Python wx.Bell() Examples
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Example #1
Source File: TimeCtrl.py From EventGhost with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 6 votes |
def _TimeCtrl__IncrementValue(self, key, pos): text = self.GetValue() field = self._FindField(pos) start, end = field._extent slice = text[start:end] if slice == 'A': newslice = 'P' elif slice == 'P': newslice = 'A' else: top = 24 if field._index == 0 else 60 increment = 1 if key == wx.WXK_UP else -1 newslice = "%02d" % ((int(slice) + increment) % top) newvalue = text[:start] + newslice + text[end:] try: self._SetValue(newvalue) except ValueError: # must not be in bounds: if not wx.Validator_IsSilent(): wx.Bell()
Example #2
Source File: DigitOnlyValidator.py From EventGhost with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 6 votes |
def OnChar(self, event): key = event.GetKeyCode() if key < wx.WXK_SPACE or key == wx.WXK_DELETE or key > 255: event.Skip() return if chr(key) in string.digits: event.Skip() return if not wx.Validator_IsSilent(): wx.Bell() # Returning without calling event.Skip eats the event before it # gets to the text control return
Example #3
Source File: new_properties.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 6 votes |
def _on_text(self, event): if self.deactivated or self.blocked: return text = event.GetString() if not self.validation_re: if self.control_re.search(text): # strip most ASCII control characters self.text.SetValue(self.control_re.sub("", text)) wx.Bell() return elif self.check(text): self.text.SetBackgroundColour( compat.wx_SystemSettings_GetColour(wx.SYS_COLOUR_WINDOW) ) self.text.Refresh() else: self.text.SetBackgroundColour(wx.RED) self.text.Refresh() event.Skip()
Example #4
Source File: menubar.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 6 votes |
def move_item_right(self, event): """moves the selected menu item one level down in the hierarchy, i.e. shifts its label 4 spaces right in self.menu_items""" index = self.selected_index if index <= 0: wx.Bell() return level = self.item_level(index) if level > self.item_level(index-1): wx.Bell() return level += 1 label = self._get_item_text(index, "label") self._set_item_string(index, "label", misc.wxstr(" "*4) + label) self._set_item_string(index, "level", level) self.items.SetItemState(index, wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED, wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED) self._enable_buttons()
Example #5
Source File: menubar.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 6 votes |
def move_item_left(self, event=None, index=None): """moves the selected menu item one level up in the hierarchy, i.e. shifts its label 4 spaces left in self.menu_items""" if index is None: index = self.selected_index if index <= 0: wx.Bell() return level = self.item_level(index) if level==0 or ( index+1 < self.items.GetItemCount() and (level < self.item_level(index+1)) ): wx.Bell() return level -= 1 label = self._get_item_text(index, "label") self._set_item_string(index, "label", label[4:]) self._set_item_string(index, "level", level) self.items.SetItemState(index, wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED, wx.LIST_STATE_SELECTED) self._enable_buttons()
Example #6
Source File: APDUHexValidator.py From pyscard with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 6 votes |
def OnChar(self, event): key = event.GetKeyCode() if wx.WXK_SPACE == key or chr(key) in string.hexdigits: value = event.GetEventObject().GetValue() + chr(key) if apduregexp.match(value): event.Skip() return if key < wx.WXK_SPACE or key == wx.WXK_DELETE or key > 255: event.Skip() return if not wx.Validator_IsSilent(): wx.Bell() return
Example #7
Source File: new_properties.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def _validate(self, row, col, value, bell=True): if not self.validation_res or not self.validation_res[col]: return True validation_re = self.validation_res[col] match = validation_re.match(value) if match: return True if bell: wx.Bell() return False
Example #8
Source File: CellEditor.py From bookhub with MIT License | 5 votes |
def _OnChar(self, event): "Handle the OnChar event by rejecting non-numerics" if event.GetModifiers() != 0 and event.GetModifiers() != wx.MOD_SHIFT: event.Skip() return if event.GetKeyCode() in self.acceptableCodes: event.Skip() return wx.Bell() #----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Example #9
Source File: __init__.py From EventGhost with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
def OnChar(self, event): key = event.KeyCode if key < wx.WXK_SPACE or key == wx.WXK_DELETE or key > 255: event.Skip() return textCtrl = self.GetWindow() startPos, endPos = textCtrl.GetSelection() length = textCtrl.GetLastPosition() - (endPos - startPos) if length >= self.maxLength: if not wx.Validator_IsSilent(): wx.Bell() return if( self.allowRaw and textCtrl.GetInsertionPoint() == 0 and chr(key).upper() == "R" ): textCtrl.WriteText("R") return if chr(key) in hexdigits: textCtrl.WriteText(chr(key).upper()) return if not wx.Validator_IsSilent(): wx.Bell() # Returning without calling event.Skip eats the event before it # gets to the text control return
Example #10
Source File: toolbar.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def _do_move_item(self, event, index, is_down): """internal function used by move_item_up and move_item_down. Returns the new index of the moved item, or None if no change occurred""" i = index+1 if is_down else index-1 if i < 0 or i>=self.items.GetItemCount(): wx.Bell() return None item = self._get_all_texts(index) self.items.DeleteItem(index) self._insert_item(i, item) self._select_item(i, force=True)
Example #11
Source File: ObjectListView.py From bookhub with MIT License | 5 votes |
def _FindByTyping(self, searchColumn, prefix): """ Select the first row passed the currently focused row that has a string representation that begins with 'prefix' in the given column """ start = max(self.GetFocusedRow(), 0) # If the user is starting a new search, we don't want to consider the current row if len(prefix) == 1: start = (start + 1) % self.GetItemCount() # If we are searching on a sorted column, use a binary search if self._CanUseBisect(searchColumn): if self._FindByBisect(searchColumn, prefix, start, self.GetItemCount()): return if self._FindByBisect(searchColumn, prefix, 0, start): return else: # A binary search on a sorted column can handle any number of rows. A linear # search cannot. So we impose an arbitrary limit on the number of rows to # consider. Above that, we don't even try if self.GetItemCount() > self.MAX_ROWS_FOR_UNSORTED_SEARCH: self._SelectAndFocus(0) return # Do a linear, wrapping search to find the next match. To wrap, we consider # the rows in two partitions: start to the end of the collection, and then # from the beginning to the start position. Expressing this in other languages # is a pain, but it's elegant in Python. I just love Python :) for i in itertools.chain(range(start, self.GetItemCount()), range(0, start)): #self.__rows += 1 model = self.GetObjectAt(i) if model is not None: strValue = searchColumn.GetStringValue(model) if strValue.lower().startswith(prefix): self._SelectAndFocus(i) return wx.Bell()
Example #12
Source File: menubar.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def _do_move_item(self, event, index, is_down): """internal function used by move_item_up and move_item_down. Returns the new index of the moved item, or None if no change occurred""" if index <= 0: wx.Bell() return level = self.item_level(index) items_to_move = [ self._get_all_texts(index) ] i = index+1 while i < self.items.GetItemCount(): # collect the items to move up if self.item_level(i) > level: items_to_move.append(self._get_all_texts(i)) i += 1 else: break i = index-1 while i >= 0: lvl = self.item_level(i) if level == lvl: break elif level > lvl: wx.Bell() return i -= 1 for j in range(len(items_to_move)-1, -1, -1): self.items.DeleteItem(index+j) items_to_move.reverse() for level, label, event_handler, name, type_, help_str, id in items_to_move: i = self._insert_item_string(i, level) self._set_item_string(i, "label", label) self._set_item_string(i, "name", name) self._set_item_string(i, "help_str", help_str) self._set_item_string(i, "type", type_) self._set_item_string(i, "event_handler", event_handler) self._set_item_string(i, "id", id) ret_idx = i if is_down: ret_idx += len(items_to_move) self._select_item(ret_idx, True)
Example #13
Source File: menubar.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def move_item_up(self, event): "moves the selected menu item before the previous one at the same level in self.menu_items" if self.selected_index<=0: wx.Bell() return self._do_move_item(event, self.selected_index, False)
Example #14
Source File: new_properties.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def _check_for_user_modification(self, new_value=None, force=False, activate=False): if new_value is None: new_value = self._convert_from_text(self.text.GetValue()) if new_value is None: # e.g. validation failed wx.Bell() self.text.SetValue( self._convert_to_text(self.value)) return self.previous_value = self.value return Property._check_for_user_modification(self, new_value, force, activate)
Example #15
Source File: misc.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def drop(): global focused_widget method = None if not focused_widget: return if not focused_widget.check_drop_compatibility(): wx.Bell() return if focused_widget.IS_SLOT: method = getattr(focused_widget, "on_drop_widget", None) elif common.adding_sizer: method = getattr(focused_widget, "drop_sizer", None) #if not method: #if not hasattr(focused_widget, "sizer"): return #method = getattr(focused_widget.sizer, "add_slot", None) if method: method(None, False) # don't reset, but continue adding
Example #16
Source File: misc.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def _paste(): if focused_widget is None: return if not hasattr(focused_widget, "clipboard_paste"): wx.Bell() return clipboard.paste(focused_widget)
Example #17
Source File: misc.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def _cut(): global focused_widget if not _can_remove(): wx.Bell() return clipboard.cut(focused_widget) #focused_widget = None
Example #18
Source File: misc.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def _can_remove(): global focused_widget if focused_widget is None or not hasattr(focused_widget, "remove"): return False if focused_widget.IS_SLOT: # XXX change this later on, to remove e.g. notebook pages, but not when parent.CHILDREN is an int if focused_widget.parent.CHILDREN == -1: return True if focused_widget.parent.WX_CLASS in ("wxNotebook",): return True if not focused_widget.parent.IS_SIZER or focused_widget.sizer._IS_GRIDBAG: wx.Bell() return False return True
Example #19
Source File: clipboard.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def paste(widget): """Copies a widget (and all its children) from the clipboard to the given destination (parent, sizer and position inside the sizer). Returns True on success.""" error = None if not wx.TheClipboard.Open(): misc.error_message( "Clipboard can't be opened." ) return False try: data_object = None for fmt in [widget_data_format, sizer_data_format, window_data_format, menubar_data_format, toolbar_data_format]: if wx.TheClipboard.IsSupported(fmt): data_object = wx.CustomDataObject(fmt) break if data_object is None: misc.info_message( "The clipboard doesn't contain wxGlade widget data." ) return False if not wx.TheClipboard.GetData(data_object): misc.error_message( "Data can't be copied from clipboard." ) return False finally: wx.TheClipboard.Close() format_name = data_object.GetFormat().GetId().split(".")[1] # e.g. 'wxglade.widget' -> 'widget' compatible, message = widget.check_compatibility(None, format_name) if not compatible: wx.Bell() if message: misc.error_message(message) return False if not widget.clipboard_paste(data_object.GetData()): misc.error_message("Paste failed")
Example #20
Source File: main.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def on_char(self, event): key = (event.GetKeyCode(), event.GetModifiers()) # modifiers: 1,2,4 for Alt, Ctrl, Shift focused = self.FindFocus() if not focused or not focused.Id in self._id_to_coordinate: return event.Skip() row, col = self._id_to_coordinate[focused.Id] new_row = new_col = None if key[0]==wx.WXK_UP: if row>0: new_row = row-1 elif key[0]==wx.WXK_DOWN: if row < len(self._ids_by_row)-1: new_row = row+1 elif key[0]==wx.WXK_LEFT: if col>0: new_col = col-1 elif key[0]==wx.WXK_RIGHT: if col < len(self._ids_by_row[row])-1: new_col = col+1 elif key[0]==wx.WXK_HOME: new_col = 0 elif key[0]==wx.WXK_END: new_col = len(self._ids_by_row[row])-1 elif key[0]==wx.WXK_PAGEUP: new_row = 0 elif key[0]==wx.WXK_PAGEDOWN: new_row = len(self._ids_by_row)-1 elif (ord("A") <= key[0] <= ord("Z")) and chr(key[0]) in misc.palette_hotkeys: section = misc.palette_hotkeys[chr(key[0])] new_row = self._section_to_row[section] new_col = 0 else: return event.Skip() if new_row is None and new_col is None: # limits hit wx.Bell() else: if new_col is None: new_col = min(col, len(self._ids_by_row[new_row])-1) if new_row is None: new_row = row focus = self.FindWindowById(self._ids_by_row[new_row][new_col]) if focus: focus.SetFocus()
Example #21
Source File: matplotlib_example.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 5 votes |
def _get_float(self, control): # returns a float or None if not a valid float try: ret = float( control.GetValue() ) colour = wx.SystemSettings.GetColour(wx.SYS_COLOUR_WINDOW) control.SetBackgroundColour(colour) except: control.SetBackgroundColour(wx.RED) wx.Bell() ret = None control.Refresh() return ret #################################################################################################################### # mouse actions
Example #22
Source File: Util.py From pyResMan with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
def OnChar(self, event): """Process values as they are entered into the control @param event: event that called this handler """ key = event.GetKeyCode() if event.CmdDown() or key < wx.WXK_SPACE or key == wx.WXK_DELETE or \ key > 255 or chr(key) in Util.HEXCHARS: event.Skip() return if not wx.Validator_IsSilent(): wx.Bell() return
Example #23
Source File: ObjectListView.py From bookhub with MIT License | 4 votes |
def StartCellEdit(self, rowIndex, subItemIndex): """ Begin an edit operation on the given cell. """ # Collect the information we need for the StartingEditEvent modelObject = self.GetObjectAt(rowIndex) cellValue = self.GetValueAt(modelObject, subItemIndex) # Make sure the user can see where the editor is going to be. If the bounds are # null, this means we needed to scroll horizontally but were unable (this can only # happen on non-Windows platforms). In that case we can't let the edit happen # since the user won't be able to see the cell cellBounds = self.EnsureCellVisible(rowIndex, subItemIndex) if cellBounds is None: wx.Bell() return # Give the world the chance to veto the edit, or to change its characteristics defaultEditor = self._MakeDefaultCellEditor(rowIndex, subItemIndex, cellValue) evt = OLVEvent.CellEditStartingEvent(self, rowIndex, subItemIndex, modelObject, cellValue, cellBounds, defaultEditor) self.GetEventHandler().ProcessEvent(evt) if evt.IsVetoed(): defaultEditor.Destroy() return # Remember that we are editing something (and make sure we can see it) self.selectionBeforeCellEdit = self.GetSelectedObjects() self.DeselectAll() self.cellEditor = evt.newEditor or evt.editor self.cellBeingEdited = (rowIndex, subItemIndex) # If we aren't using the default editor, destroy it if self.cellEditor != defaultEditor: defaultEditor.Destroy() # If the event handler hasn't already configured the editor, do it now. if evt.shouldConfigureEditor: self.cellEditor.SetFocus() self.cellEditor.SetValue(evt.cellValue) self._ConfigureCellEditor(self.cellEditor, evt.cellBounds, rowIndex, subItemIndex) # Let the world know the cell editing has started evt = OLVEvent.CellEditStartedEvent(self, rowIndex, subItemIndex, modelObject, cellValue, cellBounds, defaultEditor) self.GetEventHandler().ProcessEvent(evt) self.cellEditor.Show() self.cellEditor.Raise()
Example #24
Source File: toolbar.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 4 votes |
def on_char(self, event): # keyboard navigation: up/down arrows and also Tab on some buttons focus = self.FindFocus() k = event.GetKeyCode() if k==wx.WXK_TAB: if focus is self.type: self.label.SetFocus() else: event.Skip() return if k in (wx.WXK_DOWN, wx.WXK_UP) and focus is self.type: event.Skip() return if event.AltDown(): if k==wx.WXK_RETURN or k==ord("O"): self.EndModal(wx.ID_OK) return if k==ord("C"): self.EndModal(wx.ID_CANCEL) return if event.ControlDown() and k==wx.WXK_RETURN: self.EndModal(wx.ID_OK) return if k==wx.WXK_RETURN: # ignore Enter key return if k==wx.WXK_DOWN: if event.AltDown(): self.move_item_down(event) else: if self.selected_index+1 < self.items.GetItemCount(): self._select_item(self.selected_index+1) else: wx.Bell() return if k==wx.WXK_UP: if event.AltDown(): self.move_item_up(event) else: if self.selected_index>0: self._select_item(self.selected_index-1) else: wx.Bell() return event.Skip()
Example #25
Source File: menubar.py From wxGlade with MIT License | 4 votes |
def on_char(self, event): # keyboard navigation: up/down arrows focus = self.FindFocus() k = event.GetKeyCode() if k==wx.WXK_TAB: if focus is self.type: self.label.SetFocus() else: event.Skip() return if k in (wx.WXK_DOWN, wx.WXK_UP) and focus is self.type: event.Skip() return if event.AltDown(): if k==wx.WXK_RETURN or k==ord("O"): self.EndModal(wx.ID_OK) return if k==ord("C"): self.EndModal(wx.ID_CANCEL) return if event.ControlDown() and k==wx.WXK_RETURN: self.EndModal(wx.ID_OK) return if k==wx.WXK_RETURN: # ignore Enter key return if k==wx.WXK_DOWN: if event.AltDown(): self.move_item_down(event) else: if self.selected_index+1 < self.items.GetItemCount(): self._select_item(self.selected_index+1) else: wx.Bell() return if k==wx.WXK_UP: if event.AltDown(): self.move_item_up(event) else: if self.selected_index>0: self._select_item(self.selected_index-1) else: wx.Bell() return if k==wx.WXK_RIGHT and event.AltDown(): self.move_item_right(event) return if k==wx.WXK_LEFT and event.AltDown(): self.move_item_left(event) return event.Skip()