Themes Support
Now you can select themes.
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# This a console project manager.
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import os
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import time
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# GTK module ( Graphical interface
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import gi
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@ -292,7 +293,9 @@ def layer(win, call):
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def do():
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win.current["calls"][call]["var"] = "/"+win.current["asset_cur"]+"/"+asset
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win.assets = {}
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layer.set_line_width(4)
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UI_elements.roundrect(layer, win,
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tileX-10,
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@ -347,6 +350,19 @@ def layer(win, call):
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except:
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pass
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# There is a problem that was introduced with the multiuser.
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# Basically. The other user whould need to create this asset too. And it's
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# not cool. I want to the experience to be seamless. Or at least somewhat seamless.
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# So I'm going to enter the cur of the asset for a fraction of a second. And then
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# come back to what ever we were doing.
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tmp = win.cur
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win.cur = win.current["asset_cur"]
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time.sleep(0.1) # This should be plenty
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win.cur = tmp
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win.text["asset_select_search"]["text"] = ""
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win.current["calls"][call]["var"] = "/"+win.current["asset_cur"]+"/"+newcreate
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@ -380,7 +380,8 @@ def layer(win):
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win.current["settings_lists"] = {}
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win.current["settings_lists"]["languages"] = settings.list_languages()
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win.current["settings_lists"]["languages_open"] = False
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win.current["settings_lists"]["themes"] = os.listdir(os.getcwd()+"/settings/themes")
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win.current["settings_lists"]["themes_open"] = False
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# Languages
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def do():
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current_Y += 50
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# Themes. Finally we have some themes to choose from. And a good place to
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# change them so the user would not need to do it manually. I think it's
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# important.
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# So there is a folder in the VCStudio installation called. settings/themes
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# which contains all of the themes. So let's look through it.
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# Themes
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def do():
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win.current["settings_lists"]["themes_open"] = \
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not win.current["settings_lists"]["themes_open"]
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UI_elements.roundrect(layer, win,
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win.current["w"]/2-240,
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110 + current_Y + win.scroll["studio_settings"],
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450,
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40,
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10,
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button=do,
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icon="theme",
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tip=talk.text("change_theme"))
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UI_color.set(layer, win, "text_normal")
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layer.set_font_size(20)
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layer.move_to(win.current["w"]/2-180,
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current_Y + win.scroll["studio_settings"] + 135)
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layer.show_text(win.settings["Theme"])
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current_Y += 50
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if win.current["settings_lists"]["themes_open"]:
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for lang in win.current["settings_lists"]["themes"]:
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if lang != win.settings["Theme"]:
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UI_color.set(layer, win, "button_active")
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layer.move_to(win.current["w"]/2-227, 102 + current_Y + win.scroll["studio_settings"])
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layer.line_to(win.current["w"]/2-227, 152 + current_Y + win.scroll["studio_settings"])
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layer.stroke()
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def do():
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win.settings["Theme"] = lang
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settings.write("Theme", lang)
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win.current["settings_lists"]["themes_open"] = False
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win.color = UI_color.get_table()
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UI_elements.roundrect(layer, win,
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win.current["w"]/2-220,
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110 + current_Y + win.scroll["studio_settings"],
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430,
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40,
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10,
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button=do,
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icon="theme",
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tip=talk.text("set_theme")+lang)
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UI_color.set(layer, win, "text_normal")
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layer.set_font_size(20)
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layer.move_to(win.current["w"]/2-150,
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current_Y + win.scroll["studio_settings"] + 135)
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layer.show_text(lang)
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current_Y += 50
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# BLUR
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blur_ok = "unchecked"
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current_Y + win.scroll["studio_settings"] + 135)
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layer.show_text(talk.text("Auto_De-Blur"))
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current_Y += 50
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# ROUNDNESS
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# The roundness setting is a setting that will define how round the UI will
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# look. Potentially it can grow beyond 1.0, but will introduce weird rendering
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# artifacts. If you wan to do that be free to edit the Setting file manually.
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# I'm going to use the Scroller for this setting. But first we need an icon. And
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# I think the opengl icon is quite good for this.
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UI_elements.image(layer, win, "settings/themes/"\
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+win.settings["Theme"]+"/icons/opengl.png",
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win.current["w"]/2-240,
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110 + current_Y + win.scroll["studio_settings"],
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40,
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40)
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# Then i'm going to hack my way to it. I'm going to use a scroll for a scrooled
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# window as the slider. Creativity.
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maxround = 1000 # I need it do be a higher number then from 0 to 1 since we want
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# to imulate the scroll
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if "roundness_setting" not in win.scroll:
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win.scroll["roundness_setting"] = 0 - win.settings["Roundness"] * 549
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if (0 - win.settings["Roundness"] * 549) != win.scroll["roundness_setting"]:
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win.settings["Roundness"] = (win.scroll["roundness_setting"] / 549)*-1
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settings.write("Roundness", win.settings["Roundness"])
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UI_elements.scroll_area(layer, win, "roundness_setting",
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int(win.current["w"]/2-200),
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110 + current_Y + win.scroll["studio_settings"]+33,
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450,
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0,
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maxround,
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bar=True,
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sideways=True,
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url="settings_layer"
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)
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current_Y += 50
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