Hi all,
I have a dialog with several hboxes that I fill with combo boxes built
dynamically, like this:
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# description
hb = self.dialog.get_widget('hbox2')
cb = gtk.combo_box_new_text()
for desc in DESCRIPTIONS:
cb.append_text(desc)
hb.add(cb)
cb.show()
cb.connect('changed', self.select_desc)
self.cb_desc = cb
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Using the exact same technique, I build another combo box for CATEGORIES and
call it self.cb_cat.
Then, when the first combo is changed, I want to change the contents of
CATEGORIES below it to reflect the new valid choices:
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def select_desc(self, combo):
des = DESCRIPTIONS[combo.get_active()]
if des == CONTR:
self.cb_cat = gtk.combo_box_new_text()
for cat in CATEGORIES[0:3]:
self.cb_cat.append_text(cat)
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But I keep getting the original contents in the new box. I've tried
deleting the old box entirely (del self.cb_cat) and creating another, but no
difference.
What is the solution?
jm
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