PyGTK - Range Class
This class acts as a base class for widgets which let the user to adjust the value of a numeric parameter between the lower and upper bounds. Scale widgets (gtk.Hscale and gtk.Vscale) and scrollbar widgets (gtk.HScrollbar and gtk.VScrollbar) derive functionality from the Range class. These Range widgets work in conjunction with the Adjustment object.
The following important functions of the gtk.Range class are implemented by the Scale and Scrollbar widgets −
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set_update_policy() − This sets the "update-policy" property to the value. The policy has the following values −
This class acts as a base class for widgets which let the user to adjust the value of a numeric parameter between the lower and upper bounds. Scale widgets (gtk.Hscale and gtk.Vscale) and scrollbar widgets (gtk.HScrollbar and gtk.VScrollbar) derive functionality from the Range class. These Range widgets work in conjunction with the Adjustment object.
set_update_policy() − This sets the "update-policy" property to the value. The policy has the following values −
| gtk.UPDATE_CONTINUOUS | anytime the range slider is moved, the range value will change and the "value_changed" signal will be emitted. |
| gtk.UPDATE_DELAYED | the value will be updated after a brief timeout where no slider motion occurs, so value changes are delayed slightly rather than continuously updated. |
| gtk.UPDATE_DISCONTINUOUS | the value will only be updated when the user releases the button and ends the slider drag operation. |
- set_adjustment() − This sets the "adjustment" property. The Adjustment object is used as model for the Range object.
- set_increments() − This sets the step and page sizes for the range.
- set_range() − This sets the minimum and maximum allowable values for the Range widget
- set_value() − This sets the current value of the range to the value specified.
The scale widget classes − (HScale and VScale) are derived from the gtk.Range class.
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