Re: [pygtk] Hiding and showing dialogs using libglade
On Wed, Nov 13, 2002 at 07:53:25PM +0100, Åsmund Skjæveland wrote:
> I'm writing an offliner (like a newsreader, only for BBS use) using
> pygtk and libglade. I'm trying to find the right way to show and hide
> a file selection dialog after a "load file" buton has been
> clicked. Should I use a direct widget approach (i.e. create a separate
> XML tree, use selectFile = SelectFileTree.get_widget('SelectFile') and
> selectFile.show()), or is there a more automatic way to do this
> (i.e. call the widget's show() and hide()) with libglade, without
> pulling out the widget from the XML tree?
I would go about getting the widget and manipulating it;
signal_autoconnect is a bit pokey and inflexible in my experience. Of
course, if you use Kiwi, this is done for you automatically :-)
Take care,
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Christian Reis, Senior Engineer, Async Open Source, Brazil.
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Re: [pygtk] Hiding and showing dialogs using libglade
On Thu, 2002-11-14 at 07:53, Åsmund Skjæveland wrote:
> I'm writing an offliner (like a newsreader, only for BBS use) using
> pygtk and libglade. I'm trying to find the right way to show and hide
> a file selection dialog after a "load file" buton has been
> clicked. Should I use a direct widget approach (i.e. create a separate
> XML tree, use selectFile = SelectFileTree.get_widget('SelectFile') and
> selectFile.show()), or is there a more automatic way to do this
> (i.e. call the widget's show() and hide()) with libglade, without
> pulling out the widget from the XML tree?
I normally create the file-selector using GTK without bothering with
GLADE; it is easier that way. For example this is the code (GTK 1.2)
that I use to create a directory-selector.
fs = GtkFileSelection('Select Fetch Directory')
fs.file_list.set_sensitive(0)
fs.hide_fileop_buttons()
fs.set_filename(self.homeDir + '/')
fs.ok_button.connect('clicked', self.browseOk_cb, fs)
fs.cancel_button.connect('clicked', self.browseCancel_cb, fs)
The rest of the program uses GLADE, except for other "small" windows
such as error messages.
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[pygtk] Hiding and showing dialogs using libglade
I'm writing an offliner (like a newsreader, only for BBS use) using
pygtk and libglade. I'm trying to find the right way to show and hide
a file selection dialog after a "load file" buton has been
clicked. Should I use a direct widget approach (i.e. create a separate
XML tree, use selectFile = SelectFileTree.get_widget('SelectFile') and
selectFile.show()), or is there a more automatic way to do this
(i.e. call the widget's show() and hide()) with libglade, without
pulling out the widget from the XML tree?
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Åsmund Skjæveland
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