twblue/src/widgetUtils/gtkUtils.py

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from gi.repository import Gtk, Gdk
toolkit = "gtk"
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# Code responses for GTK +3 dialogs.
# this is when an user presses OK on a dialogue.
OK = Gtk.ResponseType.OK
# This is when an user presses cancel on a dialogue.
CANCEL = Gtk.ResponseType.CANCEL
# This is when an user closes the dialogue or an id to create the close button.
CLOSE = Gtk.ResponseType.CLOSE
# The response for a "yes" Button pressed on a dialogue.
YES = Gtk.ResponseType.YES
# This is when the user presses No on a default dialogue.
NO = Gtk.ResponseType.NO
#events
# This is raised when the application must be closed.
CLOSE_EVENT = "delete-event"
# This is activated when a button is pressed.
BUTTON_PRESSED = "clicked"
# This is activated when an user enter text on an edit box.
#ENTERED_TEXT = wx.EVT_TEXT
MENU = "activate"
#KEYPRESS = wx.EVT_CHAR_HOOK
#NOTEBOOK_PAGE_CHANGED = wx.EVT_NOTEBOOK_PAGE_CHANGED
def exit_application():
""" Closes the current window cleanly. """
Gtk.main_quit()
def connect_event(parent, event, func, menuitem=None, *args, **kwargs):
""" Connects an event to a function.
parent Gtk.widget: The widget that will listen for the event.
event widgetUtils.event: The event that will be listened for the parent. The event should be one of the widgetUtils events.
function func: The function that will be connected to the event."""
if menuitem == None:
return getattr(parent, "connect")(event, func, *args, **kwargs)
else:
return getattr(menuitem, "connect")(event, func, *args, **kwargs)