Lacking any clear examples of how to set up bindings for new widgets (Havoc:
thanks for the explanation for the lack of preexisting examples, btw), I'm
striking out on my own, trying to feel my way in the dark without banging my
shin on the coffee table.
I have an extremely simple example (in Python). I made a trivial subclass
of GtkDrawingArea:
class Sketch(gtk.GtkDrawingArea):
pass
for which I defined a new signal:
gobject.signal_new("move-obj", Sketch, gobject.SIGNAL_RUN_FIRST,
gobject.TYPE_NONE, (gobject.TYPE_INT, gobject.TYPE_INT))
I want to be able to bind <ctl>- and <shift>-prefixed arrow keys to the
"move-obj" signal, so I defined the following
binding "movers" {
bind "<control>Up" { "move-obj" ( 0, -1 ) }
bind "<shift>Up" { "move-obj" ( 0, -10 ) }
bind "<control>Down" { "move-obj" ( 0, 1 ) }
bind "<shift>Down" { "move-obj" ( 0, 10 ) }
bind "<control>Left" { "move-obj" ( -1, 0 ) }
bind "<shift>Left" { "move-obj" ( -10, 0 ) }
bind "<control>Right" { "move-obj" ( 1, 0 ) }
bind "<shift>Right" { "move-obj" ( 10, 0 ) }
}
class "Sketch" binding "movers"
and pass it to gtk.rc_parse_string at the start of the script.
Furthermore, I attempt to make sure that my Sketch instances see keypresses:
drw = Sketch()
drw.add_events(gtk.GDK.KEY_PRESS_MASK|gtk.GDK.KEY_RELEASE_MASK)
drw.set_flags(gtk.CAN_FOCUS)
and finally, establish a callback for the "move-obj" signal:
drw.connect("move-obj", cb)
When I put this all together in the obvious fashion, my callback function is
never called. I'm at a loss to figure out what's missing. I suspect my key
binding stuff is incorrect somehow or I've failed to correctly set up the
Sketch object to see key presses.
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Skip Montanaro ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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