[pygtk] Problem with window.set_modal()

[Mauro Giacomini]

Thank for the advice.
For now I have resolved with a FileChooserDialog, but I will try to 
customize a gtk.Dialog to fit my need.
Mauro

Paul Pogonyshev ha scritto:
> Mauro Giacomini wrote:
>   
>> I have a problem with the set_modal function in a pygtk program I'm writing.
>> The situation:
>> I have a main window; when the user clicks on a button, a new window 
>> came up for the selection of a particular item in a treeview.
>> When the user confirm the selection with the click on the "ok button", 
>> this window disappear (destroy) and the interaction return to the main 
>> window.
>> But, although I declare the second window such as modal window and 
>> transient for main window, the instruction I put in the main window 
>> after the call to the second window are executed without waiting the 
>> response for the second window.
>> Is there something else to do?
>> Or is there a better approach to a similar situation?
>>     
>
> Modality itself only prevents user from interacting with other
> application windows.  It doesn't cause application to wait for window
> response anywhere.  If you want to get response "now", use
> gtk.Dialog.run().
>
> Note that GNOME programs are generally not recommended to use modal
> windows.
>
> Paul
>
>   

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