How to use the easygui.msgbox function in easygui

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github n8henrie / icsConverter / icsconverter.py View on Github external
event.add('dtstamp', datetime.replace( datetime.now(), tzinfo=LocalTimezone() ))
            event['uid'] = str(randint(1,10**30)) + datetime.now().strftime('%Y%m%dT%H%M%S') + '___n8henrie.com'

            cal.add_component(event)
            rownum += 1

    except Exception, e:
        if rownum > 0:
            easygui.msgbox('I had a problem with an event. I think I might have gotten through about {0} events and had trouble with an event with subject: {1}. Sorry!'.format(rownum, row['Subject']))
            logger.exception(e)
        elif rownum == 0:
            easygui.msgbox('Looks like I didn\'t even get through the first event. Sorry!')
            logger.exception(e)
        else:
            easygui.msgbox('Somehow it looks like I processed negative events... that shouldn\'t have happened. Sorry!')
            logger.exception(e)
        sys.exit(2)

    try:
        # Write final .ics file to same directory as input file.
        if isdir(expanduser('~/Desktop')):
            f = open(easygui.filesavebox(msg='Save .ics File', title='', default=expanduser('~/Desktop/') + 'calendar.ics', filetypes=['*.ics']), 'wb')
        else:
            f = open(easygui.filesavebox(msg='Save .ics File', title='', default=expanduser('~/') + 'calendar.ics', filetypes=['*.ics']), 'wb')

    # For testing comment 4 lines above (2 x if / else) and use this:
    #    f = open('path_to_tester.csvcalendar.ics', 'wb')

        f.write(cal.to_ical())
        f.close()
github vzat / signature_extractor / masterForgery.py View on Github external
def errorPrompt(errorMsg):
    print 'Error: ' + errorMsg
    easygui.msgbox(msg = errorMsg, title = 'ERROR', ok_button = 'OK')
    quit()
github n8henrie / icsConverter / icsconverter.py View on Github external
try:
        if infile == None:
            start_dir = '~/'
            if isdir(expanduser("~/Desktop")):
                start_dir = '~/Desktop/'
            msg = 'Please select the .csv file to be converted to .ics'
            infile = easygui.fileopenbox(msg=msg, title="", default=expanduser(start_dir), filetypes=["*.csv"])

        reader_builder = list(csv.DictReader(open(infile, 'U'), skipinitialspace = True))

    # For testing comment 4 lines above (2 x if / else) and use this:
    #        reader_builder = list(csv.DictReader(open('path_to_tester.csv', 'rb'), skipinitialspace = True))

    except Exception as e:
        logger.exception(e)
        easygui.msgbox("Looks like there was an error opening the file, didn't even make it to the conversion part. Sorry!")
        sys.exit(1)

    # Filter out events with empty subjects, a required element
    # for a calendar event.
    # Code found here: http://bit.ly/Z4Pg4h
    reader_builder[:] = [d for d in reader_builder if d.get('Subject') != '']

    headers = reader_builder[0].keys()
    logger.debug('reader_builder[0].keys(): {}'.format(headers))
    check_headers(headers)

    reader = clean_spaces(reader_builder)

    # Start calendar file
    cal = Calendar()
    cal.add('prodid', 'n8henrie.com')
github ohsnapitsnathan / brainkit / brainkit.py View on Github external
eg.msgbox("Press the reset button on the stimulator, then click OK")
                    print("Waiting for the stimulator to come back online...")
                    time.sleep(10)
                    
                    postsession=[]
                    for item in protosplit[1].split("\n"):
                        if "/2" in item or "/3" in item and "NPHYS" not in item:
                            postsession.append(item[:item.find("/")])
                    print(str(postsession))
                    if len(postsession) > 0:
                        hasData=True
                        postsession.append("Comments")
                        postData=eg.multenterbox("This protocol requires values for the following post-session metrics","Outcome measures",postsession)
                    if "NPHYS/2" in protosplit[1] or "NPHYS/3" in protosplit[1]:
                        hasdata=True
                        eg.msgbox("This protocol calls for neurophysiological data collection. Click OK to begin data collection.")
                        connectStim()
                        postname=fileName+"-postsession-"+str(randint(0,9999))
                        recordData(postname)
                    #now string things together to make the log file
                    header=""
                    data=""
                    if len(prename) >0:
                        header=header+"prestim-nphys-file\t"
                        data=data+prename+"\t"
                    if len(postname) > 0:
                        header=header+"poststim-nphys-file\t"
                        data=data+postname+"\t"
                    header=header+"sham\t"
                    if sham:
                        data=data+"1\t"
                    else:
github ironman5366 / W.I.L.L / will / plugincreate.py View on Github external
else:
            if easygui.ynbox("Would you like to exit?"):
                sys.exit()
            else:
                getdata(inputtype, easyguiargs)

    plugname = getdata("enterbox", "What would you like to name the plugin?")
    # Add more choices here if the plugin module gets increased variability
    typechoices = ["Python", "Terminal Command"]
    plugtype = getdata("buttonbox", ("Please pick a plugintype", typechoices))
    if plugtype == typechoices[0]:
        formalplugtype = 'python'
    elif plugtype == typechoices[1]:
        formalplugtype = 'exec'
    else:
        easygui.msgbox("Unrecognized plugin type {0}".format(plugtype))
        sys.exit()
    required = []
    possiblerequired = ["command", "name", "email", "phone", "time", "date"]
    for item in possiblerequired:
        if getdata('ynbox', 'Does your plugin require {0} to be passed to it?'.format(item)):
            required.append(item)
        else:
            pass
    syns = []
    synsraw = getdata("enterbox",
                      "Please enter all synonym words or phrases for your plugin, seperated with commas. No spaces in between synonyms. If there are no synonyms, just hit OK.")
    if ',' in synsraw:
        for item in synsraw.split(','):
            syns.append(item)
    else:
        if synsraw != '':
github admiralspark / NetSpark-Scripts / Example_Scripts / TinyDB / qdb.py View on Github external
import dbquery

OPENINGMSG = "What would you like to look up?"
TITLE = "DB Query Application"
CHOICES = ["Department", "IP", "Hostname", "Device Type"]
CHOICE = g.choicebox(OPENINGMSG, TITLE, CHOICES)

if CHOICE == "Department":
    department = g.enterbox("What is the dept you want to search for?", TITLE)
    RDept = dbquery.querydept(department)
    g.msgbox(RDept, TITLE)

elif CHOICE == "IP":
    ip = g.enterbox("What is the ip you want to search for?", TITLE)
    RIP = dbquery.queryip(ip)
    g.msgbox(RIP, TITLE)

elif CHOICE == "Hostname":
    hostname = g.enterbox("What is the hostname you want to search for?", TITLE)
    RHost = dbquery.queryip(hostname)
    g.msgbox(RHost, TITLE)

elif CHOICE == "Device Type":
    device_type = g.enterbox("What is the device type you want to search for?", TITLE)
    RdType = dbquery.queryip(device_type)
    g.msgbox(RdType, TITLE)
github mattb112885 / clusterDbAnalysis / gui / SingleGeneAnalysis.py View on Github external
def _get_run_id(self):
        msg = ''' 
Please choose one of the following methods for defining gene families.

OrthoMCL runs are useful for identifying orthologs (genes likely to share a function)

maxbit runs are useful for identifying broader
gene families. c_xxx in the following list means xxx was used as a cutoff. Higher 
cutoffs mean more stringent similarity to define a family of related genes.

Note that only the groups of organisms that contain your gene are listed here.
'''
        valid_choices = self.accumulated_data['run_to_cluster'].keys()

        if len(valid_choices) == 0:
            easygui.msgbox('The chosen gene is not found in any clustering results!')
            return True

        runid = easygui.choicebox(msg, 'Select a cluster run', valid_choices)

        # Canceling from here - just go back to the other menu
        if runid is None:
            return runid

        self.accumulated_data['runid'] = runid
        return runid
    # Analyses on a single gene.
github RobotLocomotion / director / src / python / ddapp / pfgraspdemo.py View on Github external
print "start4"
                #print "startPose", startPose
                #print "targetToWorld", targetToWorld
                #print "graspingHand", self.graspingHand
                constraintSet = self.ikPlanner.planEndEffectorGoal(startPose, self.graspingHand, targetToWorld, lockBase=False, lockBack=True)
                
            with Timer('start5'):
                print "start5"
                endPose, info = constraintSet.runIk()
                print info
            
            with Timer('start6'):
                print "start6"
                graspPlan = constraintSet.runIkTraj()
                
            easygui.msgbox("Please review the plan", title="Pause")
            if not easygui.ynbox("Do next iteration?", title=" "):
                break 
            
#             print "start7"
#             if graspPlan.plan_info[-1] > 10:
#                 print "PLANNER REPORTS ERROR!"
#     
#                 self.planPlaybackFunction([graspPlan])
#     
#                 #self.fail()
#                 break
#             else:
#                 print "Planner reports success!"
#     
#                 # Plan was successful, save it to be animated and update output data
#                 self.planPlaybackFunction([graspPlan])
github ohsnapitsnathan / brainkit / brainkit.py View on Github external
thisData=theData[command]
                                    if (thisData == 0):
                                        regFail=True
                                        print("CAUTION:The stimulator may have reset due to an electrical fault")
                                    values.append(float(thisData))
                            except Exception: #some sort of decode failure
                                1+1
                        maxData=abs(averageArray(values))
                        if (maxData >= 0.9 and maxData < 1.1):
                            print("Backward current test passed")
                        else:
                            print("***Backward current test failed! Mean current was "+str(maxData))
                            regFail=True
                    headset.closeConnection()
                    if regFail:
                        eg.msgbox("The regulator failed to generate the correct current on at least one electrode. Review the log to see details")
                    else:
                        eg.msgbox("Test complete. No issues detected.")
            if "Short" in testSelect:
                eg.msgbox("Disconnect the headset from your body, then click OK to continue.",title="Short/bridge test")
                gocommand=[9,19,29,39,49,59]
                gregFail=False
                if connectStim():
                    for command in range(0,len(gocommand)):
                        headset.startStim(2000)
                        headset.startStim(610)
                        headset.startStim(800)
                        print("Testing electrode "+electrodeNames[command])
                        headset.flushData()
                        regFail=False
                        
                        for ncommand in [4, 14, 24, 34, 44, 54]:

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EasyGUI is a module for very simple, very easy GUI programming in Python. EasyGUI is different from other GUI generators in that EasyGUI is NOT event-driven. Instead, all GUI interactions are invoked by simple function calls.

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