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James Henstridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >From what I remember, the button press events are redirected to the panel
> when you add the widget to the applet with AppletWidget.add(). I think if
> you do something like:
> a = AppletWidget('something')
> box = GtkVBox()
> a.add(box) # box's events get redirected to panel
> widget = GtkSomething()
> box.pack_start(widget) # widget's events do not get redirected
Does that actually work for you? I have slightly different code that
looks like this:
class DropHole(gnome.applet.AppletWidget):
def __init__(self):
gnome.applet.AppletWidget.__init__(self)
[...]
dnd_victim = gtk.GtkEventBox()
[...]
dnd_victim.set_events(GDK.BUTTON_PRESS_MASK)
dnd_victim.connect("button_press_event", self.mouse_click)
self.add(dnd_victim)
And self.mouse_click() still doesn't get called for button2. In fact,
it does when I click on it several times in succession. :-(
Any other thoughts?
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