Lorenzo Gil Sanchez writes:
>
> Try changing the __init__ method to:
>
> def __init__(self, model, *a, **kw):
> self.__gobject_init__()
> self.set_model(model)
>
Gee, thanks a lot, that helped.
> Anyway, I run into other problem: when I type CTRL+Up the signal is
> emitted but this is what i get:
>
> (widgettest.py:2227): Gtk-WARNING **: gtk_binding_entry_activate():
> binding "__main__+HnbTreeView::<Control>Up": signal
> "move-to-sibling" in the `__main__+HnbTreeView' class ancestry
> cannot be used for action emissions
Well, adding gobject.SIGNAL_ACTION to the signal's flags made that go
away. (And in the C code for treeview similar signals, like
'move-cursor' are created with those flags so I guess that's the way
to do it.)
(So it now looks like this:
__gsignals__={
'move-to-sibling' : (gobject.SIGNAL_RUN_LAST | gobject.SIGNAL_ACTION,
gobject.TYPE_NONE, (gobject.TYPE_INT,))
}
)
--
Abel Daniel
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