Retrieves the current focused widget within the window. Returns null if no widget has the focus.
Note that this is the widget that would have the focus if the toplevel window focused; if the toplevel window is not focused then
$widget->flags() & Gtk::HAS_FOCUS |
Example 159. Using GtkWindow::get_focus()
<?php /** * Start the script and use <Tab> key to cycle the focus * through the buttons. You will see the label of the focused * button be echoed to the console every second. * Also try to activate another window while the script is * running. */ $wnd = new GtkWindow(); $vbox = new GtkVBox(); //Create ten buttons we can focus with <Tab> for ($nA = 1; $nA <= 10; $nA++) { $button = new GtkButton('Button ' . $nA); $vbox->add($button); } /** * This method will write the label of the current * focused widget to the console * It returns true, so that the interval doesn't stop */ function echoFocusedLabel($wnd) { //get_focus() returns the widget if ($wnd->get_focus()->flags() & Gtk::HAS_FOCUS) { $focus = 'focus is set'; } else { $focus = 'focus is NOT set (window not focused?)'; } echo $wnd->get_focus()->get_label() . ' - ' . $focus . "\r\n"; return true; } //add a timeout of one second, so that the echoFocusedLabel //method will echo the label of the focused widget every second Gtk::timeout_add(1000, 'echoFocusedLabel', $wnd); $wnd->add($vbox); $wnd->connect_simple('destroy', array('gtk', 'main_quit')); $wnd->show_all(); Gtk::main(); ?> |
See also: activate_focus() , set_focus()