def __init__(self):
pw = placementWidget()
mw1 = materialWidget()
mw2 = materialWidget()
mw1.ui.label.setText("Material Lens 1")
mw2.ui.label.setText("Material Lens 2")
WBCommandGUI.__init__(
self, [pw, {"mat1": mw1, "mat2": mw2}, "DoubletLens.ui"]
)
self.form.ILD.valueChanged.connect(self.ILDChange)
self.form.CS2_1.valueChanged.connect(self.CS2_1Change)
def __init__(self):
pw = placementWidget()
self.mw = materialWidget()
self.mw.ui.label.setText("")
WBCommandGUI.__init__(self, [pw, "LensData.ui"])
# In LensData.ui there is a layout called material that will be used as
# holder for the material Widget.
# TODO: Enable how to insert custom widgets in designer directly
self.form.Material.addWidget(self.mw)
self.form.addSurf.clicked.connect(self.addSurface)
self.form.delSurf.clicked.connect(self.delSurface)
def __init__(self):
pw = placementWidget()
mw = materialWidget()
WBCommandGUI.__init__(self, [pw, mw, "SphericalLens.ui"])
def __init__(self):
pw = placementWidget()
mw = materialWidget()
WBCommandGUI.__init__(self, [pw, mw, "RightAnglePrism.ui"])
def __init__(self):
pw = placementWidget()
mw = materialWidget()
WBCommandGUI.__init__(self, [pw, mw, "RoundMirror.ui"])
def __init__(self):
pw = placementWidget()
mw = materialWidget()
WBCommandGUI.__init__(self, [pw, mw, "DiffractionGratting.ui"])
def __init__(self):
pw = placementWidget()
mw = materialWidget()
WBCommandGUI.__init__(self, [pw, mw, "BSCube.ui"])