Stephen George wrote:
Hi All,
I have a TextView with scroll bar, and programatically adding text to
the end of the buffer as my program progresses. (non editable)
Once the text buffer becomes large enough for the view to show the
scroll bars, I'd like it to automatically scroll and show
I am making a PyGTK Application.
I am using glade. I have made two Windows (main_window, new_company)
and saved them within the same galde file and loading them using
libglade (?)
I have a button in the main_window which when clicked should show the
new_comany window (within a vbox in the main
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Gian Mario Tagliaretti
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On Feb 20, 2008 12:21 AM, Edward Stow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Edward,
I'm having trouble packing a toolbar.
I require a toolbar with 3 buttons packed to the left and one that is
always on the
Hi again,
Glade does not appear to set the expand property on toolbar items ...
can this be verified?
Using glade 3.2.0 -- setting the packing expand option to Yes appears
to have no effect - when the ToolItem is created by gladed the expand
property is False.
Note that the Glade UI shows that
Hi,
I start playing with the gtk.Builder as a replacement for libglade.
I encountered the following message from gtk-builder-convert tool while
converting my glade file to gtk.Builder xml file:
...
Unhandled signal GtkCheckMenuItem::toggled
Unhandled signal GtkRadioMenuItem::group_changed
...
Hi,
I have found a bug but I don't know where it is.
I generated a simple glade file with a 'Gnome date' widget in it (just
as test). I told glade I didn't want the time widgets displayed, but
when I get gtk.glade to generate the window the time widgets are there.
glade 3.4.0
python 2.5.1
Prashant:
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 4:44 AM, Prashant Shah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am making a PyGTK Application.
I am using glade. I have made two Windows (main_window, new_company)
and saved them within the same galde file and loading them using
libglade (?)
I have a button in the
