Well, the virtual keyboard is looking fairly complete. I changed the display to a text field, so now you can copy-paste in, type in, etc, but still enter stuff with the virtual keyboard. I made this only as a learning project, and not something actually to code, so I don't figure I have to update it much. In addition to adding the text-view field, I also realised that I can use the same variable name to declare multiple buttons. This let me obsolete my text-creator and much tidy up the code.
The code can be found the same place as before, http//students.gctaa.net/~dreich/projects/virtual_keyboard/, under 2.0. Btw, if you can think of any interesting-to-program key to put where I had backspace (I couldn't get backspace to integrate with the new method of storing text. Well, I probably would be able to, but it did not seem like it would be fun to figure out or work with.), that would be good. As-is, I'm going to start on redocnE-gui over winter break, I think.
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Please fix the link to the virtual_keyboard. Cool program! How about a quick "lesson" to would be pygtk programmers explaining how your program works and including any valuable tips you learned along the way of making it?
ReplyDeleteI would be glad to host such a think on the OpenBookProject site. Let's talk early next week.