Comment #16 on issue 166 by vinetouu: The cursor should be put on current
window when switch between windows by Ctrl+Tab
http://code.google.com/p/ulipad/issues/detail?id=166
Limodou, I must tell you something. The keyword 'is' checks if two objects
are of the
same type, and the '==' sign checks if an object has the specified value
after the
'==' sign.
Try it in the interpreter:
1 is True
False
You are testing here if the type 'int' is the same object as the
type 'bool', and you
get the response that it is not.
type(1)
<type 'int'>
type(True)
<type 'bool'>
You can see that those two objects are of different type. The keyword 'is'
checks if
two objects are the same type. If you want to test the value of one object,
then use
the '==' sign.
1 == True
True
Here you check what the boolean *value* (True or False) of the integer type
is. By
default, everything in Python is True except 0, None, False, [], '', {} ...
In the method on_kill_focus(), the returned value is *always False*
because 'return
command_mode is True' first checks if command_mode and True are both bool
types and
then returns that value. And since command_mode is not a bool type, the
answer of
'command_mode is True' always gives False and the method on_kill_focus()
always
returns False. It would return True *only* then when you make the variable
command_mode be a bool type, like if you would do 'command_mode = False' or
'command_mode = True' in the *same* namespace as the test 'command_mode is
True' exists.
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