Alexei Gilchrist wrote:
Is there any way of printing, or exporting to postscript, a gnome canvas?
I've looked everywhere I can think of on the docs and can't find any mention of it.
The ability to print the contents of the canvas is a planned feature. I
believe it is planned for Gnome 2.0.
"E. J. Wells" wrote:
I've got a copy. I created a tarball and put it here:
http://developer.linsight.com/downloads/pygtutorial.tgz
That version is from Feb 15. Is there anything newer?
People might also be interested in the new PyGTools archive:
From Jeff Turner...
...
BTW, do you know of anyone working on Python bindings to Bonobo? I
saw Miguel
de Icaza speek last week and give a demo of Bonobo. He showed an 'SVG
Bonobo
component'. I think this would be great to use for visuals, but we
need the
Python bindings to do it.
...
Hassan Aurag wrote:
It crashes my app. Simple as that.
Is it broken?
Not getting an answer, eh? ;-)
Gnome popup menus were crashing my app many moons ago, so I switched to Gtk
popups. I can't say what the problem is, but it's not your app.
Jeff
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Hassan Aurag wrote:
Btw, any have thought of writing a couple of functions
to get gtkmenus and toolbars from gnome uiinfo?
I mean to write clones of GnomeApp.create_menus(uiinfo)
and GnomeApp.create_toolbar(uiinfo).
I haven't thought about that. But aren't Gtk menus and toolbars are
François Pinard wrote:
I still have to learn `pygtk' usage, and to help me doing so, through an
editing session over the Python sources, made myself a compact reminder.
Let me share it with you, in case it would be useful, or for if you feel
like commenting. Classes are sorted
Jon Travis wrote:
Has anyone gotten the w2c canvas method working yet? I don't know exactly
how to call it, and whatever I try either SEGV's the program or gives
me an invalid input type. Anyone? This seems like a pretty important thing
to have in order to do canvas manipulations.
Here
Daniel Kornhauser wrote:
I've stated to document some of pygtk.
This mail has two purposes
1.- Make sure anyone isn't making this job
2.- Get some feed back.
If any one is doing this job please tell me, I have spent some hours
learning docbook and doing some boring editing. I don't want
Javi Román wrote:
widget "*.ventana" style "window"
widget "*GtkWindow" style "window"
window.set_name ("ventana")
Not needed unless you have many GtkWindows with different colors.
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please can someone explain me how to use:
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popup_menu = GtkMenu()
popup_menu.show()
# submenus for name
sub_menu = GtkMenu()
sub_menu.show()
sub_menu_item = GtkMenuItem('name')
I'm using gnome-python 1.0.3. Why am I getting this error?
Traceback (innermost last):
File "/usr/lib/python1.5/site-packages/gtk.py", line 114, in __call__
ret = apply(self.func, a)
File "./workspace.py", line 482, in line_event
, and not one spam message has made it
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, mask = create_pixmap_from_xpm(self.win, None, "pixmap.xpm")
self.win.set_icon(pix, mask)
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For anyone who would like to wrap additional widgets for PyGTK, there is a
repository of 3rd party GTK widgets at this site:
http://netcolony.com/members/gtk/
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about PyGTK at the 'PyGTools' Web site:
http://theopenlab.uml.edu/pygtools/
(NOTE: The server is not reachable right now. Try it a little later)
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Havoc Pennington wrote the GConf libraries to make a 'registry' for UNIX:
http://news.gnome.org/gnome-news/937788811/index_html
James, any plans on having Python bindings for this in the next gnome-python
release?
Cheers.
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Paul Clifford wrote:
I've just added raise and lower methods to GdkWindow objects on my local
copy of pygtk, and I noticed that you can't have (or more importantly,
you can't call) a method called 'raise' with C Python. I ended up
naming
it '_raise', which seems a bit hacky but works and
Sebastien Kessler wrote:
Thanks but still, what do the arguments from add_toolbar(self, toolbar, name,
behavior, placement, band_num,band_position, offset) mean ? And is there an
easy way to do an item to the toolbar once the toolbar is shown ?
The C/Gtk+ documentation is still missing a
James Henstridge wrote:
In other news, I have added a wrapper for gtkglarea to pygtk. There are a
few examples in the examples/gl directory, including a translation of the
mesa gears demo. To use it, you will also need the PyOpenGL package.
VERY COOL!
THANK YOU JAMES!
Jeff
To
a canvas
item. This may be related to your first problem.
Cheers.
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Bernhard,
Do you ever figure out how to do it? Inquiring minds want to know :-)
Jeff
Bernhard Herzog wrote:
"J.W. Bizzaro" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How about this:
from gtk import *
adj = GtkAdjustment()
print adj.lower
0.0
adj.lower = 1.0
print adj.l
Sorry, the style rc requires braces.
style "label_style"
{
font = "-adobe-helvetica-medium-r-normal--*-100-*-*-*-*-*-*"
fg[NORMAL] = { 1.0, 1.0, 1.0 }
fg[PRELIGHT] = { 1.0, 1.0, 1.0 }
fg[ACTIVE] = { 1.0, 1.0, 1.0 }
}
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give me any hints on doing this? ..a
minimal example perhaps?
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as is used with the example testgtk. But I need to switch between them
during runtime or be able to change parts of the default style at the very
least.
:-)
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On Thu, 3 Jun 1999, J.W. Bizzaro wrote:
Some of the style-setting functions of gtk are in pygtk, such as
widget.set_style(stylename).fg[STATE_NORMAL] = (1, 0, 0)
widget.get_style().fg[STATE_NORMAL]
But t
ff,0,0)
widget.set_style(widget_style)
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= root.add('line', points=(1,1, -1,-1))
button = GtkButton("Crash Me")
button.connect("clicked", crash_me, canvas,
line)
vbox.pack_start(button, expand=FALSE)
button.show()
win.show()
mainloop()
8
If you just remove aa=TRUE, it won't crash.
Cheers.
Je
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C tutorial and peruse the examples that come with pygtk and also the gtk.py
source. Understanding how the C library works does help in understanding
some of the quirks of the Python wrapper.
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uldn't get it to
segfault.
James.
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HSeparator()
canvas.widget = canvas.root().add('widget', widget=w, x=10, y=200,
width=100, height=50)
w.show()
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Unless I'm missing something.
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Very cool! Thank you James!
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This is a newer version of my app:
http://theopenlab.uml.edu/loci/download/loci-core-19990523.tar.gz
Oh, and the new gnome canvas isn't slower. Netscape was just hogging processor
time again :-/
Jeff
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James,
I get a segmentation fault when using
gnome, how can
we report it?
Jeff
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This is a newer version of my app:
http://theopenlab.uml.edu/loci/download/loci-core-19990523.tar.gz
Oh, and the new gnome canvas isn't slower. Netscape was just hogging processor
time again :-/
Jeff
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I just updated to gnome-python 1.0.3 and gnome-libs 1.0.9. The problem occurs
with new and old versions.
BTW, the canvas is a little slower with the new version, for some reason.
Thanks.
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canvas.box_group.event
Maybe there is a way around this that I'm not seeing.
:-)
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problem may be half not having C-GNOME documentation, half not
understanding how C-GNOME is wrapped in Python, and half not knowing Python very
well.
:-)
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It seems I can use
canvas.box_group.set_data()
canvas.box_group.get_data()
To attach misc. variables to the group, which will then be transferred to the
event handler. Is this the best way to do this?
"J.W. Bizzaro" wrote:
Greetings.
I connected an event handler
Does anyone have examples of doing some basic shape drawing and manipulations
with the GNOME/PyGNOME canvas?
Can anyone explain what "Ted" in the PyGNOME examples directory is supposed to
be and where I can find out more about it?
Thanks.
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Are there Python or PyGTK bindings to the GtkGLArea widget?
Is anyone working on it?
Is anyone interested in it?
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