Fabrice DELENTE wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I designed an interface with Glade, and I want to use it with PyGtk.
>
> In this interface, there is a Window and a Dialog. The Dialog is popped up
> when I click a button in the Window.
>
> I have a reference to the Dialog:
>
> dialog = gtk.glade.XML(gladeFile, "dialog1").get_widget("dialog1")
>
> and references to the two button that are in the action area:
>
> okButton = gtk.glade.XML(gladeFile, "dialog1").get_widget("okButton")
> cancelButton = gtk.glade.XML(gladeFile, "dialog1").get_widget("cancelButton")
>
> These buttons are connected to handlers in Glade: okButton's activate and
> clicked signals are connected to handleOkButton, and cancelButton's activate
> and clicked signals to handleCancelButton.
>
> I have defined these handlesr:
>
> def handleOkButton(widget):
> print "ok button pressed"
>
> def handleCancelButton(widget):
> print "cancel button pressed"
>
> but nothing happens when I pop up my Dialog with dialog.show_all() and I
> click either Ok or Cancel... I tried with dialog.run(), and it didn't worked
> either.
>
> Any hint? Thanks!
>
>
Did you connect the handlers to the signals using autoconnect?
John
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