Listbox.. ACTIVE-item is the one selected previously..
Fredrik Lundh
fredrik at pythonware.com
Mon Nov 1 11:46:52 EST 1999
Andrew Markebo <andrew.markebo at telelogic.se> (or is it Eskilsson?) wrote:
> I want to have a listbox, and when the user clicks on one item in it,
> he gets the value selected 'published' somewhere.. with the small
> program included below.. If it is launched, and the user selects the
> letters in order I would assume the result to be "abcde", but what I get is:
> "aabcd", after the first selection, ACTIVE is lagged..
>
> What have I missed??
by default, instance bindings are called *before* class
bindings -- and it's the class bindings that implement
standard behaviour.
easy solution: use double click instead.
slightly harder solution: use bindtags to swap
instance and class bindings.
best solution: instead of using instance bindings,
create your own binding class, and place it be-
fore the standard class bindings.
(sorry, no time for code samples today).
</F>
More information about the Python-list
mailing list