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Accessing to a Label by a List (having a list of label)
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In my application, I've got a list of labels :
self.alarmeon1 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon1)
self.alarmeoff1 = Label(text="Nona", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff1)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 1
self.cptalarmeon1 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon1)
self.cptalarmeoff1 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff1)
# Alarme Channel 2
self.alarmeon2 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon2)
self.alarmeoff2 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff2)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 2
self.cptalarmeon2 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon2)
self.cptalarmeoff2 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff2)
# Alarme Channel 3
self.alarmeon3 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon3)
self.alarmeoff3 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff3)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 3
self.cptalarmeon3 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon3)
self.cptalarmeoff3 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff3)
# Alarme Channel 4
self.alarmeon4 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon4)
self.alarmeoff4 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff4)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 4
self.cptalarmeon4 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon4)
self.cptalarmeoff4 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff4)
My goal is to "transform" these ugly label into a "list" of label, in order to replace self.cptalarmeon1.text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)in the code below by : self.cptalarmeon[i].text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)
for i in passerelle.dut:
if(i.A_mA>alarm_awake_mA):
Logger.warning("alarme: seuil dépassé")
passerelle.cptalarmondut1=passerelle.cptalarmondut1+1
Logger.warning("alarme: valeur de cptalarmondut1 : ".format(passerelle.cptalarmondut1))
self.cptalarmeon1.text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)
print >> i.fic_err, ";".join([date, str(i.A_mA), "mA", "Awake"])
python kivy
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
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In my application, I've got a list of labels :
self.alarmeon1 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon1)
self.alarmeoff1 = Label(text="Nona", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff1)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 1
self.cptalarmeon1 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon1)
self.cptalarmeoff1 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff1)
# Alarme Channel 2
self.alarmeon2 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon2)
self.alarmeoff2 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff2)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 2
self.cptalarmeon2 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon2)
self.cptalarmeoff2 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff2)
# Alarme Channel 3
self.alarmeon3 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon3)
self.alarmeoff3 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff3)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 3
self.cptalarmeon3 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon3)
self.cptalarmeoff3 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff3)
# Alarme Channel 4
self.alarmeon4 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon4)
self.alarmeoff4 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff4)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 4
self.cptalarmeon4 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon4)
self.cptalarmeoff4 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff4)
My goal is to "transform" these ugly label into a "list" of label, in order to replace self.cptalarmeon1.text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)in the code below by : self.cptalarmeon[i].text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)
for i in passerelle.dut:
if(i.A_mA>alarm_awake_mA):
Logger.warning("alarme: seuil dépassé")
passerelle.cptalarmondut1=passerelle.cptalarmondut1+1
Logger.warning("alarme: valeur de cptalarmondut1 : ".format(passerelle.cptalarmondut1))
self.cptalarmeon1.text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)
print >> i.fic_err, ";".join([date, str(i.A_mA), "mA", "Awake"])
python kivy
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
holdenweb
16.6k43452
asked Mar 8 at 10:56
Julie96Julie96
228
1
Try just creating a list to hold your alarm widgets. So maybe your class has an attribute defined asself.alarm_on_widgets = [], then each time you make an alarm_on widget as in your code above, doself.alarm_on_widgets.append(alarm_on_1). Then later in your code you can doself.alarm_on_widgets[2].text = 'foo'or something similar.
– Erik
Mar 8 at 15:56
add a comment |
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In my application, I've got a list of labels :
self.alarmeon1 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon1)
self.alarmeoff1 = Label(text="Nona", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff1)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 1
self.cptalarmeon1 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon1)
self.cptalarmeoff1 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff1)
# Alarme Channel 2
self.alarmeon2 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon2)
self.alarmeoff2 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff2)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 2
self.cptalarmeon2 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon2)
self.cptalarmeoff2 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff2)
# Alarme Channel 3
self.alarmeon3 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon3)
self.alarmeoff3 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff3)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 3
self.cptalarmeon3 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon3)
self.cptalarmeoff3 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff3)
# Alarme Channel 4
self.alarmeon4 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon4)
self.alarmeoff4 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff4)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 4
self.cptalarmeon4 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon4)
self.cptalarmeoff4 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff4)
My goal is to "transform" these ugly label into a "list" of label, in order to replace self.cptalarmeon1.text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)in the code below by : self.cptalarmeon[i].text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)
for i in passerelle.dut:
if(i.A_mA>alarm_awake_mA):
Logger.warning("alarme: seuil dépassé")
passerelle.cptalarmondut1=passerelle.cptalarmondut1+1
Logger.warning("alarme: valeur de cptalarmondut1 : ".format(passerelle.cptalarmondut1))
self.cptalarmeon1.text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)
print >> i.fic_err, ";".join([date, str(i.A_mA), "mA", "Awake"])
python kivy
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
holdenweb
16.6k43452
asked Mar 8 at 10:56
Julie96Julie96
228
In my application, I've got a list of labels :
self.alarmeon1 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon1)
self.alarmeoff1 = Label(text="Nona", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff1)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 1
self.cptalarmeon1 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon1)
self.cptalarmeoff1 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff1)
# Alarme Channel 2
self.alarmeon2 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon2)
self.alarmeoff2 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, 35))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff2)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 2
self.cptalarmeon2 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon2)
self.cptalarmeoff2 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, 5))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff2)
# Alarme Channel 3
self.alarmeon3 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon3)
self.alarmeoff3 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff3)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 3
self.cptalarmeon3 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-120, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon3)
self.cptalarmeoff3 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(-40, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff3)
# Alarme Channel 4
self.alarmeon4 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeon4)
self.alarmeoff4 = Label(text="None", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, -183))
self.add_widget(self.alarmeoff4)
#Label compteur alarme Channel 4
self.cptalarmeon4 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(280, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeon4)
self.cptalarmeoff4 = Label(text="0", font_size='20sp', size=(100, 50), pos=(360, -213))
self.add_widget(self.cptalarmeoff4)
My goal is to "transform" these ugly label into a "list" of label, in order to replace self.cptalarmeon1.text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)in the code below by : self.cptalarmeon[i].text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)
for i in passerelle.dut:
if(i.A_mA>alarm_awake_mA):
Logger.warning("alarme: seuil dépassé")
passerelle.cptalarmondut1=passerelle.cptalarmondut1+1
Logger.warning("alarme: valeur de cptalarmondut1 : ".format(passerelle.cptalarmondut1))
self.cptalarmeon1.text=str(passerelle.cptalarmondut1)
print >> i.fic_err, ";".join([date, str(i.A_mA), "mA", "Awake"])
python kivy
python kivy
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
holdenweb
16.6k43452
asked Mar 8 at 10:56
Julie96Julie96
228
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
holdenweb
16.6k43452
asked Mar 8 at 10:56
Julie96Julie96
228
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
holdenweb
16.6k43452
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
holdenweb
16.6k43452
edited Mar 8 at 11:01
holdenweb
16.6k43452
16.6k43452
asked Mar 8 at 10:56
Julie96Julie96
228
asked Mar 8 at 10:56
Julie96Julie96
228
asked Mar 8 at 10:56
Julie96Julie96
228
228
1
Try just creating a list to hold your alarm widgets. So maybe your class has an attribute defined asself.alarm_on_widgets = [], then each time you make an alarm_on widget as in your code above, doself.alarm_on_widgets.append(alarm_on_1). Then later in your code you can doself.alarm_on_widgets[2].text = 'foo'or something similar.
– Erik
Mar 8 at 15:56
add a comment |
1
Try just creating a list to hold your alarm widgets. So maybe your class has an attribute defined asself.alarm_on_widgets = [], then each time you make an alarm_on widget as in your code above, doself.alarm_on_widgets.append(alarm_on_1). Then later in your code you can doself.alarm_on_widgets[2].text = 'foo'or something similar.
– Erik
Mar 8 at 15:56
1
1
Try just creating a list to hold your alarm widgets. So maybe your class has an attribute defined as
self.alarm_on_widgets = [], then each time you make an alarm_on widget as in your code above, do self.alarm_on_widgets.append(alarm_on_1). Then later in your code you can do self.alarm_on_widgets[2].text = 'foo' or something similar.– Erik
Mar 8 at 15:56
Try just creating a list to hold your alarm widgets. So maybe your class has an attribute defined as
self.alarm_on_widgets = [], then each time you make an alarm_on widget as in your code above, do self.alarm_on_widgets.append(alarm_on_1). Then later in your code you can do self.alarm_on_widgets[2].text = 'foo' or something similar.– Erik
Mar 8 at 15:56
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Try just creating a list to hold your alarm widgets. So maybe your class has an attribute defined as
self.alarm_on_widgets = [], then each time you make an alarm_on widget as in your code above, doself.alarm_on_widgets.append(alarm_on_1). Then later in your code you can doself.alarm_on_widgets[2].text = 'foo'or something similar.– Erik
Mar 8 at 15:56