Some widgets in PyGTK toolkit are such that their properties can be
adjusted over a specified range by the user by using a mouse or a
keyboard. A widget like Viewport is used to display some adjustable
portion of a large data, for example, a multiline text in TextView
control.
PyGTK uses gtk.Adjustment object to be used in association with such
widgets so that user adjustments are passed to some callback function
for processing. An Adjustment object contains lower and upper bounds of
an adjustable value and its increment step paramaters. When parameters
of adjustment object changes, it emits changed or value_changed signals.
The following is the constructor of the gtk.Adjustment class −
gtk.Adjustment(value = 0, lower = 0, upper = 0, step_incr = 0,
page_incr = 0, page_size = 0)
The meaning of each of the attributes in the constructor is as follows −
| value |
The initial value |
| lower |
The minimum value |
| upper |
The maximum value |
| step_incr |
The step increment |
| page_incr |
The page increment |
| page_size |
The page sizes |
The following signals are emitted by the Adjustment object −
| Changed |
This is emitted when one (or more) of the adjustment attributes (except the value attribute) has changed. |
| Value-changed |
This is emitted when the adjustment value attribute has changed. |
As mentioned above, the Adjustment object is not a physical widget.
Rather, it is used in association with the other widgets using which its
attributes get changed. Range widgets are used along with the
Adjustment object.
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