~rmpr/atbswp: Use a ProgressDialog to display the recording timer

c8d3a8246a70f5ac9a4ce006908759718e6efee0 — Mairo Rufus 3 years ago e234894 develop

Use a ProgressDialog to display the recording timer

Before this change we rolled-out our own custom (ugly) widget to display
the time remaining before recording. Now it's a built-in one.

patch browse .tar.gz

1 files changed, 9 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)

M atbswp/control.py

M atbswp/control.py => atbswp/control.py +9 -4

@@ 315,11 315,14 @@ class RecordCtrl:
         except:
             self.timer = 0
 
-        if event.GetEventObject().GetValue():
+        if event.EventObject.Value:
             if self.timer > 0:
-                self.countdown_dialog = CountdownDialog(None, title="Wait for the recording to start", countdown=self.timer)
+                self.countdown_dialog = wx.ProgressDialog(title="Wait for the recording to start",
+                        message=f"The recording will start in {self.timer} second(s)",
+                        style=wx.PD_APP_MODAL)
+                self.countdown_dialog.Range = self.timer
                 self.wx_timer = wx.Timer(event.GetEventObject())
-                event.GetEventObject().Bind(wx.EVT_TIMER, self.update_timer, self.wx_timer)
+                event.EventObject.Bind(wx.EVT_TIMER, self.update_timer, self.wx_timer)
                 self.wx_timer.Start(1000)
                 self.countdown_dialog.ShowModal()
 


@@ 347,7 350,9 @@ class RecordCtrl:
             self.wx_timer.Stop()
             self.countdown_dialog.Destroy()
         else:
-            self.timer = self.countdown_dialog.update_ui()
+            time.sleep(1)
+            self.timer -= 1
+            self.countdown_dialog.Update(self.timer, f"The recording will start in {self.timer} second(s)")
 
 
 class PlayCtrl: