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<h1 id="N0386"><variable id="pythonlistener"><link href="text/sbasic/python/python_listener.xhp" name="python listeners">Creating Event Listeners</link></variable></h1>
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<paragraph role="paragraph" id="N0387">Events raised by dialogs, documents, forms or graphical controls can be linked to macros, which is referred to as event-driven programming. The most common method to relate events to macros are the <literal>Events</literal> tab in <menuitem>Tools – Customize</menuitem> menu and the <link href="text/sbasic/guide/create_dialog.xhp" name ="Create dialog">Dialog Editor</link> Control properties pane from <menuitem>Tools - Macros – Organise Dialogs...</menuitem> menu.</paragraph>
<paragraph role="paragraph" id="N0388">Graphical artifacts, keyboard inputs, mouse moves and other man/machine interactions can be controlled using UNO listeners that watch for the user’s behaviour. Listeners are dynamic program code alternatives to macro assignments. One may create as many UNO listeners as events to watch for. A single listener can also handle multiple user interface controls.</paragraph>
<paragraph role="paragraph" id="N0388">Graphical artifacts, keyboard inputs, mouse moves and other man/machine interactions can be controlled using UNO listeners that watch for the user’s behavior. Listeners are dynamic program code alternatives to macro assignments. One may create as many UNO listeners as events to watch for. A single listener can also handle multiple user interface controls.</paragraph>
<h2 id="N0389">Creating an event listener</h2>
<paragraph role="paragraph" id="N0390">Listeners get attached to controls held in dialogs, as well as to document or form events. Listeners are also used when creating runtime dialogs or when adding controls to a dialog on the fly.</paragraph>
<paragraph role="paragraph" id="N0391">This example creates a listener for <literal>Button1</literal> control of <literal>Dialog1</literal> dialog in <literal>Standard</literal> library.</paragraph>