Has anyone succeeded in creating popup menus with PyGtk? I tried and
failed -- but then, I'm fairly new at Gtk, so I might be doing
something wrong on that front. Here is the extract from the code I've
tried to run:
from gtk import *
from GDK import *
class someclass (GtkWindow):
def __init__ (self):
GtkWindow.__init__ (self)
self.set_events (BUTTON_PRESS_MASK)
self.signal_connect ("button_press_event", self.display_menu)
self.menu = self.create_menu ()
def create_menu (self):
menu = GtkMenu ()
item = GtkMenuItem ("Change Directory...")
item.connect ("activate", self.menu_change_directory)
menu.append (item)
item = GtkMenuItem ("Exit")
item.connect ("activate", mainquit)
menu.append (item)
return menu
def menu_change_directory (self, widget, event):
pass # just testing
def display_menu (self, widget, event):
print event
self.menu.popup () # !!!!! What do I put here?
return TRUE
someclass().show_all()
mainloop ()
I have little clue as to what 6 arguments menu.popup() expects -- I
intuited that the last two should be event.button and event.time, but
I still don't know about the rest. I ventured with `widget' as the
first one, but am still mystified about the second, and the callable
function is also strange. testgtk.py doesn't attempt to create popup
menus, either.
Can somebody please help?
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