Python EasyGui, pythoneasygui

Python EasyGui, pythoneasygui

Python EasyGui

Preface:

In Windows, you want to use Python to develop some simple interfaces, so you can find an easy-to-use EasyGui library. The following is a simple example.

Reference link: Tutorial

Next, I will demonstrate how to use this module from simplicity to complexity. Hope To Help You With easygui :-)

MsgBox, ccbox, ynbox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2014/2/25' # _ Desc _ = a Java-like MessageBox small Window import easyguititle = easygui. msgbox (msg = 'info', title = 'title', OK _button = "OOK") msg = easygui. msgbox ('Hello Easy gui') print 'Return value: '+ msgccbox = easygui. ccbox ("here is Continue | Cancel Box! ") Print 'Return value: '+ str (ccbox) ynbox = easygui. ynbox (" Yes Or No Button Box! ") Print 'Return value: '+ str (ynbox)

Bottonbox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2017/25' # _ Desc _ = a simple interface that allows you to choose from at first, the second parameter is a list of import easygui # choice = easygui. buttonbox ("here is the prompt statement information: \ n", title = 'three choose one ', choices = ['one' \ #, 'two', 'three']) # easygui. msgbox ('selected:' + str (choice) ### choices can have only two parameters. If you select one, 1 is returned. Otherwise, 0 # bool = easygui is returned. boolbox ('msg prompt information', title = 'title', choices = ['A', 'B']) # easygui. msgbox (bool) image = 'me.jpg 'msg = 'Here is my photo, a python fan also 'choices = ['yes', 'no', "Not Sure"] title = 'Am I handsome? 'Easygui. buttonbox (msg, title, image = image, choices = choices)

Choicebox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2017/25' # _ Desc _ = select one of them from a list, there will be a returned value. import easyguimsg = 'select one of the items in this list. 'title =' must be selected. 'choices = ['1', '2 ', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7'] answer = easygui. choicebox (msg, title, choices) print 'you selected:' + str (answer)

Enterbox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2017/25' # _ Desc _ = controls that meet user input: import easyguist = easygui. enterbox ("enter a text: \ n") print "you entered:" + str (st)

Mutilchoicebox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2017/25' # _ Desc _ = a multiple-choice list item. haha, this version seems to be faulty. Import easyguimsg = 'is not really implemented for multiple selections. Select one of your favorite items in this list. 'title =' must be selected. 'choices =, 7, 8, 9) answer1 = easygui. multchoicebox (msg, title, choices) for item in answer1: print item

Intenterbox, passenterbox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2017/25' # _ Desc _ = a simple input box provided to users, it can only be the range of given numbers import easyguimsg = 'Please enter a number, the range is 0-100 'title = 'and the value type is 'lowerbound = 0 upperbound = default = ''image = 'me.jpg' result = easygui. integerbox (msg, title, default, lowerbound, upperbound, image) print result

Textbox, codebox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2017/25' # _ Desc _ = easygui also provides support for a large number of texts., and support for Code Text import easyguimsg = 'Big text support 'title = 'text Code' Text = 'plain-/' textContent = easygui. textbox (msg, title, text) codeContent = easygui. codebox (msg, title,) print textContentprint codeContent # D: \ Software \ Python2 \ python.exe E:/Code/Python/M YTestSet/easygui _/text_codebox.py # examples-/# public class HelloWorld {# public static void main (String [] args) {# System. out. println ("Hello World! "); #}### Process finished with exit code 0

Diropenbox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2017/25' # _ Desc _ = this function is used to provide a dialog box, returns the name of the selected Directory, which has a complete path # If Cancel is selected, the returned value is Noneimport easyguimsg = 'by default, the complete directory of the file will be returned. The 'title = 'file selection dialog box 'default = r'f: \ flappy-Bird' full _ file_path = easygui. diropenbox (msg, title, default) print 'the complete path of the selected file is:' + str (full_file_path) # D: \ Software \ Python2 \ python.exe E: /Code/Python/MyTestSet/easygui _/diropenbox. py # The complete path of the selected file is: F: \ flappy-bird # Process finished with exit code 0

Fileopenbox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2017/25' # _ Desc _ = this method is used to provide a dialog box, return the selected file name with the complete path. Select Cancel to return None # default = "c:/fishc /*. py shows all Python files in the C: \ fishc folder. # Default = "c:/fishc/test *. py": displays all Python files whose names start with test in the C: \ fishc folder. # The filetypes parameter is a list of strings containing the file mask. Remember it as a list. For example, filetypes = ["*. css ",["*. htm ","*. html "," HTML files "] import easyguimsg = 'return the complete path of the selected file. If you select Cancel, None 'title =' file selector 'default = 'e: /Code/Python/MyTestSet/easygui /*. py 'opened _ files = easygui. fileopenbox (msg, title, default, multiple = True) for item in opened_files: print item # D: \ Software \ Python2 \ python.exe E: /Code/Python/MyTestSet/easygui _/fileopenbox. py # E: \ Code \ Python \ MyTestSet \ easygui _ \ me.jpg # E: \ Code \ Python \ MyTestSet \ easygui _ \ buttonbox. py # E: \ Code \ Python \ MyTestSet \ easygui _ \ choicesbox. py # E: \ Code \ Python \ MyTestSet \ easygui _ \ diropenbox. py # E: \ Code \ Python \ MyTestSet \ easygui _ \ enterbox. py # E: \ Code \ Python \ MyTestSet \ easygui _ \ fileopenbox. py # E: \ Code \ Python \ MyTestSet \ easygui _ \ integerbox. py ## Process finished with exit code 0

Filesavebox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2017/25' # _ Desc _ = This function provides a dialog box, let the user select the path to save the file (with the complete path) and select Cancel to return None # The default parameter should contain a file name (for example, the file name to be saved ), of course, you can also set it to null or include a wildcard with a file format mask. # For filetypes, see the preceding fileopenboximport easyguimsg = 'save your file' title = "to Save file" default = 'e:/Code/Python/MyTestSet/easygui/newFile. * 'savedfile = easygui. filesavebox (msg, title, default) print savedfileprint 'Of course, this is just a complete path with a file name, and will not be really saved as a file, to save the file, you must use another library '# D: \ Software \ Python2 \ python.exe E:/Code/Python/MyTestSet/easygui _/filesavebox. py # E: \ Code \ Python \ MyTestSet \ easygui _ \ newFile.doc # Of course, this is just a complete path with a file name and won't be saved as a file, other libraries are required to save the file # Process finished with exit code 0

Predictionbox

# Coding: UTF-8 # _ author _ = 'Mark sinoberg '# _ date _ = '2017/25' # _ Desc _ = This is a very useful dialog box, when an application Exception occurs, you can use this to give a user-friendly interface with the prompt import easyguitry: int ('exception') handle T: easygui. predictionbox ('int type data conversion error! Check your data type! ') # An interface is displayed. You can customize the content, as shown in the preceding figure. The following content is the error information tracked # Traceback (most recent call last): # File "E:/Code/Python/MyTestSet/easygui _/exceptionbox. py ", line 10, in <module> # int ('exception') # ValueError: invalid literal for int () with base 10: 'exception'

Summary

After reading these examples, I must be confident in easygui's simple desktop applets. (^__ ^) Xi ......

However, it is far from enough to grasp the complex tasks. Therefore, we need to explore other Python-related modules. In this way, you can select the most appropriate module for development based on the difficulty of the task.

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