Also es klappt. Hab in diesem Script den einen Button als Klasse 'SuperButton' gekennzeichnet.
test.py:
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Button('Button',**{'text': 'Button','myclass':'SuperButton'}).place(**{'y': '105', 'x': '87'})
Label('Label',**{'text': 'Label'}).place(**{'y': '52', 'x': '40'})
Hab dann ein Sript geschrieben, welches die Klasse einsetzt.
dload.py:
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def Access(param):
import DynTkInter as tk
filename = param[0]
classlist = param[1]
class_register = {}
def class_type(myclass):
classString = str(myclass)
begin = classString.find(".")+1
end = classString.find("'",begin)
return classString[begin:end]
for entry in classlist: class_register[class_type(entry)] = entry
def create_widget(default_class,name,**kwargs):
myclass = default_class
if 'myclass' in kwargs:
myclass = class_register[kwargs.pop('myclass')]
return myclass(name,**kwargs)
def Button(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Button,name,**kwargs)
def Toplevel(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Topleve,name,**kwargs)
def Message(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Message,name,**kwargs)
def Label(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Label,name,**kwargs)
def Checkbutton(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Checkbutton,name,**kwargs)
def Radiobutton(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Radiobutton,name,**kwargs)
def Entry(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Entry,name,**kwargs)
def Text(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Text,name,**kwargs)
def Spinbox(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Spinbox,name,**kwargs)
def Scale(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Scale,name,**kwargs)
def Listbox(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Listbox,name,**kwargs)
def Scrollbar(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Scrollbar,name,**kwargs)
def Frame(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Frame,name,**kwargs)
def LabelFrame(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.LabelFrame,name,**kwargs)
def PanedWindow(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.PanedWindow,name,**kwargs)
def Canvas(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Canvas,name,**kwargs)
def Menu(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Menu,name,**kwargs)
def MenuDelimiter(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.MenuDelimiter,name,**kwargs)
def Menubutton(name,**kwargs): return create_widget(tk.Menubutton,name,**kwargs)
def MenuItem(name,item_type,**kwargs):
myclass = tk.MenuItem
if 'myclass' in kwargs:
myclass = class_register[kwargs.pop('myclass')]
return myclass(name,item_type,**kwargs)
exec(compile(open(filename, "r").read(), filename, 'exec'))
Hab die Funktion DynAccess erweitert, sodass sie auch einen zusätzlichen Parameter außer nur dem Filenamen annimmt und dann funktionierte es. Hier das Main Script:
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import DynTkInter as tk
root = tk.Tk()
class SuperButton(tk.Button):
def __init__(self,name,**options):
tk.Button.__init__(self,name,**options)
self['bg'] = 'red'
tk.DynAccess('dload.py',('test.py',[SuperButton]))
root.mainloop()
Und der Button war rot.
Na, eigentlich sollte man den import an den Anfang schreiben:
