chenguang Zhang wrote:
> Suppose there are several points on my canvas, each corresponds to a
> data of the form [point index, point's x coordanate, point's y
> coordinate], all these points are
> created by the following sentence,
>
> for point in self.data:
> #self.data is a point list and has the form [point1, point2, ...]
> self.drawing.create_oval(point[1]-2, point[2]-2, point[1]+2,
>
> point[2]+2,fill='black',tags='Toselect')
> #self.drawing is a Canvas
> self.drawing.tag_bind('Toselect', '<Any-Enter>', self.mouseEnter)
>
> and the following is the self.mouseEnter function:
>
> def mouseEnter(self,event):
>
> self.CoordinateShow.configure(text='point:'+str(event.x)+','+str(event.y))
> #self.CoordinateShow is a Label to show the point's information
>
> I want to show the related information of the point when my mouse moves
> upon them...
> The KEY problem is: How can the mouse read out that point's OWN
> information, such as the point's index, x and y coordinate, and even the
> point's color. You see, the mouse's function here accually works on its
> own x and y coordinates(event.x and event.y), not the point's value.
> (now the self.mouseEnter function don't manipulate color, but my future
> work will have to handle this...)
>
You need to convert the screen coordinate to your canvas coordinate.
Replace event.x and event.y with self.drawing.canvasx(event.x) and
self.drawing.canvasy(event.y) respectively.
Regards,
John
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