#!/usr/bin/env qross
import Qross, os
# window = Qross.activeWindow()
# if window == None:
# print "Creating new dialog"
# window = Qross.createDialog("TestGuiFormDialog")
# else:
# print "Using active window"
print "1................"
forms = Qross.module("forms")
print "2................"
print "===================================> %s" % forms
print dir(forms)
dialog = forms.createDialog("TestGuiFormDialog")
dialog.setButtons("Ok|Cancel")
dialog.setFaceType("List") # Auto Plain List Tree Tabbed
# print "===> dialog %s %s" % (dialog,dir(dialog))
# page0 = dialog.addPage("Welcome","Welcome","about_kde")
##widget0 = Qross.forms().createWidget(page0, 'QWidget', 'MyForm1', {})
##widget0label = Qross.forms().createWidget(page0, 'QLabel', 'label', {'text':'Testlabel'})
# widget0 = Qross.forms().createWidgetFromUI(page0,
#'<ui version="4.0" >'
#' <class>Form</class>'
#' <widget class="QWidget" name="Form" >'
#' <layout class="QHBoxLayout" >'
#!/usr/bin/env qross
"""
This Python script demonstrates how Qross could be used from
within python scripts.
"""
print "__name__ = %s" % __name__
#print "__main__ = %s %s" % (__main__,dir(__main__))
#import TestObject1, TestObject2
#self.object1 = TestObject1
#self.object2 = TestObject2
import Qross
#print dir(Qross)
kjsaction = Qross.action("MyKjsScript")
#print dir(kjsaction)
kjsaction.setInterpreter("javascript")
kjsaction.setCode( "println(\"Hello world from Kjs\");" )
print "-----------------------> trigger"
kjsaction.trigger()
