# But one typically wants that the "name" attribute can be only a string, "x" a
# float number, or "filename" a valid file name. EditObj can do that too, if you
# take the time to teach that to him.
#
# EditObj edits each attribute of an object in an editor. The default one is a
# one-line Python console, but many other are supported (See editobj.editor for
# more info).
# If you want so, you can map an attribute name to a specific editor with the
# editobj.editor.register_attr(attr, editor_class) function. Notice that only attribute
# names are mapped, and the class of the object is NOT involved (contrary to systems
# like Java Bean); this is pretty logic because Python is dynamic and often does so.
# It can also save you a lot of time, since you have to enter each attribute only
# once !
# Say "name" is a string.
custom.register_attr("name", editor.StringEditor)
# Say that for "name", the values "me" and "you" should be proposed to the user.
# Possible values are given as text; as if they were entered by the user in the
# editor.
custom.register_values("name", ["me", "you"])
# Say "filename" is a file name.
custom.register_attr("filename", editor.FilenameEditor)
# Say "x" and "y" are float numbers.
custom.register_attr("x", editor.FloatEditor)
custom.register_attr("y", editor.FloatEditor)
# Say "visible" is a boolean.
custom.register_attr("visible", editor.BoolEditor)
if val in (9, 18, 36, 72, 144, 288, 576):
val = int(val / 1.5)
self.doted.set(1)
else:
self.doted.set(0)
if val in (4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256):
val = int(val * 1.5)
self.triplet.set(1)
else:
self.triplet.set(0)
self.scale.set({ 0: 0, 6 : 0, 12 : 1, 24: 2, 48 : 3, 96 : 4, 192 : 5, 384 : 6 }[val])
return 1
custom.register_attr("filename" , None)
custom.register_attr("title" , None, songbook.SongRef)
custom.register_attr("songs" , None)
custom.register_attr("songbook" , None)
custom.register_attr("children" , None)
custom.register_attr("playlist_items" , None)
custom.register_attr("playlist" , editor.EditButtonEditor)
custom.register_attr("playlist" , None, song.PlaylistItem)
custom.register_attr("view" , editor.ListEditor(view.view_types), song.Partition)
custom.register_attr("view" , None, song.Lyrics2)
custom.register_attr("partitions" , None)
custom.register_attr("mesures" , None)
custom.register_attr("version" , None)
custom.register_attr("title" , editor.StringEditor)
custom.register_attr("authors" , editor.StringEditor)
custom.register_attr("copyright" , editor.StringEditor)
self.image_width = self.label.winfo_width()
self.image_height = (self.image.size[1] / float(self.image.size[0])) * self.image_width
self.imagetk = ImageTk.PhotoImage(self.image.resize((int(self.image_width), int(self.image_height))))
self.label.configure(image = self.imagetk)
def get_value(self): return self.internal_editor.get_value()
def set_value(self, value): self.internal_editor.set_value(value)
def update(self): self.internal_editor.update()
def motion(self, event):
self.obj.tex_x = max(0.0, min(1.0, float(event.x) / self.image_width ))
self.obj.tex_y = max(0.0, min(1.0, float(event.y) / self.image_height))
custom.register_attr("lefthanded" , None)
custom.register_attr("matrix" , None)
custom.register_attr("root_matrix" , None)
custom.register_attr("inverted_root_matrix", None)
custom.register_attr("face" , None)
custom.register_attr("normal" , None)
custom.register_attr("vertices" , None)
custom.register_attr("name" , editor.StringEditor)
custom.register_attr("filename" , editor.StringEditor)
custom.register_attr("x" , editor.FloatEditor)
custom.register_attr("y" , editor.FloatEditor)
custom.register_attr("z" , editor.FloatEditor)
custom.register_attr("scale_x" , editor.FloatEditor)
custom.register_attr("scale_y" , editor.FloatEditor)
custom.register_attr("scale_z" , editor.FloatEditor)
custom.register_attr("front" , editor.FloatEditor)
