On 3/7/06, Vladislav Grinchenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have a list of itmes in a ListStore. An item can be selected with a > stylus by tapping it once. Tapping it twice brings up an item-specific > dialog. This seems too be very natural for a desktop application. > > However, under hildon, the fact that a user has to tap twice on an item > to bring up a dialog seems very confusing to the end user. > > I tried to connect signal_button_press_event to the TreeView and catch > "Select,Confirm" button click (GDK_Return - nokia770 round button), but > even though TreeView has the focus, I don't see the event being > generated.
When you press Select with a selected item, you should get the "row-activated" signal. Same goes with tapping twice on the same item (or, annoyingly, tapping on a selected item once). > So, how do others cope with clear absence of double-click in hildon? There is no absence of double click, the treeview case is just special (you can double- and triple-click to select text for example, unless I remember wrong). In addition to that, you have the tap'n'hold behaviour to compensate with the absence of multiple mouse buttons. Youa can read more about that from the tutorials / API docs. -- Kalle Vahlman, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Powered by http://movial.fi Interesting stuff at http://syslog.movial.fi
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