On Aug 16, 2006, at 8:05 AM, Rafal Janas wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I create simple program using glade and GladeGen.
> In main.py is main class and in wind.py is wind class.
> In main class is entry1 and button1. When I click on button1 I open
> wind
> class wind.Wind()
> In wind class is entry1 field when I type some values and how can I
> send
> this value to main class.
> When I type main.Main().widgets['entry1'].set_text("something") it
> open
> new class but I want do it in window which is open
> How to do it?
I assume you're referring to GladeGen that was in Linux Journal (July
2004 I think) - I'm the person who wrote it.
main.Main() creates a new instance of the class, but you want to use
the existing instance. A simple way around this is to pass the
instance of the main class to the wind class when you create it.
Assuming you're in a method of the main class when you create it do
something like:
self.wind = wind(self)
and then your wind constructor includes:
def __init__(self, main):
self.main = main
and then in your wind method that you want to set the text entry, you
write:
self.main.widgets['entry1].set_text('something')
HTH,
Dave
--
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
