How to reproduce:

1. Press the mouse button outside any widget button area.
2. Drag the mouse (with the mouse button still pressed) into a widget button num. 1 area.
3. Observe that the onClick function is called for button num. 1.
4. With the mouse button still pressed keep dragging into another button.
5. Observe that the onClick function is called for button num. 2.

Video illustrating the issue

The documentation is becoming difficult to navigate.

Perhaps it's time to put a navigation system in place to help people finding what they need

I can do it if you need

Dropdowns would be a great widget to add. Some things to perhaps keep in mind:

• Setting a minimum size or number of options visible
• Scrolling, if there are more options than the specified range
• Formatting the text (left/right justified, centered)
• Direction of the dropdown: U/down/left/right

I think width and height of widgets should be optional when margin is given，or them should be optional even if margin is not given, and decided by font size，then widget would be more flexible，do hope awesome update. @AustL Regards larryw3i.

Right now the code expects the widget to be drawn in the display surface. If I draw it in another surface it doesn't understand the widget's position relative to the top level display surface only to the "local" surface and it doesn't handle mouse events properly.

Hi! I have encountered two possible bugs/issues when using the textbox widget:

1. Custom font TypeError:

When I pass a custom font as an argument to the init() method of textbox, I get a TypeError: 'pygame.font.Font' object is not iterable. I’ve looked at self.font inside the class and I’ve changed it from : self.font = pygame.font.SysFont(kwargs.get('font', 'sans-serif'), self.fontSize) to:
self.font = kwargs.get('font', pygame.font.SysFont('sans-serif', self.fontSize)), and it worked great.

2. IndexError when the cursor is at the end of the input text:

When the blinking cursor is at the end of the text, before submitting it to getText() method, after I press enter, I get an IndexError in self.draw() :

(x[self.cursorPosition], self._y + self.cursorOffsetTop),
IndexError: list index out of range

I’ve managed to fix this one too, using a basic try and except, in self.draw():

if self.showCursor:
                try:
                    pygame.draw.line(
                        self.win, (0, 0, 0),
                        (x[self.cursorPosition], self._y + self.cursorOffsetTop),
                        (x[self.cursorPosition], self._y + self._height - self.cursorOffsetTop)
                    )
                except IndexError:
                    self.cursorPosition -= 1

This only works when the cursor is at the end of the given input, but I have experienced similar problems when it’s at the beginning of the text, or when passing in an empty string : ‘ ‘ to self.setText().

You should be able to fix those issues without much of a problem.

A widget like a graphical progress bar (or other graphic element) based on values supplied by user code. Could be used as load waiting progress, other progress indicator, player health, etc.

I understand that the rounded corners of Pygame 2.0.0 are really nice, but it's not released yet. This component is more dependent on it, but I dont mind square checkboxes for now.

I attempted to fix the selection.py::Checkbox::draw() function but it didnt show properly.

    def draw(self):
        """ Display to surface """
        if not self.hidden:
            for row in range(self.rows):
                colour = self.colour1 if not row % 2 else self.colour2
                if row == 0:
                    draw_rounded_rect(
                        self.win, colour, Rect(self.x, self.y + self.rowHeight * row, self.width, self.rowHeight),
                        border_radius=self.radius #, border_top_right_radius=self.radius
                    )

                elif row == self.rows - 1:
                    draw_rounded_rect(
                        self.win, colour, Rect(self.x, self.y + self.rowHeight * row, self.width, self.rowHeight),
                        border_radius=self.radius #, border_bottom_right_radius=self.radius
                    )

                else:
                    draw_rounded_rect(
                        self.win, colour, Rect(self.x, self.y + self.rowHeight * row, self.width, self.rowHeight)
                    )

                width = 0 if self.selected[row] else self.boxThickness
                # draw_rounded_rect(
                #     self.win, self.boxColour,
                #     self.boxes[row],
                #     border_radius=width
                # )

                self.win.blit(self.texts[row], self.textRects[row])

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "VENV_PATH_HERE/tryouts/pygame-matplotlib.py", line 5, in <module>
    from pygame_widgets import Button
  File "VENV_PATH_HERE\lib\site-packages\pygame_widgets\__init__.py", line 2, in <module>
    from pygame_widgets.button import Button, ButtonArray
  File "VENV_PATH_HERE\lib\site-packages\pygame_widgets\button.py", line 160
    if (parent := super().get(attr)) is not None:
               ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Maybe not python 3 compatible or not 3.7 at least?

As far as I can tell, there's no way to tell if a widget is currently visible aside from the private _hidden attribute. A property or function like is_visible would be helpful to have so that the private attribute does not need to be used.

Hi,

I really enjoy that library !

I wanted to add a search bar widget. I tried to stay compliant with how the library works. Also tried to include the DropDown menu and TextBox functionalities to ease the implementation.

Added one py file and one md file of the doc, with an example gif where we can search a color among all the available ones in pygame.

Also fixed few things from the drop down menu:

• elements where clickable when hidden)
• selection of element occured on mouse pressed instead of mouse release (click instead of clicked)

Addition to TextBox:

• onTextChanged callback which could be useful for other application as well

Fixed imports

• Should use relative imports in package

Let me know if anything should be added/changed

Describe the bug Hi, I tried to import pygame_widgets.animations's function, Resize, and it seems that the animation module is not found.

Screenshots

Version Numbers

• Pygame Widgets 1.1.0
• Pygame 2.1.3.dev8
• Python 3.11

I'm very new to python, pygame, etc, so maybe I missed something big. I'm using pylance and mypy to do static analysis, and they don't seem to be finding a type library or any type hints. Pygame itself seems to have these type hints.

Is there an install step I missed or is it just not in the library?

If it's not in the library, would you be interested in a PR that adds the type hints? Maybe I could contribute...

Check this out : https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/ I think this could really benefit the project.

Here is a personal exemple https://github.com/slashformotion/hugo-tufte/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md