PyToggle#

class ansys.aedt.toolkits.common.ui.utils.widgets.py_toggle.py_toggle.PyToggle(width=50, bg_color='#777', circle_color='#DDD', active_color='#00BCFF')[source]#

Customizable toggle switch.

Inherits QCheckBox and provides a customizable toggle switch with options for width, background color, circle color, active color, and animation curve.

Parameters:

widthint, optional: Width of the toggle switch. The default is 50.
bg_colorstr, optional: Background color of the toggle switch. The default is "#777".
circle_colorstr, optional: Color of the circle in the toggle switch. The default is "#DDD".
active_colorstr, optional: Color of the toggle switch when active. The default is "#00BCFF".

Examples

>>> import sys
>>> from PySide6.QtWidgets import QApplication
>>> from ansys.aedt.toolkits.common.ui.utils.widgets import PyToggle

>>> class MyApp(QWidget):
...     def __init__(self):
...         super().__init__()
...         self.toggle = PyToggle()
...         self.toggle.stateChanged.connect(self.toggle_state_changed)
...         self.toggle.show()

… def toggle_state_changed(self, state): … print(“Toggle State:”, state)

>>> if __name__ == "__main__":
...     app = QApplication([])
...     window = MyApp()
...     sys.exit(app.exec())

hitButton(pos: QPoint)[source]#

Determine if a button press occurred within the toggle switch.

Parameters:

posQPoint: The position of the button press.

Returns:

bool: True if the button press occurred within the toggle switch, False otherwise.

paintEvent(e)[source]#

Paint the toggle switch.

Parameters:

eQPaintEvent: Paint event.