Sagy Volkov
2016-11-10 05:59:09 UTC
started to use urwid as a dialog replacement.
I like the dialog.py example and been learning from that code.
one thing that strike me, in terms of difference from dialog (or for that
matter any text based menu I've used) is the lack of tab usage.
when using a checkbox, you check the items, but than it seems the only to
move "forward" will be to use your mouse and click on the buttons you draw.
seems very un-characteristic from a text menu driven program.
anyone else noticed that?
am I missing something here?
Thanks.
I like the dialog.py example and been learning from that code.
one thing that strike me, in terms of difference from dialog (or for that
matter any text based menu I've used) is the lack of tab usage.
when using a checkbox, you check the items, but than it seems the only to
move "forward" will be to use your mouse and click on the buttons you draw.
seems very un-characteristic from a text menu driven program.
anyone else noticed that?
am I missing something here?
Thanks.
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