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
