I am close to releasing the new version of gnome-python and pygtk.
Here is a list of what has changed:
* gtkmodule.c: added optional support for not catching exceptions
in
callbacks. This way it should be a lot easier to debug a pygtk
program with pdb.
*
It is great to see another substantial program using my set of bindings.
As for the slugishness of the canvas, I am not sure whether it is the
bindings or the canvas code that is causing the slowdowns (probably my
bindings and python -- gnumeric seems to run quite well). Are you using
On Fri, Mar 12, 1999 at 05:48:21PM +0800, James Henstridge wrote:
People were wondering about if I could add an affine transformation helper
module to gnome-python so I have. I have included it at the end of the
message for people who are interested (if it looks like there are some
bugs in
OK, I have added it like this:
def shear(xshear=0, yshear=0):
"""Creates a shear transformation in either X and/or Y directoion"""
return (1, yshear, xshear, 1, 0, 0)
Note that the 6-tuple representation goes in columns, so I swapped the
yshear/xshear values from what you had in
