Complicated Settings of Dialogs

GUIs built by @magicgui can be customized later.

from magicgui import magicgui

@magicgui
def func(x: int, y: int):
    return x + y

# connect signals
@func.x.changed.connect
def _(val):
    func.y.value = val

# add widgets
func.append(...)

Of course, you can do this customization by calling get_function_gui inside __post_init__.

from magicclass import magicclass, get_function_gui

@magicclass
class A:
    def __post_init__(self):
        gui = get_function_gui(self.func)
        gui.x.changed.connect(print)  # setup the dialog for `func`

    def func(self, x: int):
        """Do something"""

But the better solution is to use @setup_function_gui decorator.

from magicclass import magicclass, setup_function_gui

@magicclass
class A:
    def func(self, x: int):
        print(x)

    @setup_function_gui(func)
    def _setup_func(self, mgui):
        mgui.x.changed.connect(print)

This can be done outside the class.

from magicclass import magicclass, setup_function_gui

@magicclass
class A:
    def func(self, x: int):
        print(x)

@setup_function_gui(A.func)
def _setup_func(self, mgui):
    mgui.x.changed.connect(print)