tubaplayerdis

from UIKit import *
from ti_system import *
from ti_draw import *

#Initalize the canvas
init()

#Create slider
slider1 = Slider(100,30,90,30,-100,100,0,True)

tubaplayerdis

from UIKit import *
from ti_system import *
from ti_draw import *

#Initalize the canvas
init()

#Create button and ignore the use of the proprietary callback system. This is not suggested though, as it is invoked before any logic takes place. It is only ignored here as an example
button1 = Button(100,30,100,20,"Click", None, None)

tubaplayerdis

from UIKit import *
from ti_draw import *
from ti_system import *

#initalize UIKit
UIKit_Init()

#Create Elements
button1 = Button(20,180,100,20,"change my color!", None, None)
colpik = Colorpicker(10,10,Color(0,0,0))

tubaplayerdis

from ti_system import *
from ti_draw import *
from UIKit import *


init()

def testfunc(arg):
  #tests if the argument matches the text of the button
  if canvas[0].text == arg:

tubaplayerdis

from UIKit import *
from ti_draw import *
from ti_system import *

class MyElement(UIElement):
  def __init__(self, x, y, width, height, examplearg):
    #all the vars below are from UIElement
    self.x = x
    self.y = y
    self.width = width

tubaplayerdis

from ti_system import *
from ti_draw import *
from UIKit import *

#initalizes the drawing space for canvas
init()

#Create the Label Element. the label1 varaible still holds refrence to the object in the canvas and can be treated as such
label1 = Label(40, 120, "Hello World")
#append any elemnts you want to the canvas, in this case, a label