After some help from Kivy
developers<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/kivy-users/-LfRTZiNWHU>,
they
taught me that the thing to do is to merge the event loop from Kivy with
Leo event loop.
Never used event loops and not even sure what they are, but Im messing
arround with:
> g.registerHandler("idle", on_idle)
And then calling Kivy idle with on_idle command.
On Friday, September 6, 2013 10:56:29 AM UTC+2, Fidel N wrote:
>
> Hi:
> Im finishing the Kivy Gui for Leo. I got to the point that I can command
> it from Leo (Build buttons, change the layout, well do anything) and those
> buttons do commands in Leo. As I said, that Gui can be used in Andriod,
> IOS, etc, using leo files as source. I will develop this better when I post
> the finished thing here.
>
> The problem is that Kivy has its own eventloop, and when I create its Gui
> from Leo, I have two options:
>
> - Dont make EventLoop idle in Kivy -> The kivy Gui will work as
> expected, but it blocks Caps lock in Leo
> - Make EventLoop idle in Kivy -> Leo works normally, but Kivy window
> becomes unresponsive (Wont even respond to mouse trying to move it over
> the
> screen).
>
> This kivy Gui is a Slave window to Leo (It even appears with the Leo icon).
>
> The question would be, is there any hook I could use so whenever Kivy gui
> is selected (on top) I can make EventLoop of Kivy not idle (Responsive
> again) and when its not selected (on top) I set it back to idle so input
> works as normally?
>
>
>
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