Hello,
I wrote a small editor targeted at handhelds, which I used to use on an
ipaq and which is now running on a Zaurus. For a bettere use of the
higher screen resolution, I need a new simple feature: paragraph
justification, where a paragraph is a block of text delimited by empty
lines (I
I guess the segfaults when calling gtk.glade.set_custom_handler() are
due to some internal mismatch (perhaps because python and gtk where
compiled with different compilers?). But the above should work (as
that is the recommended way as far as I could see). And I bet that
_some_ people have
Johan Dahlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can you put this in bugzilla?
It would be great if you can trim down the test case even further, not
having a single unnecessary line usually helps us to track the bug down.
filed as bug no. 342270 (http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=342270)
I
I need an asynchronous implementation of XML-RPC for a front-end GUI
where some of the back-end's operations are slow. Here's what I came
up with: a specialized xmlrpclib.Transport that returns an instance of
an object called XMLRPCDeferred, and registers
The example below is a modified version
A.M. Kuchling wrote:
I need an asynchronous implementation of XML-RPC for a front-end GUI
where some of the back-end's operations are slow. Here's what I came
up with: a specialized xmlrpclib.Transport that returns an instance of
an object called XMLRPCDeferred, and registers
Have you
On Thu, May 18, 2006 at 03:05:50PM -0300, Johan Dahlin wrote:
Have you looked at twisted?
Yes; I don't want to use it for this application.
--amk
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A.M. Kuchling napisał(a):
I need an asynchronous implementation of XML-RPC for a front-end GUI
where some of the back-end's operations are slow. Here's what I came
up with: a specialized xmlrpclib.Transport that returns an instance of
an object called XMLRPCDeferred, and registers
The
Hello,
I want to handle the (control - shift - s) key press event.
So I do the following in my key press event handler:
def key_press_event_cb(widget, event):
if event.keyval == ord(s):
from gtk.gdk import CONTROL_MASK, SHIFT_MASK
if event.state
