> 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.
Apparently it's fixed in Gambas 2.19. > * FTEST: Within FTest the Form_KeyPress Event seems to be not working at > all, but within FMain the KeyPress event is spawned correctly. Same thing, fixed in Gambas 2.19. > * 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. Fixed too! > > 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? I think it is fixed too. :-) I suggest a Gambas upgrade. If you are an Ubuntu user, and want Gambas binary packages for that, I suggest some lobbying against Ubuntu for that! Regards, -- Benoît Minisini ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Throughout its 18-year history, RSA Conference consistently attracts the world's best and brightest in the field, creating opportunities for Conference attendees to learn about information security's most important issues through interactions with peers, luminaries and emerging and established companies. http://p.sf.net/sfu/rsaconf-dev2dev _______________________________________________ Gambas-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gambas-user
