# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ *************************************************************************** qgsfunction.py --------------------- Date : May 2018 Copyright : (C) 2018 by Denis Rouzaud Email : denis@opengis.ch *************************************************************************** * * * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or * * (at your option) any later version. * * * *************************************************************************** """ import inspect import string from builtins import str from qgis.PyQt.QtCore import QCoreApplication from qgis._core import QgsExpressionFunction, QgsExpression, QgsMessageLog, QgsFeatureRequest def register_function(function, arg_count, group, usesgeometry=False, referenced_columns=[QgsFeatureRequest.ALL_ATTRIBUTES], **kwargs): """ Register a Python function to be used as a expression function. Functions should take (values, feature, parent) as args: Example: def myfunc(values, feature, parent): pass They can also shortcut naming feature and parent args by using *args if they are not needed in the function. Example: def myfunc(values, *args): pass Functions should return a value compatible with QVariant Eval errors can be raised using parent.setEvalErrorString("Error message") :param function: :param arg_count: :param group: :param usesgeometry: :return: """ class QgsPyExpressionFunction(QgsExpressionFunction): def __init__(self, func, name, args, group, helptext='', usesGeometry=True, referencedColumns=QgsFeatureRequest.ALL_ATTRIBUTES, expandargs=False): QgsExpressionFunction.__init__(self, name, args, group, helptext) self.function = func self.expandargs = expandargs self.uses_geometry = usesGeometry self.referenced_columns = referencedColumns def func(self, values, context, parent, node): feature = None if context: feature = context.feature() try: if self.expandargs: values.append(feature) values.append(parent) if inspect.getargspec(self.function).args[-1] == 'context': values.append(context) return self.function(*values) else: if inspect.getargspec(self.function).args[-1] == 'context': self.function(values, feature, parent, context) return self.function(values, feature, parent) except Exception as ex: parent.setEvalErrorString(str(ex)) return None def usesGeometry(self, node): return self.uses_geometry def referencedColumns(self, node): return self.referenced_columns helptemplate = string.Template("""

$name function


$doc""") name = kwargs.get('name', function.__name__) helptext = kwargs.get('helpText') or function.__doc__ or '' helptext = helptext.strip() expandargs = False if arg_count == "auto": # Work out the number of args we need. # Number of function args - 2. The last two args are always feature, parent. args = inspect.getargspec(function).args number = len(args) arg_count = number - 2 if args[-1] == 'context': arg_count -= 1 expandargs = True register = kwargs.get('register', True) if register and QgsExpression.isFunctionName(name): if not QgsExpression.unregisterFunction(name): msgtitle = QCoreApplication.translate("UserExpressions", "User expressions") msg = QCoreApplication.translate("UserExpressions", "The user expression {0} already exists and could not be unregistered.").format( name) QgsMessageLog.logMessage(msg + "\n", msgtitle, Qgis.Warning) return None function.__name__ = name helptext = helptemplate.safe_substitute(name=name, doc=helptext) f = QgsPyExpressionFunction(function, name, arg_count, group, helptext, usesgeometry, referenced_columns, expandargs) # This doesn't really make any sense here but does when used from a decorator context # so it can stay. if register: QgsExpression.registerFunction(f) return f def qgsfunction(args='auto', group='custom', **kwargs): """ Decorator function used to define a user expression function. Example: @qgsfunction(2, 'test'): def add(values, feature, parent): pass Will create and register a function in QgsExpression called 'add' in the 'test' group that takes two arguments. or not using feature and parent: Example: @qgsfunction(2, 'test'): def add(values, *args): pass """ def wrapper(func): return register_function(func, args, group, **kwargs) return wrapper