Paul D. Fernhout wrote: > BUT, I'm stuck on > intercepting all ALT mouse activity so embedded widgets can be dragged > without messing with their individual events handlers (which I could do as > in a try with passing on right click menu events [like I did with the wx > Button], but is inelegant and may have other problems).
Well, as a follow up, I could not find an easy way to do what I wanted elegantly, so rather than continue to be bogged down with that, for now I did it the cheap-and-dirty way of overriding mouse event handling in each widget, so now the TK version supports (in a bare-bones fashion) the TK Button, Label, Entry, and Text widgets (and the exampel world file makes one of each type). Also, I added into the source a slightly hacked version of the idlelib TreeWidget to get a tree. I put the source into SVN because I know at least under Debian that Idle is a separate install, so I didn't want to count on that being there for now, though I would have rather used a library version of a tree. Still no inspector or shell (although I guess I could eventually drop in a TK Idle editor window or shell now that it supports wrapping TK widgets. :-) Anyway, hopefully it shows the hope that those non CS types could soon be dragging their Tkinter GUIs around and customizing them as Francois demonstrates. And after that, hopefully someday it is on to Cairo. :-) --Paul Fernhout _______________________________________________ Edu-sig mailing list Edu-sig@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/edu-sig
