root = Tk()
root.title("Simulation")
root.protocol("WM_DELETE_WINDOW", quit)
frame = Frame(root)
# Place buttons simply at the top
frame.pack(side=TOP)
controller.reset_button(frame, text="Reset").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.start_button(frame, text="Start").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.stop_button(frame, text="Stop").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.step_button(frame, text="Step").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Ball").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Floater").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Black_Hole").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Pulsator").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Hunter").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Special").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Remove").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.progress(frame,
text="0 updates/0 simultons",
width=25,
relief=RAISED).pack(side=LEFT)
# Place canvas in the space below
controller.simulation_canvas(root, width=500, height=300,
bg="white").pack(side=BOTTOM,
expand=True,
fill=BOTH)
from tkinter import Tk, Frame, TOP, LEFT, BOTTOM, RAISED, BOTH
# import controller to call/create widgets and position them in the view
import controller
# Construct a simple root window
root = Tk()
root.title("Bouncing Balls")
root.protocol("WM_DELETE_WINDOW", quit)
frame = Frame(root)
# Place buttons simply at the top
frame.pack(side=TOP)
controller.reset_button(frame, text="Reset").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.start_button(frame, text="Start").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.reverse_button(frame, text="Reverse").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.stop_button(frame, text="Stop").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.progress(frame, text="0 balls/0 cycles", width=25,
relief=RAISED).pack(side=LEFT)
# Place canvas in the space below
controller.simulation_canvas(root, width=300, height=300,
bg="white").pack(side=BOTTOM,
expand=True,
fill=BOTH)
#Code is originally written by Professor Richard Pattis' of
#of University Of Califorina, Irvine. I made some modifications.
#The view module sets up what is seen on the GUI
from tkinter import Tk,Frame,TOP,LEFT,BOTTOM,RAISED,BOTH
# import controller to call/create widgets and position them in the view
import controller
# Construct a simple root window
root = Tk()
root.title("Simulation")
root.protocol("WM_DELETE_WINDOW",quit)
root.resizable(0, 0) #this prevents you from resizing the window
frame = Frame(root)
# Place buttons simply at the top
frame.pack(side=TOP)
controller.reset_button (frame,text="Reset") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.pause_button (frame,text="Pause") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.progress(frame,text="Score: 0",width=25,relief=RAISED).pack(side=LEFT)
# Place canvas in the space below
controller.simulation_canvas(root,width=500,height=300,bg="black").pack(side=BOTTOM,expand=True,fill=BOTH)
from tkinter import Tk,Frame,TOP,LEFT,BOTTOM,RAISED,BOTH
# import controller to call/create widgets and position them in the view
import controller
# Construct a simple root window
root = Tk()
root.title("Simulation")
root.protocol("WM_DELETE_WINDOW",quit)
frame = Frame(root)
# Place buttons simply at the top
frame.pack(side=TOP)
controller.reset_button (frame,text="Reset") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.start_button (frame,text="Start") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.stop_button (frame,text="Stop") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.step_button (frame,text="Step") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame,text="Ball") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame,text="Floater") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame,text="Black_Hole").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame,text="Pulsator") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame,text="Hunter") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame,text="Special") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame,text="Remove") .pack(side=LEFT)
controller.progress (frame,text="0 updates/0 simultons",width=25,relief=RAISED).pack(side=LEFT)
# Place canvas in the space below
controller.simulation_canvas(root,width=500,height=300,bg='#000000').pack(side=BOTTOM,expand=True,fill=BOTH)
from tkinter import Tk, Frame, TOP, LEFT, BOTTOM, RAISED, BOTH
# import controller to call/create widgets and position them in the view
import controller
# Construct a simple root window
root = Tk()
root.title("Bouncing Balls")
root.protocol("WM_DELETE_WINDOW", quit)
frame = Frame(root)
# Place buttons simply at the top
frame.pack(side=TOP)
controller.reset_button(frame, text="Reset").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.start_button(frame, text="Start").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.reverse_button(frame, text="Reverse").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.stop_button(frame, text="Stop").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.progress(frame, text="0 balls/0 cycles", width=25, relief=RAISED).pack(side=LEFT)
# Place canvas in the space below
controller.simulation_canvas(root, width=300, height=300, bg="white").pack(side=BOTTOM, expand=True, fill=BOTH)
from tkinter import Tk, Frame, TOP, LEFT, BOTTOM, RAISED, BOTH
import controller
root = Tk()
root.title("Covid-19 Simulator")
root.protocol("WM_DELETE_WINDOW", quit)
frame = Frame(root)
frame.pack(side=TOP)
controller.reset_button(frame, text="Reset").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.start_button(frame, text="Start").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.stop_button(frame, text="Stop").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.step_button(frame, text="Step").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Healthy Person").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Moving Healthy Person").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Infected Person").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Moving Infected Person").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.object_button(frame, text="Remove").pack(side=LEFT)
controller.progress(frame, text="0 updates/ 0 Healthy/ 0 Infected/ 0 Recovered/ 0 Dead", width=50, relief=RAISED).pack(side=LEFT)
controller.simulation_canvas(root, width=700, height=450, bg="white").pack(side=BOTTOM, expand=True, fill=BOTH)
