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[Àlex Magaz Graça <rivaldi8@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I've noticed links no longer work in latest GTG's master. After looking 
at the issue, I've found it to be caused by Gdk.EventButton.button at 
the event handler not returning an int [1] but a Gdk.EventButton instead.

If I add the following lines to TaskView._tag_event (at 
GTG/gtk/editor/taskview.py):

   print("ev = {0} (type = {1})".format(ev, type(ev)))
   print("ev.button = {0} (type = {1})".format(ev.button, type(ev.button)))
   print("ev.any = {0} (type = {1})".format(ev.any, type(ev.any)))
   print("ev.type = {0} (type = {1})".format(ev.type, type(ev.type)))
   print("ev.time = {0} (type = {1})".format(ev.time, type(ev.time)))

I get the following output when I click on a link:

   ev = <GdkEvent at 0x1bd6dc0> (type = <class 'gi.overrides.Gdk.Event'>)
   ev.button = <void at 0x1bd6dc0> (type = <class 
'gi.overrides.Gdk.EventButton'>)
   ev.any = <void at 0x1bd6dc0> (type = <class 
'gi.overrides.Gdk.EventAny'>)
   ev.type = <enum GDK_BUTTON_PRESS of type GdkEventType> (type = 
<class 'gi.repository.Gdk.GdkEventType'>)
   ev.time = 86408185 (type = <class 'int'>)

It looks as if for some attributes it's returning a subclass of the ev 
object instead of the actual attribute value as documented. If I change 
ev.button with ev.button.button, the expected int is returned.

Could someone explain what is happening? I can't find any reference to 
this behaviour in any place.

[1] https://lazka.github.io/pgi-docs/api/Gdk_3.0/structs/EventButton.html

Thanks,
Àlex