[pygtk] pygtk Gnome2 errors

Hello I wrote a while ago with this problem, but I didn't have my system configured properly. Now I believe I do, and the problem still exists. I am running Debian (Sid) with Python2.3 python2.3-gnome2 1.99.13 python2.3-glade2 1.99.13 python2.3-gtk2 1.99.13 I have a glade file that uses

Re: [pygtk] how to ignore repeated events until the end

John Hunter wrote: I have a problem that has cropped up in a couple of different circumstances. 1) I have a GtkDialog above my GtkWindow and I want to drag it off to the side of the main window to use some controls in the dialog. The draq across the window triggers a large number of

Re: [pygtk] how to ignore repeated events until the end

James == James Henstridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: James There are two answers to this question. James First the simple one: use GTK 2.0 and pygtk-1.99.x. With Thanks much. I took the idle handler suggestion for a quick fix, and will begin the gtk 2.0 upgrade in the near future when

Re: [pygtk] GtkGLArea - how to disable/compile?

Werner Hartnagel wrote: Hi, I'll try to compile the recent pygtk-0.6.11 with Mandrake9. configure tell me he found the importend libs but when I try to compile, the file libGL.la is still missing. I have only the following files in my /usr/X11R6/lib/ folder: ls /usr/X11R6/lib/libGL*

Re: [pygtk] pygtk Gnome2 errors

Jay Graves wrote: Hello I wrote a while ago with this problem, but I didn't have my system configured properly. Now I believe I do, and the problem still exists. I am running Debian (Sid) with Python2.3 python2.3-gnome2 1.99.13 python2.3-glade2 1.99.13 python2.3-gtk2 1.99.13 I have a

Re: [pygtk] pygtk Gnome2 errors

Yes. If you are using GNOME widgets in your glade interface, you must initialise GNOME. Add the following to the startup of your program: import gnome.ui gnome.init('program-name', 'version') Thanks a ton, works like a charm now. -- Jay Graves [EMAIL PROTECTED] jay.skabber.com

[pygtk] migration from 0.6.9 to 1.99.13

I am knee deep in migrating my code to gtk2. I have a lot of code like: def draw(self, widget): win = widget.window gc = win.new_gc() gc.foreground = self.grey widget.draw_rectangle(gc, gtk.TRUE, 0, 0, self.width, self.height)

Re: [pygtk] migration from 0.6.9 to 1.99.13

Can someone advise me if there is a simple change I can make within this function to get a Drawable instance? Or is a more fundamental change required? widget.window is a GdkWindow which inherits from GdkDrawable. So just do: widget.window.draw_rectangle(gc, gtk.TRUE,

Re: [pygtk] migration from 0.6.9 to 1.99.13

Johan == Johan Dahlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Johan So just do: Johan widget.window.draw_rectangle(gc, gtk.TRUE, 0, 0, Johan self.width, self.height) Wonderful. And for the next miracle: set_clip_rectangle now wants a rectangle instead of four coordinates. I tried passing a

Re: [pygtk] migration from 0.6.9 to 1.99.13

gc.set_clip_rectangle( gdk.Rectangle(self._left, self._top, self._width, self._height)) Pass in a tuple instead, like this: gc.set_clip_rectangle((self._left, self._top, self._width, self._height)) It's part of

Re: [pygtk] migration from 0.6.9 to 1.99.13

Johan == Johan Dahlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Johan gc.set_clip_rectangle((self._left, self._top, self._width, Johan self._height)) Excellent -- my main window in now rendering. I'm getting there. If you can solve this one, I'll call you a genius and leave you alone for the day. I

[pygtk] idle_add, timeout_add and input_add

I have checked in wrappers for the glib timeout, idle and IO event handling functions into pygtk, and removed the (deprecated) gtk equivalents. I have left in compatibility names, so no programs should break. This change gets rid of the last use of the strongly deprecated GtkArg and