On Fri, 26 Mar 2004, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
On 25-mrt-04, at 22:11, Shane Hathaway wrote:
I just thought of a better way to write this.
myHandlers = {}
myHandlers["click"] = def(x,y):
print "click at x,y"
myHandlers["enter"] = def():
print "mouse entered"
myHandlers["exit"] = def():
print "mouse exited"
I think that's pretty nice.
And how would you write in-line callbacks for functions that takeI just thought of a better way to write this.
myHandlers = {}
myHandlers["click"] = def(x,y):
print "click at x,y"
myHandlers["enter"] = def():
print "mouse entered"
myHandlers["exit"] = def():
print "mouse exited"
I think that's pretty nice.
multiple callbacks (such as an on-success and on-error handler)?
obj.add_listener(class):
def on_success(self):
print 'yay!'
def on_error(self):
print 'ohh.'
Shane
