I'm new to python, gtk and glade, so I'm sorry if the question is dumb.
I'm trying to learn gtk in its Python flavor (pyGObject). I choose to start
from the graphical GUI builder glade that I run under Windows (it taked
some time to find the latest Windows build in Msys2 environment... the
binaries on the web site are quite old).
The question. In glade I can specify the name of the signals I want to
process. For example, I set in the Handler column of Signals page, the
"clicked" signal of button as on_btnFoo_clicked.
In Python code, I need to "register" the correct functions to the signals.
I'm using the following strategy:
def __init__(self):
handlers = {
"onDeleteWindow": self.onDeleteWindow,
"on_btnFoo_clicked": self.on_btnFoo_clicked,
}
builder = Gtk.Builder()
builder.add_from_file("example.glade")
builder.connect_signals(handlers)
Of course the role of handlers dictionary is of very little importance: the
name of the key is identical to the name of the function (at least, in my
code) .
Is it possible to avoid the handlers dictionary at all and use the glade to
connect the signals?
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