Ok, so almost there, just need to bind the values and actually show the
data!
#data
data=Clutter.ListModel()
data.set_types([str])
data.set_names(["Name"])
data.appendv([0], ["test1"])
data.appendv([0], ["test2"])
data.appendv([0], ["test3"])
#list
sidebar=Mx.ListView()
sidebar.set_width(250)
sidebar.set_model(data)
sidebar.set_item_type(Mx.Label())
sidebar.set_factory(SidebarItemFactory())
#factory
class SidebarItemFactory(Clutter.Actor, Mx.ItemFactory):
def create(self):
print "sidebaritemfactory:create"
item=Mx.Label()
item.set_text("sidebar item")
return item
This shows a blank area where my list view should be, and stdout never
displays "sidebaritemfactory:create"?
What I want to achieve is a list which selectable items.. is this even
the best way to do this? If it is, how can I get it working please!
I had to add Clutter.Actor to my Factory as it required it to be a
derivative of GObject, and I wasn't sure how else to do this?
Thanks,
Thomas
On 25/10/11 22:37, Bastian Winkler wrote:
On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 10:02:09PM +0100, Tom medhurst wrote:
Thanks for the tips! I know 1 is pretty old (I've worked bleeding edge
on another project) - was doing some prototyping on Ubuntu and 1.0 is
their latest stable release listed! (Perhaps there is a reason for
this..?)
OK, given that this is the ubuntu package, the '1.0' is just the ABI
version of clutter. The 'real' clutter version should be 1.8.0.
http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/oneiric/clutter-1.0
Will give this a go and come back if I have any probs.
Btw... :wq seriously? What's wrong with ZZ? ;)
1) It's a habit
2) Using 'ZZ buz' as a signature would imply that I'm a long bearded
80ies-rock musician :P
Thomas :)
:wq buz
On Oct 25, 2011 7:19 PM, "Bastian Winkler"<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Tom,
On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 06:14:37PM +0100, Tom medhurst wrote:
Hi Guys,
Trying to create a Clutter.ListModel in python using GObject
Introspection..
Probably doing something wrong, but can't see what it is..
from gi.repository import GObject, Clutter, Mx
Clutter.init(["--clutter-debug=all"])
m=Clutter.ListModel()
m.newv(1, GObject.type_from_name("gchararray"), "name")
*BANG*
*Segmentation Fault*
calling Clutter.ListModel() already creates the instance, so there's no
need to call the constructor again.
...Also newv only takes "4" args (incl. *self*), so how do I specify more
than one column?
hmm, looks like clutter_list_model_newv is missing some GI annotations.
If someone could provide me with a working version of the code above,
that
would be awesome!
model = Clutter.ListModel()
model.set_types([int, str, Clutter.Actor])
model.set_names(["anint", "astring", "anactor"])
uname -r:
*Linux %HOSTNAME% 3.0.0-12-generic-pae #20-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 7 16:37:17
UTC
2011 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux*
python -V:
*Python 2.7.2+*
clutter is version 1.0-0 and libmx is version 1.0-2
clutter-1.0, seriously?
so long
:wq buz
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