On Jan 1, 2012, at 6:07 PM, OKB (not okblacke) wrote:
> How can I add information to tweak this? I'd like to be able to do
> something like:
>
> app = dabo.dApp(MainFormClass=MyForm, projectName="Some project",
> datafile="some file", etc="and so on")
>
> I could of course just add data to MyForm by doing
>
> MyForm.projectName = "Some project"
> MyForm.datafile = "some file"
> MyForm.etc = "and so on"
>
> . . . before starting the app, but that seems rather hackish to me.
> What is the right way in Dabo to specify "extra" information that is
> needed when starting an app or instantiating a control?
The difficulty here is that you want to pass information to the form
before the form instance is created. Perhaps you could create a classmethod in
your form class that would accept these additional parameters, and store them
in class attributes. Then they could be retrieved and acted upon in the
__init__() of the form. Something like:
(in the form class)
@classmethod
def storeSetupValues(cls, projectName=None, dataFile=None, ...):
cls.projectName = projectName
cls.datafile = dataFile
...
def __init__(self, ...):
super(MyFormClass, self).__init__(...)
self.doExtraSetup()
def doExtraSetup(self):
self.readDataFile(self.datafile)
...
-- Ed Leafe
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