from random import randint
import time
from joecceasy import Easy
#from asciimatics.screen import Screen
#Screen = Easy.Ascui.AsciimaticsMod.screen.Screen
#Easy.Mods.sys.exit( )
## Multiples can be used in sequence if you want multiple steps...
## First one, minor customization, no custom class
## note that since this functions as first screen only,
## we show "Next" instead of "Quit"
Easy.Ascui(title='Ascui Examples Step 1 of 2', quitLabel="Next", quitAskMsg='').exec_()
## Second one, via, customized subclass
class ExampleAscui( Easy.Ascui ):
def __init__(self,*args,**kwargs):
super().__init__(*args,**kwargs)
def initWidgets(self):
self.frame.createWidget("Text", "MyText", "My Text" )
self.frame.createWidget("Divider", "Divider01", None, height=3 )
self.frame.createWidget("Button", "Do Nothing", None, layoutCol=0, inFooter=True )
self.frame.createWidget("Button", "Show Anim Msg", None,
layoutCol=1, inFooter=True,
callback=lambda:
Easy.Ascui.FullscreenMsg(
msg="Button was pressed!",
from random import randint
import time
from joecceasy import Easy
#from asciimatics.screen import Screen
#Screen = Easy.Ascui.AsciimaticsMod.screen.Screen
#Easy.Mods.sys.exit( )
## Multiples can be used in sequence if you want multiple steps...
## First one, minor customization, no custom class
## note that since this functions as first screen only,
## we show "Next" instead of "Quit"
Easy.Ascui(title='Ascui Examples Step 1 of 2', quitLabel="Next").exec_()
## Second one, via, customized subclass
class ExampleAscui(Easy.Ascui):
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
def initWidgets(self):
self.frame.createWidget("Text", "MyText", "My Text")
# self.frame.createWidget("Divider", "Divider01", None, height=3 )
self.frame.createWidget("Button",
"Do Nothing",
None,
layoutCol=0,
