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Introducing Font and Urxvt classes.

Currently, all of the functionality lies at most in functions. Now it is
easier for dividing responsibility between the Font and Urxvt classes,
and easier to understand what is going on.
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2021-02-19 18:37:05 +01:00
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urxvt.py
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@@ -74,104 +74,233 @@ class Logger:
LOG = Logger(__name__)()
# Arbitrary added fonts, that provides symbols, icons, emoji (besides those in
# Nerd Font)
_ADDITIONAL_FONTS = ['Symbola', 'Unifont Upper', 'DejaVu Sans']
_REGULAR = ['regular', 'normal', 'book', 'medium']
_XFT_TEMPLATE = 'xft:%s:style=%s:pixelsize=%d'
class Font:
"""
Represents font object, which as it repr will be a string, like
xft:font name:style=somestyle:pixelsize=12
def _parse_style(styles):
for reg_style in _REGULAR:
if reg_style in ''.join(styles).lower():
It might be seen in two variants: regular and bold.
"""
XFT_TEMPLATE = 'xft:%s:style=%s:pixelsize=%d'
_REGULAR = ['regular', 'normal', 'book', 'medium']
_BOLD = ['bold']
_AVAILABLE_FONTS = {}
def __init__(self, name, size):
self.size = size
self.name = name
self._regular = None
self._bold = None
self._get_all_suitable_fonts()
@property
def bold(self):
"""
Return full string font to use for xft definition for urxvt, i.e.
xft:font name:style=Bold:pixelsize=20
It may happen, that a font doesn't provide bold face. Function will
than return empty string.
"""
if self._bold is not None:
return self._bold
style = Font._AVAILABLE_FONTS['bold'].get(self.name)
if not style:
LOG.warning(f'Bold style not found for {self.name}')
self._bold = ''
else:
self._bold = Font.XFT_TEMPLATE % (self.name, style, self.size)
return self._bold
@property
def regular(self):
"""
Return full string font to use for xft definition for urxvt, i.e.
xft:font name:style=Regular:pixelsize=20
Font style depends on the particular font, and can be one of case
insensitive: regular, normal, book, medium.
Technicly, medium style should be semi-bold or bold, but there is at
least one font face which treats medium style as regular one.
"""
if self._regular is not None:
return self._regular
style = Font._AVAILABLE_FONTS['regular'].get(self.name)
if not style:
LOG.warning(f'Regular style not found for {self.name}')
self._regular = ''
else:
self._regular = Font.XFT_TEMPLATE % (self.name, style, self.size)
return self._regular
def _get_all_suitable_fonts(self):
"""
Scan all available in the system fonts, where every line have format:
font_filename: font_name1[,font_name2,…]:style=style1[,style2,…]
Font can have several names and several styles. Styles can be either
single defined style or comma separated list of aliases or
internationalized names for style, i.e.:
filename1: font_name1:style=style
filename2: font_name2,font_name3:style=style1,style2
filename3: font_name4:style=style3,style4
Return a dictionary of styles associated to the font name, i.e.:
{font_name1: (style),
font_name2: (style1, style2),
font_name3: (style1, style2),
font_name4: (style3, style4)}
"""
if Font._AVAILABLE_FONTS:
return
regular = {}
bold = {}
out = subprocess.check_output(['fc-list']).decode('utf-8')
out = sorted(out.split('\n')) # let's have it in order
for line in out:
if not line:
continue
if ': ' not in line:
continue
if ':style=' not in line:
continue
line = line.split(': ')[1]
font_names = [n.strip() for n in line.split(':')[0].split(',')]
styles = [s.strip() for s in line.split(':style=')[1].split(',')]
style = self._parse_style(styles)
if not style:
LOG.debug('No suitable styles found for font in line: %s',
line)
continue
for name in font_names:
if style.lower() == 'bold' and not bold.get(name):
LOG.info('Adding bold font for name: %s', name)
bold[name] = style
elif style.lower() != 'bold' and not regular.get(name):
LOG.info('Adding regular font for name: %s', name)
regular[name] = style
else:
LOG.debug('Font %s probably already exists in dict', name)
Font._AVAILABLE_FONTS = {'regular': regular, 'bold': bold}
def _parse_style(self, styles):
for reg_style in Font._REGULAR:
if reg_style in ''.join(styles).lower():
for style in styles:
if style.lower() == reg_style:
return style
if 'bold' in ''.join(styles).lower():
for style in styles:
if style.lower() == reg_style:
if style.lower() == 'bold':
return style
if 'bold' in ''.join(styles).lower():
for style in styles:
if style.lower() == 'bold':
return style
def _get_all_suitable_fonts():
class Urxvt:
"""
Scan all available in the system fonts, where every line have format:
font_filename: font_name1[,font_name2,…]:style=style1[,style2,…]
Font can have several names and several styles. Styles can be either
single defined style or comma separated list of aliases or
internationalized names for style, i.e.:
filename1: font_name1:style=style
filename2: font_name2,font_name3:style=style1,style2
filename3: font_name4:style=style3,style4
Return a dictionary of styles associated to the font name, i.e.:
{font_name1: (style),
font_name2: (style1, style2),
font_name3: (style1, style2),
font_name4: (style3, style4)}
Runner for the urxvt
"""
regular = {}
bold = {}
# Arbitrary added fonts, that provides symbols, icons, emoji (besides
# those in defualt font)
_ADDITIONAL_FONTS = ['Symbola', 'Unifont Upper', 'DejaVu Sans']
out = subprocess.check_output(['fc-list']).decode('utf-8')
def __init__(self, args):
self.size = args.size
self.icon = args.icon
self.fonts = None
self.perl_extensions = None
for line in out.split('\n'):
if not line:
continue
self._bitmap = args.bitmap
self._icon_path = ICON_PATH
self._exec = args.execute
if ': ' not in line:
continue
self._setup(args)
self._validate()
if ':style=' not in line:
continue
def run(self):
args = self._make_command_args()
line = line.split(': ')[1]
font_names = [n.strip() for n in line.split(':')[0].split(',')]
styles = [s.strip() for s in line.split(':style=')[1].split(',')]
LOG.info('%s', args)
# subprocess.run(command)
# LOG.info('%s', command)
style = _parse_style(styles)
if not style:
LOG.debug('No suitable styles found for font in line: %s', line)
continue
def _setup(self, args):
# it could be a list or a single font, it will be combined with
# additional fonts
self.fonts = self._parse_fonts(args.default_font)
for name in font_names:
if style.lower() == 'bold' and not bold.get(name):
bold[name] = style
elif style.lower() != 'bold' and not regular.get(name):
regular[name] = style
else:
LOG.debug('Font %s probably already exists in dict', name)
if not args.no_perl:
self.perl_extensions = PERLEXT
if args.tabbedalt:
self.perl_extensions = 'tabbedalt,' + PERLEXT
return {'regular': regular, 'bold': bold}
def _validate(self):
# vaildate fonts
for font in self.fonts:
if not any((font.regular, font.bold)):
LOG.error('Font %s seems to be unusable or nonexistent.',
font.name)
def _make_command_args(self):
args = []
_AVAILABLE_FONTS = _get_all_suitable_fonts()
if self.perl_extensions:
args.extend(['-pe', self.perl_extensions])
args.extend(['-fn',
','.join([f.regular for f in self.fonts if f.regular])])
args.extend(['-fb', ','.join([f.bold for f in self.fonts if f.bold])])
args.extend(['-icon', os.path.join(ICON_PATH, self.icon)])
def _get_style(name, bold=False):
key = 'bold' if bold else 'regular'
try:
return _AVAILABLE_FONTS[key][name]
except KeyError:
LOG.warning('There is no matching font for name "%s" for style %s.',
name, key)
return None
if self._exec:
args.extend(['-exec', self._exec])
return args
def _get_font_list(ff_list, size, bold=False):
fonts = []
for face in ff_list:
style = _get_style(face, bold)
if not style:
continue
fonts.append(_XFT_TEMPLATE % (face, _get_style(face, bold), size))
return ','.join(fonts)
def _parse_fonts(self, font_string):
"""
Parse potentially provided font list, add additional fonts to it,
adjust for possible bitmap font and return a list of Font objects.
"""
# get the copy of affitional fonts
font_faces = Urxvt._ADDITIONAL_FONTS[:]
# find out main font/fonts passed by commandline/env/default
if ',' in font_string:
f_f = [f.strip() for f in font_string.split(',')]
f_f.extend(font_faces)
font_faces = f_f
else:
font_faces.insert(0, font_string)
if self._bitmap:
font_faces.insert(0, DEFAULT_BITMAP)
# return list of Font objects
return [Font(f, self.size) for f in font_faces]
def main():