Special layout and how to add color to unfocused windows

[bourbonut]

Hi, I have two questions :

1. I want to make a special layout but I don't know how to do it or even if it is possible :

Layout I want
+-------+ +-------+
|       | |       |
|   1   | |       |
|       | |       |
+-------+ |   3   |
+-------+ |       |
|       | |       |
|   2   | |       |
|       | |       |
+-------+ +-------+

I'm able to make the following layout :

Layout I'm currently able to do
+-------+ +-------+
|       | |       |
|   1   | |   2   |
|       | |       |
+-------+ +-------+
+-----------------+
|                 |
|        3        |
|                 |
+-----------------+

with the following code :

import pytermgui as ptg

def create_layout():
    layout = ptg.Layout()

    layout.add_slot("slot1", height=0.5)
    layout.add_slot("slot2", width=0.5, height=0.5)
    layout.add_break()

    layout.add_slot("slot3")
    return layout

def main():
    with ptg.WindowManager() as manager:
        manager.layout = create_layout()

        manager.add(ptg.Window("1"), assign="slot1")
        manager.add(ptg.Window("2"), assign="slot2")
        manager.add(ptg.Window("3"), assign="slot3")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

2. I would like to change default colors of borders when ptg.Window are rounded and unfocused :

import pytermgui as ptg

YELLOW = "#ffff00"
BLUE = "#0000ff"

def main():
    layout = ptg.Layout()
    layout.add_slot("slot1")
    layout.add_slot("slot2", width=0.5)
    with ptg.WindowManager() as manager:
        manager.layout = layout
        
        window1 = ptg.Window("1", box="ROUNDED")
        window1.styles.border__corner = BLUE

        window2 = ptg.Window("2", box="ROUNDED")
        window2.styles.border__corner = YELLOW
        
        manager.add(window1, assign="slot1")
        manager.add(window2, assign="slot2")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Here window1 and window2 keep the default colors.

I tried also :

import pytermgui as ptg

YELLOW = "#ffff00"
BLUE = "#0000ff"

def main():
    layout = ptg.Layout()
    layout.add_slot("slot1")
    layout.add_slot("slot2", width=0.5)
    with ptg.WindowManager() as manager:
        manager.layout = layout
        
        window1 = ptg.Window("1", box="ROUNDED")
        window1.styles.border = BLUE
        window1.styles.border_focused = BLUE
        window1.styles.corner = BLUE
        window1.styles.corner_focused = BLUE

        window2 = ptg.Window("2", box="ROUNDED")
        window2.styles.border = YELLOW
        window2.styles.border_focused = YELLOW
        window2.styles.corner = YELLOW
        window2.styles.corner_focused = YELLOW
        
        manager.add(window1, assign="slot1")
        manager.add(window2, assign="slot2")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

But here, only window2 is colored and has the yellow color.

[bourbonut]

For my second question, I found out that border_blurred and corner_blurred must set also :

import pytermgui as ptg

YELLOW = "#ffff00"
BLUE = "#0000ff"

def main():
    layout = ptg.Layout()
    layout.add_slot("slot1")
    layout.add_slot("slot2", width=0.5)
    with ptg.WindowManager() as manager:
        manager.layout = layout
        
        window1 = ptg.Window("1", box="ROUNDED")
        window1.styles.border = BLUE
        window1.styles.border_focused = YELLOW
        window1.styles.border_blurred = BLUE
        window1.styles.corner = BLUE
        window1.styles.corner_focused = YELLOW
        window1.styles.corner_blurred = BLUE

        window2 = ptg.Window("2", box="ROUNDED")
        window2.styles.border = BLUE
        window2.styles.border_focused = YELLOW
        window2.styles.border_blurred = BLUE
        window2.styles.corner = BLUE
        window2.styles.corner_focused = YELLOW
        window2.styles.corner_blurred = BLUE

        
        manager.add(window1, assign="slot1")
        manager.add(window2, assign="slot2")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Then focused window is in yellow and unfocused window is in blue, in this example.

[bczsalba]

Unfortunately this layout would require nested layouts which aren't supported. I made it work for celadon, but it just wasn't economical for this codebase :(

[bourbonut]

Thanks for your answer ! I will continue with the layout that I made in my example. After all, it is not a big deal :)