Python random_size Examples

Example #1

def button_handler(event):
    '''Handle left mouse button click events.'''
    global global_canvas
    global handlers
    handlers.append(
        draw_circle(global_canvas, color, random_size(10, 50),
                    (event.x, event.y)))

Example #2

File: lab5_d_2.py Project: tyler274/CS1

def button_handler(event):
    '''Handle left mouse button click events.'''
    global global_canvas
    global handlers
    handlers += draw_star(
        global_canvas,
        color,
        random_size(50, 100),
        (event.x, event.y)
    )

Example #3

File: lab5_d_1.py Project: tyler274/CS1

def button_handler(event):
    '''Handle left mouse button click events.'''
    global global_canvas
    global handlers
    handlers.append(
        draw_circle(
            global_canvas,
            color,
            random_size(10, 50),
            (event.x, event.y)
        )
    )

Example #4

File: lab5_d_2.py Project: tyler274/CS1

def button_handler(event):
    '''Handle left mouse button click events.'''
    global global_canvas
    global handlers
    handlers += draw_star(global_canvas, color, random_size(50, 100),
                          (event.x, event.y))

Example #5

File: lab4_d3.py Project: tyler274/CS1

import lab4_b
import Tkinter
from lab4_d2 import draw_square


if __name__ == '__main__':
    root = Tkinter.Tk()
    root.geometry('800x800')

    c = Tkinter.Canvas(root, width=800, height=800)
    c.pack()

    for i in range(50):
        draw_square(c,
                    lab4_b.random_color(),
                    lab4_b.random_size(20, 150),
                    lab4_b.random_position(800, 800))

    root.bind("q", quit)
    root.mainloop()