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Walter: /* How do I set the default toolbar menu? */

2011-04-09T16:17:52Z

How do I set the default toolbar menu?

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	self.toolbox.set_current_toolbar(1)		self.toolbox.set_current_toolbar(1)

			=== How do I set the icon search path for my toolbar button? ===

			By default, the Sugar system icon folders and the icons subdirectory of your activity are searched. You can add additional directories to search as follows:

			icon_theme = gtk.icon_theme_get_default()
			icon_theme.append_search_path(your_icon_path)

Walter: /* How do I set the default toolbar menu? = */

2010-02-25T00:52:23Z

How do I set the default toolbar menu? =

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	customButton.props.accelerator = _('<ctrl>plus')		customButton.props.accelerator = _('<ctrl>plus')

	=== How do I set the default toolbar menu? ====		=== How do I set the default toolbar menu? ===

	Use the set_expanded() method of the ToolbarButton class.		Use the set_expanded() method of the ToolbarButton class.

	my_toolbar_button.set_expanded(True)		my_toolbar_button.set_expanded(True)

			When using pre-0.86 toolbars, use the set_current_toolbar() method:

			self.toolbox.set_current_toolbar(1)

Walter: /* Class: ToolButton (gtk.ToolButton) */

2010-02-25T00:50:05Z

Class: ToolButton (gtk.ToolButton)

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	customButton.props.accelerator = _('<ctrl>plus')		customButton.props.accelerator = _('<ctrl>plus')

			=== How do I set the default toolbar menu? ====

			Use the set_expanded() method of the ToolbarButton class.

			my_toolbar_button.set_expanded(True)

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Homunq: /* How do I add a keyboard shortcut to my tool button? */

2009-04-23T18:02:26Z

How do I add a keyboard shortcut to my tool button?

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	=== How do I add a keyboard shortcut to my tool button? ===		=== How do I add a keyboard shortcut to my tool button? ===
	In the example below, we add the Ctrl-b short cut to our custom button.		In the example below, we add the Ctrl-b short cut to our custom button. (Activity authors are encouraged to use <ctrl> for most shortcuts.)

	#Add keyboard shortcut for customButton		#Add keyboard shortcut for customButton

Garycmartin: change from alt to Ctrl as that is the primary modifier

2009-04-23T17:32:08Z

change from alt to Ctrl as that is the primary modifier

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	=== How do I add a keyboard shortcut to my tool button? ===		=== How do I add a keyboard shortcut to my tool button? ===
	~~We typically use Alt characters for shortcuts within an activity, reserving Ctrl for system shortcuts.~~ In the example below, we add the ~~Alt~~-b short cut to our custom button.		In the example below, we add the Ctrl-b short cut to our custom button.

	#Add keyboard shortcut for customButton		#Add keyboard shortcut for customButton
	customButton.props.accelerator = '<~~Alt~~>b'		customButton.props.accelerator = '<ctrl>b'

	If you want to enable translators to override the shortcut, use the gettext syntax so that an entry in the POT file is generated (See [[Development_Team/Almanac/Internationalization]] for details):		If you want to enable translators to override the shortcut, use the gettext syntax so that an entry in the POT file is generated (See [[Development_Team/Almanac/Internationalization]] for details):

	customButton.props.accelerator = _('<~~Alt~~>b')		customButton.props.accelerator = _('<ctrl>b')

	If you want to use symbols in you shortcuts, you'll need to refer to the X11 keysymdefs (/usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h), e.g., to use a "+" as a shortcut, you'd refer to <code>#define XK_plus 0x002b /* U+002B PLUS SIGN */</code> and use the string after the <code>XK_</code>:		If you want to use symbols in you shortcuts, you'll need to refer to the X11 keysymdefs (/usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h), e.g., to use a "+" as a shortcut, you'd refer to <code>#define XK_plus 0x002b /* U+002B PLUS SIGN */</code> and use the string after the <code>XK_</code>:

	customButton.props.accelerator = _('<~~Alt~~>plus')		customButton.props.accelerator = _('<ctrl>plus')

Walter: /* How do I add a keyboard shortcut to my tool button? */

2009-04-23T14:41:29Z

How do I add a keyboard shortcut to my tool button?

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	customButton.props.accelerator = _('<Alt>b')		customButton.props.accelerator = _('<Alt>b')

			If you want to use symbols in you shortcuts, you'll need to refer to the X11 keysymdefs (/usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h), e.g., to use a "+" as a shortcut, you'd refer to <code>#define XK_plus 0x002b /* U+002B PLUS SIGN */</code> and use the string after the <code>XK_</code>:

			customButton.props.accelerator = _('<Alt>plus')