Programming Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)
Since ANDi allows the usage of .Net classes, it is possible to use them to create GUIs.
The class library of .Net can be found in the official place.
Note
Be aware to add the corresponding imports. The syntax must be also according to .Net
Buttons menu example
# --- Imports
from globals import *
clr.AddReference("System.Windows.Forms")
clr.AddReference("System.Drawing")
from System.Windows.Forms import Application, Form, TableLayoutPanel, Button, DockStyle, MessageBox
from System.Drawing import Color
# --- Functions
class GUI_Dialog(Form):
def __init__(self, width, height):
self.Text = "GUI MENU"
self.Width = width
self.Height = height
l_tbl_content_panel = TableLayoutPanel()
l_tbl_content_panel.AutoSize = True
l_tbl_content_panel.Dock = DockStyle.Fill
l_tbl_content_panel.AutoScroll = True
self.panel_right = TableLayoutPanel()
self.panel_right.Dock = DockStyle.Fill
self.panel_right.BackColor = Color.LightGray
self.btn_iCAM = self.create_button("Start Test", self.on_click_btn_start)
self.btn_satCam = self.create_button("Show Message", self.on_click_btn_show_message)
self.btn_satCam = self.create_button("Stop Test", self.on_click_btn_stop)
l_tbl_content_panel.Controls.Add(self.panel_right, 0,0)
self.Controls.Add(l_tbl_content_panel)
self.CenterToScreen()
def create_button(self, name, listener):
btn = Button()
btn.Click += listener
btn.Text = name
btn.Parent = self.panel_right
btn.Width = 160
btn.Height = 35
return btn
def on_click_btn_start(self, sender, args):
# actions
pass
def on_click_btn_show_message(self, sender, args):
MessageBox.Show("My message here")
def on_click_btn_stop(self, sender, args):
# actions
pass
#---- MAIN ----#
Application.Run(GUI_Dialog(250, 250))