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| + | ==Toolbar listener== | ||
| + | We found out that by default, the tabs in the top of the game only change the part above the toolbar and not the main part of the game below which we planned to modify a bit. However, we found an application called Measure which does what we want to do. There is some code which we can copy from to make changes to the main part of the screen when you change tabs. Go to the [http://dev.laptop.org/git/projects/measure/tree/ source code for Measure] and open [http://dev.laptop.org/git/projects/measure/tree/toolbar_top.py toolbar_top.py]. The function we are interested in is called "def _toolbar_changed_cb(self, tbox, num)". | ||
Revision as of 20:50, 24 April 2009
Description
The purpose of this page is to collaborate with each other and share useful information which we can all benefit from.
Directory of source code on the XO
- /home/olpc/Activities/Assimilate.activity
If you haven't figured this out yet, you may be in trouble... ;-)
Toolbar listener
We found out that by default, the tabs in the top of the game only change the part above the toolbar and not the main part of the game below which we planned to modify a bit. However, we found an application called Measure which does what we want to do. There is some code which we can copy from to make changes to the main part of the screen when you change tabs. Go to the source code for Measure and open toolbar_top.py. The function we are interested in is called "def _toolbar_changed_cb(self, tbox, num)".