wx.lib.colourchooser.pycolourslider.PyColourSlider¶

A Pure-Python Colour Slider

The colour slider displays transitions from value 0 to value 1 in HSV, allowing the user to select a colour within the transition spectrum.

This class is best accompanying by a wxSlider that allows the user to select a particular colour shade.

Class Hierarchy¶

Inheritance diagram for class PyColourSlider:

`__init__`	Creates a blank slider instance. A colour must be set before the
`DrawBuffer`	Actual implementation of the widget’s drawing. We simply draw
`GetBaseColour`	Return the current colour used as a colour base for filling out
`GetVFromClick`	Returns the HSV value “V” based on the location of a mouse click at y offset “pos”
`SetBaseColour`	Sets the base, or target colour, to use as the central colour

class PyColourSlider(canvas.Canvas)¶

A Pure-Python Colour Slider

The colour slider displays transitions from value 0 to value 1 in HSV, allowing the user to select a colour within the transition spectrum.

This class is best accompanying by a wxSlider that allows the user to select a particular colour shade.

__init__(self, parent, id, colour=None)¶: Creates a blank slider instance. A colour must be set before the slider will be filled in.

DrawBuffer(self)¶: Actual implementation of the widget’s drawing. We simply draw from value 0.0 to value 1.0 in HSV.

GetBaseColour(self)¶: Return the current colour used as a colour base for filling out the slider.

GetVFromClick(self, pos)¶: Returns the HSV value “V” based on the location of a mouse click at y offset “pos”

SetBaseColour(self, colour)¶: Sets the base, or target colour, to use as the central colour when calculating colour transitions.