2007/11/9, Donn [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Okay. It seems I am writing my own canvas then. I am stuck on GTL+2.8 for a
bunch of reasons so I have not been able to run any of the popular canvas
apps.
If you are stuck with 2.8 you should try GnomeCanvas then, it doesn't
use cairo for rendering though,
I'm pretty new to Python, and days-new to GTK, and the TreeView widget
is confusing the hell out of me... is there a good guide to using it?
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2007/11/11, Caleb Marcus [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm pretty new to Python, and days-new to GTK, and the TreeView widget is
confusing the hell out of me... is there a good guide to using it?
the pygtk tutorial has got a section dedicated to the treeview widget:
I've read those, but I can't quite understand how to get it to work.
I've attached a glade XML file and a Python file that I'm using to test
the ability to manipulate TreeViews in Python. I'm just trying to get
Column1text into the first column, and the number 2 into the second
column, but it's
Aha, I figured out what I did wrong.
On Sun, 2007-11-11 at 17:02 -0500, Caleb Marcus wrote:
I've read those, but I can't quite understand how to get it to work.
I've attached a glade XML file and a Python file that I'm using to
test the ability to manipulate TreeViews in Python. I'm just
If you want to implement yet another canvas (please don't) have a look
at the source code of a good canvas and get inspiration (and code)
from there.
Well, the reason I asked in this list was to garner suggestions based on
PyGTK. So far the canvases I've looked at are in C. But I'll take your
Caleb Marcus a écrit :
I've read those, but I can't quite understand how to get it to work.
I've attached a glade XML file and a Python file that I'm using to test
the ability to manipulate TreeViews in Python. I'm just trying to get
Column1text into the first column, and the number 2 into the
