def print_contents(event):
global tf
log('Enter was pressed. Field contents:', tf.text)
tf = TextField(width=150, height=25)
link(tf, print_contents)
tf.text = ''
tf2 = TextField(width=150, height=25, editable=0)
tf2.text = 'Edit me... :P'
lbl = Label(width = 150, height=25, text = 'I Am A LABEL')
update_btn = Button(width=50, height=30, text='Update')
link(update_btn, update_label)
reset_btn = Button(height=30, text='Reset')
link(reset_btn, init_field)
win = Window(title='TextField test', width=200, height=245)
app.add(win)
win.add([tf, tf2, lbl], left=25, right=25, top=40, hstretch=1,
direction='down', space=20)
win.add([reset_btn, update_btn], right=25, bottom=25, vmove=1, hmove=1,
direction='left', space=25)
init_field()
update_label()
app.run()
link(b3, makeMove(2)) b4 = Button(height=32, width=32, text="") link(b4, makeMove(3)) b5 = Button(height=32, width=32, text="") link(b5, makeMove(4)) b6 = Button(height=32, width=32, text="") link(b6, makeMove(5)) b7 = Button(height=32, width=32, text="") link(b7, makeMove(6)) b8 = Button(height=32, width=32, text="") link(b8, makeMove(7)) b9 = Button(height=32, width=32, text="") link(b9, makeMove(8)) # A frame for the controls: b10 = Button(height=32, width=32, text="Play Again", geometry=(10, 10, 100, 50)) link(b10, doAgain) l1 = Label(height=32, text="Your move...", geometry=(10, 70, 100, 50)) f = Frame() f.layout = SimpleGridManager() btns = [b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b6, b7, b8, b9] win.add(btns) win.add(f, row=3, col=0, colspan=3) f.add(b10, insets=(5, 2)) f.add(l1, insets=(5, 5)) # f.add(b10,l1) app.run()
b6 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "") link(b6,makeMove(5)) b7 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "") link(b7,makeMove(6)) b8 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "") link(b8,makeMove(7)) b9 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "") link(b9,makeMove(8)) b10 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "Play Again") link(b10,doAgain) l1 = Label(height = 32, text = "Your move...") btns = [b1,b2,b3,b4,b5,b6,b7,b8,b9] # You can add components either to the layout or to the # Window, the result is the same: win.add((b1,b2,b3),row=0,col=0,xweight=1,yweight=1) win.layout.add((b4,b5,b6),row=1,col=0,xweight=1,yweight=1) win.add((b7,b8,b9),row=2,col=0,xweight=1,yweight=1) win.layout.add(b10,row=3,col=0,colspan=3,insets=(20,2),yweight=0) win.add(l1,row=4,col=0,colspan=2,insets=(20,2),yweight=0) # Calling add() with no items lets you configure rows # and columns. #win.add(col=0,xweight=0) #win.layout.add(col=2,xweight=0) #win.layout.add(row=1,yweight=0.5) #win.add(row=1,minheight=100) app.run()
link(b3, makeMove(2)) b4 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "") link(b4, makeMove(3)) b5 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "") link(b5, makeMove(4)) b6 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "") link(b6, makeMove(5)) b7 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "") link(b7, makeMove(6)) b8 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "") link(b8, makeMove(7)) b9 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "") link(b9, makeMove(8)) # A frame for the controls: b10 = Button(height = 32, width=32, text = "Play Again",geometry = (10,10,100,50)) link(b10,doAgain) l1 = Label(height = 32, text = "Your move...",geometry=(10,70,100,50)) f = Frame() f.layout = SimpleGridManager() btns = [b1,b2,b3,b4,b5,b6,b7,b8,b9] win.add((b1,b2,b3,b4,b5,b6,b7,b8,b9)) win.add(f,row=3,col=0,colspan=3) f.add(b10,insets=(5,2)) f.add(l1,insets=(5,5)) #f.add(b10,l1) app.run()
app = Application()
win = Window(title='Menu Example', geometry=(50,50,100,100))
win.layout = SimpleGridManager(1,2)
# A menubar for the window.
mbar = MenuBar()
win.addMenu(mbar)
# A menu to choose skits.
skitMenu = Menu(text="Skit")
mbar.add(skitMenu)
# Populate the skit menu.
lbl = Label(text="No skit selected")
win.add(lbl)
def chooseSkit(ev):
# Handle a skit choice. A menu event should have a
# 'text' property containing the text of the menu item.
lbl.text = ev.text
# The objects returned by the add...() calls are handles that permit
# us to operate on the menu items later.
dedPrt = skitMenu.addCommand(text="Dead Parrot")
pengTv = skitMenu.addCommand(text="Penguin on the Telly")
link(dedPrt,chooseSkit)
link(pengTv,chooseSkit)
# We can also supply a command to the command adder, which
# does an implicit link() for us. For menu structures
# that don't change much, this lets us build menus
from manygui import Window, Label, Application from manygui.Utils import log app = Application() win = Window(width = 160, height = 100) app.add(win) lb1 = Label(x = 30, y = 18, height = 32, text = "Spam!") lb2 = Label(x = 30, y = 58, height = 32, text = "Glorious Spam!") win.add(lb1) win.add(lb2) app.run()
