#!/usr/bin/python
# gfceu - Graphical launcher for FCE Ultra.
# Designed on Ubuntu, with platfrom independence in mind.
version = "0.6.0"
# Copyright (C) 2006  Lukas Sabota <punkrockguy318@comcast.net>
##
"""
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301, USA.
"""

  # # # # # # # #
# Python imports

import sys
import os
import pickle
import shutil
from optparse import OptionParser
from subprocess import Popen

  # # # # # # # #
# Messaging Functions
def gfceu_message(message, use_gtk=False):
  """
  gqfceu_message()
  
  This function prints messages to the user.  This is generally used for status
  messages.  However, it can be used for important messages as well.  If a
  GTK message_box is requried, the use_gtk flag can be enabled
  """
  print 'gfceu message:  '+message
  if use_gtk:
    msgbox = gtk.MessageDialog(parent=None, flags=0, type=gtk.MESSAGE_INFO,
      buttons=gtk.BUTTONS_CLOSE)
    msgbox.set_markup(message)
    msgbox.run()
    msgbox.destroy()

def gfceu_error(message, code, use_gtk=True, fatal=True):
  """
  gfceu_error()
  
  TODO:  This can be reworked to use the raise/except methods already defined
  in the standard python language.  One of these days...
  """
  print '# # # #'
  print 'gfceu ERROR code '+str(code)+':'
  print message
  print '# # # #'
  if use_gtk:
    msgbox = gtk.MessageDialog(parent=None, flags=0, type=gtk.MESSAGE_ERROR,
      buttons=gtk.BUTTONS_CLOSE)
    msgbox.set_markup('gfceu ERROR Code '+str(code)+':\n'+message)
    msgbox.run()
    msgbox.destroy()
  if fatal:
    sys.exit(code)
  

  # # # # # # # #
# Import libraries
try:
  import pytgtk
  pygtk.require("2.6")
except:
  pass
try:
  import gtk
except ImportError:
  gfceu_error('The PyGTK libraries cannot be found.\n\
  Ensure that PyGTK (>=2.0) is installed on this system.\n\
  On Debian based systems (like Ubuntu), try this command:\n\
  sudo apt-get install python-gtk2 libgtk2.0-0', 1, False)

try:
  import gtk.glade
except ImportError:
  gfceu_error('The glade libraries cannot be found.\n\
  Ensure that libglade is installed on this system.\n\
  On Debian based systems (like Ubuntu), try this command:\n\
  sudo apt-get install libglade2-0 python-gtk2', 2, False)
  
try:
  import gnomevfs
  have_gnomevfs = True
except ImportError:
  gfceu_error('The gnomevfs libraries cannot be found.\n\
  To enable ROM loading over the network, ensure that gnomevfs is installed on\
  this system.\n\
  On Debian based systems (like Ubuntu), try this command:\n\
  sudo apt-get install python-gtk2 libgnomevfs2-0', 5, False, False)
  have_gnomevfs = False


  # # # # # # # #
# GFCEU Functions

class game_options:
  sound_check = True
  fullscreen_check = False
  extra_entry = ''
  romfile = ''
  opengl_check = False
  join_radio = False
  join_add = ''
  join_port = 4046
  join_pass = ''
  host_radio = False
  host_port = 4046
  host_pass = ''
  no_network_radio = True
  network_rom = False
  

def load_options():
  global options, optionsfile
  try:
    ifile = file(optionsfile, 'r')
    options = pickle.load(ifile)
    pickle.load(ifile)
  except:
    return
  ifile.close()

def save_options():
  global options, optionsfile, appconfigdir
  ofile = file(optionsfile, 'w')
  pickle.dump(options, ofile)
  ofile.close()
    
def give_widgets():
  """
  give_widgets()
  
  This function takes data from the options struct and relays it to
  the GTK window
  """
  global xml, options
  try:
    widgets['rom_entry'].set_text(options.romfile)
    widgets['sound_check'].set_active(options.sound_check)
    
    widgets['fullscreen_check'].set_active(options.fullscreen_check)
    widgets['opengl_check'].set_active(options.opengl_check)
    
    widgets['extra_entry'].set_text(options.extra_entry)
        
    # Usability point:
    # Users will probably not want to remember their previous network setting.
    # Users may accidently be connecting to a remote server/hosting a game when
    # they were unaware.
    # No network is being set by default
    widgets['no_network_radio'].set_active(True)
    widgets['join_add'].set_text(options.join_add)
    widgets['join_port'].set_value(float(options.join_port))
    widgets['join_pass'].set_text(options.join_pass)
    widgets['host_port'].set_value(float(options.host_port))
    widgets['host_pass'].set_text(options.host_pass)

  except AttributeError:   
  # When new widgets are added, old pickle files might break.
    options = game_options()
    give_widgets() 
  
def setup_environment ():
  """
  Configures the environment if this is the first time the application
  has been run.  For instance, it checks for the options file and creates 
  it if it doesn't exist.  It also converts between the old version and 
  the new version of this application, which stores the options file in 
  a separate directory.
  """
       
  global appconfigdir, old_optionsfile, optionsfile
       
    
  if not os.path.exists(appconfigdir):
    # this is the first time the application is run.
    # create the directory
    gfceu_message("Creating application settings directory")
    os.mkdir(appconfigdir)
   
  if os.path.exists(old_optionsfile):
    # for full backwards compatibility, this file is processed, but moved 
    # to the new directory and filename for future compatibility
    gfceu_message("Old version of options file found, converting to new version")
    shutil.move(old_optionsfile,optionsfile)

def set_options():
  """ 
  set_options()
  
  This function grabs all of the data from the GTK widgets
  and stores it in the options object.
  """
  global xml
  options.romfile = widgets['rom_entry'].get_text()
  options.sound_check = widgets['sound_check'].get_active()
  
  options.fullscreen_check = widgets['fullscreen_check'].get_active()
  options.opengl_check = widgets['opengl_check'].get_active()
  
  options.extra_entry = widgets['extra_entry'].get_text()
  
  options.join_radio = widgets['join_radio'].get_active()
  options.host_radio = widgets['host_radio'].get_active()
  options.no_network_radio = widgets['no_network_radio'].get_active()
  options.join_add = widgets['join_add'].get_text()
  options.join_port = widgets['join_port'].get_value()
  options.join_pass = widgets['join_pass'].get_text()
  options.host_port = widgets['host_port'].get_value()
  options.host_pass = widgets['host_pass'].get_text()

  
def launch(passed, local=False):
  global xml, options, fceu_server_binary, fceu_binary, aoss_binary
  set_options()
  
  if options.sound_check:
    sound = '-sound 1 '
  else:
    sound = '-sound 0 '
    
  if options.fullscreen_check:
    fullscreen = '-fs 1 '
  else:
    fullscreen = '-fs 0 '
    
  if options.join_radio:
    if options.join_pass == '':
      netpass = ''
    else:
      netpass = '-netpassword ' + '"' + options.join_pass + '" '
    network = '-connect "' + options.join_add + '"'\
    ' -netport '+ str(options.join_port) + ' ' + netpass
  else:
    network = ''
  
  if options.host_radio:
    if options.host_pass == '':
      netpass = ' '
    else:
      netpass = ' -netpassword ' + '"' + options.host_pass + '" '
    network = '-connect localhost -netport '+\
    str(options.host_port) + netpass + ' '
      
    
  if local:
    network = ''
  
  if options.opengl_check:
    opengl = '-opengl 1 '
  else:
    opengl = '-opengl 0 '
  
  command =  aoss_binary + ' ' + fceu_binary +' '+ sound + fullscreen +\
  network + opengl + options.extra_entry + ' '+ passed
  gfceu_message('Command: ' + command)

  
  if options.host_radio:
    xterm_binary = find_binary("xterm")
    if xterm_binary == None:
      gfceu_error("Cannot find xterm on this system.  You will not \n\
      be informed of server output.", 102, True, False)
      args = [fceu_server_binary]
    else:
      args = [xterm_binary, "-e", fceu_server_binary]
    args.append('--port')
    args.append(str(options.host_port))
    if options.host_pass:
      args.append("--password")
      args.append(options.host_pass)
    pid = Popen(args).pid
  
  widgets['main_window'].hide()
  
  # os.system() is a blocker, so we must force
  # gtk to process our events.
  while gtk.events_pending():
    gtk.main_iteration_do()
  
  os.system(command)
  if options.host_radio:
    os.kill(pid, 9)
  widgets['main_window'].show()

def find_binary(this_binary):
  path = os.getenv('PATH')
  directories= []
  directory = ''
  # check for '$' so last entry is processed
  for x in path + '$':
    if x != ':' and x != '$':
      directory = directory + x
    else:
      directories.append(directory)
      directory = ''

  for x in directories:
    if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(x, this_binary)):
      return os.path.join(x,this_binary)

  if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(os.curdir,this_binary)):
    return os.path.join(os.curdir, this_binary)
        
  return None
  
  # # # # # # # #
# GTK Signal Handlers
class GladeHandlers:
  def launch_button_clicked(arg1):
    global xml
    global options
    options.romfile = widgets['rom_entry'].get_text()
    if widgets['rom_entry'].get_text() == '':
      gfceu_message('Please specify a ROM to open in the main tab.', True)
      return
    if options.network_rom:
      try:
        myvfs = gnomevfs.Handle(options.romfile)
        # FIXME
        # Smarter way of handling this?  Copying direct error information?
      except gnomevfs.HostNotFoundError:
        gfceu_error("Remote ROM host not found.", 7, True, False)
        return
      except:
        gfceu_error("Failed to open the network ROM.", 6, True, False)
        return
      myfile = file('/tmp/gfceu.nes', 'wb')
      while 1:
        try:
    	    myfile.write(myvfs.read(1024))
        except gnomevfs.EOFError:
  	      break
        except:
  	      gfceu_error("Failed to open the network ROM.", 10, True, False)
  	      return
      
      myvfs.close()
      myfile.close()
      romfile = '/tmp/gfceu.nes'
    else:
      romfile = options.romfile
      
    launch('"'+romfile+'"')


  def about_button_clicked(arg1):
    global xml
    widgets['about_dialog'].set_name('GNOME FCE Ultra '+version)
    widgets['about_dialog'].run()
    widgets['about_dialog'].hide()

  def browse_button_clicked(widget):
    global xml,options
    set_options()
    chooser = gtk.FileChooserDialog("Open...",  None,
            gtk.FILE_CHOOSER_ACTION_OPEN,
  			    (gtk.STOCK_CANCEL, gtk.RESPONSE_CANCEL,
  			     gtk.STOCK_OPEN, gtk.RESPONSE_OK))
    if have_gnomevfs:
      chooser.set_property("local-only", False)
    else:
      chooser.set_property("local-only", True)

    chooser.set_default_response(gtk.RESPONSE_OK)
    
    filter=gtk.FileFilter()
    filter.set_name("NES Roms")
    filter.add_mime_type("application/x-nes-rom")
    filter.add_mime_type("application/zip")
    filter.add_pattern("*.nes")
    filter.add_pattern("*.zip")
    chooser.add_filter(filter)
    
    filter = gtk.FileFilter()
    filter.set_name("All files")
    filter.add_pattern("*")
    chooser.add_filter(filter)
    

    
    if options.romfile == '':
      folder = os.getenv('HOME')
    else:
      folder = os.path.split(options.romfile)[0]
      
    chooser.set_current_folder (folder)
    
    response = chooser.run()
    chooser.hide()
    
    if response == gtk.RESPONSE_OK:
      if chooser.get_filename():
        x = chooser.get_filename()
        widgets['rom_entry'].set_text(x)
        options.romfile = x
        options.network_rom = False
      elif chooser.get_uri():
        x = chooser.get_uri()
        widgets['rom_entry'].set_text(x)
        options.romfile = x
        options.network_rom = True

  def gamepad_clicked(widget):
    print widget.name
    d = {'gp1_button' : '1',
         'gp2_button' : '2',
         'gp3_button' : '3',
         'gp4_button' : '4'}
    command = '-inputcfg gamepad' + d[widget.name] + ' /dev/null'
    launch(command, True)

  def config_help_button_clicked(arg1):
    msgbox = gtk.MessageDialog(parent=None, flags=0,
      type=gtk.MESSAGE_INFO, buttons=gtk.BUTTONS_CLOSE)
    msgbox.set_markup("Once a gamepad is seleceted, a titlebar will be displayed\
   indicating a NES button.  Press the button or key you would like to have\
   associated with the button indicated on the titlebar.  This process\
   will repeat until all buttons on the gamepad are configured.")
    msgbox.run()
    msgbox.hide()


  def join_radio_clicked(arg1):
    global options
    widgets['join_frame'].set_sensitive(True)
    widgets['host_frame'].set_sensitive(False)
    options.join_radio = True
    options.host_radio = False
    options.no_network_radio = False
    
  def host_radio_clicked(arg1):
    global fceu_server_binary
    if widgets['host_radio'].get_active():
      fceu_server_binary = find_binary('fceu-server')
      if fceu_server_binary == None:
        if os.name == 'nt':
          gfceu_error("The fceu server software cannot be found. \n\
          Ensure that it is installed in the same directory as \n\
          GFCE Ultra.", 102, True, False)
        else:
          gfceu_error("The fceu server software cannot be found on \n\
          this system.  Ensure that it is installed and in your path.",
          101, True, False)
        widgets['no_network_radio'].set_active(True)
        options.no_network_radio = True
        return False

      gfceu_message("Using: "+fceu_server_binary)
      widgets['join_frame'].set_sensitive(False)
      widgets['host_frame'].set_sensitive(True)
      options.join_radio = False
      options.host_radio = True
      options.no_network_radio = False

  def no_network_radio_clicked(arg1):
    widgets['join_frame'].set_sensitive(False)
    widgets['host_frame'].set_sensitive(False)
    options.join_radio = False
    options.host_radio = False
    options.no_network_radio = True
  
  def end(widget,arg=0):
    global xml, options, optionsfile
    set_options()
    save_options()
    gtk.main_quit()
  
##############################################################################
# Globals
options = None
appconfigdir = os.getenv('HOME') + '/.gfceu'
old_optionsfile = os.getenv('HOME')+'/.gfceu_options'
optionsfile = appconfigdir + 'gfceu_options.dat'
fceu_binary = None
aoss_binary = None
fceu_server_binary = None
#version is defined earlier in the code
#have_vfs is defined earlier in the code

class WidgetsWrapper:
  def __init__(self):
    # Search for the glade file
    # Check first in the directory of this script.
    if os.path.isfile(os.path.dirname(sys.argv[0])+'/gfceu.glade'):
      glade_file = os.path.dirname(sys.argv[0])+'/gfceu.glade'
    # Then check in the share directory (installed)
    elif os.path.isfile(os.path.dirname(sys.argv[0]) +\
    '/../share/gfceu/gfceu.glade'):
      glade_file = os.path.dirname(sys.argv[0])+'/../share/gfceu/gfceu.glade'
    else:
      print 'ERROR.'
      print 'Could not find the glade interface file.'
      print 'Try reinstalling the application.'
    
    self.widgets = gtk.glade.XML(glade_file)
    self.widgets.signal_autoconnect(GladeHandlers.__dict__)

  def __getitem__(self, key):
    return self.widgets.get_widget(key)


  # # # # # # # #
# main
if __name__ == '__main__':
  # Parse options
  parser = OptionParser(version='%prog '+ version)
  parser.parse_args()
  
  fceu_binary = find_binary('fceu')
  if fceu_binary == None:
    gfceu_error('Could not find the fceu binary.\n\
    Ensure that FCE Ultra is installed and in the $PATH.\n\
    On Debian based systems (like Ubuntu), try the following command:\n\
    sudo apt-get install fceu', 4, True)
  else:
    gfceu_message('Using: '+fceu_binary)
  aoss_binary = find_binary('aoss')
  if aoss_binary == None:
    gfceu_error('Could not find the the ALSA OSS wrapper.\n\
    GFCEU will not be able to share the sound device with other applications.\n\
    On Debian based systems (like Ubuntu), try the following command:\n\
    sudo apt-get install alsa-oss', 76, True, False)

  widgets = WidgetsWrapper()
  widgets['main_window'].show_all()
  setup_environment()

  options = game_options()
  load_options()
  give_widgets()
  try:
    gtk.main()
  except KeyboardInterrupt:
    sys.exit(0)
