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gdialog: add 'esc' option and return it when the user pressed ESC key

'delete' event is invoked when pressed ESC key or clicked close button
of dialog. By this fixes, the dialog can return specified response id
('esc' option) instead of default (gtk.RESPONSE_DELETE_EVENT).

Changeset bc4c62cb4f58…

Parent fb27c925ab8b…

by Yuki KODAMA

Changes to one file · Browse files at bc4c62cb4f58 Showing diff from parent fb27c925ab8b Diff from another changeset...

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@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@
  '''   # ret = CustomPrompt('Title', 'Message', self, ('&Yes', 'N&o'), 1).run()   # ret will be (gtk.RESPONSE_DELETE_EVENT, 0 (for yes), or 1 (for no) - def __init__(self, title, message, parent, choices, default=None): + def __init__(self, title, message, parent, choices, default=None, esc=None):   gtk.MessageDialog.__init__(self, parent, gtk.DIALOG_MODAL,   gtk.MESSAGE_QUESTION)   self.set_title(hglib.toutf(title)) @@ -65,9 +65,12 @@
  gtk.ACCEL_VISIBLE)   if default:   self.set_default_response(default) + self.esc = esc     def run(self):   response = gtklib.MessageDialog.run(self) + if response == gtk.RESPONSE_DELETE_EVENT and self.esc != None: + response = self.esc   self.destroy()   return response