raise TypeError("Container is not a coordinate system")
container = self.Object
return _getMetacontainerChildren(self, Container.isACS)
def getVisGroupChildren(self):
if not self.isAVisGroup():
raise TypeError("Container is not a visibility group")
container = self.Object
return _getMetacontainerChildren(self, Container.isAVisGroup)
def isChildVisible(self,obj):
container = self.Object
isElementVisible = getattr(container,'isElementVisible',None)
if not isElementVisible:
return obj.Visibility
vis = isElementVisible(obj.Name)
if vis < 0:
return obj.Visibility
return vis>0
def hasObject(self, obj):
"""Returns True if the container contains specified object directly."""
return obj in self.getAllChildren()
def hasObjectRecursive(self, obj):
return self.Object in ContainerChain(obj)
def _getMetacontainerChildren(container, isrightcontainer_func):
"""Gathers up children of metacontainer - a container structure formed by containers of specific type.
For example, coordinate systems form a kind of container structure.
container: instance of Container class
isrightcontainer_func: a function f(cnt)->bool, where cnt is a Container object."""
result = []
list_traversing_now = [container] #list of Container instances
list_to_be_traversed_next = [] #list of Container instances
visited_containers = set([container.Object]) #set of DocumentObjects
while len(list_traversing_now) > 0:
list_to_be_traversed_next = []
for itcnt in list_traversing_now:
children = itcnt.getAllChildren()
result.extend(children)
for child in children:
if isAContainer(child):
newcnt = Container(child)
if not isrightcontainer_func(newcnt):
list_to_be_traversed_next.append(newcnt)
list_traversing_now = list_to_be_traversed_next
return result
def isAContainer(obj):
'''isAContainer(obj): returns True if obj is an object container, such as
Group, Part, Body. The important characterisic of an object being a
container is that it can be activated to receive new objects. Documents
are considered containers, too.'''
if obj.isDerivedFrom('App::Document'):
return True
if obj.hasExtension('App::GroupExtension'):
return True
if obj.isDerivedFrom('App::Origin'):
return True
if obj.hasChildElement():
return True
return False
#from Part-o-magic...
def ContainerOf(obj):
"""ContainerOf(obj): returns the container that immediately has obj."""
cnt = None
for dep in obj.InList:
if isAContainer(dep):
if Container(dep).hasObject(obj):
if cnt is not None and dep is not cnt:
raise ContainerTreeError("Container tree is not a tree")
cnt = dep
if cnt is None:
return obj.Document
return cnt
def getVisGroupOf(obj):
chain = VisGroupChain(obj)
return chain[-1]
#from Part-o-magic... over-engineered, but proven to work
def ContainerChain(feat):
'''ContainerChain(feat): container path to feat (not including feat itself).
Last container directly contains the feature.
Example of output: [<document>,<SuperPart>,<Part>,<Body>]'''
if feat.isDerivedFrom('App::Document'):
return []
list_traversing_now = [feat]
set_of_deps = set()
list_of_deps = []
while len(list_traversing_now) > 0:
list_to_be_traversed_next = []
for feat in list_traversing_now:
for dep in feat.InList:
if isAContainer(dep) and Container(dep).hasObject(feat):
if not (dep in set_of_deps):
set_of_deps.add(dep)
list_of_deps.append(dep)
list_to_be_traversed_next.append(dep)
if len(list_to_be_traversed_next) > 1:
raise ContainerTreeError("Container tree is not a tree")
list_traversing_now = list_to_be_traversed_next
return [feat.Document] + list_of_deps[::-1]
def CSChain(feat):
cnt_chain = ContainerChain(feat)
return [cnt for cnt in cnt_chain if Container(cnt).isACS()]
def VisGroupChain(feat):
cnt_chain = ContainerChain(feat)
return [cnt for cnt in cnt_chain if Container(cnt).isAVisGroup()]
class ContainerError(RuntimeError):
pass
class NotAContainerError(ContainerError):
def __init__(self):
ContainerError.__init__(self, u"{obj} is not recognized as container".format(obj.Name))
class ContainerTreeError(ContainerError):
pass