#!/usr/local/bin/python
##
#   Checkbox
#   --------
#   This program creates a window, two checkboxes and a quit button.
# 
#   It uses the checkbox call-back function choose_topping to set
#   a number called toppings to reflect the number of checkboxes
#   which have been checked.
# 
#   The ischecked function tells you whether a checkbox is currently
#   checked. Notice that each call-back gets passed as a parameter the
#   object which called the call-back. In the case of the quit function
#   this will be the quit button, in the case of choose_topping this
#   will be whichever checkbox the user clicked on.
##

from graphapp import *

def choose_topping(c):
    if (ischecked(c)):
	print "Oh, you want", gettext(c), "do you?"
    else:
	print "Don't want", gettext(c), "now, I see."

def quit(b):
  exitapp()

def main():
    w  = newwindow("Pizza", rect(0,0,200,150), StandardWindow)
    c1 = newcheckbox("Ham", rect(10,10,160,25), choose_topping)
    c2 = newcheckbox("Mushrooms", rect(10,40,160,25), choose_topping)
    b  = newbutton("Quit", rect(10,80,80,30), quit)
    show(w)
    mainloop()

main()