Package ocempgui :: Package widgets
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Package ocempgui.widgets

Widget subsystem of OcempGUI. This module contains various classes to create and use graphical user interface elements in a pygame application. All provided classes are fully accessible and support various attributes and methods to make them suitable for a GUI driven program.
Submodules
  • Alignment: A widget which controls the alignment of its child.
  • base: Globally used variables and objects by the widgets.
  • Bin: An abstract widget, which can hold exactly one other widget.
  • Box: A container, which allows absolute positioning of its widgets.
  • Button: A widget, which acts upon different mouse events.
  • ButtonBase: An abstract widget for button type widget implementations.
  • CheckButton: A button widget with a check box.
  • components: Low level components needed by the widgets.
  • Constants: Constants used by the ocempgui widgets module.
  • Container: An abstract widget, which can hold other widgets.
  • Diagram: An abstract widget for diagram and graph implementations.
  • DialogWindow: A modal window suitable for dialogs and similar purposes.
  • Entry: A widget, which handles text input.
  • FileDialog: File selection dialog class.
  • FileList: Filesystem browsing and selection list.
  • Frame: Widget classes, which can place their chidren in a horizontal or vertical alignment.
  • GenericDialog: An universal dialog window class with additional buttons.
  • Graph2D: A 2D graph widget.
  • ImageButton: A button widget, which can display an image.
  • ImageLabel: A simple widget, which can display text.
  • images: Image constants for the widgets module.
    • Icons16x16: Image constants for the widgets module.
  • Label: A simple widget, which can display text.
  • ProgressBar: A self-filling widget for progress states.
  • RadioButton: A button, which switches its state in dependance of other buttons.
  • Range: An abstract widget suitable for scale ranges and numerical adjustments.
  • ScrolledList: A scrollable widget, which contains list elements.
  • ScrolledWindow: A widget class, which can contain other widgets and uses optional scrollbars.
  • StatusBar: A widget class, which can display information of any kind using a stack technique.
  • Style: Style class for widgets.
  • StyleInformation: Constant style information used by the drawing routines.
  • Table: Widget class, which places its children in a table grid
  • ToggleButton: A button widget, which can retain its state.
  • TooltipWindow: Tooltip Window class.
  • Window: Toplevel Window class.

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