"""
PyEdit (textEditor.py) user startup configuration module;
"""

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# General configurations
# comment-out any setting in this section to accept Tk or program defaults;
# can also change font/colors from GUI menus, and resize window when open;
# imported via search path: can define per client app, skipped if not on the path;
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# initial font                      # family, size, style
font = ('courier', 9, 'normal')     # e.g., style: 'bold italic'

# initial color                     # default=white, black
bg = 'lightcyan'                    # colorname or RGB hexstr
fg = 'black'                        # e.g., 'powder blue', '#690f96'

# initial size
height = 20                         # Tk default: 24 lines
width  = 80                         # Tk default: 80 characters

# search case-insensitive
caseinsens = True                   # default=1/True (on)

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 2.1: Unicode encoding behavior and names for file opens and saves;
# attempts the cases listed below in the order shown, until the first one
# that works; set all variables to false/empty/0 to use your platform's default
# (which is 'utf-8' on Windows, or 'ascii' or 'latin-1' on others like Unix);
# savesUseKnownEncoding: 0=No, 1=Yes for Save only, 2=Yes for Save and SaveAs;
# imported from this file always: sys.path if main, else package relative;
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                       # 1) tries internally known type first (e.g., email charset)
opensAskUser = True    # 2) if True, try user input next (prefill with defaults)
opensEncoding = ''     # 3) if nonempty, try this encoding next: 'latin-1', 'cp500'
                       # 4) tries sys.getdefaultencoding() platform default next
                       # 5) uses binary mode bytes and Tk policy as the last resort

savesUseKnownEncoding = 1    # 1) if > 0, try known encoding from last open or save
savesAskUser = True          # 2) if True, try user input next (prefill with known?)
savesEncoding = ''           # 3) if nonempty, try this encoding next: 'utf-8', etc
                             # 4) tries sys.getdefaultencoding() as a last resort

"""
run without a DOS pop up on Windows; could use just a .pyw for both
imports and launch, but .py file retained for seeing any printed text
"""

exec(open('textEditor.py').read())    # as if pasted here (or textEditor.main())

#!/usr/bin/python
"""
convenience script to launch pyedit from arbitrary places with the import path set
as required;  sys.path for imports and open() must be relative to the known top-level
script's dir, not cwd -- cwd is script's dir if run by shortcut or icon click, but may
be anything if run from command-line typed into a shell console window: use argv path;
this is a .pyw to suppress console pop-up on Windows;  add this script's dir to your
system PATH to run from command-lines;  works on Unix too: / and  handled portably;
"""

import sys, os
mydir = os.path.dirname(sys.argv[0])                     # use my dir for open, path
sys.path.insert(1, os.sep.join([mydir] + ['..']*3))      # imports: PP4E root, 3 up
exec(open(os.path.join(mydir, 'textEditor.py')).read())

"""
################################################################################
PyEdit 2.1: a Python/tkinter text file editor and component.

Uses the Tk text widget, plus GuiMaker menus and toolbar buttons to
implement a full-featured text editor that can be run as a standalone
program, and attached as a component to other GUIs.  Also used by
PyMailGUI and PyView to edit mail text and image file notes, and by
PyMailGUI and PyDemos in pop-up mode to display source and text files.

New in version 2.1 (4E)
-updated to run under Python 3.X (3.1)
-added "grep" search menu option and dialog: threaded external files search
-verify app exit on quit if changes in other edit windows in process
-supports arbitrary Unicode encodings for files: per textConfig.py settings
-update change and font dialog implementations to allow many to be open
-runs self.update() before setting text in new editor for loadFirst
-various improvements to the Run Code option, per the next section

2.1 Run Code improvements:
-use base name after chdir to run code file, not possibly relative path
-use launch modes that support arguments for run code file mode on Windows
-run code inherits launchmodes backslash conversion (no longer required)

New in version 2.0 (3E)
-added simple font components input dialog
-use Tk 8.4 undo stack API to add undo/redo text modifications
-now verifies on quit, open, new, run, only if text modified and unsaved
-searches are case-insensitive now by default
-configuration module for initial font/color/size/searchcase

TBD (and suggested exercises):
-could also allow search case choice in GUI (not just config file)
-could use re patterns for searches and greps (see text chapter)
-could experiment with syntax-directed text colorization (see IDLE, others)
-could try to verify app exit for quit() in non-managed windows too?
-could queue each result as found in grep dialog thread to avoid delay
-could use images in toolbar buttons (per examples of this in Chapter 9)
-could scan line to map Tk insert position column to account for tabs on Info
-could experiment with "grep" tbd Unicode issues (see notes in the code);
################################################################################
"""

Version = '2.1'
import sys, os                                    # platform, args, run tools
from tkinter import *                             # base widgets, constants
from tkinter.filedialog   import Open, SaveAs     # standard dialogs
from tkinter.messagebox   import showinfo, showerror, askyesno
from tkinter.simpledialog import askstring, askinteger
from tkinter.colorchooser import askcolor
from PP4E.Gui.Tools.guimaker import *             # Frame + menu/toolbar builders

# general configurations
try:
    import textConfig                        # startup font and colors
    configs = textConfig.__dict__            # work if not on the path or bad
except:                                      # define in client app directory
    configs = {}

helptext = """PyEdit version %s
April, 2010
(2.0: January, 2006)
(1.0: October, 2000)

Programming Python, 4th Edition
Mark Lutz, for O'Reilly Media, Inc.

A text editor program and embeddable object
component, written in Python/tkinter.  Use
menu tear-offs and toolbar for quick access
to actions, and Alt-key shortcuts for menus.

Additions in version %s:
- supports Python 3.X
- new "grep" external files search dialog
- verifies app quit if other edit windows changed
- supports arbitrary Unicode encodings for files
- allows multiple change and font dialogs
- various improvements to the Run Code option

Prior version additions:
- font pick dialog
- unlimited undo/redo
- quit/open/new/run prompt save only if changed
- searches are case-insensitive
- startup configuration module textConfig.py
"""

START     = '1.0'                          # index of first char: row=1,col=0
SEL_FIRST = SEL + '.first'                 # map sel tag to index
SEL_LAST  = SEL + '.last'                  # same as 'sel.last'

FontScale = 0                              # use bigger font on Linux
if sys.platform[:3] != 'win':              # and other non-Windows boxes
    FontScale = 3


################################################################################
# Main class: implements editor GUI, actions
# requires a flavor of GuiMaker to be mixed in by more specific subclasses;
# not a direct subclass of GuiMaker because that class takes multiple forms.
################################################################################

class TextEditor:                        # mix with menu/toolbar Frame class
    startfiledir = '.'                   # for dialogs
    editwindows  = []                    # for process-wide quit check

    # Unicode configurations
    # imported in class to allow overrides in subclass or self
    if __name__ == '__main__':
        from textConfig import (               # my dir is on the path
            opensAskUser, opensEncoding,
            savesUseKnownEncoding, savesAskUser, savesEncoding)
    else:
        from .textConfig import (              # 2.1: always from this package
            opensAskUser, opensEncoding,
            savesUseKnownEncoding, savesAskUser, savesEncoding)

    ftypes = [('All files',     '*'),                 # for file open dialog
              ('Text files',   '.txt'),               # customize in subclass
              ('Python files', '.py')]                # or set in each instance

    colors = [{'fg':'black',      'bg':'white'},      # color pick list
              {'fg':'yellow',     'bg':'black'},      # first item is default
              {'fg':'white',      'bg':'blue'},       # tailor me as desired
              {'fg':'black',      'bg':'beige'},      # or do PickBg/Fg chooser
              {'fg':'yellow',     'bg':'purple'},
              {'fg':'black',      'bg':'brown'},
              {'fg':'lightgreen', 'bg':'darkgreen'},
              {'fg':'darkblue',   'bg':'orange'},
              {'fg':'orange',     'bg':'darkblue'}]

    fonts  = [('courier',    9+FontScale, 'normal'),  # platform-neutral fonts
              ('courier',   12+FontScale, 'normal'),  # (family, size, style)
              ('courier',   10+FontScale, 'bold'),    # or pop up a listbox
              ('courier',   10+FontScale, 'italic'),  # make bigger on Linux
              ('times',     10+FontScale, 'normal'),  # use 'bold italic' for 2
              ('helvetica', 10+FontScale, 'normal'),  # also 'underline', etc.
              ('ariel',     10+FontScale, 'normal'),
              ('system',    10+FontScale, 'normal'),
              ('courier',   20+FontScale, 'normal')]

    def __init__(self, loadFirst='', loadEncode=''):
        if not isinstance(self, GuiMaker):
            raise TypeError('TextEditor needs a GuiMaker mixin')
        self.setFileName(None)
        self.lastfind   = None
        self.openDialog = None
        self.saveDialog = None
        self.knownEncoding = None                   # 2.1 Unicode: till Open or Save
        self.text.focus()                           # else must click in text
        if loadFirst:
            self.update()                           # 2.1: else @ line 2; see book
            self.onOpen(loadFirst, loadEncode)

    def start(self):                                # run by GuiMaker.__init__
        self.menuBar = [                            # configure menu/toolbar
            ('File', 0,                             # a GuiMaker menu def tree
                 [('Open...',    0, self.onOpen),   # build in method for self
                  ('Save',       0, self.onSave),   # label, shortcut, callback
                  ('Save As...', 5, self.onSaveAs),
                  ('New',        0, self.onNew),
                  'separator',
                  ('Quit...',    0, self.onQuit)]
            ),
            ('Edit', 0,
                 [('Undo',       0, self.onUndo),
                  ('Redo',       0, self.onRedo),
                  'separator',
                  ('Cut',        0, self.onCut),
                  ('Copy',       1, self.onCopy),
                  ('Paste',      0, self.onPaste),
                  'separator',
                  ('Delete',     0, self.onDelete),
                  ('Select All', 0, self.onSelectAll)]
            ),
            ('Search', 0,
                 [('Goto...',    0, self.onGoto),
                  ('Find...',    0, self.onFind),
                  ('Refind',     0, self.onRefind),
                  ('Change...',  0, self.onChange),
                  ('Grep...',    3, self.onGrep)]
            ),
            ('Tools', 0,
                 [('Pick Font...', 6, self.onPickFont),
                  ('Font List',    0, self.onFontList),
                  'separator',
                  ('Pick Bg...',   3, self.onPickBg),
                  ('Pick Fg...',   0, self.onPickFg),
                  ('Color List',   0, self.onColorList),
                  'separator',
                  ('Info...',      0, self.onInfo),
                  ('Clone',        1, self.onClone),
                  ('Run Code',     0, self.onRunCode)]
            )]
        self.toolBar = [
            ('Save',  self.onSave,   {'side': LEFT}),
            ('Cut',   self.onCut,    {'side': LEFT}),
            ('Copy',  self.onCopy,   {'side': LEFT}),
            ('Paste', self.onPaste,  {'side': LEFT}),
            ('Find',  self.onRefind, {'side': LEFT}),
            ('Help',  self.help,     {'side': RIGHT}),
            ('Quit',  self.onQuit,   {'side': RIGHT})]

    def makeWidgets(self):                          # run by GuiMaker.__init__
        name = Label(self, bg='black', fg='white')  # add below menu, above tool
        name.pack(side=TOP, fill=X)                 # menu/toolbars are packed
                                                    # GuiMaker frame packs itself
        vbar  = Scrollbar(self)
        hbar  = Scrollbar(self, orient='horizontal')
        text  = Text(self, padx=5, wrap='none')        # disable line wrapping
        text.config(undo=1, autoseparators=1)          # 2.0, default is 0, 1

        vbar.pack(side=RIGHT,  fill=Y)
        hbar.pack(side=BOTTOM, fill=X)                 # pack text last
        text.pack(side=TOP,    fill=BOTH, expand=YES)  # else sbars clipped

        text.config(yscrollcommand=vbar.set)    # call vbar.set on text move
        text.config(xscrollcommand=hbar.set)
        vbar.config(command=text.yview)         # call text.yview on scroll move
        hbar.config(command=text.xview)         # or hbar['command']=text.xview

        # 2.0: apply user configs or defaults
        startfont = configs.get('font', self.fonts[0])
        startbg   = configs.get('bg',   self.colors[0]['bg'])
        startfg   = configs.get('fg',   self.colors[0]['fg'])
        text.config(font=startfont, bg=startbg, fg=startfg)
        if 'height' in configs: text.config(height=configs['height'])
        if 'width'  in configs: text.config(width =configs['width'])
        self.text = text
        self.filelabel = name


    ############################################################################
    # File menu commands
    ############################################################################

    def my_askopenfilename(self):      # objects remember last result dir/file
        if not self.openDialog:
           self.openDialog = Open(initialdir=self.startfiledir,
                                  filetypes=self.ftypes)
        return self.openDialog.show()

    def my_asksaveasfilename(self):    # objects remember last result dir/file
        if not self.saveDialog:
           self.saveDialog = SaveAs(initialdir=self.startfiledir,
                                    filetypes=self.ftypes)
        return self.saveDialog.show()

    def onOpen(self, loadFirst='', loadEncode=''):
        """
        2.1: total rewrite for Unicode support; open in text mode with
        an encoding passed in, input from the user, in textconfig, or
        platform default, or open as binary bytes for arbitrary Unicode
        encodings as last resort and drop 
 in Windows end-lines if
        present so text displays normally; content fetches are returned
        as str, so need to  encode on saves: keep encoding used here;

        tests if file is okay ahead of time to try to avoid opens;
        we could also load and manually decode bytes to str to avoid
        multiple open attempts, but this is unlikely to try all cases;

        encoding behavior is configurable in the local textConfig.py:
        1) tries known type first if passed in by client (email charsets)
        2) if opensAskUser True, try user input next (prefill wih defaults)
        3) if opensEncoding nonempty, try this encoding next: 'latin-1', etc.
        4) tries sys.getdefaultencoding() platform default next
        5) uses binary mode bytes and Tk policy as the last resort
        """

        if self.text_edit_modified():    # 2.0
            if not askyesno('PyEdit', 'Text has changed: discard changes?'):
                return

        file = loadFirst or self.my_askopenfilename()
        if not file:
            return

        if not os.path.isfile(file):
            showerror('PyEdit', 'Could not open file ' + file)
            return

        # try known encoding if passed and accurate (e.g., email)
        text = None     # empty file = '' = False: test for None!
        if loadEncode:
            try:
                text = open(file, 'r', encoding=loadEncode).read()
                self.knownEncoding = loadEncode
            except (UnicodeError, LookupError, IOError):         # lookup: bad name
                pass

        # try user input, prefill with next choice as default
        if text == None and self.opensAskUser:
            self.update()  # else dialog doesn't appear in rare cases
            askuser = askstring('PyEdit', 'Enter Unicode encoding for open',
                                initialvalue=(self.opensEncoding or
                                              sys.getdefaultencoding() or ''))
            self.text.focus() # else must click
            if askuser:
                try:
                    text = open(file, 'r', encoding=askuser).read()
                    self.knownEncoding = askuser
                except (UnicodeError, LookupError, IOError):
                    pass

        # try config file (or before ask user?)
        if text == None and self.opensEncoding:
            try:
                text = open(file, 'r', encoding=self.opensEncoding).read()
                self.knownEncoding = self.opensEncoding
            except (UnicodeError, LookupError, IOError):
                pass

        # try platform default (utf-8 on windows; try utf8 always?)
        if text == None:
            try:
                text = open(file, 'r', encoding=sys.getdefaultencoding()).read()
                self.knownEncoding = sys.getdefaultencoding()
            except (UnicodeError, LookupError, IOError):
                pass

        # last resort: use binary bytes and rely on Tk to decode
        if text == None:
            try:
                text = open(file, 'rb').read()         # bytes for Unicode
                text = text.replace(b'
', b'
')    # for display, saves
                self.knownEncoding = None
            except IOError:
                pass
        
        if text == None:
            showerror('PyEdit', 'Could not decode and open file ' + file)
        else:
            self.setAllText(text)
            self.setFileName(file)
            self.text.edit_reset()             # 2.0: clear undo/redo stks
            self.text.edit_modified(0)         # 2.0: clear modified flag

    def onSave(self):
        self.onSaveAs(self.currfile)  # may be None

    def onSaveAs(self, forcefile=None):
        """
        2.1: total rewrite for Unicode support: Text content is always
        returned as a str, so we must deal with encodings to save to
        a file here, regardless of open mode of the output file (binary
        requires bytes, and text must encode); tries the encoding used
        when opened or saved (if known), user input, config file setting,
        and platform default last; most users can use platform default;

        retains successful encoding name here for next save, because this
        may be the first Save after New or a manual text insertion;  Save
        and SaveAs may both use last known encoding, per config file (it
        probably should be used for Save, but SaveAs usage is unclear);
        gui prompts are prefilled with the known encoding if there is one;

        does manual text.encode() to avoid creating file; text mode files
        perform platform specific end-line conversion: Windows 
 dropped
        if present on open by text mode (auto) and binary mode (manually);
        if manual content inserts, must delete 
 else duplicates here;
        knownEncoding=None before first Open or Save, after New, if binary Open;

        encoding behavior is configurable in the local textConfig.py:
        1) if savesUseKnownEncoding > 0, try encoding from last open or save
        2) if savesAskUser True, try user input next (prefill with known?)
        3) if savesEncoding nonempty, try this encoding next: 'utf-8', etc
        4) tries sys.getdefaultencoding() as a last resort
        """
        filename = forcefile or self.my_asksaveasfilename()
        if not filename:
            return

        text = self.getAllText()      # 2.1: a str string, with 
 eolns,
        encpick = None                # even if read/inserted as bytes

        # try known encoding at latest Open or Save, if any
        if self.knownEncoding and (                                  # enc known?
           (forcefile     and self.savesUseKnownEncoding >= 1) or    # on Save?
           (not forcefile and self.savesUseKnownEncoding >= 2)):     # on SaveAs?
            try:
                text.encode(self.knownEncoding)
                encpick = self.knownEncoding
            except UnicodeError:
                pass
        # try user input, prefill with known type, else next choice
        if not encpick and self.savesAskUser:
            self.update()  # else dialog doesn't appear in rare cases
            askuser = askstring('PyEdit', 'Enter Unicode encoding for save',
                                initialvalue=(self.knownEncoding or
                                              self.savesEncoding or
                                              sys.getdefaultencoding() or ''))
            self.text.focus() # else must click
            if askuser:
                try:
                    text.encode(askuser)
                    encpick = askuser
                except (UnicodeError, LookupError):    # LookupError:  bad name
                    pass                               # UnicodeError: can't encode

        # try config file
        if not encpick and self.savesEncoding:
            try:
                text.encode(self.savesEncoding)
                encpick = self.savesEncoding
            except (UnicodeError, LookupError):
                pass

        # try platform default (utf8 on windows)
        if not encpick:
            try:
                text.encode(sys.getdefaultencoding())
                encpick = sys.getdefaultencoding()
            except (UnicodeError, LookupError):
                pass

        # open in text mode for endlines + encoding
        if not encpick:
            showerror('PyEdit', 'Could not encode for file ' + filename)
        else:
            try:
                file = open(filename, 'w', encoding=encpick)
                file.write(text)
                file.close()
            except:
                showerror('PyEdit', 'Could not write file ' + filename)
            else:
                self.setFileName(filename)          # may be newly created
                self.text.edit_modified(0)          # 2.0: clear modified flag
                self.knownEncoding = encpick        # 2.1: keep enc for next save
                                                    # don't clear undo/redo stks!
    def onNew(self):
        """
        start editing a new file from scratch in current window;
        see onClone to pop-up a new independent edit window instead;
        """
        if self.text_edit_modified():    # 2.0
            if not askyesno('PyEdit', 'Text has changed: discard changes?'):
                return
        self.setFileName(None)
        self.clearAllText()
        self.text.edit_reset()                 # 2.0: clear undo/redo stks
        self.text.edit_modified(0)             # 2.0: clear modified flag
        self.knownEncoding = None              # 2.1: Unicode type unknown

    def onQuit(self):
        """
        on Quit menu/toolbar select and wm border X button in toplevel windows;
        2.1: don't exit app if others changed;  2.0: don't ask if self unchanged;
        moved to the top-level window classes at the end since may vary per usage:
        a Quit in GUI might quit() to exit, destroy() just one Toplevel, Tk, or
        edit frame, or not be provided at all when run as an attached component;
        check self for changes, and if might quit(), main windows should check
        other windows in the process-wide list to see if they have changed too;
        """
        assert False, 'onQuit must be defined in window-specific sublass'

    def text_edit_modified(self):
        """
        2.1: this now works! seems to have been a bool result type issue in tkinter;
        2.0: self.text.edit_modified() broken in Python 2.4: do manually for now;
        """
        return self.text.edit_modified()
       #return self.tk.call((self.text._w, 'edit') + ('modified', None))


    ############################################################################
    # Edit menu commands
    ############################################################################

    def onUndo(self):                           # 2.0
        try:                                    # tk8.4 keeps undo/redo stacks
            self.text.edit_undo()               # exception if stacks empty
        except TclError:                        # menu tear-offs for quick undo
            showinfo('PyEdit', 'Nothing to undo')

    def onRedo(self):                           # 2.0: redo an undone
        try:
            self.text.edit_redo()
        except TclError:
            showinfo('PyEdit', 'Nothing to redo')

    def onCopy(self):                           # get text selected by mouse, etc.
        if not self.text.tag_ranges(SEL):       # save in cross-app clipboard
            showerror('PyEdit', 'No text selected')
        else:
            text = self.text.get(SEL_FIRST, SEL_LAST)
            self.clipboard_clear()
            self.clipboard_append(text)

    def onDelete(self):                         # delete selected text, no save
        if not self.text.tag_ranges(SEL):
            showerror('PyEdit', 'No text selected')
        else:
            self.text.delete(SEL_FIRST, SEL_LAST)

    def onCut(self):
        if not self.text.tag_ranges(SEL):
            showerror('PyEdit', 'No text selected')
        else:
            self.onCopy()                       # save and delete selected text
            self.onDelete()

    def onPaste(self):
        try:
            text = self.selection_get(selection='CLIPBOARD')
        except TclError:
            showerror('PyEdit', 'Nothing to paste')
            return
        self.text.insert(INSERT, text)          # add at current insert cursor
        self.text.tag_remove(SEL, '1.0', END)
        self.text.tag_add(SEL, INSERT+'-%dc' % len(text), INSERT)
        self.text.see(INSERT)                   # select it, so it can be cut

    def onSelectAll(self):
        self.text.tag_add(SEL, '1.0', END+'-1c')   # select entire text
        self.text.mark_set(INSERT, '1.0')          # move insert point to top
        self.text.see(INSERT)                      # scroll to top


    ############################################################################
    # Search menu commands
    ############################################################################

    def onGoto(self, forceline=None):
        line = forceline or askinteger('PyEdit', 'Enter line number')
        self.text.update()
        self.text.focus()
        if line is not None:
            maxindex = self.text.index(END+'-1c')
            maxline  = int(maxindex.split('.')[0])
            if line > 0 and line <= maxline:
                self.text.mark_set(INSERT, '%d.0' % line)      # goto line
                self.text.tag_remove(SEL, '1.0', END)          # delete selects
                self.text.tag_add(SEL, INSERT, 'insert + 1l')  # select line
                self.text.see(INSERT)                          # scroll to line
            else:
                showerror('PyEdit', 'Bad line number')

    def onFind(self, lastkey=None):
        key = lastkey or askstring('PyEdit', 'Enter search string')
        self.text.update()
        self.text.focus()
        self.lastfind = key
        if key:                                                    # 2.0: nocase
            nocase = configs.get('caseinsens', True)               # 2.0: config
            where = self.text.search(key, INSERT, END, nocase=nocase)
            if not where:                                          # don't wrap
                showerror('PyEdit', 'String not found')
            else:
                pastkey = where + '+%dc' % len(key)           # index past key
                self.text.tag_remove(SEL, '1.0', END)         # remove any sel
                self.text.tag_add(SEL, where, pastkey)        # select key
                self.text.mark_set(INSERT, pastkey)           # for next find
                self.text.see(where)                          # scroll display

    def onRefind(self):
        self.onFind(self.lastfind)

    def onChange(self):
        """
        non-modal find/change dialog
        2.1: pass per-dialog inputs to callbacks, may be > 1 change dialog open
        """
        new = Toplevel(self)
        new.title('PyEdit - change')
        Label(new, text='Find text?', relief=RIDGE, width=15).grid(row=0, column=0)
        Label(new, text='Change to?', relief=RIDGE, width=15).grid(row=1, column=0)
        entry1 = Entry(new)
        entry2 = Entry(new)
        entry1.grid(row=0, column=1, sticky=EW)
        entry2.grid(row=1, column=1, sticky=EW)

        def onFind():                         # use my entry in enclosing scope
            self.onFind(entry1.get())         # runs normal find dialog callback

        def onApply():
            self.onDoChange(entry1.get(), entry2.get())

        Button(new, text='Find',  command=onFind ).grid(row=0, column=2, sticky=EW)
        Button(new, text='Apply', command=onApply).grid(row=1, column=2, sticky=EW)
        new.columnconfigure(1, weight=1)      # expandable entries

    def onDoChange(self, findtext, changeto):
        # on Apply in change dialog: change and refind
        if self.text.tag_ranges(SEL):                      # must find first
            self.text.delete(SEL_FIRST, SEL_LAST)
            self.text.insert(INSERT, changeto)             # deletes if empty
            self.text.see(INSERT)
            self.onFind(findtext)                          # goto next appear
            self.text.update()                             # force refresh

    def onGrep(self):
        """
        new in version 2.1: threaded external file search;
        search matched filenames in directory tree for string;
        listbox clicks open matched file at line of occurrence;

        search is threaded so the GUI remains active and is not
        blocked, and to allow multiple greps to overlap in time;
        could use threadtools, but avoid loop in no active grep;

        grep Unicode policy: text files content in the searched tree
        might be in any Unicode encoding: we don't ask about each (as
        we do for opens), but allow the encoding used for the entire
        tree to be input, preset it to the platform filesystem or
        text default, and skip files that fail to decode; in worst
        cases, users may need to run grep N times if N encodings might
        exist;  else opens may raise exceptions, and opening in binary
        mode might fail to match encoded text against search string;

        TBD: better to issue an error if any file fails to decode?
        but utf-16 2-bytes/char format created in Notepad may decode
        without error per utf-8, and search strings won't be found;
        TBD: could allow input of multiple encoding names, split on
        comma, try each one for every file, without open loadEncode?
        """
        from PP4E.Gui.ShellGui.formrows import makeFormRow

        # nonmodal dialog: get dirnname, filenamepatt, grepkey
        popup = Toplevel()
        popup.title('PyEdit - grep')
        var1 = makeFormRow(popup, label='Directory root',   width=18, browse=False)
        var2 = makeFormRow(popup, label='Filename pattern', width=18, browse=False)
        var3 = makeFormRow(popup, label='Search string',    width=18, browse=False)
        var4 = makeFormRow(popup, label='Content encoding', width=18, browse=False)
        var1.set('.')      # current dir
        var2.set('*.py')   # initial values
        var4.set(sys.getdefaultencoding())    # for file content, not filenames
        cb = lambda: self.onDoGrep(var1.get(), var2.get(), var3.get(), var4.get())
        Button(popup, text='Go',command=cb).pack()

    def onDoGrep(self, dirname, filenamepatt, grepkey, encoding):
        """
        on Go in grep dialog: populate scrolled list with matches
        tbd: should producer thread be daemon so it dies with app?
        """
        import threading, queue

        # make non-modal un-closeable dialog
        mypopup = Tk()
        mypopup.title('PyEdit - grepping')
        status = Label(mypopup, text='Grep thread searching for: %r...' % grepkey)
        status.pack(padx=20, pady=20)
        mypopup.protocol('WM_DELETE_WINDOW', lambda: None)  # ignore X close

        # start producer thread, consumer loop
        myqueue = queue.Queue()
        threadargs = (filenamepatt, dirname, grepkey, encoding, myqueue)
        threading.Thread(target=self.grepThreadProducer, args=threadargs).start()
        self.grepThreadConsumer(grepkey, encoding, myqueue, mypopup)

    def grepThreadProducer(self, filenamepatt, dirname, grepkey, encoding, myqueue):
        """
        in a non-GUI parallel thread: queue find.find results list;
        could also queue matches as found, but need to keep window;
        file content and file names may both fail to decode here;

        TBD: could pass encoded bytes to find() to avoid filename
        decoding excs in os.walk/listdir, but which encoding to use:
        sys.getfilesystemencoding() if not None?  see also Chapter6
        footnote issue: 3.1 fnmatch always converts bytes per Latin-1;
        """
        from PP4E.Tools.find import find
        matches = []
        try:
            for filepath in find(pattern=filenamepatt, startdir=dirname):
                try:
                    textfile = open(filepath, encoding=encoding)
                    for (linenum, linestr) in enumerate(textfile):
                        if grepkey in linestr:
                            msg = '%s@%d  [%s]' % (filepath, linenum + 1, linestr)
                            matches.append(msg)
                except UnicodeError as X:
                    print('Unicode error in:', filepath, X)       # eg: decode, bom
                except IOError as X:
                    print('IO error in:', filepath, X)            # eg: permission
        finally:
            myqueue.put(matches)      # stop consumer loop on find excs: filenames?

    def grepThreadConsumer(self, grepkey, encoding, myqueue, mypopup):
        """
        in the main GUI thread: watch queue for results or [];
        there may be multiple active grep threads/loops/queues;
        there may be other types of threads/checkers in process,
        especially when PyEdit is attached component (PyMailGUI);
        """
        import queue
        try:
            matches = myqueue.get(block=False)
        except queue.Empty:
            myargs  = (grepkey, encoding, myqueue, mypopup)
            self.after(250, self.grepThreadConsumer, *myargs)
        else:
            mypopup.destroy()     # close status
            self.update()         # erase it now
            if not matches:
                showinfo('PyEdit', 'Grep found no matches for: %r' % grepkey)
            else:
                self.grepMatchesList(matches, grepkey, encoding)

    def grepMatchesList(self, matches, grepkey, encoding):
        """
        populate list after successful matches;
        we already know Unicode encoding from the search: use
        it here when filename clicked, so open doesn't ask user;
        """
        from PP4E.Gui.Tour.scrolledlist import ScrolledList
        print('Matches for %s: %s' % (grepkey, len(matches)))

        # catch list double-click
        class ScrolledFilenames(ScrolledList):
            def runCommand(self, selection):
                file, line = selection.split('  [', 1)[0].split('@')
                editor = TextEditorMainPopup(
                    loadFirst=file, winTitle=' grep match', loadEncode=encoding)
                editor.onGoto(int(line))
                editor.text.focus_force()   # no, really

        # new non-modal widnow
        popup = Tk()
        popup.title('PyEdit - grep matches: %r (%s)' % (grepkey, encoding))
        ScrolledFilenames(parent=popup, options=matches)


    ############################################################################
    # Tools menu commands
    ############################################################################

    def onFontList(self):
        self.fonts.append(self.fonts[0])           # pick next font in list
        del self.fonts[0]                          # resizes the text area
        self.text.config(font=self.fonts[0])

    def onColorList(self):
        self.colors.append(self.colors[0])         # pick next color in list
        del self.colors[0]                         # move current to end
        self.text.config(fg=self.colors[0]['fg'], bg=self.colors[0]['bg'])

    def onPickFg(self):
        self.pickColor('fg')                       # added on 10/02/00

    def onPickBg(self):                            # select arbitrary color
        self.pickColor('bg')                       # in standard color dialog

    def pickColor(self, part):                     # this is too easy
        (triple, hexstr) = askcolor()
        if hexstr:
            self.text.config(**{part: hexstr})

    def onInfo(self):
        """
        pop-up dialog giving text statistics and cursor location;
        caveat (2.1): Tk insert position column counts a tab as one
        character: translate to next multiple of 8 to match visual?
        """
        text  = self.getAllText()                  # added on 5/3/00 in 15 mins
        bytes = len(text)                          # words uses a simple guess:
        lines = len(text.split('
'))              # any separated by whitespace
        words = len(text.split())                  # 3.x: bytes is really chars
        index = self.text.index(INSERT)            # str is unicode code points
        where = tuple(index.split('.'))
        showinfo('PyEdit Information',
                 'Current location:

' +
                 'line:	%s
column:	%s

' % where +
                 'File text statistics:

' +
                 'chars:	%d
lines:	%d
words:	%d
' % (bytes, lines, words))

    def onClone(self, makewindow=True):
        """
        open a new edit window without changing one already open (onNew);
        inherits quit and other behavior of the window that it clones;
        2.1: subclass must redefine/replace this if makes its own popup,
        else this creates a bogus extra window here which will be empty;
        """
        if not makewindow:
             new = None                 # assume class makes its own window
        else:
             new = Toplevel()           # a new edit window in same process
        myclass = self.__class__        # instance's (lowest) class object
        myclass(new)                    # attach/run instance of my class

    def onRunCode(self, parallelmode=True):
        """
        run Python code being edited--not an IDE, but handy;
        tries to run in file's dir, not cwd (may be PP4E root);
        inputs and adds command-line arguments for script files;

        code's stdin/out/err = editor's start window, if any:
        run with a console window to see code's print outputs;
        but parallelmode uses start to open a DOS box for I/O;
        module search path will include '.' dir where started;
        in non-file mode, code's Tk root may be PyEdit's window;
        subprocess or multiprocessing modules may work here too;

        2.1: fixed to use base file name after chdir, not path;
        2.1: use StartArgs to allow args in file mode on Windows;
        2.1: run an update() after 1st dialog else 2nd dialog
        sometimes does not appear in rare cases;
        """
        def askcmdargs():
            return askstring('PyEdit', 'Commandline arguments?') or ''

        from PP4E.launchmodes import System, Start, StartArgs, Fork
        filemode = False
        thefile  = str(self.getFileName())
        if os.path.exists(thefile):
            filemode = askyesno('PyEdit', 'Run from file?')
            self.update()                                   # 2.1: run update()
        if not filemode:                                    # run text string
            cmdargs   = askcmdargs()
            namespace = {'__name__': '__main__'}            # run as top-level
            sys.argv  = [thefile] + cmdargs.split()         # could use threads
            exec(self.getAllText() + '
', namespace)       # exceptions ignored
        elif self.text_edit_modified():                     # 2.0: changed test
            showerror('PyEdit', 'Text changed: you must save before run')
        else:
            cmdargs = askcmdargs()
            mycwd   = os.getcwd()                           # cwd may be root
            dirname, filename = os.path.split(thefile)      # get dir, base
            os.chdir(dirname or mycwd)                      # cd for filenames
            thecmd  = filename + ' ' + cmdargs              # 2.1: not theFile
            if not parallelmode:                            # run as file
                System(thecmd, thecmd)()                    # block editor
            else:
                if sys.platform[:3] == 'win':               # spawn in parallel
                    run = StartArgs if cmdargs else Start   # 2.1: support args
                    run(thecmd, thecmd)()                   # or always Spawn
                else:
                    Fork(thecmd, thecmd)()                  # spawn in parallel
            os.chdir(mycwd)                                 # go back to my dir

    def onPickFont(self):
        """
        2.0 non-modal font spec dialog
        2.1: pass per-dialog inputs to callback, may be > 1 font dialog open
        """
        from PP4E.Gui.ShellGui.formrows import makeFormRow
        popup = Toplevel(self)
        popup.title('PyEdit - font')
        var1 = makeFormRow(popup, label='Family', browse=False)
        var2 = makeFormRow(popup, label='Size',   browse=False)
        var3 = makeFormRow(popup, label='Style',  browse=False)
        var1.set('courier')
        var2.set('12')              # suggested vals
        var3.set('bold italic')     # see pick list for valid inputs
        Button(popup, text='Apply', command=
               lambda: self.onDoFont(var1.get(), var2.get(), var3.get())).pack()

    def onDoFont(self, family, size, style):
        try:
            self.text.config(font=(family, int(size), style))
        except:
            showerror('PyEdit', 'Bad font specification')


    ############################################################################
    # Utilities, useful outside this class
    ############################################################################

    def isEmpty(self):
        return not self.getAllText()

    def getAllText(self):
        return self.text.get('1.0', END+'-1c')    # extract text as str string
    def setAllText(self, text):
        """
        caller: call self.update() first if just packed, else the
        initial position may be at line 2, not line 1 (2.1; Tk bug?)
        """
        self.text.delete('1.0', END)              # store text string in widget
        self.text.insert(END, text)               # or '1.0'; text=bytes or str
        self.text.mark_set(INSERT, '1.0')         # move insert point to top
        self.text.see(INSERT)                     # scroll to top, insert set
    def clearAllText(self):
        self.text.delete('1.0', END)              # clear text in widget

    def getFileName(self):
        return self.currfile
    def setFileName(self, name):                  # see also: onGoto(linenum)
        self.currfile = name  # for save
        self.filelabel.config(text=str(name))

    def setKnownEncoding(self, encoding='utf-8'): # 2.1: for saves if inserted
        self.knownEncoding = encoding             # else saves use config, ask?

    def setBg(self, color):
        self.text.config(bg=color)                # to set manually from code
    def setFg(self, color):
        self.text.config(fg=color)                # 'black', hexstring
    def setFont(self, font):
        self.text.config(font=font)               # ('family', size, 'style')

    def setHeight(self, lines):                   # default = 24h x 80w
        self.text.config(height=lines)            # may also be from textCongif.py
    def setWidth(self, chars):
        self.text.config(width=chars)

    def clearModified(self):
        self.text.edit_modified(0)                # clear modified flag
    def isModified(self):
        return self.text_edit_modified()          # changed since last reset?

    def help(self):
        showinfo('About PyEdit', helptext % ((Version,)*2))


################################################################################
# Ready-to-use editor classes
# mixes in a GuiMaker Frame subclass which builds menu and toolbars
#
# these classes are common use cases, but other configurations are possible;
# call TextEditorMain().mainloop() to start PyEdit as a standalone program;
# redefine/extend onQuit in a subclass to catch exit or destroy (see PyView);
# caveat: could use windows.py for icons, but quit protocol is custom here.
################################################################################

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 2.1: on quit(), don't silently exit entire app if any other changed edit
# windows are open in the process - changes would be lost because all other
# windows are closed too, including multiple Tk editor parents;  uses a list
# to keep track of all PyEdit window instances open in process; this may be
# too broad (if we destroy() instead of quit(), need only check children
# of parent being destroyed), but better to err on side of being too inclusive;
# onQuit moved here because varies per window type and is not present for all;
#
# assumes a TextEditorMainPopup is never a parent to other editor windows -
# Toplevel children are destroyed with their parents;  this does not address
# closes outside the scope of PyEdit classes here (tkinter quit is available
# on every widget, and any widget type may be a Toplevel parent!);  client is
# responsible for checking for editor content changes in all uncovered cases;
# note that tkinter's <Destroy> bind event won't help here, because its callback
# cannot run GUI operations such as text change tests and fetches - see the
# book and destroyer.py for more details on this event;
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------


###################################
# when text editor owns the window
###################################

class TextEditorMain(TextEditor, GuiMakerWindowMenu):
    """
    main PyEdit windows that quit() to exit app on a Quit in GUI, and build
    a menu on a window;  parent may be default Tk, explicit Tk, or Toplevel:
    parent must be a window, and probably should be a Tk so this isn't silently
    destroyed and closed with a parent;  all main PyEdit windows check all other
    PyEdit windows open in the process for changes on a Quit in the GUI, since
    a quit() here will exit the entire app;  the editor's frame need not occupy
    entire window (may have other parts: see PyView), but its Quit ends program;
    onQuit is run for Quit in toolbar or File menu, as well as window border X;
    """
    def __init__(self, parent=None, loadFirst='', loadEncode=''):
        # editor fills whole parent window
        GuiMaker.__init__(self, parent)                  # use main window menus
        TextEditor.__init__(self, loadFirst, loadEncode) # GuiMaker frame packs self
        self.master.title('PyEdit ' + Version)           # title, wm X if standalone
        self.master.iconname('PyEdit')
        self.master.protocol('WM_DELETE_WINDOW', self.onQuit)
        TextEditor.editwindows.append(self)

    def onQuit(self):                              # on a Quit request in the GUI
        close = not self.text_edit_modified()      # check self, ask?, check others
        if not close:
            close = askyesno('PyEdit', 'Text changed: quit and discard changes?')
        if close:
            windows = TextEditor.editwindows
            changed = [w for w in windows if w != self and w.text_edit_modified()]
            if not changed:
                GuiMaker.quit(self) # quit ends entire app regardless of widget type
            else:
                numchange = len(changed)
                verify = '%s other edit window%s changed: quit and discard anyhow?'
                verify = verify % (numchange, 's' if numchange > 1 else '')
                if askyesno('PyEdit', verify):
                    GuiMaker.quit(self)

class TextEditorMainPopup(TextEditor, GuiMakerWindowMenu):
    """
    popup PyEdit windows that destroy() to close only self on a Quit in GUI,
    and build a menu on a window;  makes own Toplevel parent, which is child
    to default Tk (for None) or other passed-in window or widget (e.g., a frame);
    adds to list so will be checked for changes if any PyEdit main window quits;
    if any PyEdit main windows will be created, parent of this should also be a
    PyEdit main window's parent so this is not closed silently while being tracked;
    onQuit is run for Quit in toolbar or File menu, as well as window border X;
    """
    def __init__(self, parent=None, loadFirst='', winTitle='', loadEncode=''):
        # create own window
        self.popup = Toplevel(parent)
        GuiMaker.__init__(self, self.popup)               # use main window menus
        TextEditor.__init__(self, loadFirst, loadEncode)  # a frame in a new popup
        assert self.master == self.popup
        self.popup.title('PyEdit ' + Version + winTitle)
        self.popup.iconname('PyEdit')
        self.popup.protocol('WM_DELETE_WINDOW', self.onQuit)
        TextEditor.editwindows.append(self)

    def onQuit(self):
        close = not self.text_edit_modified()
        if not close:
            close = askyesno('PyEdit', 'Text changed: quit and discard changes?')
        if close:
            self.popup.destroy()                       # kill this window only
            TextEditor.editwindows.remove(self)        # (plus any child windows)

    def onClone(self):
        TextEditor.onClone(self, makewindow=False)     # I make my own pop-up


#########################################
# when editor embedded in another window
#########################################

class TextEditorComponent(TextEditor, GuiMakerFrameMenu):
    """
    attached PyEdit component frames with full menu/toolbar options,
    which run a destroy() on a Quit in the GUI to erase self only;
    a Quit in the GUI verifies if any changes in self (only) here;
    does not intercept window manager border X: doesn't own window;
    does not add self to changes tracking list: part of larger app;
    """
    def __init__(self, parent=None, loadFirst='', loadEncode=''):
        # use Frame-based menus
        GuiMaker.__init__(self, parent)                   # all menus, buttons on
        TextEditor.__init__(self, loadFirst, loadEncode)  # GuiMaker must init 1st

    def onQuit(self):
        close = not self.text_edit_modified()
        if not close:
            close = askyesno('PyEdit', 'Text changed: quit and discard changes?')
        if close:
            self.destroy()   # erase self Frame but do not quit enclosing app

class TextEditorComponentMinimal(TextEditor, GuiMakerFrameMenu):
    """
    attached PyEdit component frames without Quit and File menu options;
    on startup, removes Quit from toolbar, and either deletes File menu
    or disables all its items (possibly hackish, but sufficient); menu and
    toolbar structures are per-instance data: changes do not impact others;
    Quit in GUI never occurs, because it is removed from available options;
    """
    def __init__(self, parent=None, loadFirst='', deleteFile=True, loadEncode=''):
        self.deleteFile = deleteFile
        GuiMaker.__init__(self, parent)                  # GuiMaker frame packs self
        TextEditor.__init__(self, loadFirst, loadEncode) # TextEditor adds middle

    def start(self):
        TextEditor.start(self)                         # GuiMaker start call
        for i in range(len(self.toolBar)):             # delete quit in toolbar
            if self.toolBar[i][0] == 'Quit':           # delete file menu items,
                del self.toolBar[i]                    # or just disable file
                break
        if self.deleteFile:
            for i in range(len(self.menuBar)):
                if self.menuBar[i][0] == 'File':
                    del self.menuBar[i]
                    break
        else:
            for (name, key, items) in self.menuBar:
                if name == 'File':
                    items.append([1,2,3,4,6])


################################################################################
# standalone program run
################################################################################

def testPopup():
    # see PyView and PyMail for component tests
    root = Tk()
    TextEditorMainPopup(root)
    TextEditorMainPopup(root)
    Button(root, text='More', command=TextEditorMainPopup).pack(fill=X)
    Button(root, text='Quit', command=root.quit).pack(fill=X)
    root.mainloop()

def main():                                           # may be typed or clicked
    try:                                              # or associated on Windows
        fname = sys.argv[1]                           # arg = optional filename
    except IndexError:                                # build in default Tk root
        fname = None
    TextEditorMain(loadFirst=fname).pack(expand=YES, fill=BOTH)   # pack optional
    mainloop()

if __name__ == '__main__':                            # when run as a script
    #testPopup()
    main()                                            # run .pyw for no DOS box