wigit | Simple & light Git-based wiki | Wiki library
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WiGit is a simple Wiki written in PHP, using Git as a backend for tracking changes. Besides Git, this wiki makes use of Textile for marking up text.
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- HTML link .
- Parse attributes to array
- Fetch a table
- Prepare the glyphs search .
- Finds the file with the given extension .
- Register a set of PSR - 4 paths .
- Adds a set of paths .
- Get the Composer autoloader .
- Finds a file by class name .
- Loads class loader .
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QUESTION
I am stumped and desperate for help. Been able to figure everything else out until I got into GUI's. What I am trying to do is go from the LogInPane
(Log In Page) to JobSelectionGUI
(Job Selection Page);
When I compile it runs how I want it to, but I can't figure out how to get my JFrame
from LogInPaneGUI
to close when it opens JobSelectionGUI
, Tons of reading and videos and picking GUI's/Applying them is rough! I started with a GridLayout
then switched to GridBagLAyout
, then tried CardLayout
and now back to GBL.
I don't use an IDE; I use SublimeText
, so if something looks extremely elongated in my code, its because I had to write it out long for Sublime (or because I'm bad). All my code is separated into different classes so it stays neat and easy to debug. Every class has its own package, and every package has no more than 2 Methods. I work my butt off to keep my main completely empty!
Taking all criticism and advice!
MAIN: ...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-28 at 20:17- You grossly overuse the static modifier and most of your fields should not in fact be static. I would venture to state that most if not all of your class's fields should be private instance fields.
- The log-in window should not be a JFrame but rather a blocking or "modal" dialog, and for Swing that means using a modal JDialog or JOptionPane (which creates a modal JDialog behind the scenes)
- A modal dialog will block the calling code when it is displayed
- And if the dialog is modal, then you know when it is no longer visible since the calling code is unblocked. This is when you would query the state of the dialog's fields (using public getter methods, not calling static fields directly), and decide if the login was successful or not. If so, show your main GUI window or JFrame.
- Another option is to yes, use CardLayout, but for this to work, all your major GUI classes should be geared towards creating JPanels, not JFrames. This way you can insert the panels where and when needed, including within top-level windows such as JFrames or JDialogs, within or JPanels, or swapped using a CardLayout.
- Note that
frame.dispose()
isn't working for you because you shadow the frame field by re-declaring itlogInPaneMainGUI()
method.
QUESTION
I'm having a heck of time clearing this text wigit. I'll admit that I'm new to python and its GUI API, but I've read the documention and tried the suggestions on Stack Overflow to no avail.
I've seen many people suggest: self.text.delete(0.0, 'end')
this however is not working in the listener. Oddly it does work if I put it in the constructor. I get not stack trace from the listener either. Below is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-05 at 06:17The problem seems to be that you are using the text.configure(state="disabled") and then trying to write to the widget. In python, disabling the text box means that the user can't edit it, but it also means you can't. The reason your commented out code worked was that it came before the line you disabled the text widget. Try adding text.configure(state="normal") in your clear method before you attempt to change the text widget, and then set the state back when you are done. That seemed to fix the problem when I tried it out.
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Install wigit
Put the WiGit dir in some place where the webserver can find it
Make sure there's a 'data' subdir, and that it is writable by the webserver
Copy config.php.sample to config.php, and edit config.php to reflect your local settings
Surf to the wigit URL, and you should start by editing the front page
For Apache, add the following to .htaccess in your wigit install dir: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /wigit/ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteRule (.*) /wigit/index.php?r=/$1 [L] </IfModule>
For lighttpd, add the following to your config file: url.rewrite-once = ( "^/wigit/themes/(.*)" => "$0", "^/wigit(.*)" => "/wigit/index.php?r=$1", )
For Apache, add the following to .htaccess in your wigit install dir: AuthType Basic AuthName "My WiGit" AuthUserFile /path/to/passwords/file Require valid-user
For lighttpd, add the following to your config file: auth.backend = "htdigest" auth.backend.htdigest.userfile = "/path/to/htdigest/file" auth.require = ( "/wigit" => ( "method" => "digest", "realm" => "My WiGit", "require" => "valid-user", ) )
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