Gnumed.wxpython.gmTerryGuiParts API documentation
Description: GNUmed - Richard Terry style GUI elements …

# Module `Gnumed.wxpython.gmTerryGuiParts`

GNUmed - Richard Terry style GUI elements

TODO: - implement user defined rgb colours - implement flashing text on the rest of the panel! - add font size/style as option

copyright: author dependencies: wxPython (>= version 2.3.1)

## Classes

`class cAlertCaption (parent, id, title)`
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      class cAlertCaption(wx.Panel):
              """Bottom left hand pane alert panel.

              This panel consists constructs a simple heading to be used at the bottom
              of the screen, in the form of capitalised word on user defined foreground
              and background colours. The heading is left justified currently. The
              default colours are black text on intermediate grey so as to not make it
              too intrusive. The alert text will appear in flashing red text
              """
      #   def __init__(self, parent, id, title, bg_red, bg_blue, bg_green,fg_red, fg_blue, fg_green):
      #   this to be used once the rgb thingy is fixed
              def __init__(self, parent, id, title):
                      wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent, id, wx.DefaultPosition, wx.DefaultSize, 0 )
                      self.SetBackgroundColour(wx.Colour(222,222,222))                            #set main panel background color
                      sizer  = wx.BoxSizer(wx.HORIZONTAL)
                      #SetCaptionBackgroundColor()                                               #set background colour with rgb  TODO
                      #-----------------------------------------------
                      #create a panel which will hold the caption
                      #add the title to it, set the colours
                      #stick it on a sizer with a cap above and below
                      #----------------------------------------------
                      captionpanel = wx.Panel(self,-1,size = (400,10))
                      captionpanel.SetBackgroundColour(wx.Colour(197,194,197))                    #intermediate gray
                      caption = wx.StaticText(captionpanel,-1, title,style = wx.ALIGN_CENTRE_VERTICAL)   # static text for the caption
                      caption.SetForegroundColour(wx.Colour(0,0,0))                              #black as...
                      #SetCaptionForegroundColor()                                               #set caption text colour rgb TODO
                      caption.SetFont(wx.Font(10,wx.SWISS,wx.NORMAL, wx.BOLD,False,''))
                      sizer.Add(captionpanel,1,wx.EXPAND|wx.ALL,2)
                      sizer.Add(0,9,6)
                      self.SetSizer(sizer)                                               #set the sizer
                      sizer.Fit(self)                                                    #set to minimum size as calculated by sizer
                      self.SetAutoLayout(True)                                           #tell frame to use the sizer
                      #self.Show(True) #showing done by manager!                                                    #show the panel

              def SetCaptionBackgroundColor(self, bg_red, bg_blue, bg_green):
                      self.SetBackgroundColour(wx.Colour(bg_red,bg_blue,bg_green))
                      return
              def SetCaptionForegroundColor(self, fg_red, fg_blue, fg_green):
                      self.caption.SetForegroundColour(wx.Colour(fg_red,fg_blue,fg_green))
                      return

  Bottom left hand pane alert panel.

  This panel consists constructs a simple heading to be used at the bottom of the screen, in the form of capitalised word on user defined foreground and background colours. The heading is left justified currently. The default colours are black text on intermediate grey so as to not make it too intrusive. The alert text will appear in flashing red text

  ### Ancestors

  - wx._core.Panel
  - wx._core.Window
  - wx._core.WindowBase
  - wx._core.EvtHandler
  - wx._core.Object
  - wx._core.Trackable
  - sip.wrapper
  - sip.simplewrapper

  ### Methods

  `def SetCaptionBackgroundColor(self, bg_red, bg_blue, bg_green)`
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        def SetCaptionBackgroundColor(self, bg_red, bg_blue, bg_green):
                self.SetBackgroundColour(wx.Colour(bg_red,bg_blue,bg_green))
                return

  `def SetCaptionForegroundColor(self, fg_red, fg_blue, fg_green)`
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        def SetCaptionForegroundColor(self, fg_red, fg_blue, fg_green):
                self.caption.SetForegroundColour(wx.Colour(fg_red,fg_blue,fg_green))
                return

`class cDividerCaption (parent, id, title)`
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      class cDividerCaption(wx.Panel):
              """This panel consists of one or more headings on a horizontal panel and is

                      used to divide/head sections of the screenel There are user defined foreground
                      and background colours. The captions are centred in the available space. The
                      default colours are purple panel with white bold text
                      words (sounds yuk doesn't it - but I like it and it works well!!!!!
              """
              #   def __init__(self, parent, id, title, bg_red, bg_blue, bg_green,fg_red, fg_blue, fg_green):
              #   this to be used once the rgb thingy is fixed
              def __init__(self, parent, id, title):
                      wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent, id, wx.DefaultPosition, wx.DefaultSize, 0)
                      sizer = wx.BoxSizer(wx.HORIZONTAL)
                      self.SetBackgroundColour(wx.Colour(197,194,255))                            #set panel background to light purple!
                      #SetCaptionBackgroundColor()                                               #set panel background colour  rgb
                      caption = wx.StaticText(self,-1, title,style = wx.ALIGN_CENTRE)              #static text control for the caption
                      caption.SetForegroundColour(wx.WHITE)                                      #white foreground text colour
                      #SetCaptionForegroundColor()                                              #set caption text colour to rgb
                      caption.SetFont(wx.Font(13,wx.SWISS,wx.NORMAL, wx.BOLD,False,''))         #TODO implement font size parameter
                      sizer.Add(caption,1,wx.EXPAND)                                      #add caption to the sizer
                      self.SetSizer(sizer)                                               #set the sizer
                      sizer.Fit(self)                                                    #set to minimum size as calculated by sizer
                      self.SetAutoLayout(True)                                           #tell frame to use the sizer
                      #self.Show(True)                                                    #show the panel

              def SetCaptionBackgroundColor(self, bg_red, bg_blue, bg_green):
                      self.SetBackgroundColour(wx.Colour(bg_red,bg_blue,bg_green))

              def SetCaptionForegroundColor(self, fg_red, fg_blue, fg_green):
                      self.caption.SetForegroundColour(wx.Colour(fg_red,fg_blue,fg_green))
                      return

  This panel consists of one or more headings on a horizontal panel and is

  used to divide/head sections of the screenel There are user defined foreground and background colours. The captions are centred in the available space. The default colours are purple panel with white bold text words (sounds yuk doesn't it - but I like it and it works well!!!!!

  ### Ancestors

  - wx._core.Panel
  - wx._core.Window
  - wx._core.WindowBase
  - wx._core.EvtHandler
  - wx._core.Object
  - wx._core.Trackable
  - sip.wrapper
  - sip.simplewrapper

  ### Methods

  `def SetCaptionBackgroundColor(self, bg_red, bg_blue, bg_green)`
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        def SetCaptionBackgroundColor(self, bg_red, bg_blue, bg_green):
                self.SetBackgroundColour(wx.Colour(bg_red,bg_blue,bg_green))

  `def SetCaptionForegroundColor(self, fg_red, fg_blue, fg_green)`
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        def SetCaptionForegroundColor(self, fg_red, fg_blue, fg_green):
                self.caption.SetForegroundColour(wx.Colour(fg_red,fg_blue,fg_green))
                return

`class cHeadingCaption (parent,
id,
text,
bgC=wx.Colour(197, 194, 255, 255),
hdrC=wx.Colour(255, 129, 131, 255),
txtC=wx.Colour(255, 255, 0, 255))`
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      class cHeadingCaption(wx.Panel):
              """This panel consists constructs a simple heading to be used at the top

                      of a panel, in the form of capitalised word on user defined foreground
                      and background colours. The heading is left justified currently. The
                      default colours are purple panel, orange label with yellow capitalised
                      words (sounds yuk doesn't it - but I like it and it works well!!!!!
              """
              def __init__ (self, parent, id, text, bgC = wx.Colour (197,194,255), hdrC = wx.Colour (255, 129, 131), txtC = wx.Colour (255, 255, 0)):
                      self.text = text
                      self.bgC = bgC
                      self.hdrC = hdrC
                      self.txtC = txtC
                      wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent, id)
                      wx.EVT_PAINT (self, self.OnPaint)
                      wx.EVT_SIZE (self, self.OnSize)
                      self.w = 0
                      self.h = 0

              def OnPaint (self, event):
                      self.redraw (wx.PaintDC (self))

              def OnSize (self, event):
                      self.w, self.h = self.GetClientSize()

              def redraw (self, dc):
                      dc.SetBrush (wx.Brush (self.bgC, wx.SOLID))
                      dc.SetPen (wx.TRANSPARENT_PEN)
                      dc.DrawRectangle (0, 0, self.w, self.h)
                      dc.SetTextBackground (self.hdrC)
                      dc.SetFont (wx.Font (12, wx.SWISS, wx.NORMAL, wx.BOLD))
                      dc.SetTextForeground (self.txtC)
                      txtw, txth = dc.GetTextExtent (self.text)
                      bufx = txtw / 10 # buffer to left of text
                      if bufx + txtw > self.w:
                              bufx = 0
                      bufy = (self.h - txth)/2
                      if bufy < 0:
                              bufy = 0
                      dc.SetBrush (wx.Brush (self.hdrC, wx.SOLID))
                      dc.DrawRectangle (bufx, bufy, txtw, txth)
                      dc.DrawText (self.text, bufx, bufy)

              def SetCaptionBackgroundColor(self, bgC):
                      self.bgC = bgC
                      self.redraw (wx.ClientDC (self))

              def SetCaptionForegroundColor(self, hdrC):
                      self.hdrC = hdrC
                      self.redraw (wx.ClientDC (self))

  This panel consists constructs a simple heading to be used at the top

  of a panel, in the form of capitalised word on user defined foreground and background colours. The heading is left justified currently. The default colours are purple panel, orange label with yellow capitalised words (sounds yuk doesn't it - but I like it and it works well!!!!!

  ### Ancestors

  - wx._core.Panel
  - wx._core.Window
  - wx._core.WindowBase
  - wx._core.EvtHandler
  - wx._core.Object
  - wx._core.Trackable
  - sip.wrapper
  - sip.simplewrapper

  ### Methods

  `def OnPaint(self, event)`
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        def OnPaint (self, event):
                self.redraw (wx.PaintDC (self))

  `def OnSize(self, event)`
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        def OnSize (self, event):
                self.w, self.h = self.GetClientSize()

  `def SetCaptionBackgroundColor(self, bgC)`
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        def SetCaptionBackgroundColor(self, bgC):
                self.bgC = bgC
                self.redraw (wx.ClientDC (self))

  `def SetCaptionForegroundColor(self, hdrC)`
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        def SetCaptionForegroundColor(self, hdrC):
                self.hdrC = hdrC
                self.redraw (wx.ClientDC (self))

  `def redraw(self, dc)`
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        def redraw (self, dc):
                dc.SetBrush (wx.Brush (self.bgC, wx.SOLID))
                dc.SetPen (wx.TRANSPARENT_PEN)
                dc.DrawRectangle (0, 0, self.w, self.h)
                dc.SetTextBackground (self.hdrC)
                dc.SetFont (wx.Font (12, wx.SWISS, wx.NORMAL, wx.BOLD))
                dc.SetTextForeground (self.txtC)
                txtw, txth = dc.GetTextExtent (self.text)
                bufx = txtw / 10 # buffer to left of text
                if bufx + txtw > self.w:
                        bufx = 0
                bufy = (self.h - txth)/2
                if bufy < 0:
                        bufy = 0
                dc.SetBrush (wx.Brush (self.hdrC, wx.SOLID))
                dc.DrawRectangle (bufx, bufy, txtw, txth)
                dc.DrawText (self.text, bufx, bufy)