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[moved] UI: navigating screens with buttons -
2008-10-26, 09:13
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I am developing a mobile application using PyS60, and would like to develop an attractive UI.
I would like to provide user with click-able buttons to navigate through the application (no menus). I have not found any examples of this. Does anyone know if this is possible? Has anyone come across any good UI examples on PyS60? Thanks in advance for your expertise. 
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Re: UI: navigating screens with buttons -
2008-10-26, 09:16
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You can display the buttons as images, and keep track of them in an array. Depending on keypresses (which arrow key is pressed) you highlight a certain button. If the user selects that button you show a certain screen.
Check out PyCalc as an example application that uses buttons to get user input.
Last edited by bogdan.galiceanu : 2008-10-26 at 18:09.
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2008-11-13, 07:07
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Thanks for the reply!
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