Is there any difference between GObject.disconnect and
GObject.handler_disconnect? The minimal documentation indicates they
are identical:
http://www.pygtk.org/docs/pygobject/class-gobject.html#method-gobject--handler-disconnect
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On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 5:56 AM, Todong Ma gbstac...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, everyone
Following simple code will hang forever on windows XP, and the check
dialog text is never outputted to console. The window created in
If I want a dialog to be non-modal, I can't use its run() method, is
that true? I have a dialog which is defined in Glade to be non-modal,
but calling its run() method sure makes it seem modal to me.
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the name property
in your UI definition.
I can't tell what object gtk.Buildable is supposed to refer to. I
have a reference to a widget (in this case, a radio button, but I
think the problem is more general than that). How do I retrieve the
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from libglade to the builder stuff.
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app.
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What is dsextras? It's referenced in the PyGTK 2.12.1 setup.py file but
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simple video store example. Most of it I understand, but I'm not sure how
to tie their scripting engine signals into Glade-generated signals,
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skip handlers defined in the widget tree but which are missing from the
skip dict or instance argument?
Or is it possible to get a list of all the handlers defined for the object
in the Glade file
That won't help me because I actually store multiple objects in one glade
file and call wtree.get_widget() multiple times.
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This is Python 2.4.5 and Gtk 2.10:
gtk.gtk_version
(2, 10, 11)
gtk.pygtk_version
(2, 10, 4)
sys.version
'2.4.5 (#4, Apr 12 2008, 09:09:16) \n[GCC 3.4.1]'
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at the same time
each day by taking into account the runtime of the callback. You could do
something similar with a shorter period.
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and faster to boot, so I'm a happy
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representations all the time.
In addition, the useful range of datetime objects is much greater than the
current 32-bit float representation.
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Darren I am actually surprised that Google doesn't show me more 'real
Darren life' examples of 'gtk.Calendar' in use.
Not sure where you were looking, but if you go to http://code.google.com/
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I don't know. Maybe you're SOL.
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) and gobject.io_add_watch() (ask gobject to listen to another
input source) as well. They may be appropriate in certain circumstances.
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w.show_all()
gtk.main()
if __name__ == __main__:
main()
Certainly not the most elegant thing, but it seems to work for the most
part. I'm sure you can improve it.
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Samuel http://debain.org/blog/calendar2.ogg
How am I supposed to view this file (Mac OS X)?
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Suppose I have this sort of class relationship:
class A(gobject.GObject):
def __init__(self):
gobject.GObject.__init__(self)
...
class B(A):
...
A is abstract. Do I need to call gobject.type_register for just A, just B
or both?
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, so I don't have immediate access to verify that.)
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tonight!
pass # out
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was missing from the first version. Without it, the
timer will be cancelled after the first call. I was too intent on the do a
little dance comments I guess.)
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Michael is there a way to trap gtk assertions in pygtk?
None that I'm aware of. I believe I've asked about this before as well. It
would be *really* nice if these got translated into Python exceptions by
PyGTK.
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, since I should (in theory) be able to find the answer in Bugzilla. I
tried briefly, but just like every other time I've challenged the beast to
combat, my attempts to slay it failed, and I slinked home without reaching
my quest, humiliated by a mere HTML form once again...
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the
same error. I'm not in a position to dictate that our local installation
move beyond PyGTK 2.6. What version of kiwi supports that?
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with
such stuff.
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the Unicode code point for the character:
0 3
9 4
arranged as shown. This is true even if I run Glade with LC_CTYPE set to
utf8. I also tried entering the decimal entity reference #916;. It
still displayed the boxed Unicode value.
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to document the same attributes.
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am using, computing the longest line length in
points (and assuming 1 pixel is approximately 1 point wide) set the size
request of the TextView. Nada.
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its kids. Unchecking the width allowed it to expand or shrink
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John use a radiobutton in a different group as the group arg to
John set_group():
John rb0.set_group(rb2)
Thanks. I think my first attempts tried setting the group of first radio
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it's been
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be
able to set it and forget it. This seems like it would be a common
scenario. Do I have to resort to catching every changed signal and
reapplying the desired tag?
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fixed in a later
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complaining about?
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Vinay I guess python can do the simple optimization of moving the regex
Vinay compilation outside the while loop.
No, it's the re module itself. It caches regular expressions that it
compiles from strings.
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Here's an example from the PyGtk docs:
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used threads with gtk), but don't you have some sort
of gtk thread initialization function(s) to call? See if something in
section 20 of the PyGTK FAQ leads to a solution:
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a Glade-generated
interface? I am not at work so don't have Glade available to try at the
moment.
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Chris you need to add the the text with set_markup not set_text. The
Chris use markup option, in glade only effects the value you give the
Chris label in glade.
Muchas gracias, señor. That did the trick.
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Yeah. Didn't help as far as I could tell.
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Tom With open dialogs, the correct file is selected (I believe -- I'm
Tom not sure I've actually had reason to implement this).
Sure, it's selected, but as far as I can tell the chooser isn't scrolled if
necessary to make the selected file visible.
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Skip Sure, it's selected, but as far as I can tell the chooser isn't
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John Seems to work OK with GTK+ 2.5.4 and GTK+ 2.4.13 and a quick check
John shows this bug:
John http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id
server v. 11) NumLock is actually MOD2 while Left Alt is MOD4 and Right
Alt appears to be unassigned. Other people here at work run various other
combinations of OS and X server software, so there is likely to be some
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Thanks, not quite an option at this point.
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item, but can't find a label property or something similar from which I can
extract the text. I've tried item.get_children(), item.get_child(),
item.get_property(child) and item.forall(). Nothing yields a label
widget.
Any clues would be gratefully appreciated.
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Gustavo as many times as you like, so module reloading should Just
Gustavo Work.
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on subsequent calls to get_widget()?
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to catch the destroy signal and avoid the window destruction?
I'd happily just hide the window, but that doesn't seem to work either.
Johan 2) Call glade.XML again to reparse (and recreate all widgets)
Sounds expensive. :-(
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Gustavo The code above should work (at least used to work for me),
Gustavo except that you need to call gobject.type_register(SomeClass)
Gustavo right after the class definition.
Thanks, I'll give that a whirl.
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should be able to modify them slightly. If not, they aren't that tough to
write. I'd look at the .def file for a functionally similar widget, such as
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by keyboard action using the Up Arrow, Down Arrow, Page Up, Page
Down, Control+Page Up or Control+Page Down keys.
The SpinButton isn't such a problem because (I think) the value-changed
signal is emitted even if the change-value signal is emitted.
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trait.
Is there some logical reason why this stuff is done the way it is or is it
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quit.connect('clicked', saver.exit)
gtk.main()
sys.exit(0)
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Feedback is certainly welcome. This is the only application I've tried
Is it possible to give users the ability to suppress display of certain
columns of a treeview? Perhaps I should be using a table widget instead.
(Treeview widgets seem way too complex for fairly simple use, which I
suspect is what they are used for 90% of the time.)
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. I guess I was really wondering if any sort of point-n-click
functionality is exposed to the user by default. I guess I'll have to
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I don't know if that means we're weird or that PyGTK has changed since Kiwi
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- Is GTK available on Mac OSX without X11? Tkinter does have the
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perceived Python breakage than that community normally expects.
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(generally those with potentially disastrous
actions) is by clicking with the mouse. (Actually, I have users who
seem to lean on their keyboards at inopportune times. They want
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Signals... ack! pfft! Thanks for the reminder to check the FAQ, but I like
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to eval an object's __gdoc__ attribute seems to avoid the problem.
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wizard is that it's relatively
difficult to reorganize things if a section grows too large, so it helps to
have a reasonable structure set up before questions start flowing in.
Otherwise everything will wind up in one section. (Witness the Python FAQ.)
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about
the GtkPatternSpec* type, so it doesn't currently wrap that function. The
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', 'PROGRESS_LEFT_TO_RIGHT', 'PROGRESS_RIGHT_TO_LEFT',
'SCROLL_PAGE_RIGHT', 'SCROLL_STEP_RIGHT', 'SIDE_RIGHT',
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w = gtk.Window()
w.set_title(port slider)
w.connect(destroy, gtk.mainquit)
s = PortScale(21, 80)
s.set_size_request(150, -1)
w.add(s)
w.show_all()
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instantiated. Passing None doesn't work either. What am I supposed to use?
I can't find any examples in either PyGtk or Gtk proper that insert radio
buttons into toolbars.
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submitted a patch last night to add a wrapper for gtk_stock_add to PyGtk.
It's at
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synchronized now.
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James would be nice if the python interpreter lock was recursive :)
Somebody recently rewrote most of threading.py in C for Windows. It was
suggested that he tackle a number of interpreter lock issues, including
recursion. Perhaps it won't be that far off.
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new Gtk 1.3 API change?
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I placed a copy of my current pygtkhtml2 wrappers at
http://www.musi-cal.com/~skip/python/pygtkhtml.tar.gz
A simple example that displays the python.org home page is included.
A copy of my CVS diffs against the gtkhtml2 repository
multiple threads (which is no big win as far as I can
tell), what does it buy you?
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of Python object.
Any suggestions?
Thx,
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for adding new wrappers to PyGtk2? I
believe I have suitable .defs and .override files. I need the rest of the
glue.
wrapping-other-libraries-was-never-this-hard-ly, y'rs,
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Matt I've implemented this a bit differently (sans memory leak, etc)
Matt and checked it in.
Much appreciated.
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Are there any HTML rendering widgets that work with the Gtk 1.3/2.0 API?
Any that have been wrapped into PyGtk yet?
Actually, as long as I'm thinking about this, are there any third-party
widgets that have been wrapped for the latest PyGtk?
Thanks,
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to Py_ArgParse... Only
the mismatch between kwlist and the format that Python catches avoids
memory corruption. If ..._forward_search is any indication, one of the
i format characters should be deleted.
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