# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
-# along with this program (gpl.txt); if not, write to the Free Software
+# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
-import os, re, subprocess
+import argparse, sys, os, re, subprocess
import gui
# for auto-config: common names of internal connectors
RIGHT = 1
EXTERNAL_ONLY = 2
+# storing what's necessary for screen setup
+class ScreenSetup:
+ def __init__(self, relPosition, intResolution, extResolution, extIsPrimary = False):
+ '''relPosition must be one of the RelativeScreenPosition members, the resolutions must be (width, height) pairs'''
+ self.relPosition = relPosition
+ self.intResolution = intResolution # value doesn't matter if the internal screen is disabled
+ self.extResolution = extResolution
+ self.extIsPrimary = extIsPrimary or self.relPosition == RelativeScreenPosition.EXTERNAL_ONLY # external is always primary if it is the only one
+
+ def getInternalArgs(self):
+ if self.relPosition == RelativeScreenPosition.EXTERNAL_ONLY:
+ return ["--off"]
+ args = ["--mode", res2xrandr(self.intResolution)] # set internal screen to desired resolution
+ if not self.extIsPrimary:
+ args.append('--primary')
+ return args
+
+ def getExternalArgs(self, intName):
+ args = ["--mode", res2xrandr(self.extResolution)] # set external screen to desired resolution
+ if self.extIsPrimary:
+ args.append('--primary')
+ if self.relPosition == RelativeScreenPosition.LEFT:
+ args += ['--left-of', intName]
+ elif self.relPosition == RelativeScreenPosition.RIGHT:
+ args += ['--right-of', intName]
+ return args
+
# Load a section-less config file: maps parameter names to space-separated lists of strings (with shell quotation)
def loadConfigFile(file):
import shlex
curKey = line[:pos].strip()
result[curKey] = shlex.split(line[pos+1:]) # shlex.split also strips
except Exception:
- raise Exception("Invalid config, line %d: Error parsing line (quoting issue?)." % linenr)
+ raise Exception("Invalid config, line %d: Error parsing line (may be a quoting issue)." % linenr)
# add some convencience get functions
return result
+# helper function: execute a process, return output as iterator, throw exception if there was an error
+# you *must* iterate to the end if you use this!
+def processOutputGen(*args):
+ p = subprocess.Popen(args, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
+ for line in p.stdout:
+ yield line
+ p.wait() # wait for process to exit (it closed stdout, so it can't block anymore)
+ if p.returncode != 0:
+ raise Exception("Error executing "+str(args))
+def processOutputIt(*args):
+ return list(processOutputGen(*args)) # list() iterates over the generator
+
+# Run xrandr and return a dict of output names mapped to lists of available resolutions, each being a (width, height) pair.
+# An empty list indicates that the connector is disabled.
def getXrandrInformation():
- p = subprocess.Popen(["xrandr", "-q"], stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
connectors = {} # map of connector names to a list of resolutions
connector = None # current connector
- for line in p.stdout:
+ for line in processOutputGen("xrandr", "-q"):
# screen?
m = re.search(r'^Screen [0-9]+: ', line)
if m is not None: # ignore this line
# not fatal as my xrandr shows strange stuff when a display is enabled, but not connected
#raise Exception("Unknown line in xrandr output:\n"+line)
print "Warning: Unknown xrandr line %s" % line
- # be sure to always proprly finish up with the xrandr
- p.communicate()
- # if everything succeededso far, check return code
- if p.returncode != 0: raise Exception("Querying xrandr for data failed.")
return connectors
+# convert a (width, height) pair into a string accepted by xrandr as argument for --mode
def res2xrandr(res):
(w, h) = res
return str(w)+'x'+str(h)
+# convert a (width, height) pair into a string to be displayed to the user
def res2user(res):
(w, h) = res
# get ratio
strRatio = '16:%d' % ratio
return '%dx%d (%s)' %(w, h, strRatio)
+# return the first available connector from those listed in tryConnectors, skipping disabled connectors
def findAvailableConnector(tryConnectors, allConnectors):
for connector in tryConnectors:
if connector in allConnectors and allConnectors[connector]: # if the connector exists and is active (i.e. there is a resolution)
return connector
return None
-# the main function
-def main():
- # load connectors and options
- connectors = getXrandrInformation()
+# Return a (internalConnector, externalConnectors) pair: The name of the internal connector, and a list of external connectors.
+# Use the config file at ~/.dsl.conf and fall back to auto-detection
+def classifyConnectors(allConnectors):
config = loadConfigFile(os.getenv('HOME') + '/.dsl.conf')
# find internal connector
if 'internalConnector' in config:
if len(config['internalConnector']) != 1:
raise Exception("You must specify exactly one internal connector.")
internalConnector = config['internalConnector'][0]
- if not internalConnector in connectors:
+ if not internalConnector in allConnectors:
raise Exception("Connector %s does not exist, there is an error in your config file." % internalConnector)
else:
# auto-config
- internalConnector = findAvailableConnector(commonInternalConnectorNames, connectors)
+ internalConnector = findAvailableConnector(commonInternalConnectorNames, allConnectors)
if internalConnector is None:
raise Exception("Could not automatically find internal connector, please use ~/.dsl.conf to specify it manually.")
# all the rest is external then, obviously - unless the user wants to do that manually
if 'externalConnectors' in config:
externalConnectors = config['externalConnectors']
for connector in externalConnectors:
- if not connector in connectors:
+ if not connector in allConnectors:
raise Exception("Connector %s does not exist, there is an error in your config file." % connector)
if connector == internalConnector:
raise Exception("%s is both internal and external, that doesn't make sense." % connector)
else:
- externalConnectors = connectors.keys()
+ externalConnectors = allConnectors.keys()
externalConnectors.remove(internalConnector)
if not externalConnectors:
raise Exception("No external connector found - either your config is wrong, or your machine has only one connector.")
-
- # default: screen off
- args = {} # maps connector names to xrand arguments
- for c in externalConnectors+[internalConnector]:
- args[c] = ["--off"]
-
- # Check what to do
- usedExternalConnector = findAvailableConnector(externalConnectors, connectors) # *the* external connector which is actually used
- if usedExternalConnector is not None: # there's an external screen connected, we need to ask what to do
- internalResolutions = connectors[internalConnector]
- externalResolutions = connectors[usedExternalConnector]
- dialogue = gui.getDialogue(usedExternalConnector, map(res2user, internalResolutions), map(res2user, externalResolutions))
- if not dialogue.run(): sys.exit(1) # the user canceled
- extResolution = res2xrandr(externalResolutions[dialogue.getExtResolutionIndex()])
- intResolution = res2xrandr(internalResolutions[dialogue.getIntResolutionIndex()])
- relPosition = dialogue.getRelativeScreenPosition()
- # build command-line
- args[usedExternalConnector] = ["--mode", extResolution] # set external screen to desired resolution
- if relPosition == RelativeScreenPosition.EXTERNAL_ONLY:
- args[usedExternalConnector] += ["--primary"]
- else:
- # there are two screens
- args[internalConnector] = ["--mode", intResolution] # set internal screen to desired resolution
- # set position
- if relPosition == RelativeScreenPosition.LEFT:
- args[usedExternalConnector] += ["--left-of", internalConnector]
- else:
- args[usedExternalConnector] += ["--right-of", internalConnector]
- # set primary screen
- if dialogue.externalIsPrimary():
- args[usedExternalConnector] += ["--primary"]
- else:
- args[internalConnector] += ["--primary"]
- else:
- # use first resolution
- args[internalConnector] = ["--mode", res2xrandr(connectors[internalConnector][0]), "--primary"]
- # and do it
- call = ["xrandr"]
- for name in args:
- call += ["--output", name] + args[name]
- print "Call that will be made:",call
- subprocess.check_call(call)
+ # done!
+ return (internalConnector, externalConnectors)
# if we run top-level
if __name__ == "__main__":
try:
- main()
+ # parse command-line arguments
+ parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='easy Display Setup for Laptops')
+ parser.add_argument("-r, --relative-position",
+ dest="rel_position", choices=('left', 'right', 'external-only'),
+ help="Position of external screen relative to internal one")
+ cmdArgs = parser.parse_args()
+
+ # load connectors and classify them
+ connectors = getXrandrInformation()
+ (internalConnector, externalConnectors) = classifyConnectors(connectors)
+
+ # default: screen off
+ connectorArgs = {} # maps connector names to xrand arguments
+ for c in externalConnectors+[internalConnector]:
+ connectorArgs[c] = ["--off"]
+
+ # check whether we got an external screen or not
+ # Check what to do
+ usedExternalConnector = findAvailableConnector(externalConnectors, connectors) # *the* external connector which is actually used
+ if usedExternalConnector is not None:
+ # there's an external screen connected, we need to get a setup
+ if cmdArgs.rel_position is not None:
+ # use command-line arguments (can we do this relPosition stuff more elegant?)
+ if cmdArgs.rel_position == 'left':
+ relPosition = RelativeScreenPosition.LEFT
+ elif cmdArgs.rel_position == 'right':
+ relPosition = RelativeScreenPosition.RIGHT
+ else:
+ relPosition = RelativeScreenPosition.EXTERNAL_ONLY
+ setup = ScreenSetup(relPosition, connectors[internalConnector][0], connectors[usedExternalConnector][0]) # use default resolutions
+ else:
+ # use GUI
+ setup = gui.setup(connectors[internalConnector], connectors[usedExternalConnector])
+ if setup is None: sys.exit(1) # the user canceled
+ # apply it
+ connectorArgs[internalConnector] = setup.getInternalArgs()
+ connectorArgs[usedExternalConnector] = setup.getExternalArgs(internalConnector)
+ else:
+ # use first resolution of internal connector
+ connectorArgs[internalConnector] = ["--mode", res2xrandr(connectors[internalConnector][0]), "--primary"]
+
+ # and do it
+ call = ["xrandr"]
+ for name in connectorArgs:
+ call += ["--output", name] + connectorArgs[name]
+ print "Call that will be made:",call
+ subprocess.check_call(call)
except Exception as e:
gui.error(str(e))
raise
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