Gael Varoquaux wrote:
> I think that for such a blocking call to work, all we would need is a
> way to start and stop the eventloop (I am talking in wx terms, the only
> GUI toolkit I know).
That's a trick, because if you stop the event loop, then you don't get
the mouse clicks...
However, perhaps you can take advantage of a similar feature (at least
in wx) -- can you make the Frame Modal temporarily? My understanding of
how model dialogs work is that they stop the main event loop, and then
have their own event loop, for just that frame -- then you could catch
the mouse event you want, and make it non-modal again.
What I don't know is if you can make a Frame model/non-model without
hiding and showing it in the process...
I also don't know if other toolkits work similarly.
-Chris
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