Recent changes to moddiutils

moddiutils modified by Stefan Meinlschmidt

Stefan Meinlschmidt — Tue, 19 Dec 2017 18:16:34 -0000

--- v6
+++ v7
@@ -56,4 +56,4 @@

 moddiutils are meant to be *part of* some bigger project ([patchmaster](Home) and [ewi4000s-editor](/projects/ewi4000s-editor) in my case), so you should simply copy the whole subdirectory into your project’s root so it acts as a package. If your own project uses GIT for version control, you might consider using [git-subrepo](https://github.com/ingydotnet/git-subrepo) to clone it directly into your project from git://git.code.sf.net/p/patchmaster/moddiutils.

-In any case you should *not* happily update to the newest version all the time – I do *not* guarantee to keep versions conpatible in any way, i.e. any new version will probably break something in your project. If you need or really want to update, be prepared for that extra effort and frustration. If you don’t need or really want, don’t do it.
+In any case you should *not* happily update to the newest version all the time – I do *not* guarantee to keep versions compatible in any way, i.e. any new version will probably break something in your project. If you need or really want to update, be prepared for that extra effort and frustration. If you don’t need or really want, don’t do it.

moddiutils modified by Stefan Meinlschmidt

Stefan Meinlschmidt — Sat, 16 Dec 2017 13:02:51 -0000

--- v5
+++ v6
@@ -54,6 +54,6 @@

 ## Use ##

-moddiutils are meant to be *part of* some bigger project [patchmaster](Home) and [ewi4000s-editor](/projects/ewi4000s-editor) in my case), so you should simply copy the whole subdirectory into your project’s root so it acts as a package. If your own project uses GIT for version control, you might consider using [git-subrepo](https://github.com/ingydotnet/git-subrepo) to clone it directly into your project from git://git.code.sf.net/p/patchmaster/moddiutils.
+moddiutils are meant to be *part of* some bigger project ([patchmaster](Home) and [ewi4000s-editor](/projects/ewi4000s-editor) in my case), so you should simply copy the whole subdirectory into your project’s root so it acts as a package. If your own project uses GIT for version control, you might consider using [git-subrepo](https://github.com/ingydotnet/git-subrepo) to clone it directly into your project from git://git.code.sf.net/p/patchmaster/moddiutils.

 In any case you should *not* happily update to the newest version all the time – I do *not* guarantee to keep versions conpatible in any way, i.e. any new version will probably break something in your project. If you need or really want to update, be prepared for that extra effort and frustration. If you don’t need or really want, don’t do it.

moddiutils modified by Stefan Meinlschmidt

Stefan Meinlschmidt — Sat, 16 Dec 2017 12:54:54 -0000

--- v4
+++ v5
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@
 moddiutils.LogContext | Context manager calling some log function upon \_\_enter\_\_ and \_\_exit\_\_
 moddiutils.MroMap | Dictinary (-lookalike) with classes as key where you can retrieve by most-derived base class
 moddiutils.async | Subpackage implementing an asyncronous execution model, described on [its own page](moddiutils.async)
-moddiutils.config.Stack | Common interface to configuration data from environment and config file(s) (.init format for now)
+moddiutils.config.Stack | Common interface to configuration data from environment and config file(s) (.ini format for now)
 moddiutils.inspect.Genfunc | Turn both normal and generator functions into something that can be uniformly used as a generator function
 moddiutils.inspect.Plainfunc | Turn both normal and generator functions into something that can be uniformly called as a normal function
 moddiutils.plugin | Subpackage for finding, loading and unloading Python files and registering and enumerating the contained things (docu pending)

moddiutils modified by Stefan Meinlschmidt

Stefan Meinlschmidt — Fri, 15 Dec 2017 16:44:41 -0000

--- v3
+++ v4
@@ -38,6 +38,7 @@
 moddiutils.tk | Stuff to make tkinter more bearable
 moddiutils.tk.TkCallback | Wrapper around some callable swallowing (event) arguments and returning 'break'
 moddiutils.tk.ScrollWrap | Wrapper around some tkinter widget adding scrollbars
+moddiutils.tk.tooltip | Add tooltip to widget
 moddiutils.tk.app.App | Base for a proper, non-blocking, tkinter application, maintaining a worker thread, means to inject calls back into the GUI thread and an exception dialog
 moddiutils.tk.help.HelpBrowser | Window displaying HTML help (in *limited* HTML)
 moddiutils.tk.html | Sort of an HTML browser widget, described on [its own page](moddiutils.tk.html)

moddiutils modified by Stefan Meinlschmidt

Stefan Meinlschmidt — Fri, 15 Dec 2017 14:24:42 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@
 moddiutils.tk.ScrollWrap | Wrapper around some tkinter widget adding scrollbars
 moddiutils.tk.app.App | Base for a proper, non-blocking, tkinter application, maintaining a worker thread, means to inject calls back into the GUI thread and an exception dialog
 moddiutils.tk.help.HelpBrowser | Window displaying HTML help (in *limited* HTML)
-moddiutils.tk.html | Sort of an HTML browser widget, described on [its own page](moddiutils.html)
+moddiutils.tk.html | Sort of an HTML browser widget, described on [its own page](moddiutils.tk.html)
 moddiutils.tk.modal | Subsystem for modal dialogs
 moddiutils.tk.modal.modal_active | check whether something modal is open
 moddiutils.tk.modal.Modal | Base class for modal dialogs

moddiutils modified by Stefan Meinlschmidt

Stefan Meinlschmidt — Fri, 15 Dec 2017 13:56:32 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 # moddiutils #
 moddiutils are a more or less random collection of Python3 code from the [patchmaster](Home) project but not specific to it.
+
+moddiutils are open source, they are available under the terms of the [MIT license](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).

 ## Content ##

moddiutils modified by Stefan Meinlschmidt

Stefan Meinlschmidt — Fri, 15 Dec 2017 13:29:31 -0000

moddiutils

moddiutils are a more or less random collection of Python3 code from the patchmaster project but not specific to it.

Content

As of 2017-12-15 moddiutils contain:

identifier	what it does
moddiutils.EXPORT	Decorator maintaining __all__
moddiutils.Struct	Simple object with members set from the constructor (alternative to collections.namedtuple)
moddiutils.format_args	Prettyprinting args and kwargs
moddiutils.Overlay, moddiutils.OverlayStruct	Wrap an object to add methods
moddiutils.methodify	Decorator turning a member class into something aware of (the parent’s) self
moddiutils.neuter	Decorator swallowing a function’s return value
moddiutils.Immortal	Base class for objects immune to garbage collection
moddiutils.tobytes	Convert about everything into bytes, possibly turning it into a string first
moddiutils.LogContext	Context manager calling some log function upon __enter__ and __exit__
moddiutils.MroMap	Dictinary (-lookalike) with classes as key where you can retrieve by most-derived base class
moddiutils.async	Subpackage implementing an asyncronous execution model, described on its own page
moddiutils.config.Stack	Common interface to configuration data from environment and config file(s) (.init format for now)
moddiutils.inspect.Genfunc	Turn both normal and generator functions into something that can be uniformly used as a generator function
moddiutils.inspect.Plainfunc	Turn both normal and generator functions into something that can be uniformly called as a normal function
moddiutils.plugin	Subpackage for finding, loading and unloading Python files and registering and enumerating the contained things (docu pending)
moddiutils.resources.mkfuncs	Tool to access non-Python-files within some package
moddiutils.threading	“Wrapper” around Python’s threading, i.e. import instead
moddiutils.threading.Threadlocal	Similar to moddiutils.Struct, but each thread has its own copy
moddiutils.threading.Gate	Simple proceed-or-not signalling between threads
moddiutils.threading.ExceptionForwarder	Forwards exceptions to some callback
moddiutils.threading.Thread	threading.Thread augmented with exception forwarding
moddiutils.threading.ExceptionEvent	threading.Event lookalike able to forward exceptions
moddiutils.timer.Timer	Thread you can post callbacks to to be called after some delay
moddiutils.timer.Alarm	Callback that can post itself to an internal moddiutils.timer.Timer
moddiutils.timer.Recoverer	Delay calls as needed to limit call frequency
moddiutils.timer.Swallower	Delay and drop calls as needed to limit call frequency
moddiutils.tk	Stuff to make tkinter more bearable
moddiutils.tk.TkCallback	Wrapper around some callable swallowing (event) arguments and returning 'break'
moddiutils.tk.ScrollWrap	Wrapper around some tkinter widget adding scrollbars
moddiutils.tk.app.App	Base for a proper, non-blocking, tkinter application, maintaining a worker thread, means to inject calls back into the GUI thread and an exception dialog
moddiutils.tk.help.HelpBrowser	Window displaying HTML help (in limited HTML)
moddiutils.tk.html	Sort of an HTML browser widget, described on its own page
moddiutils.tk.modal	Subsystem for modal dialogs
moddiutils.tk.modal.modal_active	check whether something modal is open
moddiutils.tk.modal.Modal	Base class for modal dialogs
moddiutils.tk.modal.ErrorBox	Display longish error information (e.g. some exception)
moddiutils.tk.modal.YnBox, moddiutils.tk.modal.yndialog, moddiutils.tk.modal.YnaBox, moddiutils.tk.modal.ynadialog	Humble replacement for tkinter.tkMessageBox.askyesno, honouring the modal system
moddiutils.xml.Handler	Abstract interface for building an XML tree
moddiutils.xml.Root	Mixin for building your own Handler
moddiutils.xml.Document	XML tree capable of turning into events or a byte stream again, i.e. you can use it to create XML files from Python in a structured way
moddiutils.xml.parse, moddiutils.xml.source, moddiutils.xml.parse_file	Very much unfinished means to parse a file or URL containing proper XML or some HTMLish tag soup into some moddiutils.xml.Handler, possibly a moddiutils.xml.Document

Use

moddiutils are meant to be part of some bigger project patchmaster and ewi4000s-editor in my case), so you should simply copy the whole subdirectory into your project’s root so it acts as a package. If your own project uses GIT for version control, you might consider using git-subrepo to clone it directly into your project from git://git.code.sf.net/p/patchmaster/moddiutils.

In any case you should not happily update to the newest version all the time – I do not guarantee to keep versions conpatible in any way, i.e. any new version will probably break something in your project. If you need or really want to update, be prepared for that extra effort and frustration. If you don’t need or really want, don’t do it.