Ok about menu, you meant a full hierarchical menu. About the callback I would keep the callback system and still implement an events system. If you want to start the menu implementation yourself feel free to do so but still we should probably have a talk about how to inherit the base component. I can however implement such a menu in a rather short time so in any way feel free to contact me at Skype: sauron_bg
---- OriginalMessage ---- From: "inigo.delg...@gmail.com" <inigo.delg...@gmail.com> To: pygame-users@seul.org Sent: Fri, Jul 01, 2011, 11:50 AM Subject: Re: Re: [pygame] Pygame-UI: UI Component Framework for python and pygame Events: I dont understand what do you want to do know. I'd do callbacks -like you have- and are pretty flexible. (and you should do a callback from a collection to its childs if and only if the mouse is in -over- the container, if it's out of collection is out of its childs) But I dont understand what you want to do with 'change to events'. To have all items in an.... array... and test if the clisk is done over all of them? I prefer callbacks... Menu: Buf... have to go. Let's say that I want a phone-friendly menu (clipable, scrollable and with submenus that way: 1 menu item 2 menu submenu item 3 menu item 1 menu item 2 menu submenu item 2.1 submenu item 2.2 submenu item 3 menu item ) Also the submenus should can be opened in standar way for a standar menu in a cool GUI... 1 menu item 2 menu submenu item 3 menu item 1 menu item 2 menu submenu item 2.1 submenu item 3 menu item 2.2 submenu item As said, i've to go. :wq Agur 2011/7/1 <i...@sarconsrealm.org> Hi there, I want to tell you that the code is currently in development, but I would try to develop a working and stylable menu for you in the next few days. I would also make a combined file on the Components so that it is easily importable and usable. Do you need a hierarchical menu or a flat menu to start with? Checkboxes and radios would be easy to implement and the images for them aren't that hard to come up with. Here comes my question: Do you prefer callbacks or custom component events when using such a framework, because I have currently implemented callbacks but I intend to change it to events say clicking on a button pushes UIComponentClick with the component reference as argument. Best regards, Konstantin Dinev ---- OriginalMessage ---- From: "inigo.delg...@gmail.com" <inigo.delg...@gmail.com> To: pygame-users@seul.org Sent: Fri, Jul 01, 2011, 05:35 AM Subject: Re: [pygame] Pygame-UI: UI Component Framework for python and pygame I have to do a UI for my game cause y want to costumize a lot of the menus.... I've done 3 (3!!!) almost funtional (with menus, checks, radios and animations) but while I'm programing my game for fun it must be almost perfect. I'll download the code and take a look on it this afternoon. 2011/6/29 <i...@sarconsrealm.org> Hello users and developers, I am sending this email because I have recently started working on a UI Component framework on top of pygame. I started this project because I have been a user of python and pygame for quite a while now and I felt like there was a need for an extensive library that provides an easy access to basic and more complex user interface components such a buttons, input boxes, dialog windows, menus, etc. I would like to hear feedback on the primary implementation and to potentially get people involved with this project. Currently I have a basic implementation of the base classes as well as a few components that are already usable. The project home is: http://www.sarconsrealm.org/CodeProjects/pygame-ui/ Again I would appreciate any feedback as well as requests to join on the development. The source code is subversioned under google code and there is a link to it in the project homepage. Thank you for your time! -- Nota: Tildes omitidas para evitar incompatibilidades. :wq -- Nota: Tildes omitidas para evitar incompatibilidades. :wq
