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pyforms_generic_editor
pyforms generic editor offers a easy way to bootstrap projects that make use of pyforms.
Often, one need to create a GUI with a main window which follows a typical structure: mdi area to open windows, one left dock window (top) to display tree-like information and a left dock window (bottom) to display details depending on the resources selected on the tree.
Moreover, this main window typical offers a set of top menus to organize windows, display app help & info, etc.
By using this generic editor one avoids repeated code by offering a template that can then be extended with more features depeding on a specific app.
| Info | Pic |
|---|---|
| Menu About offers info about python, software and libraries version |  |
| Menu Window offers basic actions to perform on windows opened in the mdi area |  |
From inside the project folder run:
python -m pyforms_generic_editor
pyforms generic editor needs pyforms to run. The most simple form to use it and extend it is shown in the example below. Just create a class which extends from BaseEditor and pass it to the startApp method of pyforms.
from pyforms_generic_editor.editor.base_editor import BaseEditor
import pyforms
class Editor(BaseEditor):
def __init__(self):
# do something here when project is loading
super(Editor, self).__init__()
def initForm(self):
super(Editor, self).initForm()
# do something here after project is loaded
def start():
pyforms.startApp(Editor)
if __name__ == '__main__':
start()
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