OcempGUI - a GUI engine for Pygame and more

Available widgets

OcempGUI offers a broad range of widget classes, either visual, abstract or non-visual ones. The following list only shows the visible widget classes, which are currently available.

Label (Example image): A simple widget, which can display a small amount of text.
ImageLabel (Example image): A label widget, which can display any image resource supported by Pygame.
Button (Example image): A widget, which reacts upon mouse clicks. It can act on any mouse button click supported by Pygame.
ImageButton (Example image): A button widget, which can display any image resource supported by Pygame.
ToggleButton (Example image): A button widget, which retains its state.
CheckButton (Example image): A button widget, which displays its state using a small checkbox.
RadioButton (Example image): Button widgets, which let one choose between them.
Entry (Example image): A single line text entry field.
ImageMap (Example image): Image widget that deals with different mouse events.
Graph2D (Example image): Diagram widgets that can draw 2d graphs.
ProgressBar (Example image): A progress state indicator widget.
StatusBar (Example image): A horizontal bar, which can display the date and info messages.
Scale (Example image): Horizontal and vertical slider widgets for numeric value selections from defined ranges.
ScrollBar (Example image): Horizontal and vertical scrollbars.
ScrolledWindow (Example image): A viewport, which allows to scroll its attached child widget.
ScrolledList (Example image): A scrollable item list, which allows to display data in a list like manner.
FileList (Example image): A ScrolledList, which can display and browse filesystems.
Frame (Example image): A container widget with a decorative frame and an optional labeling widget.
Table (Example image): A container widget, which packs its children in a regular, table-like manner.
Window (Example image): A 'window' like widget, which is placed upon other widgets.
DialogWindow (Example image): A window widget, which sets itself and its children in a modal state.
GenericDialog (Example image): A dialog widget, that supports different interaction results.
FileDialog (Example image): A file selection dialog widget.
TooltipWindow (Example image): A specially colored widget which displays text.