#!/usr/local/bin/python
##
#   Checkbox 2
#   ----------
#   This program creates a window, four checkboxes and a button.
# 
#   Unlike checkbox.c, this program makes the checkboxes global
#   variables, and uses ischecked to decide which ones have been
#   switched on by the user.
# 
#   Notice the checkboxes have no callbacks. The work is done
#   inside the button's call-back place_order, which also exits
#   the program using exitapp.
##

from graphapp import *

class CheckboxTest:

  def place_order(this, b):
	print "Toppings:"
	if (ischecked(this.ham)):       print "  Ham"
	if (ischecked(this.mushrooms)): print "  Mushrooms"
	if (ischecked(this.olives)):    print "  Olives"
	if (ischecked(this.capsicum)):  print "  Capsicum"
	exitapp()

  def __init__ (this):
	this.win = newwindow("Pizza", rect(0,0,200,230), StandardWindow)
	r = rect(10,10,120,30)

	this.ham       = newcheckbox("Ham", r, None);        r.y = r.y + 35
	this.mushrooms = newcheckbox("Mushrooms", r, None);  r.y = r.y + 35
	this.olives    = newcheckbox("Olives", r, None);     r.y = r.y + 35
	this.capsicum  = newcheckbox("Capsicum", r, None);   r.y = r.y + 35

	this.order_it  = newbutton("Order Pizza", r, this.place_order)
	show(this.win)

def main():
	test = CheckboxTest()
	mainloop()

main()