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#--(LED Editor)-----------------------------------------------------------------
"""
LED Editor
==========
In Traits 3.0, a new **LEDEditor** has been added to the Traits UI package. The
editor allows displaying (but not editing) numeric values using a set of
simulated LEDs.
This editor is currently only available in the wxPython version of the Traits UI
in the *traitsui.wx.extras* package. The purpose of the *extras*
package is to provide a location for editors which may be toolkit specific, and
not necessarily available in all Traits UI toolkit packages.
The traits supported by the **LEDEditor** editor are as follows:
alignment
Specifies the alignment of the numeric text within the control. The possible
values are: *right* (the default), *left* and *center*.
The value edited by an **LEDEditor** should be an integer or float value,
or a string value containing only characters that would be found in an interger
or float value.
"""
#--[Imports]--------------------------------------------------------------------
from threading \
import Thread
from time \
import sleep
from traits.api \
import HasTraits, Instance, Int, Float, Bool
from traitsui.api \
import View, Item, HGroup, Handler, UIInfo, spring
from traitsui.wx.extra.led_editor \
import LEDEditor
#--[LEDDemoHandler Class]-------------------------------------------------------
# Handler class for the LEDDemo class view:
class LEDDemoHandler ( Handler ):
# The UIInfo object associated with the UI:
info = Instance( UIInfo )
# Is the demo currently running:
running = Bool( True )
# Is the thread still alive?
alive = Bool( True )
def init ( self, info ):
self.info = info
Thread( target = self._update_counter ).start()
def closed ( self, info, is_ok ):
self.running = False
while self.alive:
sleep( .05 )
def _update_counter ( self ):
while self.running:
self.info.object.counter1 += 1
self.info.object.counter2 += .001
sleep( .01 )
self.alive = False
#--[LEDDemo Class]--------------------------------------------------------------
# The main demo class:
class LEDDemo ( HasTraits ):
# A counter to display:
counter1 = Int
# A floating point value to display:
counter2 = Float
# The traits view:
view = View(
Item( 'counter1',
label = 'Left aligned',
editor = LEDEditor( alignment = 'left' )
),
Item( 'counter1',
label = 'Center aligned',
editor = LEDEditor( alignment = 'center' )
),
Item( 'counter1',
label = 'Right aligned',
editor = LEDEditor() # default = 'right' aligned
),
Item( 'counter2',
label = 'Float value',
editor = LEDEditor( format_str = '%.3f' )
),
'_',
HGroup(
Item( 'counter1',
label = 'Left',
height = -40,
width = 120,
editor = LEDEditor( alignment = 'left' )
),
spring,
Item( 'counter1',
label = 'Center',
height = -40,
width = 120,
editor = LEDEditor( alignment = 'center' )
),
spring,
Item( 'counter1',
label = 'Right',
height = -40,
width = 120,
editor = LEDEditor() # default = 'right' aligned
),
spring,
Item( 'counter2',
label = 'Float',
height = -40,
width = 120,
editor = LEDEditor( format_str = '%.3f' )
)
),
title = 'LED Editor Demo',
buttons = [ 'OK' ],
handler = LEDDemoHandler
)
#--<Example*>-------------------------------------------------------------------
demo = LEDDemo()
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