CactusGUI element for painting the background for a state. Usually has the lowest z-order.
gui.makeBackground('myBackground')
gui['myBackground'].style(owner='main', color=(255,255,255), z_order=-200)
Attribute | Datatype | Comments |
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color | color | Color to paint the background with. (R,G,B) Might be renamed to "background-color" instead later to avoid name confusion. |
Attribute | Datatype | Comments |
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name | string | Identifies the element inside the GUI |
owner | string | Name of the element that "owns" the current element |
type | string | The specific kind of element - ex: Textbox, Button, Image, State, etc. |
z_order | int | Determines the layering order of the element when GUI elements with the same owner are rendered. The element with the highest z-order is layered on top. Can use both positive and negative numbers. |
visible | bool | If visible is True then the element is displayed, if False then the element will not display. Child-elements that the element owns will still be rendered. Defaults to True. |
show | bool | If False then the element's child-elements will not be rendered to the screen. Defaults to True. |
use_hover | bool |
Defaults to True for some elements.
Tells the GUI's listener object to listen for events from the current element: onHover, onUnhover |
use_click | bool |
Defaults to True for some elements.
Tells the GUI's listener object to listen for events from the current element: onMousedown, onRightMousedown, onAnyMousedown, onMouseup, onRightMouseup, onAnyMouseup, onClick, onRightClick, onAnyClick, onBlur, onDeactivate onActivate requires both use_click and use_active onFocus requires both use_click and use_focus |
use_scroll | bool |
Defaults to True for some elements.
Tells the GUI's listener object to listen for events from the current element: onCenterMousedown, onCenterMouseup, onScrollUp, onScrollDown |
use_active | bool |
Defaults to True for some elements. onActivate requires both use_click and use_active |
use_focus | bool |
Defaults to True for some elements. onFocus requires both use_click and use_focus |