Do you know if the new GtkHTML widget support any CSS?
Tom Cato
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The __getattr__ code for GtkTreeItem in gtk.py doesn't work.
For one, it reads:
if attrs.has_key(attrs):
That should have been
if attrs.has_key(attr):
and secondly, python dumps a core when I try
widget.subtree
when the GtkTreeItem has no subtree, yet. Here is the stack
trace:
Hello,
I've only been playing with pygtk for a few days now, and I've just
joined the list, so I'm still trying to wrap my brain around it.
Could anyone explain the structure of the event loop to me? Or at
least point me at the right documentation?
What I don't understand are the non-modal
Howdy, don't want to start a flamewar (so
please don't comment on Qt/KDE itself), but
is someone amongst our little community who
has experience with the Python bindings to
Qt/KDE ? It seems to me that they're partly
automatically generated by some tool named
SIP (lightweight SWIG-alike). How do
The PyGTK bindings are not 100% hand crafted. A good deal of them are
generated automatically from a generic definition file. Work has
stared on a branch that will enable us to build even more of the
bindings automatically.
I've never found a tool that can do a complete wrapping 100%
The PyGTK bindings are not 100% hand crafted. A good deal of them are
generated automatically from a generic definition file. Work has
stared on a branch that will enable us to build even more of the
bindings automatically.
Hmm - I thought that especially the hand crafted stuff
do the most
On Wed, Mar 22, 2000 at 01:43:06AM +0100, Michael Lauer wrote:
Hmm - I thought that especially the hand crafted stuff
do the most work in hiding the naturally not object oriented
nature of the native GTK language - C.
Umm... nope. The object system in GTK+ wrapps quite well under
python.
