On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 07:28:31PM -0400, John J Breen wrote:
> Hey,
> New to pygtk and have some questions. In the follwoing code my
> button connections (cancel button) do not work. It will say 2nd argument
> must be callable.
[SNIP]
> button = gtk.Button(stock='gtk-cancel')
> button.connect("button_release_event", quit_main())
> button.show()
Remove the () after quit_main: quit_main alone is the function,
while when you write quit_main(), python calls the function and its
return value is the argument you pass to connect.
> Also the dialog made in the second function automatically opens (its
> part of a larger program). I only want the user to see it when they
> press a key combo or hit a menu item. How do I make it only show up
> then?
I think you should call quit_dialog only when you have to, not
before you need it. You could also make an object inheriting
gtk.Dialog and have its show() and hide() methods available.
--
Prof
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