main.py 文件源码

def __init__(self):
        Gtk.TextView.__init__(self)
        self._update_pending = False
        self._subject = ''
        self.connect('notify::timelog', self.queue_update)
        self.connect('notify::name', self.update_subject)
        self.connect('notify::date', self.queue_update)
        self.connect('notify::time-range', self.queue_update)
        self.connect('notify::report-style', self.queue_update)
        self.connect('notify::visible', self.queue_update)
        self.connect('notify::recipient', self.update_already_sent_indication)
        self.bind_property('body', self.get_buffer(), 'text',
                           GObject.BindingFlags.BIDIRECTIONAL)
        if (Gtk.MAJOR_VERSION, Gtk.MINOR_VERSION) < (3, 16):
            # Seems like a bug on GTK+ 3.10 where editing text doesn't emit the
            # notify::text signal, and so property bindings don't get updated.
            # I don't have the patience to dig through bugzilla to find when
            # the bug was fixed, or to test GTK+ 3.12/3.14, so I'll just apply
            # the workaround for all GTK+ versions older than the one I
            # currently use, which doesn't have the bug.  The workaround should
            # be harmless.
            self.get_buffer().connect('changed', self.buffer_changed_workaround)
        # GTK+ versions before 3.16 did not have a 'monospace' property.
        # GTK+ themes other than Adwaita ignore the 'monospace' property and
        # use a proportional font for text widgets.
        self.override_font(Pango.FontDescription.from_string("Monospace"))

        filename = Settings().get_report_log_file()
        self.record = ReportRecord(filename)