On 05/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I haven't used bwidget drag and drop myself.
You can get the widget object for a string path by using bwidget.nametowidget
but I had trouble with this since often the name of an internal widget, such as
(in my case) '.1077785676.c', is returned. Perhaps by chopping off parts until
a recognized widget is found will work.
Here's a small program I just wrote which demonstrates drag&drop between two
ListBox (not Tree) widgets.
from Tkinter import *
from bwidget import *
import bwidget
def nametowidget(name):
while name:
try:
return bwidget.nametowidget(app, name)
except KeyError:
i = name.rindex('.')
name = name[:i]
def draginit(a, b, c): return ('LISTBOX_ITEM', 'move', b)
def do_drop(src, dest, where, op, kind, data):
src = ""> dest = nametowidget(dest)
src.insert(END, text=dest.itemcget(data, "text"))
def do_drag(src, dest, op, kind, data, result):
if result:
src = ""> src.delete(data)
common_args = {'dropcmd': do_drop, 'dragendcmd': do_drag, 'dragenabled': 1,
'dropenabled': 1, 'dropovermode': 'w'}
app = Tk()
t = ListBox(app, **common_args)
t.pack(side=LEFT)
for text in "abcde":
t.insert(END, text=text*3)
u = ListBox(app, **common_args)
u.pack(side=LEFT)
for text in "12345":
u.insert(END, text=text*3)
app.mainloop()
Jeff
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