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from mGui.events import Event
import mGui.gui as gui

# in this example we can completely disentangle the processing from the UI behavior using events

class ItemProcessor():
    '''
    The processor does the work - and doesn't know anything about the GUI
    '''
    def __init__ (self):

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import mGui.gui as gui
import maya.cmds as cmds
import mGui.events as events

def move_down(*args, **kwargs):
    cmds.xform(kwargs['target'], t=(0,-10,0), r=True)


# make a window with buttons for each transform. Clicking buttons 
# moves them down 10 units

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import time
class OverCoupled(object):
    
    def __init__(self):
        self.window  = cmds.window()
        self.col  = cmds.columnLayout()
        cmds.button('start', c= self.some_complex_function)
        self.msg =  cmds.text('...')
        self.counter = cmds.text('0')
        self._counter = 0

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from mGui.events import Event
test_event = Event(name='test event')

def test_handler (*args, **kwargs):
    print args, kwargs
    
test_event += test_handler # attach the handler

test_event()
#>> () {'name': 'test event', 'event': <mGui.events.Event object at 0x000000002C7FEC88>}

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import weakref
import maya.utils
from functools import  partial

class Event( object ):
    '''
   FOR COMPLETE DOCS SEE https://github.com/theodox/mGui/blob/master/mGui/events.py
    '''

    def __init__( self, **data):

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# using the iterability of the layout to set widths 

for item in gui.t_buttons:
    item.width = 256
    
for item in gui.r_buttons.row:
    item.width = 85
item.width = 256  # the last item is gui.r_buttons.row itself
item.columnWidth3 = (85,85,85)  # ditto
    

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win = window('main window', title="Ugly version")
columnLayout('gui', width = 256)
frameLayout("t_buttons", label = "buttons column")
columnLayout("col")
sphere_1 = button('mkSphere', label = "Make Sphere", c = make_sphere)
cone_1 = button('mkCone', label ="Make Cone", c = make_cone)
cube_1 = button('mkCube', label ="Make Cube", c = make_cube)
setParen("..")
setParent("..")
frameLayout("r_buttons", label = "buttons row")

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from mGui.gui import *
# note the caps: all of these are wrapper objects, not maya.cmds!

window = Window('main window', title="How's this")  
with ColumnLayout('gui', width = 256) as gui:
    with FrameLayout("t_buttons", label = "buttons column"):
        with ColumnLayout("col"):
            Button('mkSphere', label = "Make Sphere")
            Button('mkCone', label ="Make Cone")
            Button('mkCube', label ="Make Cube")

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class Nested(Control):
    '''
    Base class for all the nested context-manager classes which automatically parent themselves
    '''
    ACTIVE_LAYOUT = None

    def __init__(self, key, *args, **kwargs):
        self.Controls = []
        super(Nested, self).__init__(key, *args, **kwargs)

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class Control(Styled, BindableObject):
    '''
    Base class for all mGui controls.  Provides the necessary frameworks for
    CtlProperty and CallbackProperty access to the underlying widget.
    
    NOTE this is not exactly identical to the code on github - more advanced stuff is removed to make the progression clearer
    '''
    CMD = cmds.control
    _ATTRIBS = ['annotation', 'backgroundColor', 'defineTemplate', 'docTag',  'enable', 'enableBackground', 'exists', 'fullPathName', 'height',  'manage', 'noBackground', 'numberOfPopupMenus', 'parent', 'popupMenuArray', 'preventOverride', 'useTemplate', 'visible', 'visibleChangeCommand', 'width']
    _CALLBACKS = ['dragCallback', 'dropCallback', 'visibleChangeCommand']