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Reads *.py files and crafts a settings dialog from meta data.
Where `plugin_states{}` is usually an entry in `config{}` itself. Depending on plugin
and option names, it might even be a flat/shared namespace for both. Per default you'd
set `files=["plugins/*.py", __file__]` to be read. But with `files=[]` it's possible to
provide a `plugins=pluginconf.get_plugin_meta()` or prepared plugin/options dict instead.
Parameters
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config : dict 🔁
Config settings, updated after dialog completion
plugin_states : dict 🔁
Plugin activation states, also input/output
files : list
Glob list of *.py files to extract meta definitions from
plugins : dict
Alternatively to files=[] list, a preparsed list of pluginmeta+config dicts can be injected
opt_label : bool
Show config name= as label
theme : str
Set PSG window theme.
**kwargs : dict
Other options are passed on to PySimpleGUI
Returns
-------
True : if changed config{} values are to be saved (the dict will be updated in any case)
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if plugins.get(key):
plugin_states[key] = val
return True
#print(config, plugin_states)
def plugin_layout(pmd_list, config, plugin_states, opt_label=False):
""" craft list of widgets for each read plugin """
""" craft list of widgets: \*( `plugin_entry`, \*`option_entry` )"""
layout = []
for plg in pmd_list:
#print(plg.get("id"))
layout = layout + plugin_entry(plg, plugin_states)
for opt in plg["config"]:
if opt.get("name"):
if opt_label:
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