问题
i'm checking out pyglet, but, funny enough, i can't find how to do a simple button!
so
what is the standard way to create a standard button?
is there a standard way to create a Message-Box? open/save dialogs?
or am i missing the point of pyglet? isn't it yet-another gui toolkit for creating (also) forms, windows, buttons, texts, standard widgets, etc. ?
i'm using Python 2.x on a windows PC if that matters.
回答1:
I didn't use Pyglet yet, but is not a GUI library, it doesn't have to have widgets like buttons, or containers etc. It's a multimedia library like Pygame, it draws stuff on screen, plays sounds, and has some helper functions.
If you want to draw a button on screen, you should first draw a rectangle, print some text in it, and then listen mouse clicks to know if it's clicked on this rectangle.
See PyQT, PyGTK, WxPython for some examples of GUI libraries.
回答2:
You can see an example of how to create a button and create yet another interface with Pyglet in the script:
http://www.pyglet.org/doc/programming_guide/media_player.py
But this is only an example interface created without complex items.
回答3:
Current state of affairs 3 years later...
As previously stated Pyglet itself generally provides a lower level api than the UI widget library (e.g. closer to GDI or SDL).
That said there are gui's built on top of pyglet: https://github.com/jorgecarleitao/pyglet-gui https://code.google.com/p/kytten/
Also pyglet 1.2 now has buttons itself (though not much else as far as widgets are concerned).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7484924/where-is-the-button-widget-in-pyglet