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Demo of element pinning capability
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@ -3,45 +3,44 @@ import PySimpleGUI as sg
"""
Demo - "Pinning" an element into a location in a layout
Requires PySimpleGUI version 4.28.0 and greater
When using the tkinter port of PySimpleGUI, if you make an element invisible and then visible again,
rather than the element appearing where it was originally located, it will be moved to the bottom
of whatever it was contained within (a window or a container element (column, frame, tab))
This demo adds a function "pin" which will place the element inside of a Column element. This will
This demo uses a new "pin" function which will place the element inside of a Column element. This will
reserve a location for the element to be returned.
Additionally, there will be a 1 pixel Canvas element inside the "pin".
This will cause the area to shrink when the element is made invisible. It's a weird tkinter thing. Not sure
exactly why it works, but it works.
For other ports of PySimpleGUI such as the Qt port, the position is remembered by Qt and as a
result this technique using Columns is not needed.
Copyright 2020 PySimpleGUI.org
"""
def pin(elem):
'''
Pin's an element provided into a layout so that when it's made invisible and visible again, it will
be in the correct place. Otherwise it will be placed at the end of its containing window/column.
:param elem: the element to put into the layout
:return: A column element containing the provided element
'''
return sg.Column([[elem, sg.Canvas(size=(0,0), pad=(0,0))]], pad=(0,0))
layout = [ [sg.Text('Window with Hidden Button')],
[sg.Input(key='-IN-')],
[pin(sg.Button('Button1')), pin(sg.Button('Button2')), sg.B('Button3')],
layout = [ [sg.Text('Hide Button or Input. Button3 hides Input. Buttons 1 & 2 hide Button 2')],
[sg.pin(sg.Input(key='-IN-'))],
[sg.pin(sg.Button('Button1')), sg.pin(sg.Button('Button2')), sg.B('Button3')],
]
window = sg.Window('Window Title', layout)
window = sg.Window('Visible / Invisible Element Demo', layout)
toggle = False
toggle = toggle_in = False
while True: # Event Loop
event, values = window.read()
print(event, values)
if event == sg.WIN_CLOSED or event == 'Exit':
break
window['Button2'].update(visible=toggle)
toggle = not toggle
if event in ('Button1', 'Button2'):
window['Button2'].update(visible=toggle)
toggle = not toggle
if event == 'Button3':
window['-IN-'].update(visible=toggle_in)
toggle_in = not toggle_in
window.close()