Best Python code snippet using yandex-tank
screen.py
Source: screen.py
...74 if len(right_line_plain) > self.right_panel_width:75 right_line = right_line[:self.76 right_panel_width] + self.markup.RESET77 return right_line78 def __render_left_panel(self):79 ''' Render left blocks '''80 self.log.debug("Rendering left blocks")81 lines = []82 for row in self.block_rows:83 space_left = self.left_panel_width84 # render blocks85 for block in row:86 block.render()87 space_left -= block.width88 # merge blocks output into row89 space = ' ' * int(math.floor(float(space_left) / (len(row) + 1)))90 had_lines = True91 while had_lines:92 had_lines = False93 line = space94 for block in row:95 if block.lines:96 block_line = block.lines.pop(0)97 line += block_line + ' ' * (98 block.width -99 len(self.markup.clean_markup(block_line)))100 had_lines = True101 else:102 line += ' ' * block.width103 line += space104 lines.append(line)105 # lines.append(". " * (1 + self.left_panel_width / 3))106 # lines.append("")107 return lines108 def render_screen(self):109 ''' Main method to render screen view '''110 self.term_width, self.term_height = get_terminal_size()111 self.log.debug(112 "Terminal size: %sx%s", self.term_width, self.term_height)113 self.right_panel_width = int(114 (self.term_width - len(self.RIGHT_PANEL_SEPARATOR)) *115 (float(self.info_panel_percent) / 100)) - 1116 if self.right_panel_width > 0:117 self.left_panel_width = self.term_width - \118 self.right_panel_width - len(self.RIGHT_PANEL_SEPARATOR) - 2119 else:120 self.right_panel_width = 0121 self.left_panel_width = self.term_width - 1122 self.log.debug(123 "Left/right panels width: %s/%s", self.left_panel_width,124 self.right_panel_width)125 widget_output = []126 if self.right_panel_width:127 widget_output = []128 self.log.debug("There are %d info widgets" % len(self.info_widgets))129 for index, widget in sorted(130 self.info_widgets.iteritems(),131 key=lambda item: (item[1].get_index(), item[0])):132 self.log.debug("Rendering info widget #%s: %s", index, widget)133 widget_out = widget.render(self).strip()134 if widget_out:135 widget_output += widget_out.split("\n")136 widget_output += [""]137 left_lines = self.__render_left_panel()138 self.log.debug("Composing final screen output")139 output = []140 for line_no in range(1, self.term_height):141 line = " "142 if line_no > 1 and left_lines:143 left_line = left_lines.pop(0)144 left_line_plain = self.markup.clean_markup(left_line)145 if len(left_line) > self.left_panel_width:146 if len(left_line_plain) > self.left_panel_width:147 left_line = left_line[:self.148 left_panel_width] + self.markup.RESET149 left_line += (150 ' ' * (self.left_panel_width - len(left_line_plain)))151 line += left_line...
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