def buildMenu(self):
"""Construction du menu"""
self.menu = Menu(self.loop)
_menu1 = "Fichier"
self.menu.addMenu(_menu1, "Help", self.menu_cb) # Adding a menu is quite easy
self.menu.addMenu(_menu1, "Item 2", self.menu_cb) # Here the callback is always the same,
self.menu.addMenu(_menu1, "Item 3", self.menu_cb) # but you use different ones in real life :)
self.menu.addMenu(_menu1, "Quitter (C-x)", self.exit_cb, 'ctrl x') # You can also add a shortcut
_menu2 = "Menu 2"
self.menu.addMenu(_menu2, "Item 1", self.menu_cb)
self.menu.addMenu(_menu2, "Item 2", self.menu_cb)
self.menu.addMenu(_menu2, "Item 3", self.menu_cb)
return self.menu
def buildMenu(self):
self.menu = Menu(self.loop)
_menu1 = "Menu 1"
self.menu.addMenu(_menu1, "Item 1",
self.menu_cb) #Adding a menu is quite easy
self.menu.addMenu(_menu1, "Item 2",
self.menu_cb) #Here the callback is always the same,
self.menu.addMenu(
_menu1, "Item 3",
self.menu_cb) #but you use different ones in real life :)
self.menu.addMenu(_menu1, "Exit (C-x)", self.exit_cb,
'ctrl x') #You can also add a shortcut
_menu2 = "Menu 2"
self.menu.addMenu(_menu2, "Item 1", self.menu_cb)
self.menu.addMenu(_menu2, "Item 2", self.menu_cb)
self.menu.addMenu(_menu2, "Item 3", self.menu_cb)
return self.menu
