def __init__(self, game):
self.game = game
self.screen = self.game.screen
guilayout = BaseLayouter('vertical')
toplayout = BaseLayouter()
separator = Widget(0,0,0,SCREEN_HEIGHT-140)
#print "Screen : %s %s" % (SCREEN_WIDTH, SCREEN_HEIGHT)
#print "creating chatwindow from clientGui : %s, %s, %s, %s" % (0,SCREEN_HEIGHT*4/5.0,SCREEN_WIDTH,SCREEN_HEIGHT/5.0)
self.chatWindow = ChatWindow(0,SCREEN_HEIGHT*4/5.0,SCREEN_WIDTH,SCREEN_HEIGHT/5.0, gui=self)
self.emoteEngine = EmoteEngine(SCREEN_WIDTH-21,2, gui=self)
self.configwindow = ConfigWindow(100,100, gui=self)
self.menubutton = ShowFrameButton(text='Configuration:Configuration', widget = self.configwindow)
self.chatbutton = ShowFrameButton(text='ChatWindow:ChatWindow', widget = self.chatWindow)
self.barFrame = Frame(SCREEN_WIDTH/2, 40)
self.barFrame.setPos(220, 2)
self.hpbar = ProgressBar(0,100, width = 100, image = ImgDB["graphics/gui/progressbars.png"].subsurface(0,0,96,6), parent=self.barFrame)
self.hpbar.setValue(1)
#somehow seems that this is not shown without the width set to framesize -1... weird thing to be checked ...
self.mpbar = ProgressBar(0,100, width = 100, image = ImgDB["graphics/gui/progressbars.png"].subsurface(0,5,96,6), parent=self.barFrame)
self.mpbar.setValue(1)
self.barFrame.autolayout()
guilayout.add(toplayout)
guilayout.add(separator)
toplayout.add(self.menubutton, 2)
toplayout.add(self.chatbutton, 2)
guilayout.fit()
class GameGUI(object):
def __init__(self, game):
self.game = game
self.screen = self.game.screen
guilayout = BaseLayouter('vertical')
toplayout = BaseLayouter()
separator = Widget(0,0,0,SCREEN_HEIGHT-140)
#print "Screen : %s %s" % (SCREEN_WIDTH, SCREEN_HEIGHT)
#print "creating chatwindow from clientGui : %s, %s, %s, %s" % (0,SCREEN_HEIGHT*4/5.0,SCREEN_WIDTH,SCREEN_HEIGHT/5.0)
self.chatWindow = ChatWindow(0,SCREEN_HEIGHT*4/5.0,SCREEN_WIDTH,SCREEN_HEIGHT/5.0, gui=self)
self.emoteEngine = EmoteEngine(SCREEN_WIDTH-21,2, gui=self)
self.configwindow = ConfigWindow(100,100, gui=self)
self.menubutton = ShowFrameButton(text='Configuration:Configuration', widget = self.configwindow)
self.chatbutton = ShowFrameButton(text='ChatWindow:ChatWindow', widget = self.chatWindow)
self.barFrame = Frame(SCREEN_WIDTH/2, 40)
self.barFrame.setPos(220, 2)
self.hpbar = ProgressBar(0,100, width = 100, image = ImgDB["graphics/gui/progressbars.png"].subsurface(0,0,96,6), parent=self.barFrame)
self.hpbar.setValue(1)
#somehow seems that this is not shown without the width set to framesize -1... weird thing to be checked ...
self.mpbar = ProgressBar(0,100, width = 100, image = ImgDB["graphics/gui/progressbars.png"].subsurface(0,5,96,6), parent=self.barFrame)
self.mpbar.setValue(1)
self.barFrame.autolayout()
guilayout.add(toplayout)
guilayout.add(separator)
toplayout.add(self.menubutton, 2)
toplayout.add(self.chatbutton, 2)
guilayout.fit()
def handleEvents(self, events=[]):
self.chatWindow.handleEvents(events)
for event in events:
if event.type == pygame.KEYDOWN:
key = event.key
if key == pygame.K_RETURN:
if self.chatWindow.entry.has_focus:
if len(self.chatWindow.entry.baseText)>0:
self.game.SendMessagePublic(self.chatWindow.entry.baseText)
self.chatWindow.entry.setText("")
self.chatWindow.entry.loseFocus()
else:
self.chatWindow.entry.loseFocus()
else:
self.chatWindow.entry.getFocus()
self.chatWindow.updateSurface()
emote = self.emoteEngine.handleEvents(events)
if emote > -1:
self.game.SendEmote(emote)
self.menubutton.handleEvents(events)
self.chatbutton.handleEvents(events)
self.configwindow.handleEvents(events)
def blit(self):
self.chatWindow.blit(self.screen)
self.emoteEngine.blit(self.screen)
#hpbar test
self.hpbar.add(1)
self.mpbar.add(1)
self.barFrame.updateSurface()
self.barFrame.blit(self.screen)
#self.hpbar.blit(self.screen)
#self.mpbar.blit(self.screen)
self.menubutton.blit(self.screen)
self.chatbutton.blit(self.screen)
self.configwindow.blit(self.screen)
