Paul Barton-Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In message <000701bfbb97$fa709040$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>you write:
> >Hello,
> >I've written a little calculator with a numeric pad. I've bound keys to the
> >buttons signals, I mean that when i press '7' on the keyboard, the button
> >labeled '7' emits the "clicked" signal, doing the appropriate stuff.
> >But I expected that the button would really looks like if 'clicked'. I mean
> >getting the focus, being depressed, changing its color, etc...
> >I can see that the signal is really emitted, but the look of the button
> >doesn't change. I've tried to emit all of the possible signals for the
> >button, added delays to see better, but nothing happened.
> >
> >Does anyone has an idea ?
>
> my guess it that you're using regular buttons, whose appearance
> doesn't really change except between a button press and a button
> release. if you are using the clicked signal, then unless you use a
> toggle button, i wouldn't expect to see very much.
>
People request this feature fairly often (key accelerators result in
visual feedback), but no one has implemented it yet.
Havoc
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