def make_mixed():
try:
box.on = 'mixed'
except ValueError:
e = sys.exc_info()[1]
say(e)
report()
def select():
i = group.value
name = cursor_names[i]
say("Selecting cursor no. %d (%s)" % (i, name))
cursor = getattr(StdCursors, name)
say("...", cursor)
view.cursor = cursor
def do_old_files(self):
say("Doing request_old_files")
if self.filt.on:
file_types = [self.file_type]
else:
file_types = None
result = FileDialogs.request_old_files("Open Dusty Old Files:",
default_dir = last_dir, file_types = file_types)
self.save_result(result)
def main():
get_test_names()
while 1:
list_tests()
name = get_test()
print
# cmd = r"c:\python25\python %s" % name
cmd = "%s %s" % (sys.executable, name)
say("Executing:", repr(cmd))
os.system(cmd)
def do_new_file(self):
say("Doing request_new_file with default_dir = %s, default_name = %r"
% (last_dir, last_name))
if self.filt.on:
file_type = self.file_type
else:
file_type = None
result = FileDialogs.request_new_file("Save Shiny New File:",
default_dir = last_dir, default_name = last_name, file_type = file_type)
self.save_result(result)
def get_test():
while 1:
prefix = ask("Test? ")
if not prefix:
sys.exit(0)
matches = glob("%s-*.py" % prefix)
if not matches:
say("Unknown test")
continue
if len(matches) > 1:
say("Ambiguous")
continue
return matches[0]
def modal_dialog():
#global dlog ###
dlog = ModalDialog(title = "Spanish Inquisition", size = (200, 140))
dlog.place(Label(text = "Surprise!!!"), left = 20, top = 20)
field = TextField()
dlog.place(field, left = 20, top = 60, right = -20)
field.become_target()
dlog.default_button = DefaultButton()
dlog.cancel_button = CancelButton()
dlog.place(dlog.default_button, right = -20, bottom = -20)
dlog.place(dlog.cancel_button, left = 20, bottom = -20)
dlog.center()
result = dlog.present()
say("Result =", result)
dlog.destroy()
def mouse_down(self, event):
say("Mouse down:", event.position)
for event in self.track_mouse():
if event.kind == 'mouse_drag':
say("Mouse drag:", event.position)
elif event.kind == 'mouse_up':
say("Mouse up:", event.position)
else:
say("Other event:", event.kind)
def draw(self, c, r):
if self.report_update_rect:
say("Update rect =", r)
viewed_rect = self.viewed_rect()
c.fillcolor = white
c.fill_rect(viewed_rect)
c.pensize = 6
c.fillcolor = red
x = 20
y = 10
for i in range(0, 20):
c.newpath()
c.moveto(x - 20, y + 20)
c.rlineto(80, -20)
c.rlineto(-40, 60)
c.closepath()
c.fill()
c.stroke()
x += 80
y += 80
ew, eh = self.extent
c.frame_rect((0, 0, ew, eh))
def save_result(self, result):
if isinstance(result, list):
say("Result:")
for item in result:
say(" ", item)
else:
say("Result =", result)
print
global last_dir, last_name
if result:
if isinstance(result, FileRef):
last_dir = result.dir
last_name = result.name
elif isinstance(result, DirRef):
say("Setting last_dir to", result) ###
last_dir = result
def show_text(win):
fields = [win.tf1, win.tf2, win.tf3]
n = None
t = application().target
for i, f in enumerate(fields):
say("Field %d:" % (i + 1), repr(f.text))
if f is t:
n = i + 1
if n:
say("Focus: Field %d: Selection = %r" % (n, t.selection))
else:
say("No focus")
def key_down(self, e):
say(e)
Window.key_down(self, e)
def key_down(self, event):
say(self.name, "Key down:", event)
def mouse_down(self, event):
say(self.name, "Mouse down:", event)
def action():
say("Slider %s value = %s" % (name, slider.value))
def mouse_drag(self, event):
say(self.name, "Mouse drag:", event)
from GUI import Window, ListButton, application
from testing import say
def report():
print "Value =", but.value
but = ListButton(position = (20, 20),
titles = ["Item %d" % i for i in xrange(30)],
action = report)
but.value = 42
win = Window(title = "List Button")
win.add(but)
but.become_target()
win.show()
instructions = """
There should be a list button containing 30 items.
Selecting an item should cause its value to be reported. On Windows,
it should be possible to make a selection by typing the first letter
of the title.
"""
say(instructions)
application().run()
def key_up(self, event): say(self.name, "Key up:", event) print
from GUI import Window, application
from TestViews import TestDrawing, fancy_font as f
from TestInput import TestKeyEvents, TestTrackMouse
from testing import say
class TestView(TestKeyEvents, TestTrackMouse, TestDrawing):
pass
win = Window(width = 320, height = 200)
view = TestView(width = 320, height = 200)
win.add(view)
view.become_target()
win.show()
say("""
There should be a red triangle, a blue triangle and half a green
triangle, outlined in black, on a yellow background, and three
pieces of text. Each text line should sit accurately on the
baseline drawn under it.
The following events in the view should be reported: mouse down,
mouse drag, mouse up, key down, key up, auto key.
""")
say("Font ascent =", f.ascent, "descent =", f.descent, "height =", f.height)
application().run()
def do_new_dir(self):
say("Doing request_new_directory")
result = FileDialogs.request_new_directory("Create Sparkling New Directory:",
default_dir = last_dir, default_name = last_name)
self.save_result(result)
def extent(self, w, h):
self.view.extent = (w, h)
self.view.invalidate()
say("Extent =", self.view.extent)
def say_hello():
say("Hello, world!")
btn2.enabled = 1
def report_mouse_event(self, mess):
say(mess)
def key_down(self, event):
which = self.which_key(event)
if event.auto:
say("Auto key:", which)
else:
say("Key down:", which)
def key_up(self, event):
say("Key up:", self.which_key(event))
def say_goodbye():
say("Goodbye, world!")
btn2.enabled = 0
def key_down(self, e):
say(e)
Window.key_down(self, e)
def mouse_down(self, event):
say("Mouse down in", self.title)
def untargeted(self):
say("%s untargeted" % self.name)
def say_goodbye():
say("Goodbye, world!")
btn2.enabled = 0
from GUI import FileDialogs
functions = {}
function_names = [
'request_old_file',
'request_old_files',
'request_new_file',
'request_old_directory',
'request_old_directories',
'request_new_directory',
]
for name in function_names:
if hasattr(FileDialogs, name):
functions[name] = getattr(FileDialogs, name)
else:
say("*** Missing function:", name)
last_dir = DirRef(path=os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(sys.argv[0])))
last_name = ""
say("last_dir =", last_dir) ###
class TestWindow(Window):
file_type = FileType(name="TIFF Image", suffix="tiff")
def __init__(self):
Window.__init__(self, size=(200, 200))
self.filt = CheckBox("%ss only" % self.file_type.name)
#self.multi = CheckBox("Multiple Selection")
def mouse_down(self, event): say(self.name, "Mouse down:", event)
def do_old_dirs(self):
say("Doing request_old_directories")
result = FileDialogs.request_old_directories(
"Open Mouldy Old Directories:", default_dir=last_dir)
self.save_result(result)
bounds = (50, 70, 250, 270),
auto_position = False)
win1.name = "Win1"
win1.show()
win2 = TestWindow(title = "Hello Again!",
auto_position = False,
position = (300, 70),
size = (400, 300),
resizable = 0)
win2.name = "Win2"
win2.show()
instructions = """
There should be two windows, one titled 'Hello PyGUI!' positioned at (50, 70)
with size (200, 200) and resizable, and one titled 'Hello Again!' positioned
at (300, 70) with size (400, 300) and not resizable. Both should be movable
and closable.
Mouse down, mouse drag, mouse up, key down and key up events in both windows
should be reported. Mouse drag and mouse up events should be reported for the
window in which the preceding mouse down event occurred, and should be reported
even if the mouse is moved outside the original window.
"""
say(instructions)
say("win1 position =", win1.position, "size =", win1.size)
say("win2 position =", win2.position, "size =", win2.size)
run()
def targeted(self):
say("%s targeted" % self.name)
def mouse_up(self, event):
say(self.name, "Mouse up:", event)
print
def targeted(self):
say("%s targeted" % self.name)
def key_up(self, event):
say(self.name, "Key up:", event)
print
def key_up(self, event):
say("Key up: %s\n" % event)
Window.key_down(self, e)
win = TWindow(width = 260, height = btn3.bottom + 30, title = "Btns",
resizable = 0, zoomable = 0)
win.add(btn1)
win.add(btn2)
win.add(btn3)
win.show()
instructions = """
There should be 3 buttons arranged vertically:
1. Title "Hello", natural width, style 'default'
2. Title "Goodbye" in a serif font, width 200, initially disabled
3. Title "Gidday Mate" in red italic, width 200, style 'cancel', right aligned
Pressing button 1 should print "Hello, world!" and enable button 2.
Pressing button 2 should print "Goodbye, world!" and disable button 2.
Pressing button 3 should simulate pressing button 1.
"""
say(instructions)
say("Testing readback of button 3 properties:")
say("title =", btn3.title)
say("font =", btn3.font)
say("color =", btn3.color)
say("just =", btn3.just)
say("End of readback test")
say()
application().run()
def key_down(self, event):
say("char = %r key = %r unichars = %r _keycode = 0x%04x" % (
event.char, event.key, event.unichars, event._keycode))
def say_hello():
say("Hello, world!")
btn2.enabled = 1
def mouse_down(self, e):
say("%s clicked" % self.name)
self.become_target()
def key_down(self, event):
say("Key down: %s\n" % event)
if event.char == "E":
raise Exception("This is a test exception.")
def key_down(self, event):
say("Key down in", self.title)
self.other.show()
def auto_key(self, event):
say("Auto key: %s\n" % event)
bounds = (50, 70, 250, 270),
auto_position = False)
win1.name = "Win1"
win1.show()
win2 = TestWindow(title = "Hello Again!",
auto_position = False,
position = (300, 70),
size = (400, 300),
resizable = 0)
win2.name = "Win2"
win2.show()
instructions = """
There should be two windows, one titled 'Hello PyGUI!' positioned at (50, 70)
with size (200, 200) and resizable, and one titled 'Hello Again!' positioned
at (300, 70) with size (400, 300) and not resizable. Both should be movable
and closable.
Mouse down, mouse drag, mouse up, key down and key up events in both windows
should be reported. Mouse drag and mouse up events should be reported for the
window in which the preceding mouse down event occurred, and should be reported
even if the mouse is moved outside the original window.
"""
say(instructions)
say("win1 position =", win1.position, "size =", win1.size)
say("win2 position =", win2.position, "size =", win2.size)
run()
def bing():
say("Bing!")
def mouse_drag(self, event): say(self.name, "Mouse drag:", event)
def mouse_up(self, event): say(self.name, "Mouse up:", event) print
def key_down(self, event): say(self.name, "Key down:", event)
def untargeted(self):
say("%s untargeted" % self.name)
height=btn3.bottom + 30,
title="Btns",
resizable=0,
zoomable=0)
win.add(btn1)
win.add(btn2)
win.add(btn3)
win.show()
instructions = """
There should be 3 buttons arranged vertically:
1. Title "Hello", natural width, style 'default'
2. Title "Goodbye" in a serif font, width 200, initially disabled
3. Title "Gidday Mate" in red italic, width 200, style 'cancel', right aligned
Pressing button 1 should print "Hello, world!" and enable button 2.
Pressing button 2 should print "Goodbye, world!" and disable button 2.
Pressing button 3 should simulate pressing button 1.
"""
say(instructions)
say("Testing readback of button 3 properties:")
say("title =", btn3.title)
say("font =", btn3.font)
say("color =", btn3.color)
say("just =", btn3.just)
say("End of readback test")
say()
application().run()