message_label | Rouncube plugin message_label | Data Labeling library
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This is plugin for roundcube to add labels like Google labels.
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- Replace messages mark
- Search for message labels
- Perform a search
- Handles the search action
- message_label
- Returns a form row .
- set message label in mailbox
- Init the object
- Render folder list label
- Move message label
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QUESTION
I have a tkinter application that searches through a list of about 100000 wordlist when user types into the Entry widget (using trace with write callback to capture change in Entry variable).
I want to implement sort of a delay in order to NOT invoke the trace callback (to search the entire 100k wordlist) at EVERY keystroke (as the user might still be typing and it can become rather jerky/slow to invoke the callback function for each keystroke), rather I want to employ some sort of a min time to wait for additional input/keystroke AND/OR a max time since the first key was pressed BEFORE invoking the trace callback function.
I tried implementing a sleep but that is just a blocking call and does not achieve the desired affect. Here is some sample code where entering the string 'password' will invoke the callback (since this is literally just checking against the string 'password', it is super fast, yet in my app I loop over 100k word list for each keystroke which becomes slow). Thank You!
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Answered 2022-Mar-30 at 06:09I tried to understand what your current code does so I can implement the function here, but I've had no luck. Hopefully you being the author can implement this example onto your code.
The idea here is to schedule a callback to run after x seconds and if it is already scheduled, then cancel it. Sort of like a timer, if you think about it.
QUESTION
I want to make a python tkinter app with multiple windows.
I want to be be able to click a button widget (message_button) in one of the windows (PageOne), and have it print a message using a label widget in the other window (PageTwo).
I've attempted it with my message_fun() (see below), but I can only manage to place the label in the same window (PageOne).
I've also tried changing self to PageTwo in message_fun(), but that only gives me an error message AttributeError: type object 'PageTwo' has no attribute 'tk'.
Thanks for any help!
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Answered 2021-Nov-18 at 16:58Every Page gets as second argument controller which gives access to MyPages and MyPages has frames which gives access to all pages.
So you should first in __init__ keep controller as self.controller, and next you can use self.controller.frames[PageTwo] to access second page in first page.
QUESTION
I am not really familiar with how the Anvil server works in terms of authentication and communication between server, uplink, and client. However, I will try to explain the issue as much as I can, please excuse my English:
1- I created a simple ‘Hello World’ app on anvil online editor, then I tested it and it was working perfectly.
2- I used the external uplink feature to keep my server script on a remote server, and again everything was working like a charm, here is the code:
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Answered 2021-May-01 at 21:45When you start the app server locally, you need to pass the uplink key you want to use for that app.
Then you need to add that same key to the connect call in your uplink script. You will also need to pass a URL argument in that call pointing to your app server.
You can see the options for the app server, including the uplink key, at:
https://github.com/anvil-works/anvil-runtime#advanced-configuration
QUESTION
I have a application which I initialize with a login window - once the user and password are verified, it opens the main menu window (Code for that window is below). Previously if the user had no option to logout from the main menu to go back to the login in. But now I have inserted a logout button which SHOULD kill the current window open the former login window.
Problem is that previously I didn't have to retain the state of the login window as I never planned to go back there, but now I do want the option to go back there - so I need to retain the state - therefore I need to uses root.withdraw() as opposed to root.destroy() which seems to the root of my problems (no pun intended)
If I execute the main_menu_window() function directly on my IDE - it works 100%, but if I were to call it from the LoginWindow (the "parent") in my below code I get the error as detailed below:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 16:33Tkinter never forces you to pass in the master argument. You usually do it like in this:
QUESTION
Is there any way to create a loading screen in tkinter?
Here's the code:
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Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 18:01I believe you could do this with threading.
QUESTION
I am trying to get my layout aligned properly, but I am having trouble dialing in the "last mile".
In my example below, everything works just fine if the message_data elements contain a single line of data. However, if one of those lines expands to multiple lines, it throws off the alignment of the rows within columns.
How can I get the message_labels and message_data to all align at the top of each row? Like in a data table.
FLEXBOX NO DATA:
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Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 01:32***** UPDATE 2
Here is another grid example which uses less markup.
QUESTION
I would like to keep track of all form fields so that I can do different tasks e.g. validation, animation, etc. Currently I have the code written out in long form which repeats itself quite a bit. How can I get each text or textarea or email input from an HTML form and track it, while being able to update it's associated label?
Current code which works but is redundant:
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Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 17:34You can make it generic by starting with a collection of all the form controls you want to apply that logic to and loop over them all to set the initial oldVal as well as to add the event listener(s) to each
Then within the event handler this is the element event occurred on and you can traverse to the associated label.
The selector :input returns all form controls and I excluded checkbox and radios. Modify accordingly
Something like:
QUESTION
Im trying to make a simple gui for a tool that im using to send sms text messages, but the placement of entries and labels is not correct. It feels wonky and weird:
For some reason the text fields are just messed up and the input for the message text field is just a mess. Could someone please help me out to make it look a bit cleaner?
What im trying to achieve is something like this:
This is my code:
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Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 20:54Layout is at least partially a matter of taste. But this is what I've come up with:
I've put the entry window on its own line, and used columnspan=4 to make it span all four columns.
Additionally, I've moved the buttons to the third and fourth column.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 22:49In tkinter, use can show a popup using the messagebox class.
Try this code:
QUESTION
I'm working on a SMS text app and im made a simple GUI with tkinter. It has 3 fields to enter data and two buttons.
- Sender
- Receiver
- Message
What I'm trying to do is make the Message text input way bigger than the rest so the user has more space to write the message (not huge).
This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 17:53You could use Text() instead of Entry(). Text() size is easy to change.
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