Do you have any more luck if you use the activate signal? This gets
called when the return key is pressed. Maybe using connect_after for this
will get it called after the GnomeEntry code saves the history.
James.
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On Fri, 12 Nov 1999, Daniel Kornhauser wrote:
> Hi pygs users:
>
> I'm trying to use a GnomeEntry, but I'am having trouble ereasing and
> keeping the history.
>
> For example if you run the attach gnomeentry.py and you write:
> fd 1 <press return>
> (delete fd 1)
> fd 2 <press return>
> (delete fd 2)
> fd 3 <press return>
>
> and press the little arrow you see the history and I works ok :-).
>
> But, I want to erase the GtkEntry contents after y press return to be
> ready for new input.
>
> so I introduced item.set_text("") in the call back.
>
> But if you run the attach gnomeentry_delete.py and you write:
> fd 1 <press return>
> fd 2 <press return>
> fd 3 <press return>
>
> The history isn't logged any more :-(.
>
> I tried to use a connect_after to bind the callback and the GnomeEntry but
> I get weirdier: if you press space the contents of the GtkEntry are logged
> ???
>
> Check how gnomeentry_delete_after.py history saves "fd" for no "reason"
> when you enter:
>
> fd 1 <press return>
> fd 2 <press return>
> fd 3 <press return>
>
> I would be very greatfull for any help.
>
> Daniel Kornhauser.
>
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