On Monday 01 December 2008 03:55:04 am Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
> Ed Leafe wrote:
> > On Nov 28, 2008, at 11:46 AM, johnf wrote:
> >> Is there an example of a using a popup? Almost everything that
> >> calls for a
> >> popup has to do with menu's or a special routine for dGrid. So how
> >> does one
> >> setup a popup?
> >
> > The calendar for dDateTextBox is a good example. It uses the
> > dForm.FloatingPanel, which controls positioning relative to the
> > "attached" control.
> >
> >
> > -- Ed Leafe
>
> You might also want to ckeck the wxpython demo under "More
> Windows/Controls" see the "ComboCtrl" examples.
>
> HTH
What I do is create the menu
self.Sizer=vs=dabo.ui.dSizer('v')
mymenu=dabo.ui.dListControl(self)
mymenu.setColumns( ("Title", "Subtitle", "Release Year") )
mymenu.setColumnWidth(0, 150)
mymenu.setColumnWidth(1, 100)
mymenu.setColumnWidth(2, 200)
mymenu.append( ("The Phantom Menace", "Episode 1", 1999) )
mymenu.append( ("Attack of the Clones", "Episode 2", 2002) )
mymenu.append( ("Revenge of the Sith", "Episode 3", 2005) )
mymenu.append( ("A New Hope", "Episode 4", 1977) )
mymenu.append( ("The Empire Strikes Back", "Episode 5", 1980) )
mymenu.append( ("Return of the Jedi", "Episode 6", 1983) )
wd, ht = mymenu.Size
mymenu.Size = (wd+10, ht+10)
vs.append(mymenu)
then somewhere I add a method to show the popup
def _rightclick(self,evt):
pos=self.getMousePosition()
popupMenu= dabo.ui.dMenu()
self.showContextMenu(popupMenu,pos)
Of course the above is bound to the event of some control.
--
John Fabiani
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