CSC111 clickMe2.py

--D. Thiebaut 13:13, 24 March 2010 (UTC)

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Undocumented version that we created in class, on 3/22/10:

# clickMe0.py
# A demo program that draws a button on the graphics window
# and waits for the user to click the mouse 10 times, counting
# and displaying the count at every tick. 
from graphics import *

def drawButton( win, x1, y1, w, h, label ):
    """draws a rectangle with the top-left corner at x1, y1,
    with width w and height h on the screen.  Puts the label
    in the middle of the rectangle"""
    r = Rectangle( Point( x1, y1 ),
                   Point( x1+w, y1+h ) )
    r.draw( win )
    r.setFill( "red" )
    t = Text( Point( x1 + w / 2, y1 + h / 2 ), label )
    t.draw( win )

def main():
    """Opens a graphics window 300x300 and draws a button on
    it.  Then wait for the user to click the mouse 10 times
    before exiting"""
    W = 300
    H = 300
    win = GraphWin( "Click Me!", W, H )
    border = 10

    #--- draw the button ---
    drawButton( win, border, border, 70, 20, "Button1" )
    drawButton( win, W-border-70, border,70, 20, "Button 2" )
    drawButton( win, W-border-70, H-border-20, 70, 20, "Button 3" )

    #--- draw "click me!" in middle of screen ---
    t = Text( Point( W/2, H/2 ), "click me!" )
    t.draw( win )

    #--- get 10 mouse clicks and count them ---
    for i in range( 1000 ):
        userPoint = win.getMouse()
        x = userPoint.getX()
        y = userPoint.getY()
        if ( border <= x and x <= border+70 ) \
        and ( y >= border and y <= border+20 ):
            t.setText( "Inside #" + str(i+1) )
        else:
            t.setText( "Outside #" + str(i+1) )
        
    #--- wait for  one more click and close up window---
    #win.getMouse()
    win.close()

main()