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"""Implement Observable interface (see
http://www.zope.org/Members/michel/Projects/Interfaces/ObserverAndNotification)
This class is intended to be used as a mixin (note that it doesn't
derive from any Zope persistence classes, for instance).

$Id: DefaultObservable.py 40218 2005-11-18 14:39:19Z andreasjung $
"""
from types import StringType

class DefaultObservable:
    """
    See the Interfaces wiki for design notes:

http://www.zope.org/Members/michel/Projects/Interfaces/ObserverAndNotification

    DefaultObservable is intended to be used as a mix-in, like so::

        from OFS.SimpleItem import SimpleItem
        from OFS.DefaultObservable import DefaultObservable

        class Foo( SimpleItem, DefaultObservable ):
            '''
                Some foo or other
            '''
            ...
            def bar( self, ... ):
                '''
                '''
                ...
                self.notify( "bar" )

    Clients register with a Foo instance using the methods of the
    Observable interface, e.g.::

        foo.registerObserver( self.getPhysicalPath() + ( 'watchFoo',) )

    When the Foo instance has its 'bar()' method called, it will
    notify all registered observers, passing 'bar' as the event;  in
    this case, the client's 'watchFoo()' method will be called, with
    the foo object and 'bar' passed as parameters.
    """

    def __init__( self, debug=0 ):
        self._observers = []
        self._debug = debug

    def _normalize( self, observer ):

        # Assert that observer is a string or a sequence of strings.
        if type( observer ) != StringType:
            observer = '/'.join( observer)

        return observer

    #
    #   Observable interface methods.
    #
    def registerObserver( self, observer ):

        normal = self._normalize( observer )
        if self.restrictedTraverse( normal, None ):
            self._observers.append( normal )
        else:
            raise NameError, observer

    def unregisterObserver( self, observer ):

        self._observers.remove( self._normalize( observer ) )

    #
    #   Convenience method for derivatives.
    #
    def notify( self, event=None ):

        bozos = []

        for observer in self._observers:

            obj = self.restrictedTraverse( observer, None )

            if obj is not None:
                try:
                    obj( self, event )
                except:
                    bozos.append( observer ) # Veto not allowed!
                    if self._debug:
                        import traceback
                        traceback.print_exc()
            else:
                bozos.append( observer )

        for bozo in bozos:
            try: # avoid race condition if unregister() called before now
                self._observers.remove( bozo )
            except:
                pass


#
#   Unit tests
#

if __name__ == '__main__':

    class DontGoHere( Exception ): pass

    class Idawanna( Exception ): pass

    class TestSubject( DefaultObservable ):

        def __init__( self, paths ):
            DefaultObservable.__init__( self, 0 )
            self.paths = paths

        def restrictedTraverse( self, path, default ):
            return self.paths.get( path, default )

    callbacks = {}

    def recordCallback( name, subject, event ):
        cbrec = callbacks.get( name, None )
        if cbrec is None:
            cbrec = callbacks[ name ] = []
        cbrec.append( ( subject, event ) )


    class TestObserver:

        def __call__( self, subject, event ):
            recordCallback( 'direct', subject, event )

        def namedCallback( self, subject, event ):
            recordCallback( 'named', subject, event )

        def named2Callback( self, subject, event ):
            recordCallback( 'named2', subject, event )

        def boundCallback( self, subject, event ):
            recordCallback( 'bound', subject, event )

    def freefuncObserver( subject, event ):
        recordCallback( 'freefunc', subject, event )

    def tryVeto( subject, event ):
        """ Simulate attempted veto. """
        raise Idawanna

    observer = TestObserver()

    # Simulate Zope's path traversal mechanism.
    paths = {}
    paths[ 'direct'         ] = observer
    paths[ 'direct/named'   ] = observer.namedCallback
    paths[ 'direct/named2'  ] = observer.named2Callback
    paths[ 'bound'          ] = observer.boundCallback
    paths[ 'freefunc'       ] = freefuncObserver
    paths[ 'tryVeto'        ] = tryVeto

    subject = TestSubject( paths )

    subject.registerObserver( 'direct' )
    subject.registerObserver( 'bound' )
    subject.registerObserver( 'direct/named' )
    subject.registerObserver( ( 'direct', 'named2' ) )
    subject.registerObserver( 'freefunc' )
    subject.registerObserver( 'tryVeto' )

    try:
        subject.registerObserver( 'nonesuch' )
        raise DontGoHere( 'path not found' )
    except NameError:
        pass
    except:
        import traceback
        traceback.print_exc()

    try:
        subject.registerObserver( 3.1415926 )
        raise DontGoHere( 'non-path' )
    except TypeError:
        pass
    except:
        import traceback
        traceback.print_exc()

    subject.notify( 'First event' )

    subject.unregisterObserver( 'bound' )
    subject.notify( { 'name' : 'Second event', 'value' : 42 } )

    for key in callbacks.keys():
        print '[%s]' % key
        for cb in callbacks[ key ]:
            print '    %s' % `cb`