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New Tool for manipulating pyui 's
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I had been wanting a way to "re-factor" pyui files. Specifically, to group sets of views (say groups of buttons, or all views in the left side of the root view) after the fact. Here is the initial version of pyuiEdit. Should be pretty self explanatory. The "collection" views are created so as maintain the original geometry and heirarchy of the source ui. These can be "padded" with margins and assigned the name of a Custom Class at creation. Thanks to @jonb for the lite file navigator
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@polymerchm, I would like to look pyuiEdit, but no link. I am working on a panel class. It sounds very similar to what you are doing.
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Ok, sorry I see it now. My eyesight is crap. Was so subtle for me (hyperlink 'Here') Could only see when I pinched zoomed, once I knew what I was looking for. not always fun to be old! But thanks, I will take a look.
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pyuiEdit is now "finished". Last additions is an @OMZ-like interface for modifying the flex attributes of a view. I was going to get carried away and go the whole nine yards, but life is too short. More of an exercise in using , touchs, threads and queues. Back to making chordcalc device independent.
