On 27/12/2003 8:08 AM, Martin Grimme wrote:
Hi,
gnome-python does not fully support session management, e.g.
methods like gnome_client_set_restart_command() are missing.
There has been a patch for the missing functions around since
the days of 1.99.11 and Redhat and (now also) Debian patch their
On 30/10/2003 1:02 AM, Sebastian Rittau wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to get pyORBit to work with threading. Unfortunately this
does not seem to work. When starting the attached sample script, the
script will print out numbers of up to ~100 and then stop. gdb reports
that thread 1 is hanging in poll(),
On 10/11/2003 7:52 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
a few days ago, I've got a great help on gtk-pygtk objects wrapping.
Thanks a lot.
Now, I have the library but the application crashes on segfault. I've
been thinking it is problem of mine or problem of Python but PyGtk
seems to have own part
On 7/11/2003 11:29 AM, David Bernard wrote:
Hi !
Newby question:
I want to make my own version of gtk.FileSelection, and I need to copy
some functions from the original (ugly) one, where can I find it?
Sorry for my bad english..
Like the other widgets in GTK, GtkFileSelection is implemented in
On 4/11/2003 6:30 AM, mc collilieux wrote:
Hello, I would continue a programm beginned with pygtk 1.99.13 and
python 2.2 (which was working well) with python 2.2.2 and pygtk 2.0 and
it is crazy...
I have a top level window with :
vbox
---vbox
-- a menubar
---vbox
-- a notebook
Each
On 23/10/2003 3:00 AM, Eugene Koontz wrote:
I'm in a similar situation that Don Allingham describes in his post
Creating a sortable model derived from GenericTreeModel :
I have a big TreeStore that takes a long time to load. My proposed
solution is to have a compile-time step of pickling the
On 23/10/2003 8:37 AM, Dàvik wrote:
Hi!
I need a TextView that changes its width depending on the maximum number
of characters per line that the user wants it to have. I need that the
user be able to configure it to have between a number of characters per
line and that it changes its width to
On 29/09/2003 11:51 PM, Christian Reis wrote:
On Mon, Sep 29, 2003 at 04:49:49PM +0100, Stephen Kennedy wrote:
On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 16:01, Christian Reis wrote:
On Thu, Sep 25, 2003 at 10:57:23AM +0100, Stephen Kennedy wrote:
path, col, cellx, celly =
On 25/09/2003 4:23 AM, David Moore wrote:
Is it possible for a TreeModel to tell a CellRendererToggle that it is
in an in between (inconsistent) state???
I have a TreeModel class derieved from GenericTreeModel. Each node in
the tree can be in one of three states yes, no, or maybe. Can a
On 23/09/2003 5:08 PM, Alif Wahid wrote:
Hi folks,
I've had some problems compiling the current CVS head of PyGtk-2.1.x on
Win32. So I've submitted a patch on bugzilla to fix that.
Basically there are some undefined symbols in the official Gtk+-2.2.4
binaries. So I've added empty function stubs
On 18/09/2003 5:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to compile python-gnome 2.0 on Mac Os 10.2.6 to port
the newest gramps and gcompris to mac Os X.
I am using fink and I manage to create a package for pygtk 2.0
but I cannot compile python-gnome 2.0. I end up with the following error
On 19/09/03 16:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi to all,
I've a Window with a TextView, and I want to display another window (a popup
winow) near the cursor position of the TextView. So I've calculate the cursor
position with the buffer_to_window_coords() method and then I try to use the
method
On 16/09/03 06:08, John Hunter wrote:
I am trying to scale my pango fonts with a DPI parameter for my
plotting library. I have two parameters, figsize (tuple in inches)
and DPI (int) and my figure size is a tuple in pixels given by the
product of these, ie, (figsize[0]*dpi, figsize[1]*dpi)
When
On 18/09/2003 3:45 AM, Tim Newsham wrote:
[In a blast from the past, John Hunter said...]
BTW Prabu, the Lueb patch also exposes the hwnd attribute for win32
systems, which I think is the analog of the xid attribute. Hence it
should be possible to port the GtkVTKRenderWindow code to win32
On 15/09/03 20:06, Nathan Hurst wrote:
On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 12:15:32 +0800
James Henstridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/09/2003 11:38 AM, Nathan Hurst wrote:
How can I create a new, or copy an existing, pango context? I am
currently using the widget.get_pango_context() one, but I
On 12/09/2003 8:42 AM, Tim Evans wrote:
I have created a routine that displays exceptions in a gtk dialog box,
which I place in sys.excepthook. I have run into a problem when using
this routine with threading.
The sys.excepthook function can be run from all sorts of places,
sometimes the gtk
On 11/09/2003 11:38 AM, Nathan Hurst wrote:
How can I create a new, or copy an existing, pango context? I am
currently using the widget.get_pango_context() one, but I can't work out
how to make a new one. If I use the one attached to the widget I have
to restore everything after every use.
On 09/09/03 20:05, Shaffer, Chris wrote:
Help!!! I'm having problems installing the latest gnome-python and
PyORBit on my mandrake 9.1 box. I have python2.3 installed from src,
as well as the latest-greatest pygtk2 (from src). Both work fine (at
least with my apps)...
When I try and
On 09/09/03 21:59, Shaffer, Chris wrote:
Okay, that worked on PyORBit, but here is the output from running
'./configure --prefix=/usr/local' in the gnome-python folder:
checking for pygtk-2.0 = 2.0.0... Package pygtk-2.0 was not found
in the pkg-config search path.
Perhaps you
On 09/09/03 22:13, Shaffer, Chris wrote:
As far as I know. My PyGTK apps work, and when I look in
/usr/local/lib/python2.3/site-packages, I have a gtk-2.0 folder, as well as
pygtk.py file...
I installed PyGTK from the latest source on the PyGTK homepage...
In that case, take the following bit
On 07/09/03 14:27, John K Luebs wrote:
Currently, pygtk seems to be supporting both Python 2.2 and 2.3. What
does 2.3 have that 2.2 does not have that would warrant ditching support
for 2.2?
If it ain't broke...
Well, there is one feature found in Python 2.3's C API that could be
useful, and
On 06/09/03 03:05, Benjamin Liblit wrote:
James Henstridge wrote:
I just left a note in the bug report you filed about this.
I can't find that report in GNOME bugzilla. Link?
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=121158
James.
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On 06/09/03 14:58, Andrew P. Lentvorski, Jr. wrote:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2003, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
My only real request is to continue supporting Python 2.2. I was one of
the people in favour of requiring 2.2 early on, so this risks sounding
hypocritical, but the changes between 2.2 and 2.3
On 4/09/2003 8:00 AM, Michael McLay wrote:
I received an odd warning when testing the use of get_property. Accessing the
'child' property for a button returns the message:
(:2640): Gtk-WARNING **: ../../gtk/gtkcontainer.c:874: invalid property id 3
for child of type `GParamObject' in
.
Questions about PyORBit can be directed to the PyGTK list:
http://www.daa.com.au/mailman/listinfo/pygtk
Bug reports should be filed at the Gnome bug tracker:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=pyorbit
James Henstridge.
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Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WWW: http://www.daa.com.au/~james
about Gnome-Python can be directed to the PyGTK list:
http://www.daa.com.au/mailman/listinfo/pygtk
Bug reports should be filed at the Gnome bug tracker:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=gnome-python
James Henstridge.
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Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WWW: http://www.daa.com.au
I have just branched pygtk, pyorbit and gnome-python in CVS. If you
want to get the 2.0 branches, you will need to switch your branches over
to the branches:
cd pygtk; cvs update -r pygtk-2-0 .
cd pyorbit; cvs update -r pyorbit-2-0 .
cd gnome-python; cvs update -r gnome-python-2-0 .
On 1/09/2003 3:07 PM, Colin Fox wrote:
For some reason, when I create a Gnome project, and add a Gnome app
window, the yellow star beside the About menu doesn't show up in my
program. It shows up in the glade editor, though.
All the other icons in the menus are fine. Just the about star is
On 29/08/2003 3:58 AM, Scott Prive wrote:
Hi,
I am using PyGTK2 on Windows and Linux. Has anyone built a package for OS/X?
I understand from a few weeks ago's threads that there were issues building
under OS/X, but they should/might be cleared up now. Is there perhaps an
un-official or
On 27/08/2003 7:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again,
The sequence API as described in the pygtk FAQ entry 13.25
http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/index.py?req=showfile=faq13.025.htp
does not work, the TreeStore and ListStore objects do have
a function __getitem__, but no __setitem__.
On 27/08/2003 6:58 AM, alejandro david weil wrote:
Hi.
I'm using python-gtk21.99.17-3 on debian.
The problem is that i can't get keypress events, and, i'm getting the
button-press-events in right way.
I'm tryng to get them, on a subclass of gtk.DrawingArea.
The code is this:
On 28/08/2003 6:33 AM, Ben Liblit wrote:
I'm having trouble subclassing a class from an extension module. When
Python processes my subclass definition, and before any instances are
created, it aborts with:
python: Objects/typeobject.c:872: extra_ivars:
Assertion `t_size = b_size'
On 28/08/03 17:57, Lawrence Oluyede wrote:
I'm reading a C-based tutorial to learn using Glade2, but I still have
a problem.
When I try to get the GnomeAppBar widget from the XML tree what the
get_widget method
returns is:
gtk.HBox object (GnomeAppBar) at 0x40c12464
and when I try to use
I've just uploaded new releases of pygtk, pyorbit and gnome-python. You
can download them from ftp.gnome.org and its list of mirrors:
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/pygtk/1.99/
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/pyorbit/1.99/
On 22/08/03 21:00, Tessa Lau wrote:
Is it possible that you are running into this problem?
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118990
Upgrading to pyorbit from CVS does fix the segfault, but it doesn't fix
the problem. I still get a CORBA.NO_IMPLEMENT exception when I try to
call
On 21/08/2003 9:20 PM, Tessa Lau wrote:
I'm digging into this further. I upgraded to Python 2.3 and pyorbit
1.99.6-4, as packaged by Debian unstable. The test script I posted the
other day now segfaults in registerGlobalEventListener.
Here's the backtrace:
#0 0x080785d0 in
On 11/08/2003 5:04 AM, Colin Fox wrote:
On Sun, 2003-08-10 at 11:30, Doug Quale wrote:
Here is a simple example using icons in a TreeView.
Thanks! That's perfect. Just out of curiosity, how would I show
different images for when the item is expanded and collapsed?
According to the C
On 13/08/03 04:52, Tessa Lau wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to use PyORBit to duplicate some of the functionality of
AT-poke (the GNOME accessibility query tool). I haven't found any
documentation on how to use CORBA, much less CORBA with Python. So far
I've used orbit-idl-2 to process the
I have added pygtk and pyorbit products to bugzilla now, and had the
associated bugs moved over (I got Luis to do this, so that it wouldn't
send out loads of unwanted bugspam).
The main reason for this was to allow better classification of pygtk
bugs in the future. Also, a number of people
On 3/08/2003 3:18 AM, Duncan Grisby wrote:
On Friday 1 August, James Henstridge wrote:
The only issue for packagers is how to deal with the top-level CORBA
(and PortableServer, etc.) modules. One solution would be to install
them only if they are not already there from a different ORB
On 13/08/03 04:52, Tessa Lau wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to use PyORBit to duplicate some of the functionality of
AT-poke (the GNOME accessibility query tool). I haven't found any
documentation on how to use CORBA, much less CORBA with Python. So far
I've used orbit-idl-2 to process the
On 1/08/2003 4:01 PM, ml wrote:
Hi,
I want to have both omniORBpy and PyORBit installed in
parallel. The first, because I use it for my own
applications, the latter, because some GNOME programs depend
on python-gnome2 and therefore on PyORBit. Unfortunately,
both packages include a file
On 01/08/03 21:13, Duncan Grisby wrote:
omniORB's CORBA module really lives in omniORB.CORBA, so you can do
from omniORB import CORBA instead of just import CORBA. I believe
Fnorb does the same thing, so it should be considered a de-facto
standard. It would be good if pyorbit supported the same
I've just uploaded a new release of pygtk. The corresponding
gnome-python release isn't ready yet, but should be in a few days (I
still need to review a few more of the bug reports).
You can download it from one of:
ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk/python/v2.0/
I've uploaded a new release of pyorbit at:
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/pyorbit/1.99/
The changes in this release are:
* clean up base class list when building client stubs. This is
needed in order for the stubs to work with Python 2.3.
* fix some possible segfaults if
On 1/08/2003 1:17 AM, Jon Willeke wrote:
I'd like to use the VTE terminal widget, but the Python bindings need
a little work. I need to learn a little bit about how the .defs and
.override files interact. I've read Ross Burton's article
On 1/08/2003 4:46 AM, Anthony Joseph Seward wrote:
On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 11:45, Christian Reis wrote:
On Tue, Jul 29, 2003 at 09:27:45AM +1200, Tim Evans wrote:
Anthony Joseph Seward wrote:
I am trying to figure out a simple way of converting a Numeric array to
a gtk.gdk.Pixbuf
On 31/07/2003 1:27 AM, Dusausoy Bruno wrote:
Hi,
I'm quite new to pygtk and I have a problem. I've connected the
clicked signal to a button and it should normally call
exit_window.destroy() function. But Python gives me this error:
TypeError: destroy() takes no arguments (1 given)
The first
On 28/07/2003 8:48 PM, Alexandr V. Demeshko wrote:
First of all sorry for my poor English.
Could someone explain me how PyGtk, libglade and gettext should
work together?
When I call from Python glade.XML(mygladefile, domain=mydomain)
wrapper code does not use domain, instead passes it into
On 29/07/2003 7:15 AM, John Ehresman wrote:
I'm wondering if a connect_while_alive() method would be useful in pygtk
2? The connect_object() is often mentioned as a replacement method, but
it doesn't invalidate the handler until the object is collected by
Python's cyclic GC at some indeterminate
Jon Willeke wrote:
Sorry for not replying to the original message, but I only just
subscribed. I was just looking into this, myself. I installed SuSE
Linux 8.2 Personal, then installed a bunch of packages from mirror
sites. I usually use Red Hat, so I'm a little out of my element.
If you
Don Allingham wrote:
I've been attempting to port pygtk-1.99.14 and gnome-python-1.99.14 to
SuSE 8.2 because the packages SuSE shipped are rather broken (built
without gnome.ui). I've been able to build the packages, but when I run
my application, I get a segfault in the glade_xml_new call.
At
Don Allingham wrote:
On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 21:52, James Henstridge wrote:
If there is no gnome.ui module, then it is not possible to initialise
the libgnomeui library. libglade is not guaranteed to function if you
do not initialise the libraries you use.
I built the missing pyorbit
Peter Schulte-Stracke wrote:
Hi,
I am in desparate need of a List/Tree widget that does *not* read the whole
database / model, but only a portion of it, essentially what is displayed.
This looks as an innocuous enough requirement, but I failed completely to
get anything to work, or even to find
george young wrote:
[gtk-2.2.2, pygtk-1.99.16, python-2.3b2]
I want to briefly change my app's cursor to a 'watch' or some such while it's
thinking hard. I have a zillion widgets, so it seems like changing cursor
for one of them is not likely to be right. From the FAQ, entry 5.6:
I have uploaded version 1.99.5 of PyORBit. I am doing this ahead of the
pygtk and gnome-python releases so that there will be a tarball
available that compiles with the ORBit tarballs found in the Gnome 2.3.x
dev releases.
Once ftp.gnome.org has synchronised, you will be able to download it from:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christian Reis wrote:
On Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 02:08:37PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also I'm wondering that since the gettext
python module doesn't actually call any glibc
functions, does this have any affect on libglade?
I can't see where the textdomain() calls
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
has anyone been able to get PyGTK 1.99 to work on OS X? I have tried to
compile it from source and I get this error:
make all-recursive
Making all in codegen
make[2]: Nothing to be done for `all'.
Making all in gtk
/bin/sh ../libtool --mode=link gcc -g -O2 -Wall
Jean-Baptiste Cazier wrote:
Sæl !
I am porting my code from gtk1 to GTk2, ie pygtk 0.6 to 1.99 (quite painful btw)
I am stuck with the resizing manually of the window : everytime I resize the I want to
update the drawing area it contains
I used to connect to size_allocate signal in pygtk 0.6
Elliot Lee wrote:
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003, Elliot Lee wrote:
The problem is that pygdk_block_threads assumes that an accompanying
pygdk_unblock_threads has previously been called, when in fact it hasn't.
This can happen in situations when a thread calls a non-thread-wrapped gtk
function that
Jade Meskill wrote:
On 6/30/03 10:29 PM, James Henstridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--snip--
I think I have fixed this problem in CVS now. It would be helpful if
you could test this on your machine and report back on whether it fixes
the problem for you. Try editing the gtk
Austin Henry wrote:
Ok, this could be a weird one (or maybe not, I haven't been reading this
list long enough to know what's weird around here ;)
I am trying to implement a custom TreeCellRenderer which displays text,
and when edited brings up a combo box subclass that I've written in
Python.
Haris Bogdanovic wrote:
When I do
gtk.glade.XML(filename.glade)
I get the error
Could not create GladeXML object.
What is the problem here ?
Is the file a valid glade file? If so, it should start with something
like this:
?xml version=1.0 standalone=no? !--*- mode: xml -*--
!DOCTYPE
Jean-Baptiste Cazier wrote:
Sæl !
I have been designing a couple of applications on my linux box based on python + gtk
and they work just fine.
But porting them to any Windows system is quite a pain because GTK is not straight
forward to install on those platforms
However, Tcl /Tk is very easy
Lorenzo Gil Sánchez wrote:
I read the pygtk2 tutorial[1] and have some problems with the Layout
Container[2]. When i try to use a vertical scrollbar with my Layout
container something weird happens:
mylayout = gtk.Layout(None, None)
myscrollbar - gtk.VScrollbar(None)
adjust =
Rob Brown-Bayliss wrote:
pygtk.require('2.0')
Is there a pygtk 2? I thought we were still doing the 1.99.x thing...
It refers to the platform version. You would still use
pygtk.require('2.0') when pygtk-2.2 is out, for instance.
James.
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george young wrote:
[pygtk-1.99.15, gtk+-2.2.1, python 2.3.a1, x86 linux]
I have used
ls = ListStore(str, str, str)
with success, but
ls = ListStore(bool, str, str)
fails with a nasty, misleading could not get typecode from object in a
*subsequent* statement! If I change bool to
Alif Wahid wrote:
Hi,
I'm one of the developers of GtkGLExt library on sourceforge, and we're providing a python binding to GtkGLExt (an OpenGL capability extension of Gtk). In the process of writing test programs we've come across a minor discrepancy between the Python binding of Pango and its
Maik Hertha wrote:
:: It sets the signal return value to the value returned by the last
:: handler. It then decides whether to continue the emission if the
return
:: value is False.
:: Most uses of stop_emit_by_name() can be converted to simply do
return
:: True now. You hardly ever need
Don Allingham wrote:
I'm using a GnomeFileEntry in a glade built interface. Any time I select
a file name with a non-ascii character in it (such as 'ä'), I get all
kinds of errors, and the full string is not displayed. Some of the
errors I get are:
Gtk-CRITICAL **: file gtktextbuffer.c: line 476
Antoon Pardon wrote:
Explain the difference between signals and events.
As far I as a complete newbie understand the two are
extremely similar to the point there is no reason
to have both. Which makes it confusing to have them
both without explanation about why having them both.
Events are things
Christian Reis wrote:
Can the class handler be run multiple times, then, if both _LAST and
_FIRST are set, for instance?
Yes, but they seldom do (I am not sure if any of the signals in GTK do so).
What are signals with return types?
Integer, boolean, etc. The type of the value returned by the
Yuri Vilmanis wrote:
I've been using py-gtk for a little while now, and I have noticed one major
deficiency: GTK+ types and structs which do not have a type feild cannot be
imported by the py-gtk autogeneration script, rendering quite a few functions
unusable. Off the top of my head, examples
Christian Reis wrote:
On Fri, Mar 21, 2003 at 10:31:13AM +0800, James Henstridge wrote:
Stephen Kennedy wrote:
Plain connect works fine, but the connect_after
callback does not get called.
Or am I doing something wrong? See attached example.
For the standard widget event signals
Michael McLay wrote:
The Tkinter library in the standard Linux distribution is getting long in the
tooth. It is in the standard distribution because it provides cross-platform
portability and has a rich text widget. The rate of improvement in the Tk
toolkit has slowed to a trickle and the
George A. Dowding wrote:
Any help would be appreciated.
I am trying to comple pygtk from cvs with patches to use VTK.
My current problem relate to the more general issue of compiling
pygtk from source. I tried following the directions from here
I have just uploaded a new set of pygtk, pyorbit and gnome-python
releases. You can get them here:
ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk/python/v2.0/pygtk-1.99.16.tar.gz
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/pygtk/1.99/pygtk-1.99.16.tar.gz
Maik Hertha wrote:
The difference to the 0.6.x code is, that I include the return statements in the
functions with
FALSE. If I do a signal_connect I get a deadlock situation with the dialog window
which is called via
Set_options_button.clicked().
Could it be a bug anyway ?
The behaviour was
Stephen Kennedy wrote:
Plain connect works fine, but the connect_after
callback does not get called.
Or am I doing something wrong? See attached example.
No bug here.
For the standard widget event signals, a custom accumulator is set.
When going through the list of handlers to call for the
Greg Ward wrote:
Hi all -- I'm trying to create a SpinButton whose maximum value can be
changed later. (Actually, the value of one SpinButton becomes the
maximum of another, but that's not really relevant.) From reading the
GTK+ tutorial, it looks as though this:
from gtk import *
w =
Greg Ward wrote:
On 21 March 2003, James Henstridge said:
Of course, if you are writing new code, I strongly recommend using the
newer versions of pygtk. GTK 1.2 is obsolete (there have already been
two more stable series released since GTK 1.2: 2.0.x and 2.2.x).
Never mind that, GTK
David M. Cook wrote:
On Tue, Dec 21, 2004 at 10:29:17PM -0200, Michel wrote:
Hi Guys!
I want to program in pygtk but I didn't find a guide, I read the faq
and some examples but I want a reference guide...
See FAQ item 1.7.
Tell me if the pygtk is very unlike tkinter...
I used
CRIBBSJ wrote:
I searched the archives, docs, and faq, but did not find the answer to this.
I am using treeview and liststore in an application. I have 'rules-hint'
turned on so that I am getting every other row in a different color. The
only problem is that the alternate color is a dull gray.
george young wrote:
[gtk+-2.2.1, pygtk-1.99.15, python 2.3a1]
I want to have an Entry change it's width to exactly track the
width of it's string contents. What I have *almost* works: after
I click on the widget and change something, it's fine. But initially
only part of the string is shown.
This email describes the API additions that have been made to the
GtkTreeStore and GtkListStore classes in PyGTK in order to make them
more friendly to Python programmers. It is cc'd to the GTK# mailing
list at the request of one of the developers, but should mainly be
useful to Python
James Henstridge wrote:
If anyone on the list has experience with the Python cycle GC, I would
appreciate it if you could read over my reasoning, and hopefully spot
any obvious mistakes. If I can get this working, I would like to
apply it for the next pygtk release.
Okay. I found the problem
Jay Graves wrote:
I am trying to have a TreeList with check boxes in the TreeViewColumn
If you don't know what I mean look at the gconf-editor and click around,
you will see one.
Right now I have:
self.keyListModel = gtk.ListStore(gobject.TYPE_STRING, gobject.TYPE_STRING,
gobject.TYPE_BOOLEAN)
Bowie Owens wrote:
Hi,
I had some trouble with the configure script that comes with pyorbit
on our Alpha at work. The problem is ./libtool --config reports
export_dynamic_flag_spec=. This causes sed to exit with an error in
the following line.
PYORBIT_LIBS=`echo $PYORBIT_LIBS | sed -e
I have recently been looking into the problem of disapearing member
variables on GObject wrappers:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92955
I have a fairly good idea of why this happens: the cycle GC system
thinks that the only references held on the wrapper are part of cycles,
as it
Rob Brown-Bayliss wrote:
Hello, I recently installed redhat 8 (fresh install - not upgrade) and
then installed the gtk and gnome bindings (1.99.15 and pyorbin 1.99.3)
Now when I run an app that previously worked with the 7.2 install of rh
I get:
Fatal Python error: could not import bonobo.ui
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a few problems with the list/tree widgets.
Before I forget, here is the version info
python
Python 2.2.2 (#1, Jan 15 2003, 01:45:57)
[GCC 3.2.1 20021207 (Red Hat Linux 8.0 3.2.1-2)] on linux2
import gtk
print gtk.gtk_version
(2, 2, 0)
My first
Bernhard Herzog wrote:
While porting Sketch to PyGTK2 I came across a strange change in the
behavior of event objects in PyGTK2. The sample program below connects
to the button press, motion and release events and stores the event
object of the button_press event in an instance variable. In the
Christian Reis wrote:
Would it be correct, according to Python semantics, to pre-copy of
the object then? And if so, what are the drawbacks of implementing
things that way?
The drawback is that a number of GTK APIs simply don't work if you copy
the boxed arguments. We used to copy boxed
Anthony Tekatch wrote:
GTK used to have a CList widget with a select_row signal that was sent
when a row was click upon. GTK2 only has a TreeView select_cursor_row
signal which I cannot get to do anything. I have had to use the
cursor_changed signal which emits two signal on the first click
Xavier Ordoquy wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know if there is an example of client/server using orbit
and in full python.
I'm trying to get bonobo server working but I'm failing in generating
python from orbit-idl.
Any pointer about it ?
Currently you need to generate a typelib. There is an
Ahmad Baitalmal wrote:
Christian, first of all, I appreciate your friendly attitude. Sometimes
I just give up on working on a project just because I don't want to deal
with the rude comments I get back.
On Wed, 2003-01-22 at 02:46, Christian Reis wrote:
Hey Ahmad, nice work. I'll let Johan
Andreas Kostyrka wrote:
Hi!
Is there any easy and fast way to convert from PIL image objects to a
pixbuf?
Not that I know of. Note that the CVS version of pygtk might help. If
you have numpy, you can now get a reference to a numpy multidimensional
array representing the pixel data in
Pablo Endres wrote:
How do I obtain a gtk.gdk.Image??
I'm trying to paint an image on a Drawing Area with DA.draw_image
I can't use a gtk.Image. Any ideas on another way of painting it or to obtain this object?
I checked the FAQ and the tutorial. Int the first there is nothing usefull and
Jesse Pavel wrote:
Hello,
I'm using a TreeView to display a list backed by a ListStore, and
make many changes to the store at one time: how do I freeze and
thaw the view to speed up these actions? I've seen the
freeze_notify/thaw_notify methods in GObject, and the
Pablo Endres wrote:
I'm trying to change the font size in pygtk-1.9.xWin32 because the default is absolutly to big, but it
is not described in the FAQ or tutorial. I tryed changinf the gtkrc file.. but it doesn't do a thing.
Create a .gtkrc file (in your $HOME directory, or maybe the
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