Menu Starter.py

Menu Starter.py

import ui
from sound import *

# For Pythonista on IOS

# Adding menu elements is now simple. In the UI section, add a custom view.
# Inside of the custom view, add a button
# Create a variable for the view under 'Create Views' following the format
# Add that variable to the menus list
# Add a switch to the main view with a toggle action


COLOR={'white':'#DBDBDB','black':'#373737'}

#MAIN CODE
# Hides the parent view of the sender
def close_view(sender):
	sender.superview.hidden=True
	play_effect('Click_1',1,.4) #sound,volume,pitch

# Updates a label with a slider's value
def update(sender):
	view4['label1'].text = str(sender.value)

# Toggles menus (hidden/unhidden)
def toggle(sender):
	if sender.value:
		for each in menus:
			each.hidden=False
		play_effect('Click_2')
	elif not sender.value:
		for each in menus:
			each.hidden=True
		play_effect('Click_1',1,.4) #sound,volume,pitch

# Closes the sender' parent view
def quit(sender):
	sender.superview.close()

# Custom Classes


# Create Views
# Load the main view (pyui file)
window = ui.load_view()
view1 = window['view1']
view2 = window['view2']
view3 = window['view3']
view4 = window['view4']
view5= window['view5']
view6= window['view6']


# Add views to the list of menus for toggling
menus=[view1,view2,view3,view4,view5]


# For each object in the list of menus...
for each in menus:
	# change properties for the button1 element
	each['button1'].action = close_view
	each['button1'].tint_color = COLOR['black']
	each['button1'].title = 'Close'
	each['button1'].font = ('<system-bold>',15)


# A way to set color themes
light_theme=False 

if light_theme:
	window.background_color=COLOR['white']
	for each in menus:
		each['button1'].tint_color=COLOR['black']
elif not light_theme:
	window.background_color=COLOR['black']
	for each in menus:
		each['button1'].tint_color=COLOR['white']


# Display the main view.
window.present()

# Unimplemented code
'''
for each in window.subviews:
	print each.name
'''