MultiTouchPictures
Note: this tutorial is incomplete !
Code
from pymt import *
import os
# replace with the directory you want to use
PICTURE_DIRECTORY = "C:\\Users\\Public\\Pictures\\Sample Pictures"
window = getWindow()
for filename in os.listdir(PICTURE_DIRECTORY):
image = MTScatterImage(file=filename)
window.add_widget(image)
runTouchApp()
import os
# replace with the directory you want to use
PICTURE_DIRECTORY = "C:\\Users\\Public\\Pictures\\Sample Pictures"
window = getWindow()
for filename in os.listdir(PICTURE_DIRECTORY):
image = MTScatterImage(file=filename)
window.add_widget(image)
runTouchApp()
Discussion
This is definitely a classic example in the multitouch demo world. Almost all software kits show off this example. But with PyMT you will see how easy and simple it is to create such a application. The above source code does the same.
from pymt import *
As usual this line imports the PyMT package.
import os
This imports a python package called os. One of the functions in this package is used for fetching the paths to the image files.