Hi there,
here's the problem: I have an app with a menubar and a popup-menu.
Certain submenus of the popup-menu and the menu-bar are similar, so I
decided to build this submenu only once using ItemFactory and attach it
to the appropriate MenuItems upon startup, but it doesn't work. Here's a
code sample:
def __setupMenus(self):
menu = self.get_widget('edit_menu') # gtk.MenuItem
factory = self.__makeEditSubmenu() # gtk.ItemFacory
submenu = factory.get_widget('<main>') # gtk.Menu
submenu.show_all()
menu.set_submenu(submenu)
I get no warnings or errors when I run this piece of code, but I don't
see any submenu entries if I activate the edit MenuItem. If I create the
submenu the "hard" way, everything works just fine:
def __setupMenus(self):
menu = self.get_widget('edit_menu')
submenu = gtk.Menu()
item = gtk.MenuItem('foo')
submenu.add(item)
submenu.show_all()
menu.set_submenu(submenu)
If I `print submenu` at the bottom of the method, I get the same
__repr__ for both, the gtk.Menu and the one generated by ItemFactory.
I also tried to submenu.reparent(menu), but that gave me a bunch of
assertion errors, so I guess it's not the right way either...
What's wrong here?
TIA,
Igor
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