Hi all
I have just started out with Python, and am playing around a bit with
pygtk and libglade. I have some experience with structured programming,
but this is my first encounter with object-oriented programming.
I am trying to create a generic function for a Yes/No type dialog box,
but the code seems a bit "clunky" - would anyone care to look at it and
give me some pointers to how this could be done in a sexier fashion?
Also; I seem to be having some problems when the function is called the
second time around; Python gives this error:
File "main.py", line 142, in dialog_yesno
label.set_text(text)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'set_text'
Any ideas?
Here is the code for my dialog function :
def dialog_yesno(text):
"Displays a yes/no dialog, returns true on yes, false on no"
global xml, status
def yes(obj):
global status
status = 1
print "yes"
window_yesno.destroy()
gtk.mainquit()
def no(obj):
global status
status = 0
print "no"
window_yesno.destroy()
gtk.mainquit()
def destroy(obj):
obj.destroy()
gtk.mainquit()
# get pointers to relevant widgets
window_yesno = xml.get_widget("window_yesnodialog")
label = xml.get_widget("yesno_text")
yesbutton = xml.get_widget("yesno_yes")
nobutton = xml.get_widget("yesno_no")
# set the dialog window label
label.set_text(text)
# default status is false
status = 0
# map signals
yesbutton.connect("clicked", yes)
nobutton.connect("clicked", no)
window_yesno.connect("destroy", destroy)
# Show the window
window_yesno.show()
gtk.mainloop()
# Return our value
return status
--
Erik Grinaker
Freelance UNIX/Linux systems consultant
"Perfection is acheived not when there is nothing more to add, but
rather when there is nothing more to take away"
- Antoine de Saint-Exup�ry
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