Hidetoshi NAGAI
6/3/2009 8:11:00 AM
From: Jesus Jesus <jesussalas187@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: invoke a event in ruby/tk
Date: Wed, 3 Jun 2009 14:00:35 +0900
Message-ID: <ae9487e505cd5fc4e0af26c5f1ef5a65@ruby-forum.com>
> #here is my doubt
> #entry.bind("Up",proc{call Tktable.bind("Up")})???????
> #remember that we cant to lose the focus from the entry
> #my intention is replic the event up and down when Tktable has the focus
> #my first idea was invoke a default event. in this case 'up' 'Down'
> #i dont know if this is possble
> #do you have a better idea?
I see.
Usually, when want to send event, use "event_generate" method.
But Key events have no effect without focus.
So, you will need a little tricky call.
For example,
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require "tk"
require 'tkextlib/tktable'
root=TkRoot.new
entry=TkEntry.new(root).place(:x=>0,:y=>0)
table=Tk::TkTable.new(root).place(:x=>0,:y=>40)
table['selecttype']='row'
table.selection_set('0,0')
entry.focus
table.activate('0,0') # without 'active' element, Up/Down key may not work
entry.bind('KeyPress-Up'){
table.focus # force mode "table.focus(true)" may be required
table.event_generate('KeyPress-Up')
entry.focus # force mode "entry.focus(true)" may be required
}
entry.bind('KeyPress-Down'){
table.focus # force mode "table.focus(true)" may be required
table.event_generate('KeyPress-Down')
entry.focus # force mode "entry.focus(true)" may be required
}
Tk.mainloop
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If you use a TkVirtualEvent object,
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require "tk"
require 'tkextlib/tktable'
root=TkRoot.new
entry=TkEntry.new(root).place(:x=>0,:y=>0)
table=Tk::TkTable.new(root).place(:x=>0,:y=>40)
table['selecttype']='row'
table.selection_set('0,0')
entry.focus
virtual_event = TkVirtualEvent.new('KeyPress-Up', 'KeyPress-Down')
table.activate('0,0') # without 'active' element, Up/Down key may not work
entry.bind(virtual_event, :keysym){|keysym|
table.focus # force mode "table.focus(true)" may be required
table.event_generate(keysym) #or table.event_generate('KeyPress-' << keysym)
entry.focus # force mode "entry.focus(true)" may be required
}
Tk.mainloop
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Hidetoshi NAGAI (nagai@ai.kyutech.ac.jp)