[pygtk] gtk.Entry confusion

[Seth Mahoney]

Are you saying you have a bunch of entries, and need to read the text of all
of them in response to an event?  If so, you could use a set of entries and
just iterate through them, like:

for entries in entry_set:
  dict[key] =3D entries.get_text()

Or you could try a dict of entries, iterate through the keys (which would be
the entries) and store the text in the values, something like:

for entries in entry_dict.keys():
  entry_dict[entries] =3D entries.get_text()

--Seth

On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 12:03 PM, Andrea Caminiti <a.caminiti at yahoo.com>
wrote:

> hi:
>
> i was trying to figure how to read text from the entry widget. but i need
> to read them all "at the same time" and store the value of each different
> entry in a dictionary. this action need to be performed or when the text =
is
> inserted or clicking on a button. any suggestions?
>
> i know that gtk.Entry has an "activate" signal, but it uses the "enter" as
> a signal. is there any way to modify the value of the signal to use?
>
> thanks for your help and support.
>
> andrea caminiti
>
>
>
>
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