OK, figured it out.
I was using
if event.state == gtk.gdk.CONTROL_MASK | gtk.gdk.MOD2_MASK:
and this worked under linux but not windows. When I changed it to
if event.state & gtk.gdk.CONTROL_MASK | gtk.gdk.MOD2_MASK:
if worked under both windows and linux.
On 07/06/2010 04:44 PM, Lang Hurst wrote:
I have this in my program
def on_window1_key_event(self, widget, event):
print event
It works fine under linux, the terminal prints out things like
<gtk.gdk.Event at 0x8b525c0: GDK_KEY_PRESS keyval=Control_L>
<gtk.gdk.Event at 0x8b525c0: GDK_KEY_PRESS keyval=e>
<gtk.gdk.Event at 0x8b525c0: GDK_KEY_PRESS keyval=s>
I do other stuff with the key presses, but it works. When I try to
run the same program under windows, I get output like
<gdk.Event at 0xce8640>
<gdk.Event at 0xce8590>
<gdk.Event at 0xce8850>
No actual key values come over for me to work with. Any idea why its
doing this? Basically, I capture CNTRL+key and do stuff with it,
based on the window that's showing.
-Lang
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