Manually scroll to a child in a Gtk.ScrolledWindow
I'm developping a GTK app (in Python with PyGTK) and I need to scroll manually the Gtk.ScrolledWindow to a child it contains to show it in the screen.
The ScrolledWindow contains a ListBox, which contains a lot of ListBoxRow.
self.currencySwitcher = CurrencySwitcher(self)
self.currencySwitcherBox = Gtk.ScrolledWindow(vexpand = True)
self.currencySwitcherBox.add(self.currencySwitcher)
CurrencySwitcher herits of Gtk.ListBox:
class CurrencySwitcher (Gtk.ListBox):
# ...
I have a search system to find a specific row in this ListBox, but when I click by searching on a row, it is not visible on the screen (I must scroll to see it)
So I must be able to scroll to a child to see it on the screen without have to manually scroll the ScrolledWindow
How can I do this ? I have already search a lot but i can't found a good answer.
Thanks
gtk pygtk gtkscrolledwindow
asked Jan 2 at 13:25
XWarzorXWarzor
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I'm developping a GTK app (in Python with PyGTK) and I need to scroll manually the Gtk.ScrolledWindow to a child it contains to show it in the screen.
The ScrolledWindow contains a ListBox, which contains a lot of ListBoxRow.
self.currencySwitcher = CurrencySwitcher(self)
self.currencySwitcherBox = Gtk.ScrolledWindow(vexpand = True)
self.currencySwitcherBox.add(self.currencySwitcher)
CurrencySwitcher herits of Gtk.ListBox:
class CurrencySwitcher (Gtk.ListBox):
# ...
I have a search system to find a specific row in this ListBox, but when I click by searching on a row, it is not visible on the screen (I must scroll to see it)
So I must be able to scroll to a child to see it on the screen without have to manually scroll the ScrolledWindow
How can I do this ? I have already search a lot but i can't found a good answer.
Thanks
gtk pygtk gtkscrolledwindow
asked Jan 2 at 13:25
XWarzorXWarzor
274
Please provide a MCVE. That way we can see what you already have.
– theGtknerd
Jan 6 at 17:04
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I'm developping a GTK app (in Python with PyGTK) and I need to scroll manually the Gtk.ScrolledWindow to a child it contains to show it in the screen.
The ScrolledWindow contains a ListBox, which contains a lot of ListBoxRow.
self.currencySwitcher = CurrencySwitcher(self)
self.currencySwitcherBox = Gtk.ScrolledWindow(vexpand = True)
self.currencySwitcherBox.add(self.currencySwitcher)
CurrencySwitcher herits of Gtk.ListBox:
class CurrencySwitcher (Gtk.ListBox):
# ...
I have a search system to find a specific row in this ListBox, but when I click by searching on a row, it is not visible on the screen (I must scroll to see it)
So I must be able to scroll to a child to see it on the screen without have to manually scroll the ScrolledWindow
How can I do this ? I have already search a lot but i can't found a good answer.
Thanks
gtk pygtk gtkscrolledwindow
asked Jan 2 at 13:25
XWarzorXWarzor
274
I'm developping a GTK app (in Python with PyGTK) and I need to scroll manually the Gtk.ScrolledWindow to a child it contains to show it in the screen.
The ScrolledWindow contains a ListBox, which contains a lot of ListBoxRow.
self.currencySwitcher = CurrencySwitcher(self)
self.currencySwitcherBox = Gtk.ScrolledWindow(vexpand = True)
self.currencySwitcherBox.add(self.currencySwitcher)
CurrencySwitcher herits of Gtk.ListBox:
class CurrencySwitcher (Gtk.ListBox):
# ...
I have a search system to find a specific row in this ListBox, but when I click by searching on a row, it is not visible on the screen (I must scroll to see it)
So I must be able to scroll to a child to see it on the screen without have to manually scroll the ScrolledWindow
How can I do this ? I have already search a lot but i can't found a good answer.
Thanks
gtk pygtk gtkscrolledwindow
gtk pygtk gtkscrolledwindow
asked Jan 2 at 13:25
XWarzorXWarzor
274
asked Jan 2 at 13:25
XWarzorXWarzor
274
edited Jan 9 at 12:40
XWarzor
asked Jan 2 at 13:25
XWarzorXWarzor
274
asked Jan 2 at 13:25
XWarzorXWarzor
274
asked Jan 2 at 13:25
XWarzorXWarzor
274
274
Please provide a MCVE. That way we can see what you already have.
– theGtknerd
Jan 6 at 17:04
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Please provide a MCVE. That way we can see what you already have.
– theGtknerd
Jan 6 at 17:04
Please provide a MCVE. That way we can see what you already have.
– theGtknerd
Jan 6 at 17:04
Please provide a MCVE. That way we can see what you already have.
– theGtknerd
Jan 6 at 17:04
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Gtk.ListBox also inherits from Gtk::Container, so have a look at the set_focus_vadjustment() and set_focus_hadjustment() members of Gtk.Container.
Once you have called one or both of these functions on your ListBox, you can have your ListBoxRow child grab_focus() (inherited from Gtk.Widget) and it will be scrolled into view.
edited Mar 7 at 15:10
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Gtk.ListBox also inherits from Gtk::Container, so have a look at the set_focus_vadjustment() and set_focus_hadjustment() members of Gtk.Container.
Once you have called one or both of these functions on your ListBox, you can have your ListBoxRow child grab_focus() (inherited from Gtk.Widget) and it will be scrolled into view.
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Gtk.ListBox also inherits from Gtk::Container, so have a look at the set_focus_vadjustment() and set_focus_hadjustment() members of Gtk.Container.
Once you have called one or both of these functions on your ListBox, you can have your ListBoxRow child grab_focus() (inherited from Gtk.Widget) and it will be scrolled into view.
edited Mar 7 at 15:10
kalehmann
2,371521
answered Mar 7 at 14:47
AdiabatAdiabat
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Gtk.ListBox also inherits from Gtk::Container, so have a look at the set_focus_vadjustment() and set_focus_hadjustment() members of Gtk.Container.
Once you have called one or both of these functions on your ListBox, you can have your ListBoxRow child grab_focus() (inherited from Gtk.Widget) and it will be scrolled into view.
edited Mar 7 at 15:10
kalehmann
2,371521
answered Mar 7 at 14:47
AdiabatAdiabat
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Gtk.ListBox also inherits from Gtk::Container, so have a look at the set_focus_vadjustment() and set_focus_hadjustment() members of Gtk.Container.
Once you have called one or both of these functions on your ListBox, you can have your ListBoxRow child grab_focus() (inherited from Gtk.Widget) and it will be scrolled into view.
edited Mar 7 at 15:10
kalehmann
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answered Mar 7 at 14:47
AdiabatAdiabat
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Please provide a MCVE. That way we can see what you already have.
– theGtknerd
Jan 6 at 17:04