Ok, I just tried what you said and it does not always works
since it is possible to drag an item from the list without selecting it...
Julien
On 04/02/16 17:42, Julien Delplanque wrote:
Oh, I realize I didn't read your mail correctly, I'm sorry.
I will try this trick.
Julien
On 04/02/16 16:5
Oh, I realize I didn't read your mail correctly, I'm sorry.
I will try this trick.
Julien
On 04/02/16 16:55, Johan Fabry wrote:
I don’t know the details of drag and drop, but it seems that you get the source
widget as well as an argument of the block. From there you can get the
selectedItem,
I understand what you say but sadly, it will not work in my case because:
- I use #displayBlock:
- Two or more items may be different objects but the result of the
display block is the same.
So I can't just use the string to retrieve the item in the list... :(
Julien
On 04/02/16 16:55
I don’t know the details of drag and drop, but it seems that you get the source
widget as well as an argument of the block. From there you can get the
selectedItem, which should be the one that you are dragging I suppose. Can you
confirm that this works?
> On Feb 4, 2016, at 04:38, Julien Delp
Hey,
I use drag and drop between two lists in a project and I read this
tutorial [1] to learn how to do it.
My question is: Is there a way to have another object than a String as
passengers in #acceptDropBlock: (I get passengers the same way as in the
tutorial i.e sending #passenger to trans
