hi guyz,

i got this working properly but i got problem on the key press entry because IT RECOGNIZES ONLY THE SECOND INPUT FROM THE KEYBOARD..
here's the codes..

$entry = new GtkEntry();
$entry->connect_simple('key-press-event',array($this,'onkeypress'));
$entry2= new GtkEntry();

function onkeypress(){
$entry->add_events(Gdk::KEY_PRESS_MASK);
$data = $entry->get_text();

//make some calculations
$data = $data * 2;

//distribute the calculated data
$entry2->set_text($data);
}

Hi there, the code you paste here has a lots of bugs, ie:

Why are you using "array($this,..." if you are not in Object Oriented context?
$entry and $entry2 are in both cases local variables and they are out of scope. You need to pass this variables to the onkeypress function.

So, if you could paste the whole code here or paste it on http://pastebin.com, so we could see the whole deal and help you out.

ok...im sori, i haven't told in my post..its a class that extends GtkWindow so that's why i used '$this' in the array...

but the whole concept of the key press problem is in that part..it doesn't need the whole codes.

here's the code modification..

Code:

$entry = new GtkEntry(); $entry->connect_simple('key-press-event','onkeypress')); $entry2= new GtkEntry(); function onkeypress(){ $entry->add_events(Gdk::KEY_PRESS_MASK); $data = $entry->get_text(); //make some calculations $data = $data * 2; //distribute the calculated data $entry2->set_text($data); }

is "Gdk::KEY_PRESS_MASK" really necessary??how does it work??