def refresh_status(self, event=None):
"""Update the controls with current values"""
red = (255, 0, 0)
green = (0, 255, 0)
gray = (180, 180, 180)
label = checklist.test(self.n).label
self.myEnabled.Label = "%s: %s" % (label,
self.values["formatted_value"])
color = green if self.values["OK"] else red
if not self.values["test_code_OK"]: color = gray
self.State.BackgroundColour = color
self.State.ForegroundColour = color
self.State.Refresh() # work-around for a GenButton bug in Windows
def OnTest(self, event):
checklist.test(self.n).test_code = self.Test.Value
self.refresh()
def OnFormat(self, event):
checklist.test(self.n).format = self.Format.Value
self.refresh()
def OnValue(self, event):
checklist.test(self.n).value_code = self.Value.Value
self.refresh()
def OnLabel(self, event):
checklist.test(self.n).label = self.myLabel.Value
self.refresh()
def refresh(self, Event=0):
self.myLabel.Value = checklist.test(self.n).label
self.Value.Value = checklist.test(self.n).value_code
self.Format.Value = checklist.test(self.n).format
self.Test.Value = checklist.test(self.n).test_code
def OnEnable(self, event):
checklist.test(self.n).enabled = event.Checked()
self.refresh()
def refresh_label(self, event=None):
"""Update the controls with current values"""
self.Title = checklist.test(self.n).label
self.myEnabled.Value = checklist.test(self.n).enabled
self.myEnabled.Label = checklist.test(self.n).label
def update_data(self):
"""Retreive status information"""
self.old_values = dict(self.values) # make a copy
for n in self.attributes:
self.values[n] = getattr(checklist.test(self.n), n)