Source code for dragonfly.actions.action_focuswindow

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"""
FocusWindow action
============================================================================

"""

from dragonfly.actions.action_base import ActionBase, ActionError
from dragonfly.windows.window      import Window


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[docs] class FocusWindow(ActionBase): """ Bring a window to the foreground action. Constructor arguments: - *executable* (*str*) -- part of the filename of the application's executable to which the target window belongs; not case sensitive. - *title* (*str*) -- part of the title of the target window; not case sensitive. - *index* (*str* or *int*) -- zero-based index of the target window, for multiple matching windows; can be a string (for substitution) but must be convertible to an integer. - *filter_func* (*callable*) -- called with a single argument (the window object), and should return ``True`` for your target windows; example: ``lambda window: window.get_position().dy > 100``. - *focus_only* (*bool*, default *False*) -- if *True*, then attempt to focus the window without raising it by using the *Window.set_focus()* method instead of *set_foreground()*. This argument may do nothing depending on the platform. This action searches all visible windows for a window which matches the given parameters. """ def __init__(self, executable=None, title=None, index=None, filter_func=None, focus_only=False): if executable: self.executable = executable.lower() else: self.executable = None if title: self.title = title.lower() else: self.title = None self.index = index self.filter_func = filter_func self.focus_only = focus_only ActionBase.__init__(self) arguments = [] if executable: arguments.append("executable=%r" % executable) if title: arguments.append("title=%r" % title) if index: arguments.append("index=%r" % index) if filter_func: arguments.append("filter_func=%r" % filter_func) if focus_only: arguments.append("focus_only=%r" % focus_only) self._str = ", ".join(arguments) def _execute(self, data=None): executable = self.executable title = self.title index = self.index if data and isinstance(data, dict): if executable: executable = (executable % data).lower() if title: title = (title % data).lower() if index: index = (index % data).lower() index = int(index) if index else 0 # Get the first matching window and bring it to the foreground. windows = Window.get_matching_windows(executable, title) if self.filter_func: windows = [window for window in windows if self.filter_func(window)] if windows and (index < len(windows)): window = windows[index] if self.focus_only: window.set_focus() else: window.set_foreground() else: raise ActionError("Failed to find window (%s)." % self._str)