def __create_command_toolbar(self):
self.command_toolbar = ScanCommandToolbar()
self.command_toolbar.command_entry.connect(
'activate', lambda x: self.toolbar.scan_button.clicked())
self.command_entry_changed_handler = \
self.command_toolbar.command_entry.connect(
'changed', self._command_entry_changed)
def __create_command_toolbar(self):
"""Assigns several events to the command toolbar, including activate
on scan button being clicked."""
self.command_toolbar = ScanCommandToolbar()
self.command_toolbar.command_entry.connect(
'activate', lambda x: self.toolbar.scan_button.clicked())
# If you modify the command field entry at all, it will clear the profile, target fields
# so as to not use a profile when you change the command manually, but instead just run
# the command given in the field.
self.command_toolbar.command_entry.connect('key-press-event',
self.clear_profile_target)