def mouse_event(self, event):
Screen.mouse_event(self, event)
if event.type == pygame.MOUSEBUTTONUP:
if self.widgets["button_back"].rect_hit(event.pos):
return {"screen_id": "settingsscreen"}
for checkbox_id, checkbox in self.checkboxes.items():
checkbox.on_mouse_release(event.pos)
if checkbox.rect_hit(event.pos):
# checkbox is hit, save the new setting
Settings.set(checkbox_id, checkbox.selected)
def _update_kana(self):
# update the selected status of the rows and columns
for row, checkbox in self.row_checkboxes.items():
y = self.kana.row_table[row]["y"]
checkbox.selected = all([
self.checkboxes[kana].selected for kana in self.kana.characters
if self.kana.table[kana]["y"] == y
])
for col, checkbox in self.col_checkboxes.items():
x = self.kana.col_table[col]["x"]
checkbox.selected = all([
self.checkboxes[kana].selected for kana in self.kana.characters
if self.kana.table[kana]["x"] == x
])
# serialize the currently selected kana to settings
selected_kana = [
kana # note: selected means don't learn
for kana in self.kana.table.keys()
if not self.checkboxes[kana].selected
]
Settings.set(f"{self.kana_name}_kana", selected_kana)
def mouse_event(self, event):
Screen.mouse_event(self, event)
if event.type == pygame.MOUSEBUTTONUP:
if self.widgets["button_menu"].rect_hit(event.pos):
return {"screen_id": "menuscreen"}
for kana_widget_id, kana_widget in self.kana_widgets.items():
checkbox = kana_widget["checkbox"]
# check whether the kana checkboxes are hit
checkbox.on_mouse_release(event.pos)
if checkbox.rect_hit(event.pos):
# checkbox is hit, save the new setting
Settings.set(kana_widget["setting"], checkbox.selected)
# check whether the buttons are hit
if kana_widget["button"].rect_hit(event.pos):
return {"screen_id": f"optionsfor{kana_widget_id}"}
for checkbox_widget_id, checkbox_widget in self.checkboxes.items():
checkbox = checkbox_widget["checkbox"]
checkbox.on_mouse_release(event.pos)
if checkbox.rect_hit(event.pos):
# checkbox is hit, save the new setting
Settings.set(checkbox_widget["setting"], checkbox.selected)
# theme switcher related buttons
if self.theme_left.rect_hit(event.pos):
self.update_theme_index(-1)
if self.theme_right.rect_hit(event.pos):
self.update_theme_index(1)
if self.theme_apply.rect_hit(event.pos):
# get the theme from the index and save the new theme
theme = list(Settings.get("themes").keys())[self.theme_index]
Settings.set("theme", theme)
# update the text on the current theme widget
self.widgets["theme_text"].set_text(
f"Current theme: '{theme}'"
)
# reapply the (new) theme to the GUI
Collections.reapply_theme()
def __init__(self, render_surface, surface_size):
Screen.__init__(self, render_surface, surface_size)
self.checkboxes = {
"randomize_kana": {
"checkbox": Checkbox(
self.render_surface,
(600, 450, 720, 100),
"Randomize Kana",
).set_themed(),
"setting": "randomize_kana",
},
}
self.kana_widgets = {
"hiragana": {
"checkbox": Checkbox(
self.render_surface,
(200, 600, 700, 100),
"Learn Hiragana",
).set_themed(),
"button": Button(
self.render_surface,
(1000, 600, 700, 100),
"Select which kana",
).set_themed(),
"setting": "learn_hiragana",
},
"katakana": {
"checkbox": Checkbox(
self.render_surface,
(200, 750, 700, 100),
"Learn Katakana",
).set_themed(),
"button": Button(
self.render_surface,
(1000, 750, 700, 100),
"Select which kana",
).set_themed(),
"setting": "learn_katakana",
},
"kanji": {
"checkbox": Checkbox(
self.render_surface,
(200, 900, 700, 100),
"Learn Kanji",
).set_themed(),
"button": Button(
self.render_surface,
(1000, 900, 700, 100),
"Kanji options",
).set_themed(),
"setting": "learn_kanji",
},
}
# set the 'selected' property of the checkboxes and kana_widgets
for checkbox_widget_id, checkbox_widget in self.checkboxes.items():
checkbox = checkbox_widget["checkbox"]
checkbox.selected = Settings.get(checkbox_widget["setting"])
for kana_widget_id, kana_widget in self.kana_widgets.items():
checkbox = kana_widget["checkbox"]
checkbox.selected = Settings.get(kana_widget["setting"])
theme = Settings.get("theme")
themes = Settings.get("themes")
self.widgets = {
"heading_settings": Heading(
self.render_surface, (0, 0, 1920, 100), "Settings"
).set_themed(),
"button_menu": Button(
self.render_surface, (10, 10, 230, 80), "Menu"
).set_themed(),
"theme_text": Text(
self.render_surface,
(500, 150, 920, 100),
f"Current theme: '{theme}'",
).set_themed(),
}
# get the theme index of the current theme
if theme in themes:
self.theme_index = list(themes.keys()).index(theme)
else:
# somehow the theme in the settings file isn't available, reset
print(f"theme {theme} is invalid! resetting to default")
self.theme_index = 0
Settings.set("theme", next(iter(themes)))
Collections.reapply_theme()
# theme related widgets
theme_name = list(themes.keys())[self.theme_index]
apply_theme_text = f"Apply theme: {theme_name}"
self.theme_left = Button(
self.render_surface, (300, 275, 100, 100), "<"
).set_themed()
self.theme_apply = Button(
self.render_surface, (500, 275, 920, 100), apply_theme_text
).set_themed()
self.theme_right = Button(
self.render_surface, (1520, 275, 100, 100), ">"
).set_themed()
def set_screen_size(self, screen_size):
self.screen_size = screen_size
Settings.set("width", self.screen_size[0])
Settings.set("height", self.screen_size[1])
for screen_id, screen in self.screens.items():
screen.set_screen_size(self.screen_size)