def bool_to_gui(bool):
"""Convert the bool into the GUI string.
@param bool: The boolean value of True or False.
@type bool: bool
@return: The GUI string.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# Convert.
return unicode(bool)
def bool_to_gui(bool):
"""Convert the bool into the GUI string.
@param bool: The boolean value of True or False.
@type bool: bool
@return: The GUI string.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# Convert.
return unicode(bool)
def float_to_gui(num):
"""Convert the float into the GUI string.
@param num: The number in float or None form.
@type num: float or None
@return: The GUI string.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# No input.
if num == None:
num = ''
# Convert.
return unicode(num)
def tuple_to_gui(tuple):
"""Convert the tuple into the GUI string.
@param tuple: The Python tuple.
@type tuple: tuple or None
@return: The GUI string.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# No input.
if tuple == None:
tuple = ''
# Convert.
return unicode(tuple)
def str_to_gui(string):
"""Convert the string into the GUI string.
@param string: The string or None to convert.
@type string: str or None
@return: The GUI string.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# No input.
if string == None:
string = ''
# Convert.
return unicode(string)
def float_to_gui(num):
"""Convert the float into the GUI string.
@param num: The number in float or None form.
@type num: float or None
@return: The GUI string.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# No input.
if num == None:
num = ''
# Convert.
return unicode(num)
def tuple_to_gui(tuple):
"""Convert the tuple into the GUI string.
@param tuple: The Python tuple.
@type tuple: tuple or None
@return: The GUI string.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# No input.
if tuple == None:
tuple = ''
# Convert.
return unicode(tuple)
def str_to_gui(string):
"""Convert the string into the GUI string.
@param string: The string or None to convert.
@type string: str or None
@return: The GUI string.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# No input.
if string == None:
string = ''
# Convert.
return unicode(string)
def py_to_gui(value):
"""Super function for converting a Python object to a GUI string.
@param value: The value.
@type value: anything
@return: The Python object in GUI string form.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# No input.
if value == None:
string = ''
# All other types.
else:
string = unicode(value)
# Return the GUI string.
return string
def list_to_gui(list):
"""Convert the list into the GUI string.
@param list: The Python list.
@type list: list or None
@return: The GUI string.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# No input.
if list == None:
list = ''
# Handle numpy arrays.
if isinstance(list, ndarray):
list = list.tolist()
# Convert.
return unicode(list)
def py_to_gui(value):
"""Super function for converting a Python object to a GUI string.
@param value: The value.
@type value: anything
@return: The Python object in GUI string form.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# No input.
if value == None:
string = ''
# All other types.
else:
string = unicode(value)
# Return the GUI string.
return string
def list_to_gui(list):
"""Convert the list into the GUI string.
@param list: The Python list.
@type list: list or None
@return: The GUI string.
@rtype: unicode
"""
# No input.
if list == None:
list = ''
# Handle numpy arrays.
if isinstance(list, ndarray):
list = list.tolist()
# Convert.
return unicode(list)
def create_subtitle(self, text):
"""Generate the subtitle wx.StaticText object.
@param text: The text of the subtitle.
@type text: str
@return: The subtitle object.
@rtype: wx.StaticText instance
"""
# Unicode.
text = unicode(text)
# Fix for the '&' character.
text = text.replace('&', '&&')
# The object.
obj = wx.StaticText(self.parent, -1, text)
# Formatting.
obj.SetFont(wx.Font(pointSize=16, family=wx.FONTFAMILY_ROMAN, style=wx.ITALIC, weight=wx.NORMAL, face='Times'))
# Return the object.
return obj
