Never mind, I've just figured out that a __gtype_name__ line needs to
be added and everything then works as expected. This is a working
version:
class MenuToolAction(gtk.Action):
__gtype_name__ = "MenuToolAction"
MenuToolAction.set_tool_item_type(gtk.MenuToolButton)
But I'm still wondering, why the first version did not work? Isn't
__gtype_name__ set automatically nowadays?
--Artem
2006/8/10, Артём Попов <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello,
I've been trying to use the new (in 2.9.4) feature of setting ToolItem
type in gtk.Action, (I need a toolitem with a dropdown menu). I was
doing something like:
class MenuToolAction(gtk.Action):
pass
MenuToolAction.set_tool_item_type(gtk.MenuToolButton)
...then creating a bunch of actions the usual way (the entries), then
doing something like:
custom_action = MenuToolAction()
group.add_action(custom_action)
The result is bizzare: ALL toolbar buttons now have a (disabled) arrow
next to them, only the actual action, that should have a menu has the
enabled arrow with the dropdown menu.
I realize, that by calling
"MenuToolAction.set_tool_item_type(gtk.MenuToolButton)" I somehow set
the "tool_item_type" class attribute for gtk.Action and NOT my
subclass. Then, how do I set the attribute only for the subclass? I
apologize, if I'm asking a dumb question, but I simply have not done
anything like this before. Thanks in advance for your help.
--Artem
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