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Python Open Source » Language Interface » VB to Python Converter 
VB to Python Converter » vb2py 0.2 » targets » tkinter » resource.py
# Created by Leo from: C:\Development\Python22\Lib\site-packages\vb2py\vb2py.leo

import vb2py
import os
from targets.tkinter.controls import *

# << Event translation >>
#  This is the mapping between VB events and Tkinter events.

event_translator = {
    "Click" : "mouseClick",
}
# -- end -- << Event translation >>

class Resource(vb2py.BaseResource):
  """Represents a Tkinter resource object"""

  target_name = "Tkinter"

  # << class Resource methods >> (1 of 2)
  def __init__(self, *args, **kw):
    """Initialize the PythonCard resource"""
    print "Resource init"
    vb2py.BaseResource.__init__(self, *args, **kw)
    print "After supre"
    self._rsc = eval(open("%s.txt" % self.basesourcefile, "r").read())
    self._rsc["controls"] = []
    self._code = open("%s.py" % self.basesourcefile, "r").read()
  # << class Resource methods >> (2 of 2)
  def writeToFile(self, basedir, write_code=0):
    """Write ourselves out to a directory"""

    fle = open(os.path.join(basedir, self.name) + ".py", "w")

    lines = []
    for control in self._rsc['stack']['backgrounds'][0]['components']:
      control

    if write_code:
      #
      # Assemble our code

      for block in self.subs + self.fns:
        lines.append('    def %s(self, %s):\n        """Sub"""' % (block.name, block.args))
        for code_line in block.code.splitlines():
          lines.append("        %s" % code_line)
        lines.append("")

      added_code = "\n".join(lines)
    else:
      added_code = ""

    fle.write(self._code.replace("# CODE_GOES_HERE", added_code))
    fle.close()
  # -- end -- << class Resource methods >>
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