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Remove getInputsList from LSystemPlugin

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David Vierra 2016-07-17 08:09:03 -10:00
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src/mcedit2/synth/l_system_plugin.py
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@ -17,12 +17,11 @@ class LSystemPlugin(GeneratePlugin):
A GeneratePlugin subclass intended for driving an L-system.
Most of the GeneratePlugin methods are already implemented. To use an LSystemPlugin,
you need to implement `getInputsList` and `createInitialSymbol` - after that,
you need to implement `getOptionsWidget` and `createInitialSymbol` - after that,
previewing and generating the L-System is taken care of by LSystemPlugin.
If `getInputsList` is not capable enough for your needs, you may implement `getOptionsWidget`
from GeneratePlugin instead. If you do, you should add `self.iterationsSlider` to your widget
to control the iteration depth.
In your implementation of `getOptionsWidget`, you should add `self.iterationsSlider`
to your widget to control the iteration depth.
A `recursive` attribute is also available. If your L-System is not recursively defined - that
is, a finite number of iterations will result in a symbol list that has no further `replace`
@ -48,57 +47,6 @@ class LSystemPlugin(GeneratePlugin):
self.iterationsSlider.setValue(3)
self.iterationsSlider.valueChanged.connect(self.updatePreview)
def getInputsList(self):
"""
.... on second thought, not sure if I want to do this.
Return a list of (name, label, inputType, defaultValue, inputOptions) tuples to configure options
that are presented in the plugin's options widget.
This may be implemented by subclasses to easily present common types of inputs and ensure
the previews will be updated when the option's value is changed. Values will also be saved
to the user's preferences, keyed on the class name of this LSystemPlugin.
The values set by the user will be available in the LSystemPlugin's `inputValues`
attribute as a `dict`.
`name` is a string used as a key in the `optionValues` dict.
`label` is a string shown to the user in the options widget. `label` should be translated
using `self.tr("Label Text")`
`inputType` is one of the strings listed below for the different input types.
`defaultValue` is the initial value for the input.
`inputOptions` is a dict providing additional options for the input widget. See the input
types below for additional options for each input type.
Input types:
`SpinSlider`
An input for entering an integer using a text field, a pair of +/- buttons,
and a horizontal slider. The default value should be an integer.
`inputOptions`:
`min`: Minimum value.
`max`: Maximum value.
`BlockTypeButton`
An input for selecting a block type from the currently edited world.
`inputOptions`: None
`ChoiceButton`
An input for selecting one option from a list of possible options.
`TextField`
An input for entering arbitrary text. The default value should be a `str`, or
preferably a `unicode`.
`inputOptions`:
`placeholder`: Placeholder text to show in grey whenever the field is empty.
:return:
:rtype:
"""
def createInitialSymbol(self, bounds):
"""
Create and return the initial Symbol for the L-System. The symbol is typically initialized