#!/usr/bin/env python
# License: GPLv3 Copyright: 2022, Charles Haley
#

from qt.core import QMenu, QToolButton

from calibre.gui2.actions import InterfaceAction, show_menu_under_widget


class SavedSearchesAction(InterfaceAction):

    name = 'Saved searches'
    action_spec = (_('Saved searches'), 'folder_saved_search.png',
                   _('Show a menu of saved searches'), None)
    action_type = 'current'
    popup_type = QToolButton.ToolButtonPopupMode.InstantPopup
    action_add_menu = True
    dont_add_to = frozenset(('context-menu-device', 'menubar-device'))

    def genesis(self):
        self.menu = m = self.qaction.menu()
        m.aboutToShow.connect(self.about_to_show_menu)

        # Create a "hidden" menu that can have a shortcut.
        self.hidden_menu = QMenu()
        self.shortcut_action = self.create_menu_action(
                        menu=self.hidden_menu,
                        unique_name='Saved searches',
                        text=_('Show a menu of saved searches'),
                        icon='folder_saved_search.png',
                        triggered=self.show_menu)

    # We want to show the menu when a shortcut is used. Apparently the only way
    # to do that is to scan the toolbar(s) for the action button then exec the
    # associated menu. The search is done here to take adding and removing the
    # action from toolbars into account.
    #
    # If a shortcut is triggered and there isn't a toolbar button visible then
    # show the menu in the upper left corner of the library view pane. Yes, this
    # is a bit weird but it works as well as a popping up a dialog.
    def show_menu(self):
        show_menu_under_widget(self.gui, self.menu, self.qaction, self.name)

    def about_to_show_menu(self):
        self.gui.populate_add_saved_search_menu(to_menu=self.menu)

    def location_selected(self, loc):
        enabled = loc == 'library'
        self.qaction.setEnabled(enabled)
        for action in self.menu.actions():
            action.setEnabled(enabled)
