Harlin Seritt wrote: > I have two windows. One is a main config window. The other is an 'Add > Setting' window. Both are using two different classes. > > Once the Add Setting button is clicked on the Add Setting window, the > setting is written to file. At that time the main config window should > update its setting listing but it doesn't because it doesn't know it > should. > > I do notice that when the Add Setting window closes, the focus goes > right back to the main config window. Is there a "has focus" event that > can trigger a command for this window? > > Also, if there is another way to get this done, I am open to > suggestions. > > Thanks, > > Harlin Seritt >
You may want to use focus_set() to make sure a widget has focus, and event_generate() to send an event. I've noticed that events generated in parents will by processed by children that have focus. Both seem to be from the Widget interface. James -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
