def __setattr__(self, name, val):
if name == "label":
name = "text"
Label.__setattr__(self, name, val)
if name == "focused" and val == False:
self.times_clicked = 0
def __init__(self):
from ui.widgets import Label # unfortunately otherwise we run into a circular dependency
self.label = Label(size=self.size,
font_desc=self.font_desc,
padding=self.padding,
background_color=self.background_color,
color=self.color)
def __init__(self, label = "", bevel = True, repeat_down_delay = 0, pressed_offset = 1,**kwargs):
Label.__init__(self, **kwargs)
self.interactive, self.can_focus = True, True
#: current state
self.state = "normal"
#: label
self.label = label
#: if set, will repeat the on-mouse-down signal every specified miliseconds while the button is pressed
#: when setting: 100 is a good initial value
self.repeat_down_delay = repeat_down_delay
#: draw border
self.bevel = bevel
#: by how many pixels should the label move towards bottom right when pressed
#: defaults to 1
self.pressed_offset = pressed_offset
#: a rather curious figure telling how many times the button has been
#: pressed since gaining focus. resets on losing the focus
self.times_clicked = 0
self.colors = {
# fill, fill, stroke, outer stroke
"normal": ("#fcfcfc", "#efefef", "#dedcda", "#918e8c"),
"highlight": ("#fff", "#f4f3f2", "#dedcda", "#918e8c"),
"pressed": ("#cfd1d3", "#b9bbc0", "#e0dedd", "#5b7aa1"),
"focused": ("#fcfcfc", "#efefef", "#52749e", "#89adda")
}
self.connect("on-mouse-over", self.__on_mouse_over)
self.connect("on-mouse-out", self.__on_mouse_out)
self.connect("on-mouse-down", self.__on_mouse_down)
self.connect("on-render", self.__on_render)
self._pressed = False
self._scene_mouse_up = None
self._timeout = None
