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2010-10-07T10:29:45Z

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	Hildon applications use menus in a completely different way from the traditional application menus - Hildon applications do not have a menu bar.		Hildon applications use menus in a completely different way from the traditional application menus - Hildon applications do not have a menu bar.

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2010-06-23T09:37:25Z

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	The previous example had only one view. In applications with several views, you can attach a different menu to each view and add only the options that are relevant to the displayed view.		The previous example had only one view. In applications with several views, you can attach a different menu to each view and add only the options that are relevant to the displayed view.

	The function <code>hildon_window_set_app_menu()</code>allows to set a menu to a <code>HildonWindow</code> and its descendant HildonStackableWindow widget.		The function <code>hildon_window_set_app_menu()</code>allows to set a menu to a <code>HildonWindow</code> and its descendant <code>HildonStackableWindow</code> widget.
	<source lang="python">		<source lang="python">
	window.set_app_menu(menu)		window.set_app_menu(menu)
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	Avoid using context menus, because they are a hidden and inconvenient way of interacting with the UI. Use <code>HildonAppMenu</code>s instead.		Avoid using context menus, because they are a hidden and inconvenient way of interacting with the UI. Use <code>HildonAppMenu</code>s instead.

	To create a GtkMenu in a Hildon application, use the following function instead of <code>gtk_menu_new()</code>:		To create a <code>GtkMenu</code> in a Hildon application, use the following function instead of <code>gtk_menu_new()</code>:
	<source lang="python">		<source lang="python">
	gtk.Menu()		gtk.Menu()
	</source>		</source>
	This function creates a <code>GtkMenu</code> that allows Hildon specific styling.		This function creates a <code>GtkMenu</code> that allows Hildon-specific styling.

	When you use a <code>GtkMenu</code> in your Hildon application, consider how many menu items you are going to use, because screen space is limited. Also consider the fact that in the interests of keeping the UI clear, submenus are not allowed.		When you use a <code>GtkMenu</code> in your Hildon application, consider how many menu items you are going to use, because screen space is limited. Also consider the fact that in the interests of keeping the UI clear, submenus are not allowed.

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imported_>amigadave: use and


2010-06-22T13:46:32Z
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When you use a GtkMenu in your Hildon application, consider how many menu items you are going to use, because screen space is limited. Also consider the fact that in the interests of keeping the UI clear, submenus are not allowed. When you use a GtkMenu in your Hildon application, consider how many menu items you are going to use, because screen space is limited. Also consider the fact that in the interests of keeping the UI clear, submenus are not allowed.

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imported_>danielwilms: PyMaemo/UITutorial/Menus moved to PyMaemo/UI tutorial/Menus
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         # Create filters          # Create filters
         # FIXME: hildon_gtk_radio_button_new() is not exposed to Python, using a          button = hildon.GtkRadioButton(gtk.HILDON_SIZE_AUTO, None)
        # plain gtk.RadioButton for now 
        #button = hildon.GtkRadioButton(gtk.HILDON_SIZE_AUTO, None) 
        button = gtk.RadioButton() 
         button.set_label("filter one")          button.set_label("filter one")
         button.connect("clicked", menu_button_clicked, label)          button.connect("clicked", menu_button_clicked, label)
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         button.set_mode(False)          button.set_mode(False)
             
         button = gtk.RadioButton(button)          button = hildon.GtkRadioButton(gtk.HILDON_SIZE_AUTO, button)
         button.set_label("filter two")          button.set_label("filter two")
         button.connect("clicked", menu_button_clicked, label)          button.connect("clicked", menu_button_clicked, label)

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	When you use a GtkMenu in your Hildon application, consider how many menu items you are going to use, because screen space is limited. Also consider the fact that in the interests of keeping the UI clear, submenus are not allowed.		When you use a GtkMenu in your Hildon application, consider how many menu items you are going to use, because screen space is limited. Also consider the fact that in the interests of keeping the UI clear, submenus are not allowed.

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	# Create filters		# Create filters
	~~# FIXME: hildon_gtk_radio_button_new() is not exposed to Python, using a~~		button = hildon.GtkRadioButton(gtk.HILDON_SIZE_AUTO, None)
	~~# plain gtk.RadioButton for now~~
	#button = hildon.GtkRadioButton(gtk.HILDON_SIZE_AUTO, None)
	~~button = gtk.RadioButton(~~)
	button.set_label("filter one")		button.set_label("filter one")
	button.connect("clicked", menu_button_clicked, label)		button.connect("clicked", menu_button_clicked, label)
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	button.set_mode(False)		button.set_mode(False)

	button = gtk.~~RadioButton(~~button)		button = hildon.GtkRadioButton(gtk.HILDON_SIZE_AUTO, button)
	button.set_label("filter two")		button.set_label("filter two")
	button.connect("clicked", menu_button_clicked, label)		button.connect("clicked", menu_button_clicked, label)