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The FileCHooserDialog does exactly what its name says: It allows the user to specify a file name using a graphical dialog and delivers it back to your program. The saving part is totally up to your program, the FileChooserDialog will not do that.
ok i got it.but i have another question.i'm writing a web browser with python.i built the basic function like go back, go forward, refresh and an entry, so far.
when i browse a site like google everything is ok and it shows the google page.but when i click on images in the google home page my browser's entry wont change to the new address.how am i suppose to make it work.
consider that for saving a page i should know the exact address of the page.
when i browse a site like google everything is ok and it shows the google page.but when i click on images in the google home page my browser's entry wont change to the new address.
I have no idea what GUI toolkit you are using, but that browser widget should probably have a way to call a callback when the address changes, and you can use it to change the text in your address line.
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