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# Copyright (C) 2007-2015 various contributors (see AUTHORS)
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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#
# This file is part of Python-EFL.
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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#
# Python-EFL is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
# License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
# version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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#
# Python-EFL is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
# Lesser General Public License for more details.
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
# along with this Python-EFL. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
include "check_cdef.pxi"
cdef class Check(LayoutClass):
"""
This is the class that actually implements the widget.
"""
def __init__(self, evasObject parent, *args, **kwargs):
"""Check(...)
:param parent: The parent object
:type parent: :py:class:`efl.evas.Object`
:param \**kwargs: All the remaining keyword arguments are interpreted
as properties of the instance
"""
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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self._set_obj(elm_check_add(parent.obj))
self._set_properties_from_keyword_args(kwargs)
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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property state:
"""The of/off state of the check object
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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This property reflects the state of the check. Setting it **doesn't**
cause the "changed" signal to be emitted.
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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:type: bool
"""
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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def __get__(self):
return bool(elm_check_state_get(self.obj))
def __set__(self, value):
elm_check_state_set(self.obj, value)
def state_set(self, value):
elm_check_state_set(self.obj, value)
def state_get(self):
return bool(elm_check_state_get(self.obj))
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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def callback_changed_add(self, func, *args, **kwargs):
"""This is called whenever the user changes the state of the check
objects."""
self._callback_add("changed", func, args, kwargs)
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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def callback_changed_del(self, func):
self._callback_del("changed", func)
def callback_focused_add(self, func, *args, **kwargs):
"""When the check has received focus.
.. versionadded:: 1.8
"""
self._callback_add("focused", func, args, kwargs)
def callback_focused_del(self, func):
self._callback_del("focused", func)
def callback_unfocused_add(self, func, *args, **kwargs):
"""When the check has lost focus.
.. versionadded:: 1.8
"""
self._callback_add("unfocused", func, args, kwargs)
def callback_unfocused_del(self, func):
self._callback_del("unfocused", func)
Put in a first, still wip, version of the python bindings in a merged tree. This is meant to be the 1.8 version of the wrappers and will include everything that now is in the python folder. Atm this include evas, ecore, edje, elementary and emotion (emotion still commented in the build couse it need some more testing). Eo is used as a base for all the objects that inherit from it in C, but in real nothing is used from Eo, it is used more like a container to share code between the libs. All the docs has been stripped out because we want to use the new sphinx style docs that Kay has done in his git repo. (Kay: please wait a little bit to include it, as working on the libs without docs is much more easy) The new wrappers include a new container module called efl and thus you can live with both the old and the new installation. This also means that you need to import the new modules as: "from efl import evas" (instead of the old "import evas") The idea here is that you can make your code works with both version doing something like: try: import evas except: from efl import evas ...like is done in the gtk bindings Some stuff has been leaved out on purpose, because was old stuff (like the hacked evas rotation stuff) or because was not working as expected (like all the ecore.evas.XXX modules). See the TODO.txt file for more info. Probably some stuff is out just because I missed them, let me know if you miss something. Improvements from the old version: - Py3 compatible (still some work to be done, but really only TODO, no problems to resolv) - Should also works on other platforms, like windoz (but not tested) - Unittests greatly improved, you can also run ALL tests at once - much more simpler :) I will contine the works in the next weeks and hope someone will help too. NOTE: I switched back to setup.py instead of autotools, because that is the right way to compile python stuff. So to build just use: python setup.py install or python3 setup.py install Enjoy davemds SVN revision: 83831
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_object_mapping_register("Elm_Check", Check)