def on_edit_categories_clicked(self, button, new=False):
category = None
# if new == True, a simpler categories dialog pops up
self.window.category = self.category
categories = CategoriesDialog(parent=self.window, new=new)
ret = categories.run()
if ret == gtk.RESPONSE_OK:
#TODO: We should handle the saving in the dialog itself.
# the category hasn't been saved yet... so save it.
if new:
categories._on_savebutton_clicked(None)
category = categories.currentrecord
categories.destroy()
# Always re-populate the categories dropdown widget, regardless if
# newer category was added. If something was returned, select it.
if category:
self._populate_category(category.name)
else:
self._populate_category()
return ret
def on_edit_categories_clicked(self, button, new = False):
category = None
# if new == True, a simpler categories dialog pops up
self.window.category = self.category
categories = CategoriesDialog(parent = self.window, new = new)
ret = categories.run()
if ret == gtk.RESPONSE_OK:
#TODO: We should handle the saving in the dialog itself.
# the category hasn't been saved yet... so save it.
if new:
categories._on_savebutton_clicked(None)
category = categories.currentrecord
categories.destroy()
# Always re-populate the categories dropdown widget, regardless if
# newer category was added. If something was returned, select it.
if category:
self._populate_category(category.name)
else:
self._populate_category()
return ret
def categories_dialog(parent=None):
categories = CategoriesDialog(parent=parent)
ret = categories.run()
pref.destroy()
return ret
def categories_dialog(parent=None):
categories = CategoriesDialog(parent=parent)
ret = categories.run()
pref.destroy()
return ret
