Python DeviceList.device_remove_event Examples

Example #1

File: ManagerDeviceList.py Project: namili/blueman

	def device_remove_event(self, device, iter):
		if device.Temp:
			DeviceList.device_remove_event(self, device, iter)
		else:
			row_fader = self.get(iter, "row_fader")["row_fader"]
		
			def on_finished(fader):
			
				fader.disconnect(signal)
				fader.freeze()
				DeviceList.device_remove_event(self, device, iter)	
		
			signal = row_fader.connect("animation-finished", on_finished)
			row_fader.thaw()
			self.emit("device-selected", None, None)
			row_fader.animate(start=row_fader.get_state(), end=0.0, duration=400)

Example #2

File: ManagerDeviceList.py Project: aunghtet008900/blueman-1

    def device_remove_event(self, device, iter):
        if device.Temp:
            DeviceList.device_remove_event(self, device, iter)
        else:
            row_fader = self.get(iter, "row_fader")["row_fader"]

            def on_finished(fader):

                fader.disconnect(signal)
                fader.freeze()
                DeviceList.device_remove_event(self, device, iter)

            signal = row_fader.connect("animation-finished", on_finished)
            row_fader.thaw()
            self.emit("device-selected", None, None)
            row_fader.animate(start=row_fader.get_state(), end=0.0, duration=400)

Example #3

File: ManagerDeviceList.py Project: twtxgd/python_test

            def on_finished(fader):

                fader.disconnect(signal)
                fader.freeze()
                DeviceList.device_remove_event(self, device, iter)

Example #4

File: ManagerDeviceList.py Project: namili/blueman

			def on_finished(fader):
			
				fader.disconnect(signal)
				fader.freeze()
				DeviceList.device_remove_event(self, device, iter)