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24 sie 2016 · My wxpython application must respond everytime user hits CTRL-C, no matter if applications frame is on top/visible but unfocussed/minimalized/under other window etc. Basically I want to know that user copied something into clipboard using CTRL-C combination - other changes in clipboard (like mouse r-click + "copy" should be ignored), than do ...
12 lut 2024 · I can’t find what event to catch when the user type CTRL+C, ie. copy the selected text into the clipboard, in addition to catching the Esc key to close the application.
A class for manipulating the clipboard. To use the clipboard, you call member functions of the global TheClipboard object. See the DataObject Overview for further information. Call wx.Clipboard.Open to get ownership of the clipboard. If this operation returns True, you now own the clipboard.
23 sty 2012 · You need to know the wx.TextCtrl instance from which to cut, copy or where to paste text. In the code snippet you provided, you tried to do it with self.text, but as Velociraptors has already said, you initialized self.text twice, so you lost the access to the first wx.TextCtrl by name.
The most straightforward solution to do this is to override the RTC’s functions, within which we do all the custom stuff first, then call e.g. super ().Cut ().
I have an app that may have several windows that accept focus. I also have a menu item with an accelerator for the copy operation (control-c). How and where do I bind to wx.ID_COPY so that whatever window has focus will do the copy? One approach that seems like it should work -- but doesn't -- is to put a binding in the t...
The data provider (source) duties ¶. The data provider is responsible for creating a wx.DataObject containing the data to be transferred. Then it should either pass it to the clipboard using wx.Clipboard.SetData function or to wx.DropSource and call wx.DropSource.DoDragDrop function.
