OK and Cancel buttons

[Phil Rich]

What determines the location of the default Cancel and OK buttons?
I see they show up in some of your examples, but I don't see where they are defined.

Can I move them or write my own handlers for them?
Or can they be eliminated altogether and be  replaced by my own widgets?

Thanks!

[Nicholas Cole]

Hi Phil,

I assume you mean on the "Action" forms.

In terms of handlers, on those forms writing your own handlers is as simple as defining your own methods

on_ok

on_cancel

on a subclass of the form.

The names and positions of the buttons are controlled by class attributes. I'll send a full list when I'm next at the computer. 

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[Nicholas Cole]

Phil,

Here are the class variables you might want to change in subclasses:


BLANK_COLUMNS_RIGHT= 2
BLANK_LINES_BASE = 2
OK_BUTTON_TEXT = 'OK'
OK_BUTTON_BR_OFFSET = (2,6)
OKBUTTON_TYPE = button.MiniButton
DEFAULT_X_OFFSET = 2
CANCEL_BUTTON_BR_OFFSET = (2, 12)
CANCEL_BUTTON_TEXT = "Cancel"