Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro wrote:
A Qua, 2004-04-07 Ãs 20:58, Jakub Piotr CÅapa escreveu:
Why are this two different? It is mentioned in FAQ 10.13 that nobody
alive knows this but maybe there is one who knows?
I've found out that returning True doesn't stop button_press_event from
propagating. I wanted jump to another entry in a TreeView when the user
selected sth from the popup menu but it didn't work because of TreeView
interpreting my 'popuping click' also as a 'selecting click'. However,
when I executed trv.emit_stop_by_name ('button_press_event'), it worked
perfectly. What's up?
You must be doing something really weird with your popup menu.
Usually, gtk.Menu.popup() grabs the keyboard and pointer, completely
avoiding the problem you described.
I just tried it, and return True in button-press-event works just
fine.
Regards.
I click on one row and in the event handler (which is running a nested
main_loop ending with popup menu deactivation, maybe this is the cause?)
I set_cursor to another one. Nevertheless the cursor gets back to the
one I clicked on unless I add emit_stop_by_name. Are you sure it is
working for you?
--
regards,
Jakub Piotr CÅapa
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