From: Pier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi again,
Ricardo Caesar Lenzi wrote:
Try this:
def on_clist_button_press_event(clist,mousebutton,data):
if mousebutton.type==5:
print "Double-click!"
clist.connect("button_press_event",on_clist_button_press_event)
- Ricardo
Pier wrote:
Hi again,
Ricardo Caesar Lenzi wrote:
Try this:
def on_clist_button_press_event(clist,mousebutton,data):
if mousebutton.type==5:
print "Double-click!"
clist.connect("button_press_event",on_clist_button_press_event)
- Ricardo
this does not work
On Thu, 01 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Pier wrote:
Ricardo Caesar Lenzi wrote:
Try this:
def on_clist_button_press_event(clist,mousebutton,data):
if mousebutton.type==5:
I think it's somewhat clearer to say (having done "import GDK" somewhere):
if mousebutton.type ==
Hi to all
i need to handle a double click on a row of a CList but i can't figure
the name of the signal ("double_click" does not
work); any idea
Tks
Pier
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Pier wrote:
Hi to all
i need to handle a double click on a row of a CList but i can't figure
the name of the signal ("double_click" does not
work); any idea
Tks
Pier
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