I'll start off by saying I could have misunderstood what the Popup object
is for but I felt like it may be what I was looking for (ability to have
window temporarily display some additional information from my widgets).
However, I just can't get them to work. The code I'm using is as follows:
from libqtile.popup import Popup
class MyPop(Popup):
def _handle_Expose(self, e):
logger.warning("Exposed")
def _handle_KeyPress(self, event):
logger.warning("Key: {}".format(event))
def _handle_ButtonPress(self, event):
logger.warning("Button: {}".format(event))
I subclassed Popup so I could write my own handle functions but none of
them seem to get called (as there's nothing in the log file).
The window loads ok (small, semi-opaque window in top left corner as per
default values) but clicking on it just seems to impact the window beneath
it.
Any ideas where I'm going wrong?
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