On Jul 27, 2008, at 5:58 PM, Steve Rose wrote:
> As a rank beginner, I've probably missed something silly.
Not silly at all - it is a little confusing. There are two distinct
controls: dListBox and dListControl. The former is the traditional
listbox common in UIs; the latter is a hybrid of grids and lists that
can do some pretty cool things, but is overkill for most common uses.
ListSelection events only apply to dListControl, not dListBox. For
dListBox, you want to bind to the Hit method.
> lstBox.bindEvent(dabo.dEvents.ListSelection, self.onListSelection)
>
> def onListSelection(self,evt):
> print 'list hit'
One thing I should point out: if you create a method whose name is
on<EventName>, and that event is raised by the class, then it will be
automatically bound to the event for you. So in this code you've tried
to bind to the event twice: once with the explicit binding, and once
with the auto-binding.
-- Ed Leafe
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