There's a whole lot of stuff being run after Activity.__init__() before
the activity is actually started (take a look at the source [1]).
I haven't looked into it closely, but I suspect that your early
self.close() hangs because the widgets are not set up yet.
Maybe I should put
If I wanted to stop an activity as soon as it was initiated, how would I do
that? The code below hangs with a grey screen.
Why would I want to do this? I am trying to understand how the sugar code
base works. This seems like a good exercise for understanding how sugar
activities start and
Excerpts from Erik Blankinship's message of Wed Feb 09 19:55:12 +0100 2011:
class NotTodayActivity( activity.Activity ):
def __init__( self, handle ):
activity.Activity.__init__( self, handle )
self._auto_shut_down = False
if not
On Feb 9, 2011, at 7:55 PM, Erik Blankinship wrote:
If I wanted to stop an activity as soon as it was initiated, how would I do
that? The code below hangs with a grey screen.
Why would I want to do this? I am trying to understand how the sugar code
base works. This seems like a good
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 08:14:08AM +0100, tom.staub...@fhtw-berlin.de wrote:
Actually this would be a great feature in my opinion.
To me it happened often enough that an activity got started
accidentally while dragging and dropping images from the journal to a
USB Stick, for example.
Being
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