Python Module Easygui Detailed Introduction

Python Module Easygui Detailed Introduction

Objective:

When Windows wanted to develop some simple interfaces with Python, it found a Easygui library that was easy to get started with. Let's share the simple use below.

Next, I'll show you how to use this module from simple to complex a little bit. I hope I can give you a little help in your new contact with Easygui:-)

Msgbox,ccbox,ynbox

# coding:utf-8#  __author__ = ' Mark Sinoberg ' #  __date__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' #  __desc__ = A small window of the simplest Java-like messagebox import Easyguititle = Easygui.msgbox (msg= ' hint info ', title= ' title section ', 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__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' #  __desc__ = A simple interface that allows you to initially choose, The second parameter is a list of import easygui# choice = Easygui.buttonbox ("Here is the statement information for the prompt: \ n", title= ' three-choice one ', choices=[' a ' \#   , ' two ', ' Three '] # Easygui.msgbox (' You have selected: ' + str (choice)) # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # Two, select which one will return 1 or 0#  Title= ' title section ', 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__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' #  __desc__ = Select one of them from a list, There will be a return value of import easyguimsg = ' Select the one you like in this list item ' title = ' must choose a oh ' choices = [' 1 ', ' 2 ', ' 3 ', ' 4 ', ' 5 ', ' 6 ', ' 7 ']answer = Easygui.choicebox (msg,title,choices) print ' You have selected: ' + str (answer)

Enterbox

# coding:utf-8#  __author__ = ' Mark Sinoberg ' #  __date__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' #  __desc__ = controls that can satisfy user input import Easyguist = Easygui.enterbox ("Please enter a text: \ n") print "you entered:" + str (ST)

Mutilchoicebox

# coding:utf-8#  __author__ = ' Mark Sinoberg ' #  __date__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' #  __desc__ = A multi-select list item. hehe, this version seems to have a problem. My multi-choice does not really implement import easyguimsg = ' Select one of the items you like in this list ' title = ' must choose a oh ' choices = (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) Answer1 = Easygui.multchoicebox (msg,title,choices) for item in Answer1:  print Item

Intenterbox,passenterbox

# coding:utf-8#  __author__ = ' Mark Sinoberg ' #  __date__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' #  __desc__ = provides the user with a simple input box, Can only be the range of the given number import easyguimsg = ' Please enter a number, range in 0-100 ' title = ' limit to number type ' lowerbound = 0upperbound = 100default = ' image = ' me.jp G ' result = Easygui.integerbox (msg,title,default,lowerbound,upperbound,image) Print result

Textbox,codebox

# coding:utf-8#  __author__ = ' Mark Sinoberg ' #  __date__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' #  __desc__ = Easygui also provides support for large amounts of text, and support for code text Import easyguimsg = ' Large text support ' title = ' Text Code ' text = ' abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabcdefghjiklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789-/' textcontent = Easygui.textbox (Msg,title,text) Codecontent = Easygui.codebox (Msg,title,) print Textcontentprint codecontent# D:\Software\Python2\python.exe e:/code/ python/mytestset/easygui_/text_codebox.py# abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabcdefghjiklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789-/# 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__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' #  __desc__ = This function is used to provide a dialog box that returns the directory name selected by the user, The directory name is the complete directory with the full path of the # selection cancel if the return value defaults to noneimport easyguimsg = ' Select a file and will return the full catalog of the file Oh ' title = ' File selection Dialog ' default = R ' F:\ Flappy-bird ' Full_file_path = Easygui.diropenbox (msg, title, default) print ' The full path of the selected file is: ' + str (full_file_path) # D:\ Software\python2\python.exe e:/code/python/mytestset/easygui_/diropenbox.py# The full path of the selected file is: F:\flappy-bird## Process finished with exit code 0

Fileopenbox

# coding:utf-8# __author__ = ' Mark Sinoberg ' # __date__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' # __desc__ = This method is used to provide a dialog box that returns the file name selected by the user, with the full path, select Canc El returns none# default= "c:/fishc/*.py" to display all Python files under the C:\FISHC folder. # default= "c:/fishc/test*.py" displays all Python files under the C:\FISHC folder whose names begin with Test. The # filetypes parameter is a list of strings that contain a file mask, which is remembered as a list. such as: FileTypes = ["*.css", ["*.htm", "*.html", "HTML files"]]import easyguimsg = ' Return the full path of the selected file, select Cancel to return none ' title = ' File selection 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__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' #  __desc__ = The function provides a dialog box, Let the user select the path to save the file (with the full path) Select Cancel to return the none# the        default parameter should contain a file name (for example, a filename that you currently need to save), but you can also set it to empty, or a wildcard character that contains a file format mask. #        FileTypes Reference as above fileopenboximport easyguimsg = ' Save your file ' title = "to Save file" default = ' E:/code/python/mytes tset/easygui/newfile.* ' savedfile = Easygui.filesavebox (msg,title,default) Print Savedfileprint ' Of course, Here is just a complete path plus file name, and will not really save to a file, save the file need to use the other library ' # D:\Software\Python2\python.exe E:/code/python/mytestset/easygui_ /filesavebox.py# e:\code\python\mytestset\easygui_\newfile.doc# Of course, here is just a complete path plus the file name, and will not really save as a file, Save file need to use other library # # Process finished with exit code 0

Exceptionbox

# coding:utf-8#  __author__ = ' Mark Sinoberg ' #  __date__ = ' 2016/5/25 ' #  __desc__ = This is a very useful dialog box, and when the application has an exception, You can use this to give the user-friendly interface prompt import Easyguitry:  int (' Exception ') except:  easygui.exceptionbox (' int type data conversion Error! Please check your data type! ') # will pop up an interface where content information can be defined by itself, as above. The following is a trace of the error message # Traceback (most recent called last): #  File "e:/code/python/mytestset/easygui_/exceptionbox.py", Line ten, in <module>#   int (' Exception ') # valueerror:invalid literal for int () with base: ' Exception '

Summarize

After reading these examples, you must have confidence in Easygui developing a simple desktop applet. (^__^) hehe ...

However, for more complex tasks, it is not enough to grasp these foundations. So we also need to dig up other Python-related modules. In the actual development, we can choose the most suitable module according to the difficulty of the task to develop.

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