meerk40t 0.9.3001__py2.py3-none-any.whl → 0.9.7020__py2.py3-none-any.whl

meerk40t/core/elements/tree_commands.py

@@ -1,409 +1,415 @@
-"""
-This is a giant list of console commands that deal with and often implement the elements system in the program.
-"""
-
-
-from meerk40t.kernel import CommandSyntaxError
-
-from .element_types import *
-
-
-def plugin(kernel, lifecycle=None):
-    _ = kernel.translation
-    if lifecycle == "postboot":
-        init_commands(kernel)
-
-
-def init_commands(kernel):
-    self = kernel.elements
-
-    _ = kernel.translation
-
-    # ==========
-    # TREE BASE
-    # ==========
-    @self.console_command(
-        "tree", help=_("access and alter tree elements"), output_type="tree"
-    )
-    def tree(**kwargs):
-        return "tree", [self._tree]
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "bounds", help=_("view tree bounds"), input_type="tree", output_type="tree"
-    )
-    def tree_bounds(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        if data is None:
-            data = [self._tree]
-
-        def b_list(path, node):
-            for i, n in enumerate(node.children):
-                p = list(path)
-                p.append(str(i))
-                channel(
-                    f"{'.'.join(p).ljust(10)}: {str(n._bounds)} - {str(n._bounds_dirty)} {str(n.type)} - {str(str(n)[:16])}"
-                )
-                b_list(p, n)
-
-        for d in data:
-            channel("----------")
-            if d.type == "root":
-                channel(_("Tree:"))
-            else:
-                channel(f"{str(d)}:")
-            b_list([], d)
-            channel("----------")
-
-        return "tree", data
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "list", help=_("view tree"), input_type="tree", output_type="tree"
-    )
-    def tree_list(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        if data is None:
-            data = [self._tree]
-
-        def t_list(path, node):
-            for i, n in enumerate(node.children):
-                p = list(path)
-                p.append(str(i))
-                if n.targeted:
-                    j = "+"
-                elif n.emphasized:
-                    j = "~"
-                elif n.highlighted:
-                    j = "-"
-                else:
-                    j = ":"
-                channel(f"{'.'.join(p).ljust(10)}{j} {str(n.type)} - {str(n.label)}")
-                t_list(p, n)
-
-        for d in data:
-            channel("----------")
-            if d.type == "root":
-                channel(_("Tree:"))
-            else:
-                channel(f"{d.label}:")
-            t_list([], d)
-            channel("----------")
-
-        return "tree", data
-
-    @self.console_argument("drag", help="Drag node address")
-    @self.console_argument("drop", help="Drop node address")
-    @self.console_command(
-        "dnd", help=_("Drag and Drop Node"), input_type="tree", output_type="tree"
-    )
-    def tree_dnd(command, channel, _, data=None, drag=None, drop=None, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Drag and Drop command performs a console based drag and drop operation
-        E.g. "tree dnd 0.1 0.2" will drag node 0.1 into node 0.2
-        """
-        if data is None:
-            data = [self._tree]
-        if drop is None:
-            raise CommandSyntaxError
-        with self.static("tree_dnd"):
-            try:
-                drag_node = self._tree
-                for n in drag.split("."):
-                    drag_node = drag_node.children[int(n)]
-                drop_node = self._tree
-                for n in drop.split("."):
-                    drop_node = drop_node.children[int(n)]
-                drop_node.drop(drag_node)
-            except (IndexError, AttributeError, ValueError):
-                raise CommandSyntaxError
-        return "tree", data
-
-    @self.console_argument("node", help="Node address for menu")
-    @self.console_argument("execute", help="Command to execute")
-    @self.console_command(
-        "menu",
-        help=_("Load menu for given node"),
-        input_type="tree",
-        output_type="tree",
-    )
-    def tree_menu(command, channel, _, data=None, node=None, execute=None, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Create menu for a particular node.
-        Processes submenus, references, radio_state and check_state as needed.
-        """
-        try:
-            menu_node = self._tree
-            for n in node.split("."):
-                menu_node = menu_node.children[int(n)]
-        except (IndexError, AttributeError, ValueError):
-            raise CommandSyntaxError
-
-        menu = []
-        submenus = {}
-
-        def menu_functions(f, cmd_node):
-            func_dict = dict(f.func_dict)
-
-            def specific(event=None):
-                f(cmd_node, **func_dict)
-
-            return specific
-
-        from meerk40t.core.treeop import get_tree_operation_for_node
-
-        tree_operations_for_node = get_tree_operation_for_node(self)
-        for func in tree_operations_for_node(menu_node):
-            submenu_name = func.submenu
-            submenu = None
-            if submenu_name in submenus:
-                submenu = submenus[submenu_name]
-            elif submenu_name is not None:
-                submenu = list()
-                menu.append((submenu_name, submenu))
-                submenus[submenu_name] = submenu
-
-            menu_context = submenu if submenu is not None else menu
-            if func.reference is not None:
-                pass
-            if func.radio_state is not None:
-                if func.separate_before:
-                    menu_context.append(("------", None))
-                n = func.real_name
-                if func.radio_state:
-                    n = "✓" + n
-                menu_context.append((n, menu_functions(func, menu_node)))
-            else:
-                if func.separate_before:
-                    menu_context.append(("------", None))
-                n = func.real_name
-                if hasattr(func, "check_state") and func.check_state:
-                    n = "✓" + n
-                menu_context.append((n, menu_functions(func, menu_node)))
-            if func.separate_after:
-                menu_context.append(("------", None))
-        if execute is not None:
-            try:
-                execute_command = ("menu", menu)
-                for n in execute.split("."):
-                    name, cmd = execute_command
-                    execute_command = cmd[int(n)]
-                name, cmd = execute_command
-                channel(f"Executing {name}: {str(cmd)}")
-                cmd()
-            except (IndexError, AttributeError, ValueError, TypeError):
-                raise CommandSyntaxError
-        else:
-
-            def m_list(path, _menu):
-                for i, _n in enumerate(_menu):
-                    p = list(path)
-                    p.append(str(i))
-                    _name, _submenu = _n
-                    channel(f"{'.'.join(p).ljust(10)}: {str(_name)}")
-                    if isinstance(_submenu, list):
-                        m_list(p, _submenu)
-
-            m_list([], menu)
-
-        return "tree", data
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "selected",
-        help=_("delegate commands to focused value"),
-        input_type="tree",
-        output_type="tree",
-    )
-    def selected(channel, _, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Set tree list to selected node
-        """
-        # print ("selected")
-        # for n in self.flat():
-        #     print ("Node: %s, selected=%s, emphasized=%s" % (n.type, n.selected, n.emphasized))
-        return "tree", list(self.flat(selected=True))
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "emphasized",
-        help=_("delegate commands to focused value"),
-        input_type="tree",
-        output_type="tree",
-    )
-    def emphasized(channel, _, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Set tree list to emphasized node
-        """
-        return "tree", list(self.flat(emphasized=True))
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "highlighted",
-        help=_("delegate commands to sub-focused value"),
-        input_type="tree",
-        output_type="tree",
-    )
-    def highlighted(channel, _, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Set tree list to highlighted nodes
-        """
-        return "tree", list(self.flat(highlighted=True))
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "targeted",
-        help=_("delegate commands to sub-focused value"),
-        input_type="tree",
-        output_type="tree",
-    )
-    def targeted(channel, _, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Set tree list to highlighted nodes
-        """
-        return "tree", list(self.flat(targeted=True))
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "delete",
-        help=_("delete the given nodes"),
-        input_type="tree",
-        output_type="tree",
-    )
-    def delete(channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Delete nodes.
-        Structural nodes such as root, elements branch, and operations branch cannot be deleted
-        """
-        # This is an unusually dangerous operation, so if we have multiple node types, like ops + elements
-        # then we would 'only' delete those where we have the least danger, so that regmarks < operations < elements
-        if len(data) == 0:
-            channel(_("Nothing to delete"))
-            return
-        # print ("Delete called with data:")
-        # for n in data:
-        #     print ("Node: %s, sel=%s, emp=%s" % (n.type, n.selected, n.emphasized))
-        typecount = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
-        todelete = [[], [], [], [], []]
-        nodetypes = ("Operations", "References", "Elements", "Regmarks", "Branches")
-        regmk = list(self.regmarks())
-        for node in data:
-            if node.type in op_nodes:
-                typecount[0] += 1
-                todelete[0].append(node)
-            elif node.type == "reference":
-                typecount[1] += 1
-                todelete[1].append(node)
-            elif node.type in elem_group_nodes:
-                if node in regmk:
-                    typecount[3] += 1
-                    todelete[3].append(node)
-                else:
-                    if hasattr(node, "lock") and node.lock:
-                        # Don't delete locked nodes
-                        continue
-                    typecount[2] += 1
-                    todelete[2].append(node)
-            else:  # branches etc...
-                typecount[4] += 1
-        # print ("Types: ops=%d, refs=%d, elems=%d, regmarks=%d, branches=%d" %
-        #     (typecount[0], typecount[1], typecount[2], typecount[3], typecount[4]))
-        single = False
-        if (
-            typecount[0] > 0
-            and typecount[1] == 0
-            and typecount[2] == 0
-            and typecount[3] == 0
-        ):
-            single = True
-            entry = 0
-        elif (
-            typecount[1] > 0
-            and typecount[0] == 0
-            and typecount[2] == 0
-            and typecount[3] == 0
-        ):
-            single = True
-            entry = 1
-        elif (
-            typecount[2] > 0
-            and typecount[0] == 0
-            and typecount[1] == 0
-            and typecount[3] == 0
-        ):
-            single = True
-            entry = 2
-        elif (
-            typecount[3] > 0
-            and typecount[0] == 0
-            and typecount[1] == 0
-            and typecount[2] == 0
-        ):
-            single = True
-            entry = 3
-        if not single:
-            if typecount[3] > 0:
-                # regmarks take precedence, the least dangereous delete
-                entry = 3
-            elif typecount[1] > 0:
-                # refs next
-                entry = 1
-            elif typecount[0] > 0:
-                # ops next
-                entry = 0
-            else:
-                # Not sure why and when this supposed to happen?
-                entry = 2
-            channel(
-                _(
-                    "There were nodes across operations ({c1}), assignments ({c2}), elements ({c3}) and regmarks ({c4})."
-                ).format(
-                    c1=typecount[0],
-                    c2=typecount[1],
-                    c3=typecount[2],
-                    c4=typecount[3],
-                )
-                + "\n"
-                + _("Only nodes of type {nodetype} were deleted.").format(
-                    nodetype=nodetypes[entry]
-                )
-                + "\n"
-                + _(
-                    "If you want to remove all nodes regardless of their type, consider: 'tree selected remove'"
-                )
-            )
-        # print ("Want to delete %d" % entry)
-        # for n in todelete[entry]:
-        #     print ("Node to delete: %s" % n.type)
-        with self.static("delete"):
-            self.remove_nodes(todelete[entry])
-            self.validate_selected_area()
-        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
-        return "tree", [self._tree]
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "remove",
-        help=_("forcefully deletes all given nodes"),
-        input_type="tree",
-        output_type="tree",
-    )
-    def remove(channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Delete nodes.
-        Structural nodes such as root, elements branch, and operations branch cannot be deleted
-        """
-        # This is an unusually dangerous operation, so if we have multiple node types, like ops + elements
-        # then we would 'only' delete those where we have the least danger, so that regmarks < operations < elements
-        with self.static("remove"):
-            self.remove_nodes(data)
-        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
-        return "tree", [self._tree]
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "delegate",
-        help=_("delegate commands to focused value"),
-        input_type="tree",
-        output_type=("op", "elements"),
-    )
-    def delegate(channel, _, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Delegate to either ops or elements depending on the current node emphasis
-        """
-        for item in self.flat(emphasized=True):
-            if item.type.startswith("op"):
-                return "ops", list(self.ops(emphasized=True))
-            if item.type in elem_nodes or item.type in ("group", "file"):
-                return "elements", list(self.elems(emphasized=True))
-
-    # --------------------------- END COMMANDS ------------------------------
+"""
+This is a giant list of console commands that deal with and often implement the elements system in the program.
+"""
+
+
+from meerk40t.kernel import CommandSyntaxError
+
+from .element_types import *
+
+
+def plugin(kernel, lifecycle=None):
+    _ = kernel.translation
+    if lifecycle == "postboot":
+        init_commands(kernel)
+
+
+def init_commands(kernel):
+    self = kernel.elements
+
+    _ = kernel.translation
+
+    # ==========
+    # TREE BASE
+    # ==========
+    @self.console_command(
+        "tree", help=_("access and alter tree elements"), output_type="tree"
+    )
+    def tree(**kwargs):
+        return "tree", [self._tree]
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "bounds", help=_("view tree bounds"), input_type="tree", output_type="tree"
+    )
+    def tree_bounds(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        if data is None:
+            data = [self._tree]
+
+        def b_list(path, node):
+            for i, n in enumerate(node.children):
+                p = list(path)
+                p.append(str(i))
+                channel(
+                    f"{'.'.join(p).ljust(10)}: {str(n._bounds)} - {str(n._bounds_dirty)} {str(n.type)} - {str(str(n)[:16])}"
+                )
+                b_list(p, n)
+
+        for d in data:
+            channel("----------")
+            if d.type == "root":
+                channel(_("Tree:"))
+            else:
+                channel(f"{str(d)}:")
+            b_list([], d)
+            channel("----------")
+
+        return "tree", data
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "list", help=_("view tree"), input_type="tree", output_type="tree"
+    )
+    def tree_list(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        if data is None:
+            data = [self._tree]
+
+        def t_list(path, node):
+            for i, n in enumerate(node.children):
+                p = list(path)
+                p.append(str(i))
+                if n.targeted:
+                    j = "+"
+                elif n.emphasized:
+                    j = "~"
+                elif n.highlighted:
+                    j = "-"
+                else:
+                    j = ":"
+                channel(f"{'.'.join(p).ljust(10)}{j} {str(n.type)} - {str(n.label)}")
+                t_list(p, n)
+
+        for d in data:
+            channel("----------")
+            if d.type == "root":
+                channel(_("Tree:"))
+            else:
+                channel(f"{d.display_label()}:")
+            t_list([], d)
+            channel("----------")
+
+        return "tree", data
+
+    @self.console_argument("drag", help="Drag node address")
+    @self.console_argument("drop", help="Drop node address")
+    @self.console_command(
+        "dnd", help=_("Drag and Drop Node"), input_type="tree", output_type="tree"
+    )
+    def tree_dnd(command, channel, _, data=None, drag=None, drop=None, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Drag and Drop command performs a console based drag and drop operation
+        E.g. "tree dnd 0.1 0.2" will drag node 0.1 into node 0.2
+        """
+        if data is None:
+            data = [self._tree]
+        if drop is None:
+            raise CommandSyntaxError
+        # _("Drag and Drop")
+        with self.undoscope("Drag and Drop"):
+            try:
+                drag_node = self._tree
+                for n in drag.split("."):
+                    drag_node = drag_node.children[int(n)]
+                drop_node = self._tree
+                for n in drop.split("."):
+                    drop_node = drop_node.children[int(n)]
+                drop_node.drop(drag_node)
+            except (IndexError, AttributeError, ValueError):
+                raise CommandSyntaxError
+        return "tree", data
+
+    @self.console_argument("node", help="Node address for menu")
+    @self.console_argument("execute", help="Command to execute")
+    @self.console_command(
+        "menu",
+        help=_("Load menu for given node"),
+        input_type="tree",
+        output_type="tree",
+    )
+    def tree_menu(command, channel, _, data=None, node=None, execute=None, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Create menu for a particular node.
+        Processes submenus, references, radio_state and check_state as needed.
+        """
+        try:
+            menu_node = self._tree
+            for n in node.split("."):
+                menu_node = menu_node.children[int(n)]
+        except (IndexError, AttributeError, ValueError):
+            raise CommandSyntaxError
+
+        menu = []
+        submenus = {}
+
+        def menu_functions(f, cmd_node):
+            func_dict = dict(f.func_dict)
+
+            def specific(event=None):
+                f(cmd_node, **func_dict)
+
+            return specific
+
+        from meerk40t.core.treeop import get_tree_operation_for_node
+
+        tree_operations_for_node = get_tree_operation_for_node(self)
+        for func in tree_operations_for_node(menu_node):
+            submenu_name = func.submenu
+            submenu = None
+            if submenu_name in submenus:
+                submenu = submenus[submenu_name]
+            elif submenu_name is not None:
+                submenu = list()
+                if func.separate_before:
+                    menu_context.append(("------", None))
+                    func.separate_before = False
+                menu.append((submenu_name, submenu))
+                submenus[submenu_name] = submenu
+
+            menu_context = submenu if submenu is not None else menu
+            if func.reference is not None:
+                pass
+            if func.radio_state is not None:
+                if func.separate_before:
+                    menu_context.append(("------", None))
+                n = func.real_name
+                if func.radio_state:
+                    n = "✓" + n
+                menu_context.append((n, menu_functions(func, menu_node)))
+            else:
+                if func.separate_before:
+                    menu_context.append(("------", None))
+                n = func.real_name
+                if hasattr(func, "check_state") and func.check_state:
+                    n = "✓" + n
+                menu_context.append((n, menu_functions(func, menu_node)))
+            if func.separate_after:
+                menu_context.append(("------", None))
+        if execute is not None:
+            try:
+                execute_command = ("menu", menu)
+                for n in execute.split("."):
+                    name, cmd = execute_command
+                    execute_command = cmd[int(n)]
+                name, cmd = execute_command
+                channel(f"Executing {name}: {str(cmd)}")
+                cmd()
+            except (IndexError, AttributeError, ValueError, TypeError):
+                raise CommandSyntaxError
+        else:
+
+            def m_list(path, _menu):
+                for i, _n in enumerate(_menu):
+                    p = list(path)
+                    p.append(str(i))
+                    _name, _submenu = _n
+                    channel(f"{'.'.join(p).ljust(10)}: {str(_name)}")
+                    if isinstance(_submenu, list):
+                        m_list(p, _submenu)
+
+            m_list([], menu)
+
+        return "tree", data
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "selected",
+        help=_("delegate commands to focused value"),
+        input_type="tree",
+        output_type="tree",
+    )
+    def selected(channel, _, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Set tree list to selected node
+        """
+        # print ("selected")
+        # for n in self.flat():
+        #     print ("Node: %s, selected=%s, emphasized=%s" % (n.type, n.selected, n.emphasized))
+        return "tree", list(self.flat(selected=True))
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "emphasized",
+        help=_("delegate commands to focused value"),
+        input_type="tree",
+        output_type="tree",
+    )
+    def emphasized(channel, _, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Set tree list to emphasized node
+        """
+        return "tree", list(self.flat(emphasized=True))
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "highlighted",
+        help=_("delegate commands to sub-focused value"),
+        input_type="tree",
+        output_type="tree",
+    )
+    def highlighted(channel, _, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Set tree list to highlighted nodes
+        """
+        return "tree", list(self.flat(highlighted=True))
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "targeted",
+        help=_("delegate commands to sub-focused value"),
+        input_type="tree",
+        output_type="tree",
+    )
+    def targeted(channel, _, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Set tree list to highlighted nodes
+        """
+        return "tree", list(self.flat(targeted=True))
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "delete",
+        help=_("delete the given nodes"),
+        input_type="tree",
+        output_type="tree",
+    )
+    def delete(channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Delete nodes.
+        Structural nodes such as root, elements branch, and operations branch cannot be deleted
+        """
+        # This is an unusually dangerous operation, so if we have multiple node types, like ops + elements
+        # then we would 'only' delete those where we have the least danger, so that regmarks < operations < elements
+        if len(data) == 0:
+            channel(_("Nothing to delete"))
+            return
+        # print ("Delete called with data:")
+        # for n in data:
+        #     print ("Node: %s, sel=%s, emp=%s" % (n.type, n.selected, n.emphasized))
+        typecount = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
+        todelete = [[], [], [], [], []]
+        nodetypes = ("Operations", "References", "Elements", "Regmarks", "Branches")
+        regmk = list(self.regmarks())
+        for node in data:
+            if node.type in op_nodes:
+                typecount[0] += 1
+                todelete[0].append(node)
+            elif node.type == "reference":
+                typecount[1] += 1
+                todelete[1].append(node)
+            elif node.type in elem_group_nodes:
+                if node in regmk:
+                    typecount[3] += 1
+                    todelete[3].append(node)
+                else:
+                    if hasattr(node, "lock") and node.lock:
+                        # Don't delete locked nodes
+                        continue
+                    typecount[2] += 1
+                    todelete[2].append(node)
+            else:  # branches etc...
+                typecount[4] += 1
+        # print ("Types: ops=%d, refs=%d, elems=%d, regmarks=%d, branches=%d" %
+        #     (typecount[0], typecount[1], typecount[2], typecount[3], typecount[4]))
+        single = False
+        if (
+            typecount[0] > 0
+            and typecount[1] == 0
+            and typecount[2] == 0
+            and typecount[3] == 0
+        ):
+            single = True
+            entry = 0
+        elif (
+            typecount[1] > 0
+            and typecount[0] == 0
+            and typecount[2] == 0
+            and typecount[3] == 0
+        ):
+            single = True
+            entry = 1
+        elif (
+            typecount[2] > 0
+            and typecount[0] == 0
+            and typecount[1] == 0
+            and typecount[3] == 0
+        ):
+            single = True
+            entry = 2
+        elif (
+            typecount[3] > 0
+            and typecount[0] == 0
+            and typecount[1] == 0
+            and typecount[2] == 0
+        ):
+            single = True
+            entry = 3
+        if not single:
+            if typecount[3] > 0:
+                # regmarks take precedence, the least dangerous delete
+                entry = 3
+            elif typecount[1] > 0:
+                # refs next
+                entry = 1
+            elif typecount[0] > 0:
+                # ops next
+                entry = 0
+            else:
+                # Not sure why and when this supposed to happen?
+                entry = 2
+            channel(
+                _(
+                    "There were nodes across operations ({c1}), assignments ({c2}), elements ({c3}) and regmarks ({c4})."
+                ).format(
+                    c1=typecount[0],
+                    c2=typecount[1],
+                    c3=typecount[2],
+                    c4=typecount[3],
+                )
+                + "\n"
+                + _("Only nodes of type {nodetype} were deleted.").format(
+                    nodetype=nodetypes[entry]
+                )
+                + "\n"
+                + _(
+                    "If you want to remove all nodes regardless of their type, consider: 'tree selected remove'"
+                )
+            )
+        # print ("Want to delete %d" % entry)
+        # for n in todelete[entry]:
+        #     print ("Node to delete: %s" % n.type)
+        with self.undoscope("Delete"):
+            self.remove_nodes(todelete[entry])
+            self.validate_selected_area()
+        self.signal("update_group_labels")
+        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
+        return "tree", [self._tree]
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "remove",
+        help=_("forcefully deletes all given nodes"),
+        input_type="tree",
+        output_type="tree",
+    )
+    def remove(channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Delete nodes.
+        Structural nodes such as root, elements branch, and operations branch cannot be deleted
+        """
+        # This is an unusually dangerous operation, so if we have multiple node types, like ops + elements
+        # then we would 'only' delete those where we have the least danger, so that regmarks < operations < elements
+        with self.static("remove"):
+            self.remove_nodes(data)
+        self.signal("update_group_labels")
+        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
+        return "tree", [self._tree]
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "delegate",
+        help=_("delegate commands to focused value"),
+        input_type="tree",
+        output_type=("op", "elements"),
+    )
+    def delegate(channel, _, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Delegate to either ops or elements depending on the current node emphasis
+        """
+        for item in self.flat(emphasized=True):
+            if item.type.startswith("op"):
+                return "ops", list(self.ops(emphasized=True))
+            if item.type in elem_nodes or item.type in ("group", "file"):
+                return "elements", list(self.elems(emphasized=True))
+
+    # --------------------------- END COMMANDS ------------------------------