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Nikolaos S. posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Your widget has found its place in too many of my projects. I could easily bind the double click and delete key. I wonder if I could use drag n drop between two multilistboxes.
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klappnase posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Thanks for sharing. If someone is interested, I added a new version of the ExtMultiListbox module that includes a ScrolledExtMultiListbox class to the wiki page.
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Version 0.2 This version now includes a ScrolledExtMultiListbox class.
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The promised library with some test code.
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You are right, the ScrolledMultiListbox class should go into the ScrolledTreectrl module, sorry for that. The vertical scrollbar problem appears to be a treectrl issue, I don't think that something is wrong with my code here. Calling yview_moveto(0.0) after creating the contents should do the trick here.
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It wasn't that simple, but I managed to add ScrolledExtMultiListbox class to your library, I will upload the whole code with a demo soon. The only bug that I found, that is also common in ScrolledMultiListbox, is that if the widget starts with a vertical scrollbar shown then the first row that is visible is the second row (someone could accidentally miss the first row).
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If it makes it it into the library there will certainly be a ScrolledExtMultiListbox class. For now you should be able to easily set one up yourself using the ScrolledWidget class. I haven't tested this, I believe it should work though, just add this snippet to ExtMultiListbox.py right before the demo code: class ScrolledMultiListbox(ScrolledWidget): '''ExtMultiListbox widget with one or two static or automatic scrollbars. Subwidgets are: listbox - TkTreectrl.ExtMultiListbox widget hbar - horizontal...
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If it makes it it into the library there will certainly be a ScrolledExtMultiListbox class. For now you should be able to easily set one up yourself using the ScrolleWidget class. I haven't tested this, I believe it should work though, just add this snippet to ExtMultiListbox.py right before the demo code: class ScrolledMultiListbox(ScrolledWidget): '''ExtMultiListbox widget with one or two static or automatic scrollbars. Subwidgets are: listbox - TkTreectrl.ExtMultiListbox widget hbar - horizontal...
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If it makes it it into the library there will certainly be a ScrolledExtMultiListbox class. For now you should be able to easily set one up yourself using the ScrolleWidget class. I haven't tested this, I believe it should work though, just add this snippet to ExtMultiListbox.py right before the demo code: class ScrolledMultiListbox(ScrolledWidget): '''ExtMultiListbox widget with one or two static or automatic scrollbars. Subwidgets are: listbox - TkTreectrl.ExtMultiListbox widget hbar - horizontal...
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I am testing your code today. It works quite well. I am hoping for a ScrolledExtMultiListbox class.
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I am testing your code today. My first observation : no auto scrolling (horizontal or vertical).
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I am testing your code today. My first observation is no auto scrolling (horizontal or vertical).
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I am very happy reading your reply to my request so quickly. I am going to test your new module as soon as possible.
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Version 0.1 Edit: attached pydoc html manual
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Hi, I have been planning to add an extended version of the MultiListbox class to the library for some time now. It is a bit of work in progress still and basically requires further testing. There may or may not be parts of the class where some API changes might be advisable, right now I am not sure about that. Still, I think it should be already usable as a custom widget that you could add to your own code. Among other new features it has support for checkboxes already built in. For now I added it...
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Version 0.1
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ExtMultiListbox
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I am new in python and struggling to find a nice resizable and sortable listbox widget. Your fancy_multilistbox example is superb, but I would like to add a column of checkboxes. I show that in mailwasher demo of https://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net/ Is this possible in MultiListbox widget, and how can I achieve that? An idea is to use an icon, like the one in fancy_multilistbox, that it would change upon click.
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I am new in python and struggling to find a nice resizable and sortable listbox widget. Your fancy_multilistbox example is superb, but I would like to add a column of checkboxes. I show that in mailwasher demo of https://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net/ Is this possible in MultiListbox widget, and how can I achieve that?
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I am new to python and struggling to find a nice resizable and sortable listbox widget. Your fancy_multilistbox example is superb, but I would like to add a column of checkboxes. I show that in mailwasher demo of https://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net/ Is this possible in MultiListbox widget, and how can I achieve that?
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Sorry for the late reply. You are right, I know what you mean, the default horizontal scrolling behavior may appear a bit odd. You might want to have a look at the widget's xscrollincrement option. I have been using something like xscrollincrement=5 for smooth horizontal scrolling.
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Shaun Uldrikis posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Is it possible to modify the horizontal scrolling so that it does not simply Snap to the next full viewable section? I'd expect it to scroll with the mouse movement, allowing for partial columns to be viewed.
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TkinterTreectrl released /TkinterTreectrl-2.0/TkinterTreectrl-2.0.2.zip
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