Hello Katarina,
On Jan 20 13:17 Katarina Machalkova wrote (shortened):
I like to permanently bind the Enter key to a PushButton.
Currently I have in source/printer/src/basicadd.ycp
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`HBox
( `PushButton
( `id(`apply_driver_filter),
`opt(`default),
_("&Search for")
),
`InputField
( `id(`driver_filter_input),
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Hmm, I did exactly the same in webpin client ...
(http://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=538774)
Unfortunately `opt(`default) does not work here.
... and it worked reasonably well for me. Odd :(
I use exactly the same since a longer time in yast2-scanner
in source/scanner/src/dialogs.ycp where it worked and works
all the time as far as I remember for Qt and Gtk
but it does not work for yast2-printer in
source/printer/src/basicadd.ycp
Which UI are you trying, btw? It doesn't (never did and never will) work in
ncurses. Then maybe you're hitting a Gtk bug I had reported and Ricardo fixed
in the meantime (http://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=558900)
Ahh!
It works for me in yast2-printer with Qt but not with Gtk
so that it seems yast2-printer is hit by another instance of
http://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=558900
I assume whatever Wizard::... function call afterwards
invalids this `opt(`default) and re-sets the default
back to 'Next' or 'Back'.
I assumed this was gonna happen too, but in the end it was not the case.
Back then, to solve the problem I was thinking about adding a new function to
Wizard, something like Wizard::SetNextButtonNonDefault( any id, string label )
- much alike to existing SetNextButton() call, just without `opt(`default)
For me Wizard::SetNextButtonNonDefault looks like a somehow
indirect workaround for the initial issue which is to set
a particular widget to be the one which the Enter key triggers
so that its widget ID is the result of UI::UserInput.
Therefore I would more prefer to have a direct function
to bind the Enter key to a widget if this is possible.
If such a function exists, it may also enable the
widget if it is in state 'disabled'.
Which Wizard:: calls are used here? Maybe we'll need to extend the Wizard API
and/or fine-tune Wizard widget (used by GUIs) now ...
If you still need the exact code, it is perhaps easiest
to look directly at source/printer/src/basicadd.ycp in YaST SVN.
Kind Regards
Johannes Meixner
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