Hi,
You can use something like this:
mainw=Tk()
mainw.bind_all(Down, lambda e : mainw.event_generate(Tab))
mainw.bind_all(Up, lambda e : mainw.event_generate(Shift-Tab))
mainw.bind_all(Return, lambda e : mainw.event_generate(space))
It works fine on my WM6 smartphone
Jorgen Bodde-3 wrote:
Hi,
I' am about to make a public release of PocketPyGui, an open source
toolkit that provides an abstraction level over the raw Win32 GUI api.
I tried to design its API for python developers with no prior knowledge
of win32 programming.
For instance, one of its main benefit over its ancestor,
Hi Alexandre,
It sounds very interesting. If you have a download available, please
send me (or the mailinglist) a link! I'm still a newbie on the
PythonCE platform, but I do know Python well for 2 years now so I hope
I can use it to develop small apps rapidly for my mobile phone.
Regards,
-
Hi Jorgen,
On 17/10/2007, at 7:29 AM, Jorgen Bodde wrote:
Thank you for your answer, I guess I need to find a port of wxWidgets
/ wxPython or some kind that targets the mobile platform better, or
instead use the Embedded Visual Studio with .NET. I love Python so I
hope there is a better
Hi Christopher,
Thank you for your answer, I guess I need to find a port of wxWidgets
/ wxPython or some kind that targets the mobile platform better, or
instead use the Embedded Visual Studio with .NET. I love Python so I
hope there is a better alternative for the smartphone.
Regards,
- Jorgen
Hi All,
I have PythonCE 2.5 and TKinter running on my smartphone. I wrote a
minimal app and I see a dialog with a button, but since it is a
smartphone which does only have number keys and a jog dial to control
the input, the window stays unresponsive to input. I cannot even set
the focus to a
