Re: [pygtk] catching all keyboard/mouse events

2010-11-21 Thread m . c . wilkins
Hi, > Maybe this post will help you a bit: > http://www.mail-archive.com/pygtk@daa.com.au/msg19101.html Yes thank you, it did. It talks of using keybinder. Unfortunately that requires binding a particular key combo to a handler (not just any key, or mouse). However I downloaded keybinder and

Re: [pygtk] gtk.IconView and set_cell_data_func doesn't work together

2010-11-21 Thread Iñigo Serna
Hi again, ok, I found it. Here you have the answer: class IconView(gtk.Iconview): def __init__(self): ... crpb = gtk.CellRendererPixbuf() self.pack_start(crpb, False) self.set_cell_data_func(crpb, self.cell_pixbuf_func) # self.set_text_column(6)

Re: [pygtk] Deselecting the text from an Entry the first time it appears.

2010-11-21 Thread Timo
On 21-11-10 14:57, Fabrice Delente wrote: Hello. I have a DrawingArea that responds to keyboard event. I want that, when I press 1-9, an Entry pops up, in which I can type a number whose first digit is the digit that made the Entry pop up. I have nearly succeeded, however when the Entry p

[pygtk] gtk.IconView and set_cell_data_func doesn't work together

2010-11-21 Thread Iñigo Serna
Hi, I'm trying to set a custom function to render the images on a gtk.IconView, instead of the usual "gtk.IconView.set_pixbuf_column()" method. To do it, I'm using "set_cell_data_func" method that gtk.IconView inherits from gtk.CellLayout [1] and [2]. It doesn't work, reporting next error. """ i

[pygtk] Deselecting the text from an Entry the first time it appears.

2010-11-21 Thread Fabrice Delente
Hello. I have a DrawingArea that responds to keyboard event. I want that, when I press 1-9, an Entry pops up, in which I can type a number whose first digit is the digit that made the Entry pop up. I have nearly succeeded, however when the Entry pops up the digit is selected, so that when I ty