Hi to all,
I have a wxGrid with a checkbox column,
I want to check / decheck on the first click.
Now if the cell is not selected it need a first click to select and a
second click to switch value. There is a way to do with only one
click?
Thanks in advance,
Luca
Luca Tavoletti wrote:
Hi to all,
I have a wxGrid with a checkbox column,
I want to check / decheck on the first click.
Now if the cell is not selected it need a first click to
select and a second click to switch value. There is a way
to do with only one click?
With some effort, yes.
I got this working a few months ago after much help from Robin. Attached is
a sample program that shows how it works. Feel free to ask if there is
anything you don't understand.
Frank Millman
fm51.py (2.72 KB)
Luca, Frank,
Below is a link to the wxWiki that proposes improvements to the comboboxes in
wxGrid.
http://www.wxwidgets.org/wiki/index.php/WxGrid
May be it could be integrated to wxpython ? No ?
Unfortunately (for me), the code is in C++...
May be someone could "translate" it into python.
If so, thanks to post the code here. I need it too.
Anyway, Frank, Thanks for this useful code
Dominique
It's perfect!!!
Thanks a lot,
Luca
On 5/22/07, Frank Millman <frank@chagford.com> wrote:
Luca Tavoletti wrote:
>
> Hi to all,
> I have a wxGrid with a checkbox column,
> I want to check / decheck on the first click.
> Now if the cell is not selected it need a first click to
> select and a second click to switch value. There is a way
> to do with only one click?With some effort, yes.
I got this working a few months ago after much help from Robin. Attached is
a sample program that shows how it works. Feel free to ask if there is
anything you don't understand.Frank Millman
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Thanks for posting that! I was able to integrate it into Dabo quite easily. Now, I'd like to take it to the next level: responding to the user checking/unchecking the checkbox immediately.
I already can respond when the editor gets hidden, but I want to respond at the moment the checkbox is toggled. The editor control doesn't raise a wx.EVT_BUTTON, unfortunately, and I don't really want to write KeyDown and Mouse handlers to decide if the user changed the value or not, although that is certainly an option. But before I go down that road, do you have any better ideas?
Thanks!
On 5/22/2007, Frank Millman wrote:
Luca Tavoletti wrote:
Hi to all,
I have a wxGrid with a checkbox column,
I want to check / decheck on the first click.
Now if the cell is not selected it need a first click to select and a second click to switch value. There is a way to do with only one click?With some effort, yes.
I got this working a few months ago after much help from Robin. Attached is
a sample program that shows how it works. Feel free to ask if there is
anything you don't understand.
--
pkm ~ http://paulmcnett.com
wx.EVT_CHECKBOX?
On 6/19/07, Paul McNett <p@ulmcnett.com> wrote:
Thanks for posting that! I was able to integrate it into Dabo quite
easily. Now, I'd like to take it to the next level: responding to the
user checking/unchecking the checkbox immediately.I already can respond when the editor gets hidden, but I want to respond
at the moment the checkbox is toggled. The editor control doesn't raise
a wx.EVT_BUTTON, unfortunately, and I don't really want to write KeyDown
and Mouse handlers to decide if the user changed the value or not,
although that is certainly an option. But before I go down that road, do
you have any better ideas?
--
# p.d.
Peter Decker wrote:
On 6/19/07, Paul McNett <p@ulmcnett.com> wrote:
Thanks for posting that! I was able to integrate it into Dabo quite
easily. Now, I'd like to take it to the next level: responding to the
user checking/unchecking the checkbox immediately.I already can respond when the editor gets hidden, but I want to respond
at the moment the checkbox is toggled. The editor control doesn't raise
a wx.EVT_BUTTON, unfortunately, and I don't really want to write KeyDown
and Mouse handlers to decide if the user changed the value or not,
although that is certainly an option. But before I go down that road, do
you have any better ideas?wx.EVT_CHECKBOX?
Wow, my face is indeed red right now. I don't know what I was thinking...
Anyway, wx.EVT_CHECKBOX is indeed raised: thanks!
But I noticed a new problem (that makes sense): the first toggle of the checkbox when done by the mouse doesn't raise EVT_CHECKBOX, but the others do. That's because of the way we manually toggle the checkbox with the first mouse click on it...
--
pkm ~ http://paulmcnett.com
Paul McNett wrote:
Anyway, wx.EVT_CHECKBOX is indeed raised: thanks!
But I noticed a new problem (that makes sense): the first
toggle of the checkbox when done by the mouse doesn't raise
EVT_CHECKBOX, but the others do. That's because of the way we
manually toggle the checkbox with the first mouse click on it...
That is why I created the method afterCheckBox().
It is called both from EVT_CHECKBOX and from the first mouse click.
Therefore that is the method where I put my code to actually respond to the
event.
HTH
Frank
Frank Millman wrote:
Paul McNett wrote:
Anyway, wx.EVT_CHECKBOX is indeed raised: thanks!
But I noticed a new problem (that makes sense): the first toggle of the checkbox when done by the mouse doesn't raise EVT_CHECKBOX, but the others do. That's because of the way we manually toggle the checkbox with the first mouse click on it...
That is why I created the method afterCheckBox().
It is called both from EVT_CHECKBOX and from the first mouse click.
Therefore that is the method where I put my code to actually respond to the
event.
Sounds like a good plan... Thanks Frank!
--
pkm ~ http://paulmcnett.com
Can anybody please send me the Frank Millman is talking about? I have a similar issue as Luca.
Appreciate your help.
Ananda
On 6/20/07, Paul McNett p@ulmcnett.com wrote:
Frank Millman wrote:
Paul McNett wrote:
Anyway, wx.EVT_CHECKBOX is indeed raised: thanks!
But I noticed a new problem (that makes sense): the first
toggle of the checkbox when done by the mouse doesn’t raiseEVT_CHECKBOX, but the others do. That’s because of the way we
manually toggle the checkbox with the first mouse click on it…That is why I created the method afterCheckBox().
It is called both from EVT_CHECKBOX and from the first mouse click.
Therefore that is the method where I put my code to actually respond to the
event.Sounds like a good plan… Thanks Frank!
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Ananda Regmi wrote:
Can anybody please send me the Frank Millman is talking
about? I have a similar issue as Luca.Appreciate your help.
Ananda
Er, do you mean send you the program? If so, here it is again.
Looks like this is becoming an FAQ. Maybe I should put my program on the
wiki. Any thoughts?
Frank
fm51.py (2.72 KB)
Frank Millman wrote:
Ananda Regmi wrote:
Can anybody please send me the Frank Millman is talking about? I have a similar issue as Luca.
Appreciate your help.
Ananda
Er, do you mean send you the program? If so, here it is again.
Looks like this is becoming an FAQ. Maybe I should put my program on the
wiki. Any thoughts?
Feel free to do so.
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Robin Dunn wrote:
Frank Millman wrote:
> Ananda Regmi wrote:
>> Can anybody please send me the Frank Millman is talking
about? I have
>> a similar issue as Luca.
>>
>> Appreciate your help.
>>
>> Ananda
>>
>>
>
> Er, do you mean send you the program? If so, here it is again.
>
> Looks like this is becoming an FAQ. Maybe I should put my
program on
> the wiki. Any thoughts?Feel free to do so.
Done. I filed it under Cookbook > RecipesControls.
It is my first attempt to edit the wiki - feel free to comment/criticise and
I will do what I can to improve it.
I just realised I did not add any docstrings. I will go back and put some
in, but I will wait to see if I get any other feedback first.
Frank