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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*-python-*-
# Geoffrey Furnish
#
# A Python/Tk script to interactively run the various Python demos.
from Tkinter import *
from plplot import *
from plplot_widget import *
import Plframe
from Plframe import *
import x01
import x02
import x03
import x04
import x05
import x06
import x07
import x08
##import x09
import x10
import x11
import x12
import x13
##import x14
##import x15
import x16
##import x17
##import x18
##import x19
class DemoApp(Frame):
def __init__( s, master=None ):
Frame.__init__( s, master )
print "Building the Python Tk demo application main window."
s.create_widgets()
s.pack( expand=1, fill=BOTH )
#plspause(1)
def create_widgets(s):
s.f = Frame(s)
s.make_demo_bar( s.f )
print "Time to register the plframe with the interp..."
Pltk_init( s.tk.interpaddr() );
s.plf = PlXframe(s, width="17c", height="17c" )
s.f2 = Frame(s)
s.f2.clone = Button( s.f2, text="Clone", command=s.clone )
s.f2.clone.pack( side=LEFT, expand=1, fill=X )
s.f2.reload = Button( s.f2, text="Reload", command=s.reload )
s.f2.reload.pack( side=LEFT, expand=1, fill=X )
s.f2.quit = Button( s.f2, text="Dismiss", command=s.master.destroy )
s.f2.quit.pack( side=LEFT, expand=1, fill=X )
s.f2.pack( side=BOTTOM, fill=X )
s.f.pack( side=LEFT )
s.plf.pack( side=RIGHT, expand=1, fill=BOTH )
def make_demo_bar( s, f ):
f.x01 = Button( f, text="Example 1", command=s.demo_x01 )
f.x01.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x02 = Button( f, text="Example 2", command=s.demo_x02 )
f.x02.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x03 = Button( f, text="Example 3", command=s.demo_x03 )
f.x03.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x04 = Button( f, text="Example 4", command=s.demo_x04 )
f.x04.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x05 = Button( f, text="Example 5", command=s.demo_x05 )
f.x05.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x06 = Button( f, text="Example 6", command=s.demo_x06 )
f.x06.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x07 = Button( f, text="Example 7", command=s.demo_x07 )
f.x07.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x08 = Button( f, text="Example 8", command=s.demo_x08 )
f.x08.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x09 = Button( f, text="Example 9", command=s.demo_x09,
state='disabled' )
f.x09.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x10 = Button( f, text="Example 10", command=s.demo_x10 )
f.x10.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x11 = Button( f, text="Example 11", command=s.demo_x11 )
f.x11.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x12 = Button( f, text="Example 12", command=s.demo_x12 )
f.x12.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x13 = Button( f, text="Example 13", command=s.demo_x13 )
f.x13.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x14 = Button( f, text="Example 14", command=s.demo_x14,
state='disabled' )
f.x14.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x15 = Button( f, text="Example 15", command=s.demo_x15,
state='disabled' )
f.x15.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x16 = Button( f, text="Example 16", command=s.demo_x16 )
f.x16.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x17 = Button( f, text="Example 17", command=s.demo_x17,
state='disabled' )
f.x17.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x18 = Button( f, text="Example 18", command=s.demo_x18,
state='disabled' )
f.x18.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
f.x19 = Button( f, text="Example 19", command=s.demo_x19,
state='disabled' )
f.x19.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
# Others here.
## f.quit = Button( f, text="Quit", command=f.quit )
## f.quit.pack( expand=1, fill=X )
## A nice addition would be for these functions to not only call the
## demos, but to also stuff their source code into a text widget, so
## the user can easily see the correspondence between the source and
## the visual effects.
def demo_x01(s):
x01.main( s.plf )
def demo_x02(s):
x02.main( s.plf )
def demo_x03(s):
x03.main( s.plf )
def demo_x04(s):
x04.main( s.plf )
def demo_x05(s):
x05.main( s.plf )
def demo_x06(s):
x06.main( s.plf )
def demo_x07(s):
x07.main( s.plf )
def demo_x08(s):
x08.main( s.plf )
def demo_x09(s):
x09.main( s.plf )
def demo_x10(s):
x10.main( s.plf )
def demo_x11(s):
x11.main( s.plf )
def demo_x12(s):
x12.main( s.plf )
def demo_x13(s):
x13.main( s.plf )
def demo_x14(s):
x14.main( s.plf )
def demo_x15(s):
x15.main( s.plf )
def demo_x16(s):
x16.main( s.plf )
def demo_x17(s):
x17.main( s.plf )
def demo_x18(s):
x18.main( s.plf )
def demo_x19(s):
x19.main( s.plf )
def clone(s):
"Make a new instance of this demo megawidget."
take2 = DemoApp( Toplevel() )
pass
def reload(s):
"""Reload all the demo modules.
Facilitates modification of the demos, which is most useful
during hte period of implementing the demos in Python."""
reload( x01 )
reload( x02 )
reload( x03 )
reload( x04 )
reload( x05 )
reload( x06 )
reload( x07 )
reload( x08 )
## reload( x09 )
reload( x10 )
reload( x11 )
reload( x12 )
reload( x13 )
## reload( x14 )
## reload( x15 )
reload( x16 )
## reload( x17 )
## reload( x18 )
## reload( x19 )
# Let's also reload the Plframe module, so we can hack on that
# freely too.
#reload( Plframe )
# Doesn't work, don't know why. Grrr.
demo = DemoApp()
demo.mainloop()
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