wx.lib.colourchooser.pycolourbox.PyColourBox

A Colour Selection Box

The Colour selection box implements button like behavior but contains a solid-filled, coloured sub-box. Placing the colour in a sub-box allows for filling in the main panel’s background for a high-lighting effect.

Class Hierarchy

Inheritance diagram for class PyColourBox:

Known Superclasses

wx.Panel

Methods Summary

__init__	Creates a new colour box instance and initializes the colour
GetColour	Returns a wxColour object indicating the box’s current colour.
GetColourBox	Returns a reference to the internal box object containing the
SetColour	Accepts a wxColour object and sets the box’s current color.
SetColourTuple	Sets the box’s current couple to the given tuple.
SetHighlight	Accepts a boolean ‘val’ toggling the box’s highlighting.
Update	Update()

Class API

class PyColourBox(wx.Panel)

A Colour Selection Box

The Colour selection box implements button like behavior but contains a solid-filled, coloured sub-box. Placing the colour in a sub-box allows for filling in the main panel’s background for a high-lighting effect.

Methods

__init__(self, parent, id, colour=(0, 0, 0), size=(25, 20))

Creates a new colour box instance and initializes the colour content.

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GetColour(self)

Returns a wxColour object indicating the box’s current colour.

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GetColourBox(self)

Returns a reference to the internal box object containing the color. This function is useful for setting up event handlers for the box.

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SetColour(self, colour)

Accepts a wxColour object and sets the box’s current color.

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SetColourTuple(self, colour)

Sets the box’s current couple to the given tuple.

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SetHighlight(self, val)

Accepts a boolean ‘val’ toggling the box’s highlighting.

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Update(self)

Update()

Calling this method immediately repaints the invalidated area of the window and all of its children recursively (this normally only happens when the flow of control returns to the event loop).