Can I somehow bind a method to a widget, which get's fired when text is
pasted into the widget (from the clipoard). At least for a TextCtrl
widget?
Thanks,
Johannes
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Can I somehow bind a method to a widget, which get's fired when text is
pasted into the widget (from the clipoard). At least for a TextCtrl
widget?
On Windows at least there are the EVT_TEXT_CUT, EVT_TEXT_COPY, and
EVT_TEXT_PASTE events. I've never used them so I'm not sure when exactly they are sent, but they are available.
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If i look into the namespace of the wx module there are no such
attributes (wx.EVT_TEXT_CUT/COPY/PASTE). So how could i trap them?
I've found there are id's wx.ID_CUT wx.ID_PASTE, wx.ID_COPY. Is there a
way to catch these Id's via command-event (in a TextCtrl) ?
Thanks,
Johannes
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Am Montag, den 30.10.2006, 19:10 -0800 schrieb Robin Dunn:
Johannes Vetter wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Can I somehow bind a method to a widget, which get's fired when text is
> pasted into the widget (from the clipoard). At least for a TextCtrl
> widget?
On Windows at least there are the EVT_TEXT_CUT, EVT_TEXT_COPY, and
EVT_TEXT_PASTE events. I've never used them so I'm not sure when
exactly they are sent, but they are available.
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i.A. Johannes Vetter Fax +43 (5577) 89877-66
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Can I somehow bind a method to a widget, which get's fired when text is
pasted into the widget (from the clipoard). At least for a TextCtrl
widget?
On Windows at least there are the EVT_TEXT_CUT, EVT_TEXT_COPY, and
EVT_TEXT_PASTE events. I've never used them so I'm not sure when exactly they are sent, but they are available.
If i look into the namespace of the wx module there are no such
attributes (wx.EVT_TEXT_CUT/COPY/PASTE).
They may be new in 2.7...
So how could i trap them?
I've found there are id's wx.ID_CUT wx.ID_PASTE, wx.ID_COPY. Is there a
way to catch these Id's via command-event (in a TextCtrl) ?
Not unless the events are coming from the popup menu or something like that.
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Am Montag, den 30.10.2006, 19:10 -0800 schrieb Robin Dunn:
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