Me too,
I had perfectly running pygnome apps (real simple ones) and now they simply dump core at startup.
Anyone knows about this?
On 30 Apr 2001 17:23:45 +0200, Michele Campeotto wrote:
Does anybody can give me an hint? Is this a problem with my software,
with
PyGtk+ or with
and the program tries again with the new user
input.
Thank you Very Much!
-lf11
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Do we need to start moderating the list? I would gladly help moderating
the list if there is a wish for people doing so, and if there are more
people than me doing so. (The amount of posts are after all so few that
moderating this list will take a maximum
Can't say I am not waiting.
It's a pity GtkText is so bad and your bindings are so easy to use.
On 4 Nov 2000, Hassan Aurag wrote:
Ok here is the deal:
The text showing weirdly is realted to font choice as I discovered today. Using
fixed fonts corrected the problem.
It's weird
newlines when scrolling to that position.
Anyway, your answer helped track down the bug and understand the color part, so thanks
a lot.
On 3 Nov 2000, Hassan Aurag wrote:
Hi,
I'm writing a tool for internal use. Anyway, I build up a GtkCTree
containing info and where to find
is a GdkColor? How can I get red, white, black ... and turn it into a GdkColor?
Thanks a lot for reading thus far ;)
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Control center apps are capplets. Capplet.py isn't very helpful, but
test with it, by showing any type of dialog for instance. Running it
would launch control-center
Original Message
On 7/8/00, 12:53:54 PM, Christian Schaller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
regarding [pygtk] GNOME control
Title: Re: [pygtk] gtk-1.3 work
This is really cool.
Any ideas when one will be able to get gtk 1.4, gnome 2.0, python 2.0
and all those nifty things?
I'd really like to start using them, but am not yet hack-fluent enough
to just dive in.
And while you are at it, can anyone point me to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Henstridge) wrote:
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, Deirdre Saoirse wrote:
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Aaron Optimizer Digulla wrote:
I, for example, cannot use gnome but I use pygtk. Therefore,
I depend on an independend pygtk package (a .tar.gz to be precise).
The
Ok even though I have those headers at the place it expects them, I get
this error when running configure.
checking local Python configuration... looks good
checking for headers required to compile python extensions... not found
configure: error: could not find Python
Original Message
On 6/17/00, 4:33:59 PM, Matt Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote regarding Re:
[pygtk] gnome-python 1.2 ?:
On Sat, Jun 17, 2000 at 10:19:55PM +, Hassan Aurag wrote:
Hi,
I am not sure about that, but no one here has complained about lack
of gnome-python 1.2
Hi,
I am exclusively using gnome-python in an app I build, and as such
would like to know a bit more about the road map of this great
package.
I know James and others have been moving to Extension Class, which
would make it easier to have python bindings for everything.
However, I'd
I think I might have made a mistake. You need latest gnome-python, but it will only
work with gtkhtml 0.1 and not 0.2.
On Thu, 25 May 2000, Hassan Aurag wrote:
You need to recompile the whole gnome-python package with --with-gtkhtml
After recompiling I still have a problem
You need to recompile the whole gnome-python package with --with-gtkhtml
This in essence means you need to :
download gtkhtml 0.2 from gnome.org sources/unstable
install it
then do ./configure --with-gtkhtml; make; make install
Hi!
I have tried gtkhtml_demo.py from the
Hi,
Under gnome one usually uses GnomeApp().create_menus and toolbars to get those from
UIINFO things.
But in Havoc's book, they talk about a gnome_app_fill_menu and toolbar that is
supposed to give you a toolbar/menu for any UIINFO whether in GnomeApp or not.
I thought this was great,
Hi,
When you want to test whether /dev/dsp is properly configured you just
"cat somewave /dev/dsp"
Now what do I do if I want to test a /dev/ttyS(0-3). I tried to cat
AT and read if there is an OK answer, but it doesn't seem to work this
way.
Even though this is not strictly gnome
Hi,
I am using gnome-python the latest. Gtkhmtl works fine until you load
urls.
I am not sure how the python bindings use gtkhtml or python urllib
stuff, but all relative urls are scrapped somehow. Which means that it
will look for img src="gifs/whatever.png" locally instead of
This is great news, as I have been waiting for gtkhtml to work for a
while now.
My question is simple. Is the gnome-python.spec up-to-date or is it
better to simply build the thing and install it.
Original Message
On 4/7/00, 11:44:53 AM, James Henstridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Just forgot to forward this to this list in case it has something to
do with bindings.
Original Message
On 3/28/00, 8:33:12 PM, Hassan Aurag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
regarding Gtkhtml 0.1 (II):
Ok,
I fixed the bonobo.h problem by just copying this file over to
/usr/include from
I don't know the context but you usually keep a reference to your
button and then change it with its methods whenever you like
Original Message
On 3/16/00, 3:02:12 PM, Javi Roman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote regarding
[pygtk] label button:
How can I change label button in run-time?
Ok,
I downloaded gtkhtml from cvs (checkout) and compiled it and installed
it. So far it's fine.
Next I compiled gnome-python with -with-gtkhtml and again it compiles
fine.
Next I do a from gtkhtml import * and I get an undefined reference. I
am not home so I can't remember exactly, but it
rewritten for
gnome-libs-2, so you don't have to use the current C structure
interface
for building menus.
James.
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On Fri, 3 Mar 2000, Hassan Aurag wrote:
It crashes my app. Simple
Hassan Aurag wrote:
It crashes my app. Simple as that.
Is it broken?
Not getting an answer, eh? ;-)
Actually now I got one. I will automagically add Please at the end of all subjects
from now on. The problem would then be that people will get used to it and start
ignoring
Hi,
I was wondering if any had any ideas on how to easily implement the
tearing of a notebook page so that it can become a top-level window.
I am using pygnome so the guys on pygtk list can help me better I
think, but in case no pygtk guys/garls have any ideas, I also sent the
same
Hi,
Is it broken again. My app keeps segfaulting if I ever use those
menus.
And it's not a problem with the menus since they were used correctly
if added as normal menus.
H. Aurag
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Hi,
I am not sure if I am dumb or it's a bug and then if it is with
pygnome bindings.
What is wrong with the following:
BEGIN CODE
file_menu = [
UIINFO_MENU_NEW_ITEM(label="Numerical Python Session", tip="Start
a New Numerical Python Session", cb=start_new_numpy),
I do use file_select I think from GtkExtra.py.
But then we could change it easily.
Btw, I have not been able to compile gtkextra package. The
instructions seem to be wacky!
Original Message
On 2/22/00, 9:24:53 AM, James Henstridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
regarding Re: [pygtk]
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On Sun, 20 Feb 2000, Hassan Aurag wrote:
File
"/var/tmp/gnome-python-root/usr/lib/python1.5/site-packages/gnome/ui.
py", line 1163, in __call__
aa[i] = _obj2inst(args[i])
NameError: aa
I think this i
Btw,
Any news of redhat rpms srpms for the new package?
I think we should have a repository of srpms (no rpms needed since
many arch's)
kept up-to-date by rhlabs if possible?
I really don't like to use tar.gz for file tracking reasons, like :
what the heck is this file doing here? What
Title: Still an MDI bug in gnome-python 1.0.51?
File
/var/tmp/gnome-python-root/usr/lib/python1.5/site-packages/gnome/ui.py,
line 1163, in __call__
aa[i] = _obj2inst(args[i])
NameError: aa
I think this is an error!
Hi
I have a question for the GtkHtml widget thing. What is the most stable version of
gnome that has it?
I have just released pygtk-0.6.4 and gnome-python-1.0.51. Most of the
work for this release was done by Matt Wilson (thanks Matt :).
This release fixes a lot of reference leaks,
In gtk.py, there is a get_window() method for GtkWidget class.
Then you should be able to use all gdkwindow attributes described in
description.py in pygtk package.
Now, you can do a widget.size_request()
Does this help?
Original Message
On 2/11/00, 6:09:47 PM, "Stephan R.A.
Hi,
I am working with pygnome 1.0.50
Now, for a long time, I have been trying to work with MDI without
success.
For example, what's wrong with the following:
###START CODE
from gtk import GtkCurve, mainloop
from gnome.ui import GnomeMDIGenericChild, GnomeMDI
from _gnomeui import
, Deirdre Saoirse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
regarding Re: [pygtk] Help with GnomeMDI/GtkPlug, GtkSocket:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, Hassan Aurag wrote:
For example, what's wrong with the following:
You're using the MDI interface, the lamest interface known to mankind.
:)
Seriously, I don't know what
with GnomeMDI/GtkPlug, GtkSocket:
There are some typos in mdi wrapper of pygnome.
With the attached patch, you will get the better chance to
succeed to use mdi.
I never used mdi, so can't help you no more.
On Mon, Jan 17, 2000 at 06:59:02PM +, Hassan Aurag wrote:
Hi,
I am
Hi,
I have been wanting something like this for GmatH for a while now!
Do you have any idea how you can create a canvas on which cells would
appear successively. One for input, then one for output, then one for
input and so on? And still have it work like the Interactive
interpreter
I will take this opportunity to ask you:
Will there be any gnome-print support in next pygtk, pygnome release?
Original Message
On 1/9/00, 7:35:14 PM, Matt Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote regarding Re:
[pygtk] misc bug fixes:
Very good - I noticed the incorrect int v/s short
Hi,
Ok here goes: I have a GnomeApp, which contains with set_content a term done with zvt
and has a GtkTree inside a VBOX added to it using add_docked.
Now, I haven't been able (duh!) to make this thing understand that when I click or
move in term space, I want it to get focus.
Each time,
focus to those widgets -- you have to use the mouse). The
ZvtTerm
widget is a bit weird with respect to focus.
James.
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On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Hassan Aurag wrote:
Hi,
Ok here goes: I have
Hi,
I have an app that creates a zvt term in a gnome-app and forks and
calls another python script that handles input ouput etc
The way I handle input is by using raw_input(prompt)
Now if I type a line long enough to go onto the next line, it won't
and instead will overwrite the first
Sorry,
I was relying on my system docs which didn't include any mention of
this function. From now on I promise to check gnome's site docs before
complaining!
However, you pointed to the fact that match_add needs 3 arguments.
Well, it doesn't seem to accept more than 2. So I guess this is
Hi,
My question is simple but I can't yet answer it myself. I am still at
the point where I use 'Learning Python'.
Ok, so I have a terminal and I want to catch the input, and I am not
talking about raw_input.
I am talking about sys.stdin
It seems one can override sys.stdout and sys.stdin
Hi,
I just wanted to know if there are any plans to make a python mode for
glade, that would create a source directory instead of the present
runtime thing.
I am the kind of guy that doesn't really understand glade, but would
like to use it to make windows, then I'd code in the callbacks
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