Everybody.

And welcome to part two of the key V cross platform Kuby development tutorial Siri's this video are gonna be doing is continue along.

We're trying to make this chat application, and the first thing we need to be able to do is fill out that form and then, like, submit the form right.

So we need a button to click, probably says Join or something like that.

And then besides just throwing in the button, we also need to handle for the event when that button is clicked.

So we're tapped or whatever.

So that's what we'll be doing today is buttons, events and just a quality of life.

Update immediately out the gate.

So let's go ahead and get started.

So we've got these, uh, these things all added already.

Now the first thing that we're gonna do is throw in a button.

So we're gonna say from key v dot Your i s stop but in We're going to import button.

Now.

We want to use that button.

So again all the widgets are placed in order, so we can just like throwing a button.

Right?

So we could say self dot Join equals button.

And then we could say that tax here is joined.

Okay?

And then we could say self that add a widget itself dot joint clips Don't run it there.

Cool.

So I saved that.

And let's just run that real quick.

I kind of went off screen, but anyway, here you go I p ports user name.

And then there's a joint button.

Doesn't do anything when we click it, though Now I kind of want to join button over here.

So this is actually really simple.

There's like, there's a 1,000,000 things that we could do to get this button to be moved and to place things specifically especially, People start getting fancy with layouts and silently outs.

And, you know, you could get really cool with this.

You could just have, like, a grid layout for Rome or for Rose.

And then each row is its own two column layout.

And then bang, bang, bang, bang, and then join Could be the whole thing down here, right?

So, yeah, you could get super fancy.

Yeah, you could just self doubt add widgets.

Ah, and in them to label.

So say that, uh, run that.

So we're adding that before we add the widget of the button and boom, we got the button oriented over to the right.

Uh, that's good enough for me.

But like I said, if you want to fix it and do it a different way, have at it.

So that's buttons, Okay, but obviously we want these buttons to do stuff when they're clip.

So what we want to do is bind a function to the budget.

So it's pretty easy, actually.

So what we're gonna say is self dot join dot bind.

That's just AnAnd tribute, basically, or a method of these things button that we can run, and then we're gonna bind.

What?

Well, we're going to say on press.

Um, there's there's probably all kinds.

This is the only method I've ever used.

But I would wager maybe if you hovered over maybe on on hold or something you might have Ah, thing I don't know.

Anyway, there's probably methods like that.

You could just assume they exist.

Eso check those out in the a p I documentation on press.

What do we want to dio self dot join.

But it seems to make sense, right, So we're gonna run a method called Joined Button.

Now that method doesn't quite yet exist, so we better probably make it.

So what we're gonna do is define And just so it's clear we're in the class connect page.

We were coding in the innit method.

Now we're just making another method.

So define join button method and self.

And when you click on the button, it's also going to pass or when you bind, I don't know.

Anyway, it's gonna pass.

Instance we're gonna handle for that so we can also taken instance.

So here, we're gonna get weaken, grab really whatever we want, right, because if someone's filled out these forms like it's a it's a live instance, right?

So as people are putting text inside of these fields, we can actually grab that, uh and then do something with it.

So not only so just like later on down the road, we're gonna talk about scheduling things and just running things.

So just understand that everything's running like live as you put things in.

It just so happens that we're like scheduling things, and it seems very script e as we click buttons or whatever, but it doesn't have to be like that, so just keep that in mind.

But anyway, so this event here, we're running the event.

Now it's just grab some stuff real quick.

We're just going to say port equals self, self doubt, port, not text.

We're in a I p equal self that I peed a text and then user name equals self die user name dot text.

So we're just grabbing the text values of those fields at the time of the button press.

But again, like I said, you could grab values of fields at any point.

You can have all kinds of reasons why you might grab that stuff.

So anyway, port i p using an infant out, let's just say print f uh, actually, let's say attempting to join I P colon ports and user name.

Okay, so let's save that.

And did I close?

I guess I closed my counsel window.

Awesome.

I love it when that happens.

Uh, let's run that again.

Uh, what do you hear there?

Pied at seven in Africa.

But I called a skeevy app too.

Okay, run that It's not close.

The consul, little next time.

You Okay?

So I p Let's just I'm just gonna throw in some stuff really quick and talk about that hit.

Join an actual.

Bring this back.

So we're attempting to join, um this Colin, this as this, we'll both 1234 Oh.

Oh, have a hot Maybe, I don't know, something hinky going on there.

There we go.

Okay, Cool.

So I'm gonna bring this down here.

I'm a closes.

Um, so one thing right of the gate, it's very tedious to keep filling out the i p the port.

The user name is over, and I keep going to the same one every single time.

So So both in development and then in actually use case, we probably actually just want to, like, save these things.

So I'm just gonna make that final quality of life update for us real quick.

And, um, so the first thing we're gonna do is basically right here.

We're just going to say with open preview details dot tex with the intention to write, uh, as f we're gonna say f done right.

And we're just going to write basically this with some common some copy pasta, comma, comma.

Cool.

Okay, so we'll save that.

Fix this for Pepe and awesome.

So with that now what we want to do is we're gonna import important s and then somewhere in this innit method, uh, we're going to get the initial values for I P port and user names.

So the first thing we need to know is if that file exists, because if this has never actually been run, that file won't exist.

So if o Estado path thought is file preview details, not text.

If that's the case with open this file with the intention to read as f ah, we're going to say the details of that file are, uh, there's a d equals f dot reed and then we'll actually just go and split by Kama.

And then what was your I p port user name?

So we'll just say pre V I p equals d zero and then take this and then we'll pays that twice.

123 i p Poor user Nombre, if that's the case, do that.

Otherwise we need to handle if it doesn't, so we'll paste that in.

Come on, May.

Okay.

Knocking stuff over.

Um okay.

And then what we want to dio is ad in the starting text.

So, um, so, in text input, we can also pass a metric or a parameter called text.

So in this case, would be pre V i.

P.

So now what I'm gonna do is just take this copy, and then I'm gonna paste here and paste here.

Now, this would be preview port, and then this will be pre ve user name.

Cool.

Okay, that should be everything.

So let me go and save that.

Let me just rerun this in.

Uh oh.

Because it may be because I had the file already.

I've already done this.

Um, okay.

Yeah, just, like loaded it.

I'm gonna delete those real quick and just test to make sure everything's working the way I have it.

Now we run that up, So good thing.

Oh, right.

Do Okay.

This should be empty.

I'm glad I tested that.

Uh, so make these empties of the file doesn't exist.

We can't split anything and d doesn't exist either.

So nice.

Good work, everybody.

Basic python skills.

All right, so now it is empty, and yeah, I'm just gonna fill out what I had before.

So 1 27 001 poor 1234 It's fine for now.

And Centex, we hit join, and sure enough, attempting to join.

Close that.

And then we'll run that one more time.

And sure enough, everything's there already for us.

So we have to keep retyping it.

So, uh, I p import might change depending on what you guys planned to use for the server with sockets best basically the socket server.

Um, I'm probably gonna host mine, and I'm gonna work off of that.

Um, but I'm gonna take that down before you release these videos because there's price, all kinds of security issues that could happen.

So because one we're passing through key to we did very little security checks for the socket based tutorial bit, So that seems pretty rescue.

Let that run live and let you guys use it.

So I'm just gonna have you guys probably run it locally on a local port or something like that.

But, you know, uh okay, so that's it for now.

Quick shot to Martin knows recent Channel members Ivan Dixon and Matthew, You guys are awesome.

Thank you very much for your support.

If you don't know, you can join by clicking that beautiful, beautiful blue button that just beckons your clique.

Okay, so in the next video we'll talk about is what happens once we click joined.

So, yeah, we're like, handling the event, but actually probably want to actually do something I don't know useful.

So we need to, like, change the screen.