def make_new_sample(self):
# validate colors
back = self.r_col['background 1'].get()
high = self.r_col['background 2'].get()
table = self.r_col['background 3'].get()
fonts = self.r_col['font color'].get()
try_these = [
(back, self.r_col['background 1']),
(high, self.r_col['background 2']),
(table, self.r_col['background 3']),
(fonts, self.r_col['font color'])]
for tup in try_these:
if len(tup[0]) == 0:
return
test_color = Frame(self.root) # don't grid this
for tup in try_these:
try:
test_color.config(bg=tup[0])
except tk.TclError:
tup[1].delete(0, tk.END)
messagebox.showerror(
'Color Not Recognized.',
'A color was entered that is unknown to the system.')
return
self.get_new_scheme()
for child in self.colors_content.winfo_children():
child.destroy()
self.make_samples()
class Combobox(FrameHilited3):
hive = []
def __init__(self,
master,
root,
callback=None,
height=480,
values=[],
scrollbar_size=24,
*args,
**kwargs):
FrameHilited3.__init__(self, master, *args, **kwargs)
'''
This is a replacement for ttk.Combobox.
'''
self.master = master
self.callback = callback
self.root = root
self.height = height
self.values = values
self.scrollbar_size = scrollbar_size
self.formats = make_formats_dict()
self.buttons = []
self.selected = None
self.result_string = ''
self.entered = None
self.lenval = len(self.values)
self.owt = None
self.scrollbar_clicked = False
self.typed = None
self.screen_height = self.winfo_screenheight()
self.config(bd=0)
# simulate <<ComboboxSelected>>:
self.var = tk.StringVar()
self.var.trace_add('write',
lambda *args, **kwargs: self.combobox_selected())
# simulate ttk.Combobox.current()
self.current = 0
self.make_widgets()
self.master.bind_all('<ButtonRelease-1>', self.close_dropdown, add='+')
# self.root.bind('<Configure>', self.hide_all_drops) # DO NOT DELETE
# Above binding closes dropdown if Windows title bar is clicked, it
# has no other purpose. But it causes minor glitches e.g. if a
# dropdown button is highlighted and focused, the Entry has to be
# clicked twice to put it back into the alternating drop/undrop
# cycle as expected. Without this binding, the click on the title
# bar lowers the dropdown below the root window which is good
# enough for now. To get around it, use the custom_window_border.py.
# expose only unique methods of Entry e.g. not self.config (self is a Frame and
# the Entry, Toplevel, Canvas, and window have to be configured together) so
# to size the entry use instance.config_drop_width(72)
self.insert = self.entry.insert
self.delete = self.entry.delete
self.get = self.entry.get
def make_widgets(self):
self.entry = Entry(self, textvariable=self.var)
self.arrow = LabelHilited(self, text='\u25BC', width=2)
# self.arrow = ComboboxArrow(self, text='\u25BC', width=2)
self.entry.grid(column=0, row=0)
self.arrow.grid(column=1, row=0)
self.update_idletasks()
self.width = self.winfo_reqwidth()
self.drop = ToplevelHilited(self, bd=0)
self.drop.bind('<Destroy>', self.clear_reference_to_dropdown)
self.drop.withdraw()
Combobox.hive.append(self.drop)
for widg in (self.master, self.drop):
widg.bind('<Escape>', self.hide_all_drops, add='+')
self.drop.grid_columnconfigure(0, weight=1)
self.drop.grid_rowconfigure(0, weight=1)
self.canvas = CanvasHilited(self.drop)
self.canvas.grid(column=0, row=0, sticky='news')
self.scrollv_combo = Scrollbar(self.drop,
hideable=True,
command=self.canvas.yview)
self.canvas.config(yscrollcommand=self.scrollv_combo.set)
self.content = Frame(self.canvas)
self.content.grid_columnconfigure(0, weight=1)
self.content.grid_rowconfigure('all', weight=1)
self.scrollv_combo.grid(column=1, row=0, sticky='ns')
self.entry.bind('<KeyPress>', self.open_or_close_dropdown)
self.entry.bind('<Tab>', self.open_or_close_dropdown)
for widg in (self.entry, self.arrow):
widg.bind('<Button-1>', self.open_or_close_dropdown, add='+')
self.arrow.bind('<Button-1>', self.focus_entry_on_arrow_click, add='+')
for frm in (self, self.content):
frm.bind('<FocusIn>', self.arrow.highlight)
frm.bind('<FocusOut>', self.arrow.unhighlight)
self.drop.bind('<FocusIn>', self.focus_dropdown)
self.drop.bind('<Unmap>', self.unhighlight_all_drop_items)
self.current_combo_parts = [
self, self.entry, self.arrow, self.scrollv_combo
]
for part in self.current_combo_parts:
part.bind('<Enter>', self.unbind_combo_parts)
part.bind('<Leave>', self.rebind_combo_parts)
self.config_values(self.values)
config_generic(self.drop)
def unbind_combo_parts(self, evt):
self.master.unbind_all('<ButtonRelease-1>')
def rebind_combo_parts(self, evt):
self.master.bind_all('<ButtonRelease-1>', self.close_dropdown, add='+')
def unhighlight_all_drop_items(self, evt):
for child in self.content.winfo_children():
child.config(bg=self.formats['highlight_bg'])
def clear_reference_to_dropdown(self, evt):
dropdown = evt.widget
if dropdown in Combobox.hive:
idx = Combobox.hive.index(dropdown)
del Combobox.hive[idx]
dropdown = None
def config_values(self, values):
'''
The vertical scrollbar, when there is one, overlaps the
dropdown button highlight but both still work. To change
this, the button width can be changed when the scrollbar
appears and disappears.
'''
# a sample button is made to get its height, then destroyed
b = ButtonFlatHilited(self.content, text='Sample')
one_height = b.winfo_reqheight()
b.destroy()
self.fit_height = one_height * len(values)
self.values = values
self.lenval = len(self.values)
for button in self.buttons:
button.destroy()
self.buttons = []
host_width = self.winfo_reqwidth()
self.window = self.canvas.create_window(0,
0,
anchor='nw',
window=self.content,
width=host_width)
self.canvas.config(scrollregion=(0, 0, host_width, self.fit_height))
c = 0
for item in values:
bt = ButtonFlatHilited(self.content, text=item, anchor='w')
bt.grid(column=0, row=c, sticky='ew')
for event in ('<Button-1>', '<Return>', '<space>'):
bt.bind(event, self.get_clicked, add='+')
bt.bind('<Enter>', self.highlight)
bt.bind('<Leave>', self.unhighlight)
bt.bind('<Tab>', self.tab_out_of_dropdown_fwd)
bt.bind('<Shift-Tab>', self.tab_out_of_dropdown_back)
bt.bind('<KeyPress>', self.traverse_on_arrow)
bt.bind('<FocusOut>', self.unhighlight)
bt.bind('<FocusOut>', self.get_tip_widg, add='+')
bt.bind('<FocusIn>', self.get_tip_widg)
bt.bind('<Enter>', self.get_tip_widg, add='+')
bt.bind('<Leave>', self.get_tip_widg, add='+')
self.buttons.append(bt)
c += 1
for b in self.buttons:
b.config(command=self.callback)
def get_tip_widg(self, evt):
'''
'10' is FocusOut, '9' is FocusIn
'''
if self.winfo_reqwidth() <= evt.widget.winfo_reqwidth():
widg = evt.widget
evt_type = evt.type
if evt_type in ('7', '9'):
self.show_overwidth_tip(widg)
elif evt_type in ('8', '10'):
self.hide_overwidth_tip()
def show_overwidth_tip(self, widg):
'''
Instead of a horizontal scrollbar, if a dropdown item doesn't all
show in the space allotted, the full text will appear in a tooltip
on highlight. Most of this code is borrowed from Michael Foord.
'''
text = widg.cget('text')
if self.owt:
return
x, y, cx, cy = widg.bbox()
x = x + widg.winfo_rootx() + 32
y = y + cy + widg.winfo_rooty() + 32
self.owt = ToplevelHilited(self)
self.owt.wm_overrideredirect(1)
l = LabelTip2(self.owt, text=text)
l.pack(ipadx=6, ipady=3)
self.owt.wm_geometry('+{}+{}'.format(x, y))
def hide_overwidth_tip(self):
tip = self.owt
self.owt = None
if tip:
tip.destroy()
def highlight_arrow(self, evt):
self.arrow.config(bg=self.formats['head_bg'])
def unhighlight_arrow(self, evt):
self.arrow.config(bg=self.formats['highlight_bg'])
def focus_entry_on_arrow_click(self, evt):
self.focus_set()
self.entry.select_range(0, 'end')
def hide_other_drops(self):
for dropdown in Combobox.hive:
if dropdown != self.drop:
dropdown.withdraw()
def hide_all_drops(self, evt=None):
for dropdown in Combobox.hive:
dropdown.withdraw()
def close_dropdown(self, evt):
'''
Runs only on ButtonRelease-1.
In the case of a destroyable combobox in a dialog, after the
combobox is destroyed, this event will cause an error because
the dropdown no longer exists. I think this is harmless so I
added the try/except to pass on it instead of figuring out how
to prevent the error.
'''
widg = evt.widget
if widg == self.scrollv_combo:
self.scrollbar_clicked = True
try:
self.drop.withdraw()
except tk.TclError:
pass
def config_drop_width(self, new_width):
self.entry.config(width=new_width)
self.update_idletasks()
self.width = self.winfo_reqwidth()
self.drop.geometry('{}x{}'.format(self.width, self.height))
self.scrollregion_width = new_width
self.canvas.itemconfigure(self.window, width=self.width)
self.canvas.configure(scrollregion=(0, 0, new_width, self.fit_height))
def open_or_close_dropdown(self, evt=None):
if evt is None: # dropdown item clicked--no evt bec. of Button command option
if self.callback:
self.callback(self.selected)
self.drop.withdraw()
return
if len(self.buttons) == 0:
return
evt_type = evt.type
evt_sym = evt.keysym
if evt_sym == 'Tab':
self.drop.withdraw()
return
elif evt_sym == 'Escape':
self.hide_all_drops()
return
first = None
last = None
if len(self.buttons) != 0:
first = self.buttons[0]
last = self.buttons[len(self.buttons) - 1]
# self.drop.winfo_ismapped() gets the wrong value
# if the scrollbar was the last thing clicked
# so drop_is_open has to be used also.
if evt_type == '4':
if self.drop.winfo_ismapped() == 1:
drop_is_open = True
elif self.drop.winfo_ismapped() == 0:
drop_is_open = False
if self.scrollbar_clicked is True:
drop_is_open = True
self.scrollbar_clicked = False
if drop_is_open is True:
self.drop.withdraw()
drop_is_open = False
return
elif drop_is_open is False:
pass
elif evt_type == '2':
if evt_sym not in ('Up', 'Down'):
return
elif first is None or last is None:
pass
elif evt_sym == 'Down':
first.config(bg=self.formats['bg'])
first.focus_set()
self.canvas.yview_moveto(0.0)
elif evt_sym == 'Up':
last.config(bg=self.formats['bg'])
last.focus_set()
self.canvas.yview_moveto(1.0)
self.update_idletasks()
x = self.winfo_rootx()
y = self.winfo_rooty()
combo_height = self.winfo_reqheight()
self.fit_height = self.content.winfo_reqheight()
self.drop.wm_overrideredirect(1)
fly_up = self.get_vertical_pos(combo_height, evt)
if fly_up[0] is False:
y = y + combo_height
else:
y = fly_up[1]
self.drop.geometry('{}x{}+{}+{}'.format(self.width, self.height, x, y))
self.drop.deiconify()
self.hide_other_drops()
def get_vertical_pos(self, combo_height, evt):
fly_up = False
vert_pos = evt.y_root - evt.y
clearance = self.screen_height - (vert_pos + combo_height)
if clearance < self.height:
fly_up = True
return (fly_up, vert_pos - self.height)
def highlight(self, evt):
for widg in self.buttons:
widg.config(bg=self.formats['highlight_bg'])
widget = evt.widget
widget.config(bg=self.formats['bg'])
self.selected = widget
widget.focus_set()
def unhighlight(self, evt):
x, y = self.winfo_pointerxy()
hovered = self.winfo_containing(x, y)
if hovered in self.buttons:
evt.widget.config(bg=self.formats['highlight_bg'])
def hide_drops_on_title_bar_click(self, evt):
x, y = self.winfo_pointerxy()
hovered = self.winfo_containing(x, y)
def focus_dropdown(self, evt):
for widg in self.buttons:
widg.config(takefocus=1)
def handle_tab_out_of_dropdown(self, go):
for widg in self.buttons:
widg.config(takefocus=0)
self.entry.delete(0, 'end')
self.entry.insert(0, self.selected.cget('text'))
self.drop.withdraw()
self.entry.focus_set()
if go == 'fwd':
goto = self.entry.tk_focusNext()
elif go == 'back':
goto = self.entry.tk_focusPrev()
goto.focus_set()
def tab_out_of_dropdown_fwd(self, evt):
self.selected = evt.widget
self.handle_tab_out_of_dropdown('fwd')
def tab_out_of_dropdown_back(self, evt):
self.selected = evt.widget
self.handle_tab_out_of_dropdown('back')
def get_clicked(self, evt):
self.selected = evt.widget
self.current = self.selected.grid_info()['row']
self.entry.delete(0, 'end')
self.entry.insert(0, self.selected.cget('text'))
self.entry.select_range(0, 'end')
self.open_or_close_dropdown()
def get_typed(self):
self.typed = self.var.get()
def highlight_on_traverse(self, evt, next_item=None, prev_item=None):
evt_type = evt.type
evt_sym = evt.keysym # 2 is key press, 4 is button press
for widg in self.buttons:
widg.config(bg=self.formats['highlight_bg'])
if evt_type == '4':
self.selected = evt.widget
elif evt_type == '2' and evt_sym == 'Down':
self.selected = next_item
elif evt_type == '2' and evt_sym == 'Up':
self.selected = prev_item
self.selected.config(bg=self.formats['bg'])
self.widg_height = int(self.fit_height / self.lenval)
widg_screenpos = self.selected.winfo_rooty()
widg_listpos = self.selected.winfo_y()
win_top = self.drop.winfo_rooty()
win_bottom = win_top + self.height
win_ratio = self.height / self.fit_height
list_ratio = widg_listpos / self.fit_height
widg_ratio = self.widg_height / self.fit_height
up_ratio = list_ratio - win_ratio + widg_ratio
if widg_screenpos > win_bottom - 0.75 * self.widg_height:
self.canvas.yview_moveto(float(list_ratio))
elif widg_screenpos < win_top:
self.canvas.yview_moveto(float(up_ratio))
self.selected.focus_set()
def traverse_on_arrow(self, evt):
if evt.keysym not in ('Up', 'Down'):
return
widg = evt.widget
sym = evt.keysym
self.widg_height = int(self.fit_height / self.lenval)
self.trigger_down = self.height - self.widg_height * 3
self.trigger_up = self.height - self.widg_height * 2
self.update_idletasks()
next_item = widg.tk_focusNext()
prev_item = widg.tk_focusPrev()
rel_ht = widg.winfo_y()
if sym == 'Down':
if next_item in self.buttons:
self.highlight_on_traverse(evt, next_item=next_item)
else:
next_item = self.buttons[0]
next_item.focus_set()
next_item.config(bg=self.formats['bg'])
self.canvas.yview_moveto(0.0)
elif sym == 'Up':
if prev_item in self.buttons:
self.highlight_on_traverse(evt, prev_item=prev_item)
else:
prev_item = self.buttons[self.lenval - 1]
prev_item.focus_set()
prev_item.config(bg=self.formats['bg'])
self.canvas.yview_moveto(1.0)
def colorize(self):
# the widgets that don't respond to events are working
# the scrollbar, which has its own colorize method, is working
# the arrow label has its own highlight methods, it's working
self.config(bg=self.formats['bg'])
self.entry.config(bg=self.formats['highlight_bg'])
self.drop.config(bg=self.formats['highlight_bg'])
self.content.config(bg=self.formats['highlight_bg'])
# The dropdown buttons respond to so many events that it might be
# a sort of minor miracle to make them colorize instantly. For
# now it's enough that they colorize on reload and they are not
# on top, they're only seen on dropdown.
def callback(self):
'''
A function specified on instantiation.
'''
print('this will not print if overridden (callback)')
def combobox_selected(self):
'''
A function specified on instantiation will run when
the selection is made. Similar to ttk's <<ComboboxSelected>>
but instead of binding to a virtual event.
'''
print('this will not print if overridden (combobox_selected)')
