[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Paul,
> Thank you...and Ed, of course, very much for all your help recently.
>
> Just one more item...for now anyway...If I use the code below (note the
> added regid to the object and initialize to an integer), then the backspace
> works but the left and right arrow do not. Is this the way it is supposed
> to work?
You had 3 problems:
1) a.Mainform -> a.MainForm
2) mytest.value=0 -> mytest.Value = 0
3) you didn't put in the test for keyChar being None, so that exception
was still being raised with special keys like the arrows, resulting in
the event being effectively stopped.
#2 wouldn't have affected the results, but it would have caused you
other grief.
#1 caused the script not to run at all.
Here's the code:
import dabo
dabo.ui.loadUI("wx")
from dabo.ui import dKeys as dKeys
class Tb(dabo.ui.dTextBox):
def initEvents(self):
self.bindEvent(dabo.dEvents.KeyChar, self._lookup)
def _lookup(self,evt):
keyChar = evt.keyChar
if evt.keyCode in (dKeys.key_F7, dKeys.key_F4,
dKeys.key_Return):
print "varietylookup"
thestr = self.Form.varietylookup(keyChar)
print "thestr", thestr
return
if keyChar is None:
return
if (keyChar in """,./<>?;':"[]\\{}|[EMAIL
PROTECTED]&*()-_=+"""):
evt.stop()
a = dabo.dApp()
a.setup()
a.MainForm.addObject(Tb, RegID='mytest')
a.MainForm.mytest.Value=0
a.start()
--
pkm ~ http://paulmcnett.com
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