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Figure 5-2 Dialog Box - MovieCat Edit Dialog Events When a user clicks on a button, selects an item from a list, or performs some other command, the program must respond appropriately The structure of the code for user command processing in GUI applications is based on events Interaction with an application from the user's viewpoint consists of a series of mouse movements and clicks, and text and command input through the keyboard From the programmer's viewpoint, each of these is an event The important thing about an event is that it can occur at any time, and the program cannot simply stop and wait for the event to happen Interaction with an application by the user can generate several different kinds of events Consider mouse events If the mouse is in the drawing area, each movement generates a mouse movement event If the user clicks a mouse button, a mouse button event is generated A keystroke from the keyboard will generate a keyboard event If the mouse pointer is in a dialog, or over a menu or command button, then movement events are not generated Instead, button clicks generate command events corresponding to the button or other control In a GUI environment, windows are usually not displayed alone Often, other applications are running, each with its own windows The host windowing system typically displays windows with various decorations that let the user manipulate the windows Sometimes, these manipulations will generate events that require a response from the application code For example, the user can use the mouse to change the size of a window causing a resize event When multiple windows are displayed, some can be completely or partially covered by other windows If the user moves a window so that a different part of the window is displayed, then an expose event is generated, which requires the program to redraw part of the canvas area All these events require a response from the application - to carry out the command, to draw something in the canvas area, or to redraw the canvas after a resize or expose event Some events, however, are handled by the system, and not the application This includes drawing menus and handling dialogs For example, when a dialog is displayed, the system tracks mouse movements within the dialog, and handles redrawing the dialog for expose events In general, the application is responsible for resize and expose events only for the canvas area All these events are asynchronous, and the application must be able to respond immediately to any of these events The most common way to handle events is with what.

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Similarly, the exec(str [, globals [, locals]]) function executes a string containing arbitrary Python codeThe code supplied to exec() is executed as if the code actually appeared in place of the exec operation Here s an example:

a = [3, 5, 10, 13] exec("for i in a: print(i)")

unzip the tutorial bundle (see Downloading the Examples, page (xxii)) To build, deploy, and run the example, follow these steps

One caution with exec is that in Python 2, exec is actually defined as a statement Thus, in legacy code, you might see statements invoking exec without the surrounding parentheses, such as exec "for i in a: print i" Although this still works in Python 26, it breaks in Python 3 Modern programs should use exec() as a function Both of these functions execute within the namespace of the caller (which is used to resolve any symbols that appear within a string or file) Optionally, eval() and exec() can accept one or two mapping objects that serve as the global and local namespaces for the code to be executed, respectively Here s an example:

globals = {'x': 7, 'y': 10, 'birds': ['Parrot', 'Swallow', 'Albatross'] } locals = { } # Execute using the above dictionaries as the global and local namespace a = eval("3 * x + 4 * y", globals, locals) exec("for b in birds: print(b)", globals, locals)

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