I've got a Tkinter app that draws three histograms. At this point I am
simulating real data by drawing rectangles whose size is defined by random
numbers; in the future there would be real data coming from a server.
I want to redraw the rectangles every time I press the Again button. This works
for me, but I get an extra set of rectangles each time I press the Again button.
How to get rid of this effect?
Here's the app so you can see the behaviour:
Thanks
S
---
title = 'Histogram summary'
# Import Pmw from this directory tree.
import sys
sys.path[:0] = ['../../..']
from Tkinter import *
import Pmw
import random
global canwidth, canheight, sectors, barcolors
sectors = 'SECT_1','SECT_ 2','SECT_3'
barcolors = 'green','yellow ','red','violet '
canwidth = 200
canheight = 20
class Summary:
def __init__(self, parent):
# Create the dialog.
self.dialog = Pmw.Dialog(pare nt,
buttons = ('OK', 'Apply', 'Cancel', 'Help'),
defaultbutton = 'OK',
title = 'My dialog',
command = self.execute)
self.dialog.wit hdraw()
# Add some contents to the dialog.
w = Label(self.dial og.interior(),
text = 'Sector Summary',
background = 'black',
foreground = 'white',
pady = 20)
w.pack(expand = 1, fill = 'both', padx = 2, pady = 2)
def drawRec(self):
global row,can
for sector in sectors:
row = Frame(self.dial og.interior())
lab = Label(row, width=10,text=s ector)
can = Canvas(row,
width=canwidth,
height=canheigh t
)
h=canheight
m=canwidth-20 # alarm level (100%) is less than available space
for rectangle d=canwidth/2
p=random.randra nge(-1,2,2) # create random + or - imbalance
f=random.randra nge(-110,110,1)/100.0 # create random fractional
height of bar w=f*m
startx=d+f*d
starty=0
endx=d
endy=h
if (f<-1.0):
rcolor='violet'
elif (-1.0<=f<0.85):
rcolor='green'
elif (0.85<f<=1.0):
rcolor='yellow'
elif (f>1.0):
rcolor='red'
else:
rcolor='grey'
can.create_rect angle(startx,st arty,endx,endy, width=1,fill=rc olor)
row.pack(side=T OP, fill=X) lab.pack(side=L EFT)
can.pack(side=L EFT, expand=0, padx = 1, pady = 1) #grow
horizontal self.dialog.act ivate(globalMod e = 'nograb')
def redrawRec(self) :
self.dialog.dea ctivate()
for sector in sectors:
row.destroy()
self.drawRec()
self.dialog.act ivate()
def execute(self, result):
print 'You clicked on', result
if result not in ('Apply', 'Help'):
self.dialog.dea ctivate(result)
if (result =='Apply'):
self.redrawRec( )
############### ############### ############### ############### ##########
# Create demo in root window for testing.
if __name__ == '__main__':
root = Tk()
#Pmw.initialise (root)
#root.title(tit le)
widget = Summary(root)
goButton = Button(root, text = 'Again', command = lambda: widget.drawRec( ))
goButton.pack(s ide = 'bottom')
exitButton = Button(root, text = 'Exit', command = root.destroy)
exitButton.pack (side = 'bottom')
widget.drawRec( )
root.mainloop()
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