wxDirDialog - PythonYou are probably already familiar with a few dialogs that can be used in your wxPython applications. Of course, wxPython contains many more dialogs, ranging in complexity from very simple to pretty advanced and covering a variety of topics, from text selection to color selection. In this article, we'll take a look at more of wxPython's dialogs – what they are for and how they are placed in an application.
print this article SEARCH DEV SHED |
If your application requires the user to select a directory for something, consider using wxDirDialog. It allows the user to pick a directory from a tree: from wxPython.wx import * application = wxPySimpleApp() # Create the dialog dialog = wxDirDialog ( None, message = 'Pick a directory.' ) # Show the dialog and get user input if dialog.ShowModal() == wxID_OK: print 'Directory:', dialog.GetPath() # The user cancelled else: print 'No directory.' # Get rid of the dialog dialog.Destroy() It is also possible to allow the user to create a new directory from within the dialog by passing the wxDD_NEW_DIR_BUTTON style: from wxPython.wx import * application = wxPySimpleApp() dialog = wxDirDialog ( None, message = 'Pick a directory.', style = wxDD_NEW_DIR_BUTTON ) if dialog.ShowModal() == wxID_OK: print 'Directory:', dialog.GetPath() else: print 'No directory.' dialog.Destroy()
blog comments powered by Disqus |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
