FAQ 19.2 need to be updated. It say:
Matt Wilson says there are none yet, but we're getting there:
gtkhtml2 uses pango for i18n text rendering, etc.
http://gtkhtml2.codefactory.se/. There are not Python bindings yet,
and the HTML rendering still needs work.
But it shouldb be something like:
On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 11:37:31AM +0200, Tom Cato Amundsen wrote:
FAQ 19.2 need to be updated. It say:
Thanks. Remember, you can fix the FAQ yourselves; just ask me for the
sekr1t.
Take care,
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Thanks for all your answers guys you've been really helpfull!!
Here come the question. Is there a way to bring a window to
front?
And question two:
supose you define two windows with libglade and save them in
the same file. if I start the app
Hello everybody,
i am new to the list and am quite excited to be a
part of your community. my question and concern is the lack of
documentation for pygtk and gnome python. i would like to work on
compiling together a pygtk reference for both beginners and advanced pygtk
developers. so my
On Tue, 2002-10-22 at 11:16, LDC - Pablo Endres Lozada wrote:
Thanks for all your answers guys you've been really helpfull!!
Here come the question. Is there a way to bring a window to
front?
I use this showDialog method when I want to update the dialog. My
dialogs
Hi, I drew some pixmaps on a Drawing Area and now I
need to detect a click on them. Any ideas?
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LDC - Pablo Endres Lozada wrote:
Thanks for all your answers guys you've been really helpfull!!
Here come the question. Is there a way to bring a window to
front?
And question two:
supose you define two windows with libglade and save them in
the same file. if I start the app like this
