Hi everybody,
I can't understand some behaviours, as reported in the subject.
I'm using Gambas 2.13 from Ubuntu 9.10 64bit.
The project uses only gtk.
I've created a Form, FTest, that contains five components: three labels,
one picture and a timer.
This is my (trivial) code:
''''''''''''''''''''' FTest ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
PUBLIC SUB Form_MouseDown()
ME.Close(0)
END
PUBLIC SUB Form_KeyPress()
IF Key.Code = Key.Esc THEN
ME.Close(0)
ENDIF
END
PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
tmr.Enabled = TRUE
END
PUBLIC SUB Form_Close()
tmr.Enabled = FALSE
END
Another Form, FMain, creates an instance of FTest through this code:
'''''''''''''''''''''' FMain ''''''''''''''''''''''''''
PUBLIC SUB Form_KeyPress()
DIM ftst AS NEW FTest
DIM nResult AS Integer
IF Key.code = Key["T"] AND Key.Control THEN
nResult = ftst.ShowModal()
ENDIF
END
The problems that I'm experiencing:
* FMAIN: ftst.ShowModal() method creates a modal window but if I click
on any point of the FMain window the ftst form gets closed.
* FTEST: Within FTest the Form_KeyPress Event seems to be not working at
all, but within FMain the KeyPress event is spawned correctly.
* FTEST: Form_MouseDown Event is spawned only if I click on the picture
control or on the label controls. It doesn't work if I click on the Form
surface. It should be the opposite, I think.
During some tests I made (always with gtk), I've seen that if there is
no button controls on the Form, the KeyPress event is not spawned. Is
this a right behaviour?
Using qt I haven't problems like these but, if it's possible, I would
continue to develop using gtk.
Have You any ideas? I'm doing something wrong?
I hope I was understandable.
Tnx in advance.
--
Matteo
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