PyMaemo/UI tutorial/Windows and dialogs - Revision history

imported_>amigadave: add link to C tutorial

2010-10-07T10:50:01Z

add link to C tutorial

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			{{main\|Legacy Maemo 5 Documentation/Graphical UI Tutorial/Windows and dialogs}}

	When creating applications for hand-held devices, you should take into account several issues about usability and device limitations. Screen size is a particularly large restriction; a simple interface is essential.		When creating applications for hand-held devices, you should take into account several issues about usability and device limitations. Screen size is a particularly large restriction; a simple interface is essential.

imported_>amigadave: /* Dialogs */ fix link

2010-08-30T15:34:43Z

Dialogs: fix link

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	Hildon provides specialized widgets to cover the most common dialog's use cases: <code>HildonNote</code> and <code>HildonBanner</code>.		Hildon provides specialized widgets to cover the most common dialog's use cases: <code>HildonNote</code> and <code>HildonBanner</code>.

	<code>HildonNote</code> is useful to ask users a question and <code>HildonBanner</code> is used to show textual information which automatically disappear after a certain period of time without user interaction. For more information on these widgets, see [[PyMaemo/UI ~~Tutorial~~/Controls#~~Notification_widgets~~\|Notification widgets]].		<code>HildonNote</code> is useful to ask users a question and <code>HildonBanner</code> is used to show textual information which automatically disappear after a certain period of time without user interaction. For more information on these widgets, see [[PyMaemo/UI tutorial/Controls#Notification widgets\|Notification widgets]].

	Besides those widgets, Hildon provides also specialized <code>GtkDialog</code>s designed to cover different use cases: <code>HildonPickerDialog</code> and <code>HildonWizardDialog</code>.		Besides those widgets, Hildon provides also specialized <code>GtkDialog</code>s designed to cover different use cases: <code>HildonPickerDialog</code> and <code>HildonWizardDialog</code>.

imported_>amigadave: use and


2010-06-22T13:19:17Z
use <source> and <code>
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imported_>amigadave: Category:Python
2010-02-11T15:55:56Z
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     if __name__ == "__main__":      if __name__ == "__main__":
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imported_>danielwilms: PyMaemo/UITutorial/Windows and dialogs moved to PyMaemo/UI tutorial/Windows and dialogs
2010-02-01T11:10:19Z
PyMaemo/UITutorial/Windows and dialogs moved to PyMaemo/UI tutorial/Windows and dialogs

				
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83.226.203.56: /* Advanced stack handling */ fixed blank line typo in code example
2009-11-03T00:09:15Z
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     import hildon      import hildon
      
     window = hildon.StackableWindow()      window = hildon.StackableWindow()
     window.show_all()      window.show_all()



imported_>bruno_araujo: Oops, placing the call in the correct line.
2009-10-30T14:57:34Z
Oops, placing the call in the correct line.

				
				
				
				
				
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     def show_new_window(widget):      def show_new_window(widget):
        program = hildon.Program.get_instance() 
        
         # Create the main window          # Create the main window
         win = hildon.StackableWindow()          win = hildon.StackableWindow()
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     def main():      def main():
        program = hildon.Program.get_instance()
        
         # Create the main window          # Create the main window
         win = hildon.StackableWindow()          win = hildon.StackableWindow()



imported_>bruno_araujo: /* Stackable windows */
2009-10-30T14:55:44Z
Stackable windows

				
				
				
				
				
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     def show_new_window(widget):      def show_new_window(widget):
        program = hildon.Program.get_instance()
        
         # Create the main window          # Create the main window
         win = hildon.StackableWindow()          win = hildon.StackableWindow()



imported_>andy80: /* Stackable windows */ removed hildon.hildon_program_get_instance() or it won't run
2009-10-30T00:44:47Z
Stackable windows:  removed hildon.hildon_program_get_instance() or it won't run

				
				
				
				
				
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     def main():      def main():
        program = hildon.hildon_program_get_instance() 
    
         # Create the main window          # Create the main window
         win = hildon.StackableWindow()          win = hildon.StackableWindow()



imported_>setanta: /* HildonWizardDialog */
2009-10-16T15:48:16Z
HildonWizardDialog

				
				
				
				
				
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To create a new wizard dialog, call: To create a new wizard dialog, call:



     hildon.WizardDialog(parent_window, wizard_name, gtk_notebook)      hildon.WizardDialog(parent_window, wizard_name, gtk.Notebook)



The parent window is usually the current visible view. The wizard name is displayed as title in the wizard dialog. The parent window is usually the current visible view. The wizard name is displayed as title in the wizard dialog.

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	import hildon		import hildon

	window = hildon.StackableWindow()		window = hildon.StackableWindow()
	window.show_all()		window.show_all()

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	def show_new_window(widget):		def show_new_window(widget):
	~~program = hildon.Program.get_instance()~~

	# Create the main window		# Create the main window
	win = hildon.StackableWindow()		win = hildon.StackableWindow()
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	def main():		def main():
			program = hildon.Program.get_instance()

	# Create the main window		# Create the main window
	win = hildon.StackableWindow()		win = hildon.StackableWindow()

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	def show_new_window(widget):		def show_new_window(widget):
			program = hildon.Program.get_instance()

	# Create the main window		# Create the main window
	win = hildon.StackableWindow()		win = hildon.StackableWindow()

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	def main():		def main():
	~~program = hildon.hildon_program_get_instance()~~

	# Create the main window		# Create the main window
	win = hildon.StackableWindow()		win = hildon.StackableWindow()

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	To create a new wizard dialog, call:		To create a new wizard dialog, call:

	hildon.WizardDialog(parent_window, wizard_name, ~~gtk_notebook~~)		hildon.WizardDialog(parent_window, wizard_name, gtk.Notebook)

	The parent window is usually the current visible view. The wizard name is displayed as title in the wizard dialog.		The parent window is usually the current visible view. The wizard name is displayed as title in the wizard dialog.