comparison mercurial/crecord.py @ 30548:8d9745ff1e62

crecord: change the verb according to the operation

This will make crecord consistent with record when being used in the revert
situation. It will say "Select hunks to revert / discard" accordingly.

This should make the revert crecord interface less confusing.

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        while True:
            if chunkselector.handlekeypressed(testcommands.pop(0), test=True):
                break
    return chunkselector.opts

class curseschunkselector(object):
    def __init__(self, headerlist, ui, operation=None):
        # put the headers into a patch object
        self.headerlist = patch(headerlist)

        # if the last 'toggle all' command caused all changes to be applied
        self.waslasttoggleallapplied = True

        # affects some ui text
        self.operation = operation

    def uparrowevent(self):
        """
        try to select the previous item to the current item that has the

    def _getstatuslinesegments(self):
        """-> [str]. return segments"""
        selected = self.currentselecteditem.applied
        segments = [
            _('Select hunks to record'),
            '-',
            _('[x]=selected **=collapsed'),
            _('c: confirm'),
            _('q: abort'),
            _('arrow keys: move/expand/collapse'),

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        while True:
            if chunkselector.handlekeypressed(testcommands.pop(0), test=True):
                break
    return chunkselector.opts

_headermessages = { # {operation: text}
    'revert': _('Select hunks to revert'),
    'discard': _('Select hunks to discard'),
    None: _('Select hunks to record'),
}

class curseschunkselector(object):
    def __init__(self, headerlist, ui, operation=None):
        # put the headers into a patch object
        self.headerlist = patch(headerlist)

        # if the last 'toggle all' command caused all changes to be applied
        self.waslasttoggleallapplied = True

        # affects some ui text
        if operation not in _headermessages:
            raise RuntimeError('unexpected operation: %s' % operation)
        self.operation = operation

    def uparrowevent(self):
        """
        try to select the previous item to the current item that has the

    def _getstatuslinesegments(self):
        """-> [str]. return segments"""
        selected = self.currentselecteditem.applied
        segments = [
            _headermessages[self.operation],
            '-',
            _('[x]=selected **=collapsed'),
            _('c: confirm'),
            _('q: abort'),
            _('arrow keys: move/expand/collapse'),