Brian J. Murrell wrote:
Problem is that I can't seem to use InputBox where I used to use
PopupBox to display that folder was password protected. I get an
error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File src/main.py, line 604, in ?
main_func()
File src/main.py, line 826, in main_func
File src/menu.py, line 492, in eventhandler
action( menuw=self )
File src/mediamenu.py, line 441, in cwd
skin.InputBox('Password Protected Folder')
AttributeError: Skin instance has no attribute 'InputBox'
So some hunting around suggests to me that when using the main1
skin, Popup box is defined skin_main1.py, not in the src/gui menu.
That is the old PopupBox, which isn't an actual object but simply get
drawn to the screen.
So how do I take advantage of src/gui stuff? My guess is that I need
to use a skin designed to use it. Am I correct? How do I go about
doing that? Which skin(s) use the stuff in src/gui?
Untill recently you could use the objects in src/gui regardless of what
skin you had. Dischi is working on a new skin which provides some
information about the skin configuration to the src/gui objects. These
objects now make a call to the skin to configure the look feel,
therefore they will only work with the new skin. The sin in progress is
skins/dischi1/skin_dischi1.py.
For examples of some of the gui code I have a modified audioitem.py
which demontrates an object when play() is called. To see this go into
WIP/RobShortt and make uitest. This will copy over your existing
audioitem.py. Then just go 'play' an mp3 to get a popup. You may edit
the audioitem.py and comment/uncomment lines in the play function to see
some of the new objects in action.
-Rob
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