Op 14-08-12 06:35, Ajay Garg schreef:
Hi all.
I have four simple questions :) ::
a)
How to block the complete UI (in the sense that no user-interaction
with the UI is effective), although the UI changes take place as usual
via the changes emanating from the code?
b)
How to block only a widget, while the rest of the UI remains unblocked?
c)
How to unblock only a widget, while the rest of the UI remains blocked?
d)
How to unblock the complete UI?
Do you mean gtk.Widget.set_sensitive(True|False) ? You can use it on
your toplevel window to disable the whole application or on individual
widgets.
Cheers,
Timo
Will be grateful for a reply.
Thanks and Regards,
Ajay
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