import string,sys,os,time
import gtk
from gtk import GDK
from gtk import FALSE,TRUE
import os

__author__                      = "Brian Hone"
__email__                       = "bhone@eink.com"
__version__                     = "0.1"
__date__                        = "March 23, 2002"

class stuffToDo:
	def __init__(self):
		"""
		Initialize our stuffToDo class.  Open a file to write to
		"""
		self.fileHandle 	= open("/tmp/foo", "w")
		
	def writeStuff(self,inString):
		"""
		write stuff to our file
		"""
		self.fileHandle.write(inString)
		

class MainThing:
	def __init__(self):
		"""
		This starts our main loop
		"""
		self.win = gtk.GtkWindow()
		self.win.connect("delete_event", gtk.mainquit)
		# this connects key preses to a method
		self.win.connect("key_press_event", self.event_callback)
		self.win.show()
		self.myStuff = stuffToDo()
		# This sends us through our loop
		gtk.timeout_add(self.timeout, self.main_callback)
		
	def event_callback(self,widget, event=None):
		"""
		Here we catch button presses and send them to keyval_callback
		"""
		if event.type == GDK.BUTTON_PRESS:
			pass
		elif event.type == GDK.KEY_PRESS:
			self.keyval_callback(event)
			return TRUE
		return FALSE
		
	def keyval_callback(self, event):
		"""
		Here we take actions based on what keyvals we catch
		"""
		if event.keyval == 269025056:
			self.myStuff.writeStuff("Button 1: %s" % event.keyval)
		elif event.keyval == 2809:
			self.myStuff.writeStuff("Button 2: %s" % event.keyval)
		elif keyval == 269025049:
			self.myStuff.writeStuff("Button 3: %s" % event.keyval)
		elif event.keyval == 269025050:
			self.myStuff.writeStuff("Button 4: %s" % event.keyval)
		else:
			self.myStuff.writeStuff("Other: %s" % event.keyval)
				
	def main_callback(self):
		"""
		Here we keep the loop going
		"""
		gtk.timeout_add(self.timeout, self.main_callback)
		
if __name__=="__main__":
	a = MainThing()
	gtk.mainloop()