[Python] Extend modules of ScriptWindow

VegaS ♆ · 11/18/2017, 17:54

This module was not designed for people who don't know nothing about python.
Here is a simple functions which gives you the chance to be able to turn all objects of script loader (uiScript) into a a simple list and control all very simple.
This is more easy if you have a lot a objects and want to do some actions with them like set multiples text, load images etc. do a simple loop by range start:end and you can play with it.

self.OBJECT_MAX_NUM = 25 | You can change how many max objects you can send into list.

self.Realloc(state, objectList) | You can run a action (Hide() / Show()) for all objects what you sended on list.

How to use GetChildList(list()):

Code:

class TestWindow(ui.ScriptWindow):
	def __init__(self):
		ui.ScriptWindow.__init__(self)
		ui.PythonScriptLoader().LoadScriptFile(self, "uiscript/guildwindow.py")
		self.childrenList = self.GetChildList(["GuildNameValue", "DeclareWarButton", "Board"])

	def Reference(self):
		self.childrenList[0].SetText("GUARDIANS")
		self.childrenList[1].SetPosition(100, 200)
		self.childrenList[2].SetSize(500, 1000)

How to use self.Realloc(int, list()):

Code:

def OnClickHideButton(self):
	self.Realloc(self.STATE_HIDE, self.GetChildList(["GuildNameValue", "GuildMasterNameValue", "CurrentExperienceValue", "LastExperienceValue", "GuildMemberCountValue", "DeclareWarButton"]))

How you can play with GetChildList, another example:

Code:

for (key, object) in enumerate(self.GetChildList(["TextLineA", "TextLineB", "TextLineC"])):
	object.SetText("Format line: {0}".format(key))

Code isn't so wow, because i was write on some minutes for test something and i don't use it so, enjoy.

Code:

#root/ui.py
#1.) Search for:
class ScriptWindow(Window):
	def __init__(self, layer = "UI"):
		Window.__init__(self, layer)
		self.Children = []
		self.ElementDictionary = {}
#2.) Add after:
		self.STATE_HIDE = 1
		self.STATE_SHOW = 2
		self.OBJECT_MAX_NUM = 25

#1.) Search for:
	def GetChild(self, name):
		return self.ElementDictionary[name]
#2.) Add after:
	def GetChildList(self, received_objects):
		return [self.ElementDictionary.get(item, None) for item in received_objects] if (isinstance(received_objects, (list, tuple))) else list()

	def Realloc(self, state, received_objects, state_alowed = [self.STATE_HIDE, self.STATE_SHOW]):
		if (not state in state_alowed or not isinstance(received_objects, (list, tuple))):
			import dbg
			dbg.TraceError(
				"<ScriptWindow> Failed to change state.\n{0}\n{1}".format(
					"<state '{0}'> Allowed states: {1}.".format(state, state_alowed), 
					"{0} Allowed type: tuple or a list.".format(type(received_objects))
			))
			return

		[item.Hide() if (state is self.STATE_HIDE) else item.Show()
			for item in [object for object in (received_objects
				if len(received_objects) < self.OBJECT_MAX_NUM else
					received_objects[:self.OBJECT_MAX_NUM])
						if (object is not None)]]

English isn't my first language, so please excuse any mistakes.

VegaS ♆ · 11/20/2017, 14:55

Quote:

Probably changing the way it indexes the data does the deal, using strings instead of numbers sounds good to me.

Now you can use it more easy, have fun.

Code:

#root/ui.py
	def GetChildDictionary(self, received_objects):
		if isinstance(received_objects, (list, tuple)):
			return {item : self.ElementDictionary.get(item, None) for item in received_objects}
		return dict()
		
	def Realloc(self, state, received_objects, allowed_type = [self.STATE_HIDE, self.STATE_SHOW]):
		if (not state in allowed_type or not isinstance(received_objects, dict)):
			import dbg
			dbg.TraceError(
				"<ScriptWindow> Failed to change state.\n{0}\n{1}".format(
					"<state '{0}'> Allowed states: {1}.".format(state, allowed_type), 
					"{0} Allowed type: {1}.".format(type(received_objects), type(dict()))))
			return

		for item in [zip for zip in received_objects.values() if (zip is not None)]:
			if state is self.STATE_HIDE:
				item.Hide()
			else:
				item.Show() 
		
#main.py (example):
self.childrenDict = self.GetChildDictionary(["LoginButton", "LoginExitButton"])
self.childrenDict["LoginButton"].SetPosition(20, 500)
self.childrenDict["LoginExitButton"].SetPosition(-300, 800)

self.Realloc(self.STATE_SHOW, childrenDict) # Use Realloc(state, object_dictionary) for a action as Hide() or Show() by state.

Small test board.

root/main.py

Spoiler

uiscript/main_window.py

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Mijago · 12/12/2017, 16:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by VegaS ♆

Code:

		[item.Hide() if (state is self.STATE_HIDE) else item.Show()
			for item in [object for object in (received_objects
				if len(received_objects) < self.OBJECT_MAX_NUM else
					received_objects[:self.OBJECT_MAX_NUM])
						if (object is not None)]]

Well, this is quite bad code style.
Try to stay to the pythonic way, list comprehensions should only be used for simple list-related methods (and only for one line, mostly) and here you could easily use a normal loop and a if, this would make your code much more readable.

Best regards

butelie · 12/30/2019, 22:41

did somebody managed to put it in use?