binutils-gdb/gdb/testsuite/gdb.python/tui-window-disabled.py

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# A TUI window implemented in Python that responds to, and displays,
# stop and exit events.

import gdb

# When an event arrives we ask the window to redraw itself.  We should
# only do this if the window is valid.  When this flag is true we
# perform the is_valid check.  When this flag is false
perform_valid_check = True
update_title = False
cleanup_properly = False

# A global place into which we can write the window title.
titles_at_the_close = {}

class EventWindow:
    def __init__ (self, win):
        self._win = win
        self._count = 0
        win.title = "This Is The Event Window"
        self._stop_listener = lambda e : self._event ('stop', e)
        gdb.events.stop.connect (self._stop_listener)
        self._exit_listener = lambda e : self._event ('exit', e)
        gdb.events.exited.connect (self._exit_listener)
        self._events = []

        # Ensure we can erase and write to the window from the
        # constructor, the window should be valid by this point.
        self._win.erase ()
        self._win.write ("Hello world...")

    def close (self):
        global cleanup_properly
        global titles_at_the_close

        # Ensure that window properties can be read within the close method.
        titles_at_the_close[self._win.title] = dict (width=self._win.width,
                                                     height=self._win.height)

        # The following calls are pretty pointless, but this ensures
        # that we can erase and write to a window from the close
        # method, the last moment a window should be valid.
        self._win.erase ()
        self._win.write ("Goodbye cruel world...")

        if cleanup_properly:
            # Disconnect the listeners and delete the lambda functions.
            # This removes cyclic references to SELF, and so alows SELF to
            # be deleted.
            gdb.events.stop.disconnect (self._stop_listener)
            gdb.events.exited.disconnect (self._exit_listener)
            self._stop_listener = None
            self._exit_listener = None

    def _event (self, type, event):
        global perform_valid_check
        global update_title

        self._count += 1
        self._events.insert (0, type)
        if not perform_valid_check or self._win.is_valid ():
            if update_title:
                self._win.title = "This Is The Event Window (" + str (self._count) + ")"
            else:
                self.render ()

    def render (self):
        self._win.erase ()
        w = self._win.width
        h = self._win.height
        for i in range (min (h, len (self._events))):
            self._win.write (self._events[i] + "\n")

gdb.register_window_type("events", EventWindow)