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Background:
I have a dropselect widget and another widget beneath it, both with an 'on_mouse_over'-method attached. When I use the dropdown of the dropselect widget, it overlaps with the second widget. When trying to select an item from the dropdown, the mouseover-functions of the 2nd widget is executed (understandable, but not desired). In order to adjust my mouseover-method, I looked for a method in the dropselect API that shows if its dropdown is expanded, but couldn't find one. The only workaround I've found is to use the get_focus_rect method of the dropselect API, as this one changes when the dropdown is expanded. But that isn't very intuitive imo.
Request:
I suggest to add a separate method to the dropselect API that tells if its dropdown is expanded.
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Background:
I have a dropselect widget and another widget beneath it, both with an 'on_mouse_over'-method attached. When I use the dropdown of the dropselect widget, it overlaps with the second widget. When trying to select an item from the dropdown, the mouseover-functions of the 2nd widget is executed (understandable, but not desired). In order to adjust my mouseover-method, I looked for a method in the dropselect API that shows if its dropdown is expanded, but couldn't find one. The only workaround I've found is to use the get_focus_rect method of the dropselect API, as this one changes when the dropdown is expanded. But that isn't very intuitive imo.
Request:
I suggest to add a separate method to the dropselect API that tells if its dropdown is expanded.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: