On Jan 3, 2010, at 9:32 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
> I'm leaning more toward making it easier to subclass and extend uiApp,
> like we do with other contained classes, such as grid columns, tree nodes,
> pages, etc. This way a developer who wants to add wx-specific code can do so
> much more easily.
OK, it's done. There is now a dApp property named 'UIAppClass'. If you
define a custom subclass for the UI App, it can be used instead of the base
dabo.ui.uiApp class. Here's a sample of the subclass:
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import dabo
dabo.ui.loadUI("wx")
class MySubClass(dabo.ui.uiApp):
def onFileExit(self, evt):
if dabo.ui.areYouSure("You wanna exit?"):
super(MySubClass, self).onFileExit(evt)
else:
print "ok, we'll stay around."
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If it were defined in your app's ui subdirectory, you'd add the line:
from MySubClass import MySubClass
...to your ui/__init__.py file to add it to the app's ui module, and then use
it like this (assuming a typical datanav main file):
from App import App
app = App(SourceURL=remotehost, UIAppClass=ui.MySubClass)
Jacek, try that out and let me know if you're able to get this to work
for your barcode scanner.
-- Ed Leafe
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