On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 4:14 AM, Davy Cottet <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Now, how do I declare a new command for every builder ?
>
> I've tr
> i
> ed this :
>
>
>
> table = []
> for builder in builders:
> @g.command('make-'+builder)
>
>
> def mymakecommand(keywords):
>
>
> make(builder)
> table.append((builder,None,'make-'+builder),)
>
>
> c.frame.menu.
>
> createMenuEntries(makeMenu, table)
>
This should work:
def mymakecommand(keywords,builder=builder):
make(builder)
Here is my test script::
def make(arg):
g.trace(arg)
# parent = c.frame.menu.menuBar
# makeMenu = c.frame.menu.new_menu(parent,tearoff=False,label='Make')
builders = ('abc','xyz',)
table = []
for builder in builders:
@g.command('make-'+builder)
def junk_f(keywords,builder=builder):
make(builder)
table.append((builder,None,'make-'+builder),)
# c.frame.menu.createMenuEntries(makeMenu,table)
for s in builders:
c.k.simulateCommand('make-'+s)
HTH
Edward
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