FileChooser overwrite_confirmation
- From: "Jeffrey Ratcliffe" <jeffrey ratcliffe gmail com>
- To: "gtk2-perl List" <gtk-perl-list gnome org>
- Subject: FileChooser overwrite_confirmation
- Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2008 16:09:47 +0100
My application forces the extension of saved files, in this case, to
be .pdf. Up to now, I have used my own dialog box to check if a file
should be overwritten. Just, spotting that the FileChooser has
set_do_overwrite_confirmation (TRUE) - and wanting to use it for
consistency with other Gtk+ apps, I am having trouble with the
possibility that the user types in a new filename that, without an
extension, does not already exist, but with one, does.
I can't seem to get FileChooser to recheck the filename. Should I be
emitting a specific signal?
Below is a code fragment showing where I am.
Thanks for any ideas
Jeff
my $file_chooser = Gtk2::FileChooserDialog -> new('PDF filename',
$window, 'save',
'gtk-cancel' => 'cancel',
'gtk-save' => 'ok');
$file_chooser -> set_default_response('ok');
$file_chooser->set_do_overwrite_confirmation (TRUE);
$file_chooser -> signal_connect (response => sub {
my ($dialog, $response) = @_;
if ($response eq 'ok') {
my $filename = $file_chooser -> get_filename;
if ($filename !~ /\.pdf$/i) {
$filename = $filename.'.pdf';
$file_chooser -> set_filename($filename);
$file_chooser->response ('ok');
# $file_chooser -> signal_emit('file-activated');
}
else {
$file_chooser -> destroy;
[do something with file]
}
}
});
$file_chooser -> show;
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