Somesh Bartakke wrote:
am using TextView widget in a program.
i want to get Iter at current cursor position,
how to get it ?
i couldnt find the function for that .
I have no idea if this is the best way to do it. But this is what I am
doing and it works fine for me. This code is from a project that defines
a TextView called file_textview using glade. But the signal handler is
attached in the code rather than in glade.
def init_text_display(self):
self.text_view = self.widgets.get_widget('file_textview')
self.text_buffer = self.text_view.get_buffer()
self.text_buffer.connect('mark-set', self.on_insertion_moved)
def on_insertion_moved(self, text_buffer, iter, text_mark):
# see if the cursor has really moved
offset = iter.get_offset()
if self.last_offset != offset:
self.last_offset = offset
# processing here
Greg
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