Feature Description
I don't know if you have ever used Delphi or even Visual BASIC but the model is as follows:
Drag a button on to a window
Give the button a name
Double-click (or by whatever mechanism you want) to open the code editor to a predefined but empty callback with the specific name of that button.
E.g, if you drag a button on to the window and call it foo, the editor should automatically create a new function called something like
def on_foo_leftClick():
pass
and you can then fill that in. You should not need to know anything about tkinter to do this
Your built-in click_handler(event) should do the work under the covers to determine which button (or whatever) was clicked and then invoke the appropriate callback.
Great idea - I bought the Pro version to support your work but I regret that I wouldn't consider using it at this stage --- too primitive despite how well done your IDE itself is implemented.
Functionalities of the Feature
Functions of the feature
This is a new feature request
Feature Description
I don't know if you have ever used Delphi or even Visual BASIC but the model is as follows:
Drag a button on to a window
Give the button a name
Double-click (or by whatever mechanism you want) to open the code editor to a predefined but empty callback with the specific name of that button.
E.g, if you drag a button on to the window and call it foo, the editor should automatically create a new function called something like
def on_foo_leftClick():
pass
and you can then fill that in. You should not need to know anything about tkinter to do this
Your built-in click_handler(event) should do the work under the covers to determine which button (or whatever) was clicked and then invoke the appropriate callback.
Great idea - I bought the Pro version to support your work but I regret that I wouldn't consider using it at this stage --- too primitive despite how well done your IDE itself is implemented.
Functionalities of the Feature
Functions of the feature
This is a new feature request