There is a GtkWidget.grab_focus() method to grab the focus for a widget.
You may want to connect to the enter_notify_event to make the terminal
grab focus when the cursor enters the terminal window. The other option
is to remove focusability of some other widgets with
GtkWidget.unset_flags(CAN_FOCUS) (this would mean you can't use tab to
change focus to those widgets -- you have to use the mouse). The ZvtTerm
widget is a bit weird with respect to focus.
James.
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On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Hassan Aurag wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ok here goes: I have a GnomeApp, which contains with set_content a term done with
>zvt and has a GtkTree inside a VBOX added to it using add_docked.
>
> Now, I haven't been able (duh!) to make this thing understand that when I click or
>move in term space, I want it to get focus.
>
> Each time, I have to use arrows to get back to term!
>
> Needless to say, it IS annoying!
>
> How do I tell GnomeApp or term that whenever someone clicks on it or enters it with
>the mouse to grab focus.
>
> I haven't found a "clicked" signal for term or its container.
>
> So my stupid question is simple.
>
> How in heavens can I make this work? What is the signal? And how to use it?
>
> Also, in the term I launch a onecmd() type app by forking the term.
>
> All goes well, except that the first line of input eats itself whenever the line
>goes to second line, but everything is ok with 3rd ....
>
> You can check the behavior and look at code by getting
> http://www.crm.umontreal.ca/~aurag/mine/gmath-0.0.5.tar.gz
>
> Any help is appreciated!
>
>
> H. Aurag
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