On Wed, 05 Dec 2001 13:15:12 -0500
"Steve McClure" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> realize is called when the dialog is first created.
> map is called each time show() is called.
> I believe the widget.show() method generates a map-event which
> generates a map signal. You can see that if you connect both 'map' and
> 'map-event' to the dialog.
>
> I use the map signal, not map-event, for dialogs to populate
> themselves then use this function instead of widget.show():
>
> def showDialog(self, dialogName, title = None):
> d = self.wtree.get_widget(dialogName)
> if title:
> d.set_title(title)
> if d.flags(gtk.MAPPED) == 0:
> d.show()
> else:
> d.get_window()._raise()
> # call map again so dialogs will refresh their contents
> return d.emit('map', d)
Cool! Could you post to the list enough code that could be
run "out of the box" that demonstrates that? I don't use
Classes at all (but have often thought about it) and am simply
unsure about how to best go about it. In fact, let me make
that a more general question (for a more general audience):
could some of you explain how *you* use glade and/or gtk?
Do you use classes? Do you do things programmatically? Personally,
I use a wrapper that does (essentially) this:
import foo_handlers
wtree = libglade.GladeXML(filename)
try:
foo_handlers.wtree = wtree
foo_handlers.setup() # handles things like commandline, preps variables
foo_handlers.wtree.signal_autoconnect(foo_handlers.__dict__)
f = os.path.expanduser("~/.gtkrc-foo")
if os.path.exists(f):
gtk.rc_parse(f)
foo_handlers.go() # eventually calls gtk.mainloop()
except:
foo_handlers.on_exit() # eventually calls gtk.mainquit()
raise
sys.exit(1)
and foo_handlers is little more than support functions and
def on_button_foo_clicked(widget):
blah blah blah
style. No classes, etc...
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