Closed PSMusicalRoc closed 4 years ago
Thanks for the bug report! I think this is most likely a bug in glooey, so I'll try to look into it ASAP.
Interesting... is there anything I can do to help track down this bug while I'm waiting?
It was a bug it glooey, but I'm pretty sure it's fixed now. Let me know if you run into any other issues!
It seems to work now, thanks!
I've been making my own widget for a program I've been making, shown below:
The idea is that on the left is a Text Input widget I've made from a
Form
, and on the right is a custom widget derived from aScrollBox
that contains aGrid
filled withImage
s. This has been achieved, as shown in the picture (although the Text Input will be scaled down significantly by the end of the creation.)Right now, however, I'm getting a strange warning from Python. It only happens when I:
This causes the following error message (adapted for whichever part of the scrollbar I clicked):
glooey.helpers.UsageError: Forward(id=1700) is already grabbing the mouse, Forward(id=1700) can't grab it.
If I click the Grip, nothing of note happens other than the message in the console. However, pushing either the up/down buttons will lock those buttons in the pressed position, and the ScrollBox will continue to move in whichever direction the button was corresponding to.
Is there something I'm doing wrong? Here's my class, for reference: