Example #1
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 def set_color(self,color, color_name=""):
     #print color, type(color)
     self.colorName = color_name
     if type(color)==gtk.gdk.Color:
         self._color = gdkColor2tuple(color)
     else:
         self._color = color
     self.notify_color_surface(self._color)
Example #2
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 def cb_choose_color(self,*args):
     marker = self.__get_selected_marker()
     if marker==None:
         return
     old_color = marker.get_color()
     new_color = choose_one_color("New color for marker",tuple2gdkColor(old_color))
     if old_color==new_color:
         return
     EventHandler().notify('color marker', marker, gdkColor2tuple(new_color))
     EventHandler().notify('render now')
Example #3
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 def choose_color(self, *args):
     dialog = gtk.ColorSelectionDialog('Choose default marker color')
     colorsel = dialog.colorsel
     colorsel.set_previous_color(self.lastColor)
     colorsel.set_current_color(self.lastColor)
     colorsel.set_has_palette(True)
     response = dialog.run()
     
     if response == gtk.RESPONSE_OK:
         color = colorsel.get_current_color()
         self.lastColor = color
         EventHandler().set_default_color(gdkColor2tuple(color))
         
     dialog.destroy()
Example #4
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 def set_default_color(self, *args):
     color = self.dc.get_color()
     EventHandler().set_default_color(gdkColor2tuple(color))
Example #5
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 def cb_choose_color(self, *args):
     marker = self.__get_selected_marker()
     old_color = marker.get_color()
     new_color = choose_one_color("New color for marker", tuple2gdkColor(old_color))
     EventHandler().notify("color marker", marker, gdkColor2tuple(new_color))