Hi,
I'm new, greetings All!
The following appears to create an easily reproducible bug in the
set_cursor method of a gtk.TreeView. Can someone confirm, and/or tell
me where to report it? Is bugzilla.gnome.org appropriate for pygtk
bugs, although this has the feel of a 'C' bug to me?
Ubuntu 7.10 with default versions of python, pygtk, and gtk, whatever
those are.
Thanks
Bob
# Main.py
#
#
import pygtk
import gtk
import os
instruct = """
To reproduce bug:
leaving tree unexpanded and without a cursor, push bug button,
selection bar will be placed on top line, then expand top line,
and try to select second line; selection bar will not work
"""
class Main:
def __init__ (self):
self. window = gtk. Window (gtk. WINDOW_TOPLEVEL)
#self. window. maximize ()
self. window. connect ("delete_event", self. delete_event)
self. window. connect ("destroy", self. destroy)
self. window. show ()
self. box = gtk. VBox ()
self. box. show ()
self. window. add (self. box)
self. text = gtk. TextView ()
self. text. show ()
bu = gtk. TextBuffer ()
bu. set_text (instruct)
self. text. set_buffer (bu)
self. tv = gtk. TreeView ()
self. tv. show ()
self. ts = gtk. TreeStore (str)
self. tv. set_model (self. ts)
col = gtk. TreeViewColumn ('My column')
self. tv. append_column (col)
cell = gtk. CellRendererText ()
col. pack_start (cell, False)
col. add_attribute (cell, 'text', 0)
r1 = self. ts. append (None, ('Test1', ))
r2 = self. ts. append (r1, ('Test2', ))
r3 = self. ts. append (r2, ('Test3', ))
self. box. pack_start (self. tv)
self. button = gtk. Button ('Bug')
self. button. show ()
self. button. connect ('clicked', self. bug)
self. box. pack_end (self. text)
self. box. pack_end (self. button, expand = False)
def bug (self, ev):
self. tv. set_cursor ((0, 0, 0))
def main (self):
gtk. main ()
def delete_event (self, widget, event, data=None):
#print 'Delete event'
return False
def destroy (self, widget, data = None):
gtk. main_quit ()
if __name__ == '__main__':
py = Main ()
py. main ()
# Main.py
#
#
import pygtk
import gtk
import os
instruct = """
To reproduce bug:
leaving tree unexpanded and without a cursor, push bug button,
selection bar will be placed on top line, then expand top line,
and try to select second line; selection bar will not work
"""
class Main:
def __init__ (self):
self. window = gtk. Window (gtk. WINDOW_TOPLEVEL)
#self. window. maximize ()
self. window. connect ("delete_event", self. delete_event)
self. window. connect ("destroy", self. destroy)
self. window. show ()
self. box = gtk. VBox ()
self. box. show ()
self. window. add (self. box)
self. text = gtk. TextView ()
self. text. show ()
bu = gtk. TextBuffer ()
bu. set_text (instruct)
self. text. set_buffer (bu)
self. tv = gtk. TreeView ()
self. tv. show ()
self. ts = gtk. TreeStore (str)
self. tv. set_model (self. ts)
col = gtk. TreeViewColumn ('My column')
self. tv. append_column (col)
cell = gtk. CellRendererText ()
col. pack_start (cell, False)
col. add_attribute (cell, 'text', 0)
r1 = self. ts. append (None, ('Test1', ))
r2 = self. ts. append (r1, ('Test2', ))
r3 = self. ts. append (r2, ('Test3', ))
self. box. pack_start (self. tv)
self. button = gtk. Button ('Bug')
self. button. show ()
self. button. connect ('clicked', self. bug)
self. box. pack_end (self. text)
self. box. pack_end (self. button, expand = False)
def bug (self, ev):
self. tv. set_cursor ((0, 0, 0))
def main (self):
gtk. main ()
def delete_event (self, widget, event, data=None):
#print 'Delete event'
return False
def destroy (self, widget, data = None):
gtk. main_quit ()
if __name__ == '__main__':
py = Main ()
py. main ()
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