dialog.dialog.Wizard Class Reference

This is a special kind of dialog. More...

Inheritance diagram for dialog.dialog.Wizard:

Methods defined here:
def	Back
def	Forward
def	Open
def	Page
def	__init__
def	done

Methods inherited from DialogBase:
def	AddIdle
def	AddStartup
def	AddTask
def	AssertNotDestroyed
def	CancelIdle
def	Destroy
def	EvaluateValid
def	IsBuilding
def	IsEnabled
def	IsRunning
def	Quit
def	RememberWindowPosition
def	Reset
def	Run
def	SetButtons
def	__getmemoize__
def	__new_field__
def	__setmemoize__
def	add_after
def	after
def	get_read_only
def	hide
def	set_read_only
def	show

Data descriptors inherited from DialogBase:
def	Memoize
	Set to True if you'd like to be able to call done, or Run, more than once on this Dialog.
def	default_focus_window
def	grab
def	read_only

Data and other attributes inherited from DialogBase:
	Building = True
	ButtonDown = False
	Buttons = None
dictionary	Buttons_dict = {}
	DefaultFocusWindow = None
	Running = False
	Startups = None
	StartupsStop = False
list	Tasks = []
	UsedButtons = None
	WaitingToShow = False
	exit_status = False
	tk = None
	window = None
	__Cancel__ = None
	__Okay__ = None
	__Reset__ = None

Methods inherited from dialog.modelroot.ModelRoot:
def	AddRule
def	GetField
def	foo
def	Revert
def	Set
def	foo
def	__empty_value__
def	__get_controller__
def	__get_display__
def	__get_model__
def	__get_root__
def	__getitem__
def	__set_controller__
def	__set_model__
def	foo
def	run_pending
def	size_info

Data descriptors inherited from dialog.modelroot.ModelRoot:
def	controller
def	display
def	model
def	root
	This actually searches up the tree for a model root because this can change as the dialog is being built.
def	valid

Data and other attributes inherited from dialog.modelroot.ModelRoot:
	Controller = None
	Display = None
	DisplayModelFactory = None
	Model = None
	Root = None
	Setup = False
	Values = None

Methods inherited from dialog.item.Item:
def	AddContext
def	AddStateFunction
def	DisableIf
def	EnableIf
def	Find
def	HasContext
def	RemoveStateFunction
def	SetValid
def	Update
def	__delitem__
def	__get_children__
def	__get_dialog__
def	__getnopack__
def	__getparent__
def	__getrules__
def	__getvalid__
def	__pending__
def	__setnopack__
def	child_added
def	child_removed
def	find_type

Data descriptors inherited from dialog.item.Item:
def	__dict__
	dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
def	__weakref__
	list of weak references to the object (if defined)
def	children
def	dialog
def	item_valid
def	no_pack
def	parent
def	rules
	Returns a list of all of the current rule skeletons.

Data and other attributes inherited from dialog.item.Item:
	Context = None
	CurrentlyEnabled = True
tuple	RuleRegistry = ()
	Rules = None
	WatchChild = None
	__Load__ = None
	__Store__ = None

Methods inherited from dialog.widget.Widget:
def	DoState
def	GetWidget
def	Grid
def	Pack
def	PackForget
def	PackInfo
def	PackSlaves
def	SetEnabled
def	SetWidget
def	WatchState
def	WidgetExists
def	__get_widget__
def	__set_widget__
def	list_widgets

Data descriptors inherited from dialog.widget.Widget:
def	default_color
def	widget
	The main Tkinter widget for this item.

Data and other attributes inherited from dialog.widget.Widget:
	Enabled = True
	Extras = None

Additional Inherited Members
Public Member Functions inherited from dialog.dialog.DialogBase
Public Member Functions inherited from dialog.modelroot.ModelRoot
Public Member Functions inherited from dialog.item.Item
Public Member Functions inherited from dialog.widget.Widget
Static Public Attributes inherited from dialog.dialog.DialogBase
	Building = True
	ButtonDown = False
	Buttons = None
dictionary	Buttons_dict = {}
	DefaultFocusWindow = None
	Running = False
	Startups = None
	StartupsStop = False
list	Tasks = []
	UsedButtons = None
	WaitingToShow = False
	exit_status = False
	tk = None
	window = None
	Controller = None
	Display = None
	DisplayModelFactory = None
	Model = None
	Root = None
	Setup = False
	Values = None
	Context = None
	CurrentlyEnabled = True
tuple	RuleRegistry = ()
	Rules = None
	WatchChild = None
	Enabled = True
	Extras = None
Static Public Attributes inherited from dialog.modelroot.ModelRoot
	Controller = None
	Display = None
	DisplayModelFactory = None
	Model = None
	Root = None
	Setup = False
	Values = None
	Context = None
	CurrentlyEnabled = True
tuple	RuleRegistry = ()
	Rules = None
	WatchChild = None
Static Public Attributes inherited from dialog.item.Item
	Context = None
	CurrentlyEnabled = True
tuple	RuleRegistry = ()
	Rules = None
	WatchChild = None
Static Public Attributes inherited from dialog.widget.Widget
	Enabled = True
	Extras = None
tuple	RuleRegistry = ((<function <lambda>>, <function <lambda>>),)

Detailed Description

This is a special kind of dialog.

It's intended to help you build wizards in a standard and useful way.

The interface works just like tabs. Make a wizard dialog. Then make pages as the children of the wizard dialog. Wizards only allow pages as their children! And Pages only allow Wizards as their parents.

wzd = Wizard( ) p = Page( wzd, "first page", "you should do this, then this, then this" ) p.entry( "name1", 5 )

wzd.done()

If you don't add the 'finish' button then the 'next' button will act in its place when the wizard is on the last page.

Method resolution order

Wizard
DialogBase
dialog.modelroot.ModelRoot
dialog.item.Item
dialog.widget.Widget
builtin.object

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__init__

(

args

)

 __init__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

Member Function Documentation

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__delitem__

(

args

)

 This function actually destroys the child and all of its children.
 All tk widgets will be destroyed.  All items are removed from the tree
 and destroyed as soon as possible.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__dict__

(

args

)

dictionary for instance variables (if defined)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__empty_value__

(

args

)

 __empty_value__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__get_children__

(

args

)

 __get_children__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__get_controller__

(

args

)

 __get_controller__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__get_dialog__

(

args

)

 __get_dialog__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__get_display__

(

args

)

 __get_display__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__get_model__

(

args

)

 __get_model__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__get_root__

(

args

)

 __get_root__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__get_widget__

(

args

)

 __get_widget__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__getitem__

(

args

)

 __getitem__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__getmemoize__

(

args

)

 __getmemoize__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__getnopack__

(

args

)

 __getnopack__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__getparent__

(

args

)

 __getparent__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__getrules__

(

args

)

 __getrules__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__getvalid__

(

args

)

 __getvalid__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__new_field__

(

args

)

 __new_field__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__pending__

(

args

)

 __pending__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__set_controller__

(

args

)

 __set_controller__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__set_model__

(

args

)

 __set_model__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__set_widget__

(

args

)

 __set_widget__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__setmemoize__

(

args

)

 __setmemoize__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__setnopack__

(

args

)

 __setnopack__(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.__weakref__

(

args

)

list of weak references to the object (if defined)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.add_after

(

args

)

 add_after(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.AddContext

(

args

)

 AddContext(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.AddIdle

(

args

)

 AddIdle(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.AddRule

(

args

)

 AddRule(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.AddStartup

(

args

)

 Startups are startup items.  They're not things to be deferred, but startup
 startups.
 So they're run everytime done is called, and they're never removed from the list.
 The list must be complete the first time done is called, adding more startups
 later results in an error

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.AddStateFunction

(

args

)

 Append a function to the list of functions used to evaluate
 the current state (enabled/disabled) of this widget.
 
 Functions will be passed no arguments and should return True if
 this Item should be enabled.  False if it should be disabled.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.AddTask

(

args

)

 Tasks are run at startup and then forgotten
 This is more efficient than adding something to the idle loop, and
 you know when it'll happen.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.after

(

args

)

 after(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.AssertNotDestroyed

(

args

)

 AssertNotDestroyed(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Back

(

args

)

 Back(args)

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.CancelIdle

(

args

)

 CancelIdle(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.child_added

(

args

)

 child_added(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.child_removed

(

args

)

 child_removed(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.children

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.controller

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.default_color

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.default_focus_window

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Destroy

(

args

)

 Call this function after you are finished using your Dialog
 if you've set Memoize to True.  This will destroy the tk window
 and associated widgets, freeing up window handles for other
 things.
 
 If you have no set Memoize this will be called for you at the end
 of the done, or Run, call.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.dialog

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.DisableIf

(

args

)

 Disable this item if expression is True
 
 @param expression Must be a string representing a python
                   expression which returns True or False.  True
                   indicating that you should disable the item for now.
                   False indicating that you shouldn't.
                   You may use, as variable names, any field name 
                   within the model.
                   Example:
                   dlg = Dialog()
                   e = dlg.entry( 'name', 5 )
                   e2 = dlg.entry( 'other', 6 )
                   e2.DisableIf( 'other < 6 and name > 5', [e, e2] )
 @param depends a list of dialog fields that should trigger this to be re-evaluated.
                Generally, any name you use in your expression should be represented
                by the field object (such as Entry) that corresponds to that name in
                the depends list.  Failing to do so will cause this disabler to be re-evaluated
                less often than it should and it may not appear disabled/enabled at
                all of the appropriate times.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.display

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.done

(

args

)

 done(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.DoState

(

args

)

 DoState(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.EnableIf

(

args

)

 Same as DisableIf, except that the result is reversed.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.EvaluateValid

(

args

)

 EvaluateValid(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Find

(

args

)

 This recursively searches the tree, from here down
 for things which match query.
 @param query A function which returns True or False
              It is passed on argument, which is an Item
 @note Example use is find_type

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.find_type

(

args

)

 This recursively searches the tree, from here down, for a type t.
 Example, to find all Fields:
 item.find_type( Field )

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.foo

(

args

)

 Load = foo(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.foo

(

args

)

 Store = foo(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.foo

(

args

)

 __setup__ = foo(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Forward

(

args

)

 Forward(args)

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.get_read_only

(

args

)

 get_read_only(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.GetField

(

args

)

 This is intended as an internal function for the simulator

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.GetWidget

(

args

)

 Use this function to retrive tk widgets created by
 this object with the name 'name'.
 Use `list_widgets` to get a list of names for
 this object.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.grab

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Grid

(

args

)

 Grid(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.HasContext

(

args

)

 HasContext(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.hide

(

args

)

 hide(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.IsBuilding

(

args

)

 IsBuilding(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.IsEnabled

(

args

)

 IsEnabled(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.IsRunning

(

args

)

 IsRunning(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.item_valid

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.list_widgets

(

args

)

 For debugging, this function gives you a list
 of names to pass to GetWidget.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Memoize

(

args

)

Set to True if you'd like to be able to call done, or Run, more than once on this Dialog.

If True, you must call Destroy to cleanup the dialog. Design Data recommends not using this in most cases. Setting this to True will cause your dialog to hold Window handles until Destroy is called. Each Windows system has a limited and small number of these available, and dialogs can use a deceptively large number of them.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.model

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.no_pack

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Open

(

args

)

 Open(args)

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Pack

(

args

)

 The same as ".widget.pack( ... )"
 Prefer using this function as it's compatibility with the no_pack
 option avoids breaking others use of grid with your widget.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.PackForget

(

args

)

 The same as ".widget.pack_forget()"
 Prefer using this function as it's compatibility wi th the no_pack
 option avoids breaking others use of grid with your widget.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.PackInfo

(

args

)

 The same as ".widget.pack_info()"
 Prefer using this function as it's compatibility wi th the no_pack
 option avoids breaking others use of grid with your widget.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.PackSlaves

(

args

)

 The same as ".widget.pack_slaves()"
 Prefer using this function as it's compatibility wi th the no_pack
 option avoids breaking others use of grid with your widget.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Page

(

args

)

 Page(args)

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.parent

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Quit

(

args

)

 Cause the dialog to withdraw and done to return.
 This ends this run of the dialog, you will be able to run the
 dialog again, however.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.read_only

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.RememberWindowPosition

(

args

)

 Call this function once before you call done and your screen location will
 be remembered and recalled from one run of SDS/2 to another.
 
 guid should be a unique string.  We recommend looking for a guid generator
 online and hard coding the result into your code.  The purpose of this
 guid is to make your dialog unique from other dialogs.  You could simply
 pick a rational name (like the title), however, someone else is likely
 to use this name for their own, different, dialog.  In which case one
 screen may tend to get pushed partially off the users monitor.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.RemoveStateFunction

(

args

)

 Remove a function (by python reference) from the current list.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Reset

(

args

)

 Reset(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Revert

(

args

)

 Revert(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.root

(

args

)

This actually searches up the tree for a model root because this can change as the dialog is being built.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.rules

(

args

)

Returns a list of all of the current rule skeletons.

These will be tuples of types and arguments intended for constructing each type. Generally intended for internal use.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Run

(

args

)

 Run(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.run_pending

(

args

)

 run_pending(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Set

(

args

)

 this is intended as an internal function for fields to use

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.set_read_only

(

args

)

 set_read_only(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.SetButtons

(

args

)

 This allows you to set what buttons the dialog will give the user.
 Give it a list.  The options are:
 'okay'
 'cancel'
 'reset'

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.SetEnabled

(

args

)

 Used to enable/disable these widgets.  This is for internal use.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.SetValid

(

args

)

 Call this to set invalid or valid this Item.  It will keep
 count of valid=True and valid=False.  So, if you call this
 3 times with valid=False and 1 time with valid=True it will
 still be invalid.
 
 It is up to the caller to make sure they even those calls out.
 Consider your default state to be valid=True.  Calling valid=True,
 then valid=False will yield valid.
 
 @param valid True or False "True" meaning that we are currently
              in a valid state.  "False" meaning invalid.
 
 @warning This is intended for class implementors.  There are
          Modified and Validate rules for dialog creators.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.SetWidget

(

args

)

 This is really an internal function, but,
 if you're careful not to use already existing
 names you can use it to store widgets you've
 added to this object to customize it.
 
 Beware that future changes to SDS/2 could
 use the same name you've chosen.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.show

(

args

)

 show(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.size_info

(

args

)

 size_info(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.Update

(

args

)

 Update(args)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.valid

(

args

)

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.WatchState

(

args

)

 Have this function called when this widget is enabled/disabled.
 @param foo This is a function which takes one argument, 'enabled'

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.widget

(

args

)

The main Tkinter widget for this item.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

def dialog.dialog.Wizard.WidgetExists

(

args

)

 This is useful if you're having problems with accessing widgets
 that have been deleted.  It's for debugging purposes.
 
 @return True if the widget (.widget) does exist in the interpreter.

Reimplemented from dialog.dialog.DialogBase.

Member Data Documentation

dialog.dialog.Wizard.__Cancel__ = None

staticprivate

dialog.dialog.Wizard.__Load__ = None

staticprivate

dialog.dialog.Wizard.__Okay__ = None

staticprivate

dialog.dialog.Wizard.__Reset__ = None

staticprivate

dialog.dialog.Wizard.__Store__ = None

staticprivate

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Building = True

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.ButtonDown = False

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Buttons = None

static

dictionary dialog.dialog.Wizard.Buttons_dict = {}

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Context = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Controller = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.CurrentlyEnabled = True

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.DefaultFocusWindow = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Display = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.DisplayModelFactory = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Enabled = True

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.exit_status = False

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Extras = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Model = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Root = None

static

tuple dialog.dialog.Wizard.RuleRegistry = ()

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Rules = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Running = False

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Setup = False

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Startups = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.StartupsStop = False

static

list dialog.dialog.Wizard.Tasks = []

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.tk = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.UsedButtons = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.Values = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.WaitingToShow = False

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.WatchChild = None

static

dialog.dialog.Wizard.window = None

static