The horizontal/vertical scrollbar to the text box will become active if the number of characters/no of lines of text are more than "w" or "h". The size property is a tuple (w, h) with "w" being the number of characters in one line, and "h" being the lines displayed at a time. Use this to display a large amount of text, consisting of many lines with number of characters more than the width. The popup_scrolled() function generates a popup with a scrollable text box in it. If True, then makes the popup will behave like a Modal window.
#Popup window styles windows
If True the window will remain above all current windows Location on screen to display the top left corner of window. If True can grab anywhere to move the window. Tuple or Single string format 'name size styles'. If True then will immediately return from the function without waiting for the user's input. Time in seconds to keep window open before closing it automatically If True the window will automatically close Following table lists the common parameters − TypeĬolor of the buttons shown (text color, button color) These properties have a certain default value, and can be used to customize the appearance and behaviour of the popup objects. All of them have a common set of properties. The following output is displayed on the Python console −Īll types of popups are objects of respective classes inherited from popup class.
#Popup window styles code
Output − The popups generated by the above code are shown below − Psg.popup_auto_close('This window will Autoclose') Psg.popup_no_buttons('You pressed', ch, non_blocking=True) Text = psg.popup_get_text('Enter your name', title="Textbox")įile=psg.popup_get_file('Select a file', title="File selector")įolder=psg.popup_get_folder('Get folder', title="Folder selector")Ĭh = psg.popup_yes_no("Do you want to Continue?", title="YesNo")Ĭh = psg.popup_ok_cancel("Press Ok to proceed", "Press cancel to stop", title="OkCancel") When user has made the selection and Ok button is pressed, the return value of the popup is the text, which can be used further in the program.įollowing script shows the use of some of the above popups − Popup_get_date − Display a calendar window, get the user's choice, return as a tuple (mon, day, year) Popup_get_folder − Display popup with text entry field and browse button so that a folder can be chosen. Popup_get_file − Display popup window with text entry field and browse button so that a file can be chosen by user. Returns the text entered or None if closed / cancelled Popup_get_text − Display Popup with text entry field. For example, if the user presses OK button of the ok-cancel popup, it returns Ok which can be used in further programming logic.įollowing popups accept input from the user in the form of text or let the user select file/folder/date from the selectors. These functions return the text of the button pressed by the user. Popup_error − Popup with colored button and 'Error' as button text
Popup_yes_no − Display Popup with Yes and No buttons Popup_cancel − Display Popup with "cancelled" button text Popup_ok_cancel − Display popup with OK and Cancel buttons Popup_ok − Display Popup with OK button only
Following popups with different button configurations are available − Note that more than one strings can be displayed. It displays a popup window with Hello World text and OK button. It acts like a message box, that disappears immediately on pressing the OK button It can be used like a print() function to display more than one parameters on the window, and an OK button. Each popup serves a certain purpose, and then closes immediately.Ī most basic popup is created by the popup()function. These popups are created with just one line of code. The name of the popup function indicates is purpose and configuration of buttons present on it. A function in PySimpleGUI module that start with the prefix popup* generates window of a predefined appearance.
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