Really 💗 your window design! A tip on working with images.... #2
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Thanks for the review @PySimpleGUI, it's really very important to me. This project was my first programming project in my life hehehe. Today I work in the area, but I confess that I never revisited the code. I will try to remake the project bigger and better, and I will definitely use psgcompiler. Thanks. |
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You're quite welcome!
WOW! You know how to make an entrance! What a way to start. You dove in headfirst. I think you're the first person that I've heard from that used PySimpleGUI in their first project programming. That's seriously impressive stuff. It doesn't surprise me you "work in the area". With the kind of programming instincts you showed in your first project, there's not doubt you've made the right career choice. No need to revisit this project and make it better. Move on to the next thing that you find passion in. Not every program is meant to be extended, expanded, continued to be built upon. Some are just meant to be the way they are. Solving the problem is the goal.... and you did that. To me, that's an A+ score. Just keep building stuff.... keep solving problems. That's the best way I've found to learn to program. PySimpleGUI was not written as the goal for me. It was a bi-product of another project.... a media player. I wrote PySimpleGUI to help me make a media player because I sucked so bad at writing GUIs using tkinter. I certainly didn't have PySimpleGUI in mind as a goal or something I planned on building. I solved my media player problem, and in the process discovered this new way to approach GUIs. Congrats on finding your purpose!
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I'm 2 years late in responding to your GUI.... if I had seen it earlier, I'm sure I would have said something.
Your project has a number of unusual aspects. For one, you've got a GUI, something not common in Python. The next is that you added a screenshot in your Readme. Really smart of your to do that. And, you did a nice job of matching colors, creating a pleasing design for your window.
I didn't recognize your color scheme as one of the built-in PySimpleGUI themes. I've got to remember to use
Light Brown 9in some examples!It's impressive to see your use of an
Imagein your window.I was curious about the second tab, so I downloaded your source code and started to play around with it. I created a version that includes the image with the source code.
I also created an EXE file from it using a new program that is not yet fully released....
psgcompiler.. You can pip install it. The repo is not yet public.The result is an EXE file, with your icon shown in File Explorer. This EXE file can be given to anyone that's running Windows.
When I ran the EXE file that was created, this the window that was shown:
I like your program! You've got good design instincts. There have been some improvements in PySimpleGUI since the 2 years when you wrote your code. For example, the
sizeparameter is easier to specify.. you can writes=10for many elements and it's the same as writingsize=(10,1). There's a newPushelement that you may like to use someday.Keep building projects! It's the best way to learn.
Here is the code I was using. I'm running PySimpleGUI version 4.55.1
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