def figure8():
print 'Figure 17.6'
g = Gui()
options = dict(side=TOP, fill=X)
# create the widgets
g.fr()
la = g.la(side=TOP, text='List of colors:')
lb = g.lb(side=LEFT)
sb = g.sb(side=RIGHT, fill=Y)
g.endfr()
bu = g.bu(side=BOTTOM, text='OK', command=g.quit)
# fill the listbox with color names
colors = []
for line in open('/etc/X11/rgb.txt'):
t = line.split('\t')
name = t[-1].strip()
colors.append(name)
for color in colors:
lb.insert(END, color)
# tell the listbox and the scrollbar about each other
lb.configure(yscrollcommand=sb.set)
sb.configure(command=lb.yview)
g.mainloop()
g.destroy()
def test_canvas(self):
gui = Gui.Gui()
ca = gui.ca()
self.assertEqual(ca.width, 100)
self.assertEqual(ca.height, 100)
point = [50, 50]
box = [[100, 200], [300, 500]]
item = ca.arc(box)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(item, Gui.Item))
item = ca.line(box)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(item, Gui.Item))
item = ca.oval(box)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(item, Gui.Item))
item = ca.circle(point, 25)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(item, Gui.Item))
item = ca.polygon(box)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(item, Gui.Item))
item = ca.rectangle(box)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(item, Gui.Item))
item = ca.text(point, 'text')
self.assertTrue(isinstance(item, Gui.Item))
def make_gui():
global g
g = Gui()
g.title('Chapter 19 Section 2 Excercise 1')
def figure1():
print 'Figure 17.3 a'
g = Gui()
b1 = g.bu(text='OK', command=g.quit)
b2 = g.bu(text='Cancel')
b3 = g.bu(text='Help')
g.mainloop()
def make_gui():
global g
g = Gui()
g.title('Chapter 19 Section 5 Excercise 3')
global canvas
canvas = g.ca(width=500, height=500)
canvas.config(bg='black')
def figure4():
print 'Figure 17.4 a'
g = Gui()
options = dict(side=LEFT, padx=10, pady=10)
b1 = g.bu(text='OK', command=g.quit, **options)
b2 = g.bu(text='Cancel', **options)
b3 = g.bu(text='Help', **options)
g.mainloop()
def figure7():
print 'Figure 17.5'
g = Gui()
options = dict(side=TOP, fill=X)
b1 = g.bu(text='OK', command=g.quit, **options)
b2 = g.bu(text='Cancel Command', **options)
b3 = g.bu(text='Help', **options)
g.mainloop()
g.destroy()
def figure9():
print 'Figure 17.7 a'
g = Gui()
options = dict(side=LEFT)
b1 = g.bu(text='OK', command=g.quit, **options)
b2 = g.bu(text='Cancel', **options)
b3 = g.bu(text='Help', **options)
g.geometry('300x150')
g.mainloop()
def __init__(self, myMap = None, title = None, *colors):
if myMap == None:
self._map = getDefaultPBNMap()
elif isinstance(myMap, PBNMap):
self._map = myMap
else:
raise TypeError("myMap must be a PBN map or None")
self._viewMap = PBNMap(self._map.dims())
self._colors = ["white", "black"] + [c for c in colors] + ["x"]
self._gui = Gui() ##From Swampy
self._view = PBNViewController(self._map.dims(), self._gui, title, *colors)
self._view.setup([self.getRowList(i) for i in range(self._map.dims()[0])],
[self.getColList(j) for j in range(self._map.dims()[0])],
self._viewMap, self._controller)
def test_gui(self):
gui = Gui.Gui()
fr = gui.fr()
endfr = gui.endfr()
self.assertEqual(gui, endfr)
row = gui.row()
gui.rowweights([1, 2, 3])
col = gui.col()
gui.colweights([1, 2, 3])
popfr = gui.popfr()
self.assertEqual(popfr, row)
en = gui.en()
ca = gui.ca()
self.assertTrue(isinstance(ca, Gui.GuiCanvas))
la = gui.la()
widget = gui.la()
widget = gui.lb()
widget = gui.bu()
mb = gui.mb()
widget = gui.mi(mb)
widget = gui.te()
widget = gui.sb()
widget = gui.cb()
size = tkinter.IntVar()
widget = gui.rb(variable=size, value=1)
widget = gui.st()
self.assertTrue(isinstance(widget, Gui.Gui.ScrollableText))
widget = gui.sc()
self.assertTrue(isinstance(widget, Gui.Gui.ScrollableCanvas))
gui.destroy()
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from __future__ import unicode_literals
# encoding=utf8
import swampy.Gui as spy
def hello():
"""
It is a docstring.
"""
ca.text([0, 0], 'hello', 'blue')
gui = spy.Gui()
gui.row()
ca = gui.ca(bg='white')
print hello.__doc__
gui.col()
gui.bu(text='Hello', command=hello)
gui.bu(text='Quit', command=gui.quit)
gui.endcol()
gui.endrow()
gui.mainloop()
License: GNU GPLv3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html This program requires Gui.py, which is part of Swampy; you can download it from thinkpython.com/swampy. This program demonstrates how to use the Gui module to create and operate on Tkinter widgets. The documentation for the widgets is at http://www.pythonware.com/library/tkinter/introduction/ """ from swampy.Gui import * # create the Gui: the debug flag makes the frames visible g = Gui(debug=False) # the topmost structure is a row of widgets g.row() # FRAME 1 # the first frame is a column of widgets g.col() # la is for label la1 = g.la(text='This is a label.') # en is for entry en = g.en() en.insert(END, 'This is an entry widget.')
def make_gui():
global g
g = Gui()
g.title('Chapter 19 Excercise 2')
#!/usr/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # from Gui import * from swampy.Gui import * if __name__ == '__main__': gui = Gui() canv = gui.config(bg='white') canv2 = canv.
from swampy.Gui import *
g = Gui()
g.title('Gui')
g.mainloop()
button = g.bu(text='Press me.')
label = g.la(text='Press the button')
def make_label():
g.la(text='Thank you')
button2 = g.bu(text='No, press me!', command=make_label)
# canvas widgets
canvas = g.ca(width=500, height=500)
# width and height are dimensions in pixels
canvas.config(bg='white')
# value of bg is a string that names a color
# shapes on canvas are called items
item = canvas.circle([0, 0], 100, fill='red')
# first arg is a coordinate pair, that specifices the center of the circle
# 2nd arg is radius
item.config(fill='yellow', outline='orange', width=10)
# coordinate sequences
canvas.rectangle([0, 0], [200, 200], fill='blue', outline='orange', width=10)
# oval takes a bounding box and draws an oval within rectangle
canvas.oval([[0, 0], [200, 100]], outline='orange', width=10)
canvas.line([[0, 100], [100, 200], [200, 100]], width=10)
from swampy import Gui
# create some new Gui object
g = Gui.Gui()
# give it a title
g.title('Gui')
# create a label widget
label = g.la(text='Press the button.')
# add a button
g.bu(text='Press me!')
# add another button
def make_label():
g.la(text='Thank you.')
button2 = g.bu(text='No, press me!', command=make_label)
# allows user to enter a single line of text
entry = g.en(text='Default text.')
# allows user to enter multiple lines of text
text = g.te(width=100, height=5)
text.insert(END, 'A line of text.')
# create a canvas
canvas = g.ca(width=500, height=500)
from swampy.Gui import *
from Tkinter import *
g = Gui()
g.title('Gui')
class Canvas():
""" """
def __init__(self):
canvas = g.ca(width=500, height=500)
class MakeWindow():
""" """
def setup(self):
self.canvas = g.ca(width=500, height=500, bg='white')
def add_button(self, text, the_command=None):
g.bu(text, command=the_command)
#b.pack()
def test_it():
print "yeah"
# def set_option(self, color):
# mb.config(text = option)
# print color
from swampy.Gui import *
a = Gui()
a.title('Alberto')
def boton1():
a.bu(text='Presioname otra vez.', command=boton2)
def boton2():
a.la(text='Buen trabajo.')
a.bu(text='Presioname.', command=boton1)
a.mainloop()
