source: trunk/src/testing/dim/overlays/wall.py @ 4

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from eventHandler import EventHandler
from overlay import Overlay
from globals import *

WALL_RESOLUTION = 0;



def makeNew(overlayId):
    """ this is how we instantiate the object from
        the main program that loads this plugin """
    return Wall(overlayId)



class Wall(EventHandler, Overlay):

    def __init__(self, overlayId):
        Overlay.__init__(self, OVERLAY_WALL, overlayId)
        EventHandler.__init__(self)
#        self.displayId = displayId
        #self.registerForEvent(EVT_MOVE, self.__onMove)
        self.registerForEvent(EVT_DISPLAY_INFO, self.__onDispInfo)
        self.registerForEvent(EVT_OBJECT_INFO, self.__onObjectInfo)
        self.registerForEvent(EVT_ENTERED_WINDOW, self.__onEnteredWindow)
        self.registerForEvent(EVT_LEFT_WINDOW, self.__onLeftWindow)
        self.z = BOTTOM_Z

##     def __onMove(self, event):
##         """ just resets the pointer for now """
##         device = event.device
##         if device.pointer:
##             device.pointer.resetPointer()
##             device.pointer.showOutApp()

    def __onLeftWindow(self, event):
        pass
        

    def __onEnteredWindow(self, event):
        pointer = event.device.pointer
        if pointer:
            event.device.pointer.resetPointer()
            event.device.pointer.showOutApp()
    

    def __onDispInfo(self, event):
        di = event.displayInfo
        display = di.getDisplay(self.displayId)
        self.bounds.setAll(0, display.sageW, display.sageH, 0)
        
    def __onObjectInfo(self, event):
        width = (getSageData().getDisplayInfo().sageW)
        height = (getSageData().getDisplayInfo().sageH)
        
        #!!!Dirty hack for installation in WestPoint!!!
        width = 8*width/9
        
        self.sendOverlayMessage(WALL_RESOLUTION,width,height)