def get_example_display(my):
div = DivWdg()
# ----------------------------- Smart Menu data ----------------------------------------------------------
menus = [
my.get_smart_menu_main_menu_details(),
my.get_smart_menu_submenu_one_details(),
my.get_smart_menu_submenu_two_details()
]
# ----------------------------- Smart Context Menu example -----------------------------------------------
my.setup_next_example(div, "Smart Context Menu example ...")
ctx_click_div = DivWdg()
ctx_click_div.add_styles("background: orange; color: white; border: 1px solid black; " \
"padding: 10px; width: 100px;")
ctx_click_div.add("Right Click")
SmartMenu.attach_smart_context_menu(ctx_click_div, menus)
div.add(ctx_click_div)
# ----------------------------- Smart Drop-down Button Menu example --------------------------------------
my.setup_next_example(div, "Smart Drop-down Button Menu example ...")
btn_dd = SmartMenu.get_smart_button_dropdown_wdg("Hello", menus, 150)
div.add(btn_dd)
# ----------------------------- Original Context Menu examples -------------------------------------------
my.setup_next_example(div, "Original Context Menu examples ...")
# Create the element to right click on for the given main context menu ...
activator = DivWdg()
activator.add_style("width: 300px")
activator.add_style("height: 50px")
activator.add_style("background: #660000")
activator.add_style("text-align: center")
activator.add(
"<br/>Right click on me!<br/>(this widget creates the context menus)"
)
s_menu_2 = my.get_ctx_sub_menu_two_details()
s_menu_3 = {}
s_menu_3.update(s_menu_2)
s_menu_3.update({'menu_id': "CtxMenu_Mike_Submenu_Three"})
ctx_menu = my.get_ctx_menu_details()
menus = [ctx_menu, my.get_ctx_sub_menu_details(), s_menu_2, s_menu_3]
attach_ctx_menu_wdg = AttachContextMenuWdg(activator_wdg=activator,
menus=menus)
div.add(attach_ctx_menu_wdg)
div.add(activator)
div.add("<br/><br/>")
# Create second context menu activator, but one that attaches to the already created context menus that
# were generated above for the first activator. This allows for efficient use of context menus -- e.g.
# you only need to actually generate one set, but still be able to use that same set of context menus
# for all, say, edit cells of a DG table ...
#
activator2 = DivWdg()
activator2.add_style("width: 300px")
activator2.add_style("height: 50px")
activator2.add_style("background: #000066")
activator2.add_style("text-align: center")
activator2.add(
"<br/>Right click on me!<br/>(this widget attaches to already created context menus)"
)
AttachContextMenuWdg.attach_by_menu_id(activator2,
ctx_menu.get('menu_id'))
div.add(activator2)
# -------------------- Drop-down Button Menu example ------------------------------------------------------
my.setup_next_example(div,
"Original Drop-down Menu Button example ...")
menus = [my.get_dd_plain_menu(), my.get_dd_plain_submenu_1()]
dd_button = ButtonForDropdownMenuWdg(id="MikeDropDownBtn",
title="LMB on Me For Menu",
menus=menus,
width=150,
match_width=True)
div.add(dd_button)
return div
def get_example_display(self):
div = DivWdg()
# ----------------------------- Smart Menu data ----------------------------------------------------------
menus = [ self.get_smart_menu_main_menu_details(),
self.get_smart_menu_submenu_one_details(),
self.get_smart_menu_submenu_two_details()
]
# ----------------------------- Smart Context Menu example -----------------------------------------------
self.setup_next_example( div, "Smart Context Menu example ..." )
ctx_click_div = DivWdg()
ctx_click_div.add_styles("background: orange; color: white; border: 1px solid black; " \
"padding: 10px; width: 100px;")
ctx_click_div.add( "Right Click" )
SmartMenu.attach_smart_context_menu( ctx_click_div, menus )
div.add(ctx_click_div)
# ----------------------------- Smart Drop-down Button Menu example --------------------------------------
self.setup_next_example( div, "Smart Drop-down Button Menu example ..." )
btn_dd = SmartMenu.get_smart_button_dropdown_wdg( "Hello", menus, 150 )
div.add(btn_dd)
# ----------------------------- Original Context Menu examples -------------------------------------------
self.setup_next_example( div, "Original Context Menu examples ..." )
# Create the element to right click on for the given main context menu ...
activator = DivWdg()
activator.add_style( "width: 300px" )
activator.add_style( "height: 50px" )
activator.add_style( "background: #660000" )
activator.add_style( "text-align: center" )
activator.add( "<br/>Right click on me!<br/>(this widget creates the context menus)" )
s_menu_2 = self.get_ctx_sub_menu_two_details()
s_menu_3 = {}
s_menu_3.update( s_menu_2 )
s_menu_3.update( { 'menu_id': "CtxMenu_Mike_Submenu_Three" } )
ctx_menu = self.get_ctx_menu_details()
menus = [ ctx_menu, self.get_ctx_sub_menu_details(), s_menu_2, s_menu_3 ]
attach_ctx_menu_wdg = AttachContextMenuWdg( activator_wdg=activator, menus=menus )
div.add( attach_ctx_menu_wdg )
div.add( activator )
div.add( "<br/><br/>" )
# Create second context menu activator, but one that attaches to the already created context menus that
# were generated above for the first activator. This allows for efficient use of context menus -- e.g.
# you only need to actually generate one set, but still be able to use that same set of context menus
# for all, say, edit cells of a DG table ...
#
activator2 = DivWdg()
activator2.add_style( "width: 300px" )
activator2.add_style( "height: 50px" )
activator2.add_style( "background: #000066" )
activator2.add_style( "text-align: center" )
activator2.add( "<br/>Right click on me!<br/>(this widget attaches to already created context menus)" )
AttachContextMenuWdg.attach_by_menu_id( activator2, ctx_menu.get('menu_id') )
div.add( activator2 )
# -------------------- Drop-down Button Menu example ------------------------------------------------------
self.setup_next_example( div, "Original Drop-down Menu Button example ..." )
menus = [ self.get_dd_plain_menu(), self.get_dd_plain_submenu_1() ]
dd_button = ButtonForDropdownMenuWdg( id="MikeDropDownBtn", title="LMB on Me For Menu", menus=menus,
width=150, match_width=True)
div.add( dd_button )
return div
