James Henstridge wrote:
Berthold Höllmann wrote:
James Henstridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
New releases of pygtk and gnome-python on the stable branch are now
available:
Hello,
I have problems with the new stable gnome-python. I'm running Python
2.2 final and get segmentation faults
Just so everyone is aware, stable pygtk will segfault with Python 2.2 if
you turn on pymalloc support when compiling python. A build of python
without PyMalloc will work fine with pygtk. The next release of pygtk
(0.6.10 -- will probably be out in a bit, after seeing if any other
obvious
I have added back threading support to pygtk again (mainly based on
Sopwith's patch, but with some changes to account for gtk api changes).
In order to write a threaded pygtk program, you must configure pygtk
with the --enable-thread argument (if everything is working correctly,
then this
Michael Gilfix wrote:
Just curious what this means... Have things changed and I missed
something? Definitely seems the way to go in 0.6.8..
The stable branch of pygtk already does threading in a similar fashion
to what has been described earlier in this thread. The main difference
is that
Michael Gilfix wrote:
So there's no need to worry anymore? Widgets can be accessed from
any thread?
To the same extent as they could in 0.6.x -- you need to use
threads_enter/leave calls. GTK still requires this for
Very cool. Is there backwards compat with 0.6.8 though?
0.6.8 is so
Michele Campeotto wrote:
Here is another demo to be added to examples/pygtk-demo.
I'll be translating more stuff from C's gtk-demo to Python... can I
continue to post them here (some review to the code would be nice, if it
is going to be included in the official tarball)?
I have
michele cremasco wrote:
Hallo
I need the binary package of PyGTK/libglade compiled for Python21 /
RedHat 7.2 and also for Python21/win32.
Somebody can help me?
You may as well compile it yourself. Just make sure you have the
python2-devel RPM installed on your system, along with the -devel
Cédric Gustin wrote:
Hi Mike,
Cedric, does your port have threading support? If so, it'd be a life
saver...
No, threading is not supported. After much testing, I realized that
this not a python related problem but that threading cannot be safely
used with gtk+ for win32 library even
Edgar Denny wrote:
I can't figure out if its possible to add a GtkWidget to a GtkListStore
and render it.
Is it possible, and if so how?
It is not possible to put a GtkWidget into a treestore/liststore. It is
possible to overlay a entry on top of the tree view (there is a demo in
gtk-demo
Thierry Dulieu wrote:
Hi,
I have just downloaded pygtk-0.6.9 and found a small bug in the
configure file:
I'm currently using python 2.1.1+ and the version number is not
correctly parsed, because of the ending '+' in the version string.
Pygtk 0.6.9 is using the standard AM_PATH_PYTHON
Gustavo J A M Carneiro wrote:
-Forwarded Message-
From: Gustavo J A M Carneiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: pygtk code generator: setter patch
Date: 19 Jan 2002 18:24:54 +
The code generator generates only a getter function for GObject
Arjan J. Molenaar wrote:
Hi,
I'm having some trouble compiling PyGTK from CVS. I get errors like
these:
/gnome/head/INSTALL/include/glib-2.0/glib/gmessages.h:108:
warning: invalid character in macro parameter name
The remedy seems to be removing the '-ansi' flag from the CFLAGS
Arjan J. Molenaar wrote:
Hi,
I've created a patch that adds a 'leak_references' property to the
GenericTreeModel. Turning this feature off (default is on, the old
behaviour) will always decrement the refcount on PyObjects. This will
prevent memory/refcnt leaks from happening. The Model should
Pier Carteri wrote:
Hi to all,
I'm learning the new gtk2 and in particular the multiline text widgets (TextBuffer
TextView Co.)
My idea is to see if I can use theese widgets in my app. The app is basically and
editor for Python and since now I've used the Scintilla widget that's very cool!
So
According to Owen's post on gtk-devel-list, the 2.0 release of gtk+ (and
associated libraries) is not too far off:
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-devel-list/2002-February/msg00220.html
We will most likely not have a pygtk 2.0 release ready by then (although
the bindings will still be as
Edgar Denny wrote:
I can't figure out how to set stock items in pygtk-1.99.7. I'm attaching
a small test code, but it crashes with the error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ./test.py, line 37, in ?
if __name__ == __main__: main()
File ./test.py, line 34, in main
app =
Michele Campeotto wrote:
I want to use markup in a gtk.MessageDialog label and the best I can
come up with is:
dialog.vbox.children()[0].children()[1].set_use_markup(gtk.TRUE)
There are a couple of fields marked private that I could expose that
would allow you to shorten this to:
vincy wrote:
i would like to add one more language selection in the first page.
but i find that all become wrong code in the display.
then i find that i dont have the font needed, so i added the font.
then those sentences that are stated in the *.mo file will just leave blank.
while those
Edgar Denny wrote:
When testing code with pygtk-1.99.7 I get lots of messages of the
form:
./recipe_win_ui.py:182: DeprecationWarning:
self.category_combo.entry.set_editable( gtk.FALSE)
Fair enough, the gtk+-1.3 API docs say that gtk_entry_set_editable() is
deprecated.
However, it says
Lior Kesos wrote:
Tried to catch a ctrl-c by -
signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, mn.onQuit())
where mn is an instance of
class MoveNode:
def onQuit (self, *args) :
gtk_main_quit ()
It isn't working and all the documentation I've been reading got me
mixed up.
Does
Damien Elmes wrote:
Sure you can. But the C-c has to be directed at your app, not the terminal it's
running in. I run GTK in my own main loop, calling mainiteration(), which also
solves this problem.
Doing so will most likely slow your app down incredibly (or at least
increase its CPU usage
Peter Kese wrote:
Hi all!
I am porting pygtk to windows and have made quite some progress in
one afternoon. There is however something that MS Visual C won't
compile and even I don't know what that *thing* was supposed to be.
Can anyone explain the code and help me make it compilable.
Here it
Jon Nelson wrote:
I have no choice. I can't use the GtkCTree in this instance at all,
and I have tied to Python 1.5.2, gtk 1.2.[6,8] and pygtk 0.6.8 (can't run anything
newer because they require either newer version of gtk or python
than I can provide). The GtkCTree doesn't support arbitrary
Jon Nelson wrote:
On Fri, 15 Mar 2002 14:10:44 +0800
James Henstridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jon Nelson wrote:
I have no choice. I can't use the GtkCTree in this instance at all,
and I have tied to Python 1.5.2, gtk 1.2.[6,8] and pygtk 0.6.8 (can't run anything
newer because they require
Jon Nelson wrote:
On Sun, 17 Mar 2002 11:26:29 +0800
James Henstridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..
This would produce the following tree:
+-node1
| +-node4
| | +-node5
| +-node3
+-node2
..
Cool.
I have pretty much everything working with a GtkCTree, now.
Thanks!
I have a few
Eric Gillespie wrote:
This is the second time i've had to deal with this broken
interface, this time broken in a different way. See
http://www.daa.com.au/pipermail/pygtk/2000-October/000425.html
for the first time.
What i ended up doing to work around that bug was this:
from gnome.zvt import
Pier wrote:
Hi,
I've a gtkTextBuffer with many tags applied, and I want to know if the
cursor is into a region where for example a tag named default is
applied: how can I do?
As with the Tk text widget, the insertion point is a special mark named
insert. You can get a reference to this mark
Michele Campeotto wrote:
Hello,
I have a custom TreeModel and a TreeView. I want to add data after
they have been created.
What should I do beside adding data to my model to make the view
notice the change?
You need to emit one of the GtkTreeModel signals. If you are inserting
rows, you
I just checked in some changes to the pygtk code generator to make it a
little cleaner and make it easier to extend (it is also about 500 lines
shorter than it was before). If anyone has any problems with it, please
report them in bugzilla. I have done a fair bit of testing (comparing
the
I have hacked support for doing SpamAssassin checks into the mailman
mail pipeline on my system. This is mainly an attempt to reduce the
moderation load for this mailing list (which often exceeds 10 messages a
day -- more than the real messages on the list). Any message getting a
score over
Ralph Walden wrote:
Where can I find the distribution for libglade that
works with Gtk2?
ftp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/earthquake/sources/libglade/
Note that there is a small bug in the signal_autoconnect() wrapper in
all devel pygtk releases including 1.99.8, where it is decrefing a
Brian E Gallew wrote:
Then [EMAIL PROTECTED] spoke up and said:
First of all, are you talking about porting pygtk on cygwin using XFree
(http://cygwin.com/xfree/) or the win32 port of gtk+ (as available from
http://www.gimp.org/win32/) ? If you plan to use XFree, things should be
xfree.
Cedric Gustin wrote:
P.S. : libtool (which is used by the pygtk distribution) SHOULD be
able to create the dll by itself but it requires the
AC_LIBTOOL_WIN32_DLL macro to be called in configure.in. This is not
the case in pygtk-0.6.9 - only a static library is created.
That is interesting
VALLIET Manu wrote:
Hi there.
I'm a bit newbie in gtk and python, but I have a strange issue
there.
I just wanted to play with the layout of my widgets (let's say a progress
bar and a button). So I used some gtkalignment:
# queue button
buttonbox = GtkHBox()
James Cassidy wrote:
Hi, I'm new to this list, and I'd first just like to say I
appreciate all the work the authors have done on the PyGTK bindings,
which I use on a regular bases for rapid development.
I just have one question:
I've reached the point where I'd like to be
I have just uploaded pygtk-1.99.9. It should be available from:
ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk/python/v2.0/pygtk-1.99.9.tar.gz
ftp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/earthquake/sources/pygtk/pygtk-1.99.9.tar.gz
A new gnome-python release to work accompany this pygtk release should
be ready shortly.
Matthew Boedicker wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to put horizontal separators in a menu. I tried appending a
GtkHSeparator() to the menu, but it didn't work. Can't seem to find anything
in the docs or examples. Can someone point me in the right direction?
To get a separator, simply create an
Lee Saferite wrote:
Hello,
How can you translate this bit of C code into Python PyGTK code?
(I'm running the CVS version of PyGTK)
gdk_property_change(panel-window-window,
gdk_atom_intern(_NET_WM_STRUT, FALSE),
gdk_atom_intern(CARDINAL, FALSE),
32,
ha shao wrote:
I am wondering why the GDK.py, which exist in pygtk .6.x,
is not included in pygtk 1.99? I think the constants in
the file is still very much needed for gtk2.x.
The constants are now in their respective modules (so gtk constants are
in gtk, gdk constants are in gtk.gdk module).
Steve McClure wrote:
On Mon, 2002-04-29 at 15:46, Janos Blazi wrote:
How can I set the colours of a widget in PyGtk?
In C I could try
GdkColor col;
gdk_color_parse (red, col); gtk_widget_modify_bg(widget,
GTK_STATE_NORMAL, col);
I tried
col=gtk.gdk.Color()
but this does not seem to
Alexei Gilchrist wrote:
Here is a simply test prog to show the problem:
--
from gtk import *
from gnome.ui import *
w = GnomePixmapEntry()
w.show()
box = GnomePropertyBox()
box.append_page(w,GtkLabel(image))
box.show()
mainloop()
Could someone else
Graham Ashton wrote:
Hi.
I've been experimenting with libglade from Python, and have found that I
can use up an awful amount of memory incredibly quickly by destroying
and re-creating widgets. I've written a small script that demonstrates
it.
There is a small window with a label and a button
Janos Blazi wrote:
Is there a way to find out the name of the font I use (e.g. Nimbus Sans I)?
I tried to call font_id but to no avail (and I am not even sure that tha
would have been the right call).
If you are using the 1.99.x snapshots, simply use the get_family()
method of the font
Colin Fox wrote:
On Sat, 2002-05-04 at 17:05, Matt Wilson wrote:
Which version are you using?
Oops, sorry about not mentioning it:
Python 2.2
pygtk 0.6.6
gnome-python 1.0.53
Try upgrading to gnome-python-1.4.2 (which includes pygtk-0.6.9).
James.
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Ross Burton wrote:
Hi,
At http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/burtonini/computing you'll find a link to
a tarball for Garnome which adds support for the Python bindings to
GTK+/GNOME. They should work for others but have only been tested on a
Debian Sid machine.
Note that Python 2.2 is _required_ by
Gary Jaffe wrote:
I am new to GTK but have done some programming in python. I am having
difficulty getting widgets to be vertically aligned. I have a 2x2 GtkTable
and would like the 2 'GtkLabel's on the left side of the table to have their
rightmost portion of the text to be adjacent to the
Gary Jaffe wrote:
Thanks, James. That does the trick. Life is good again :-)
I couldn't find the set_alignment method when reading the docs for GtkLables
in the GTK reference manual at
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk/index.html
Is there a better place for me to read about the
Colin Fox wrote:
Hey everyone.
How many people are responsible for keeping gnome-python and pygtk up to
date? Is it just James, or are there others?
I *really* need the window_to_canvas and canvas_to_window functions to
be put into the library, as I'm using them in an app that I want to
I have just released new versions of pygtk and gnome-python targetted at
the GTK/GNOME 2.0 platform. These packages contain python bindings for
gtk and various other libraries. You will need python = 2.2 to build
these packages.
You can download pygtk from either of:
Tom Morton wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know how to get drag-n-drop working in pygtk2? I've looked at
the C docs and the API doesn't appear to have changed much, but
drag_data_received is never called. The DnD demo in the pygtk2 examples
seems to be broken in the same way.
This is probably related
I regenerated the documentation found at:
http://www.gnome.org/~james/pygtk-docs/
The script hasn't changed yet (so it still doesn't list functions,
interfaces, boxed types or pointer types), but the defs files in pygtk
are now up to date with the 2.0 API, and more of gtk has been
Stephen Langer wrote:
On Tue, May 14, 2002 at 07:22:52PM -0700, Mathew Yeates wrote:
Hmmm, I've run across this also. It turned out that I needed to create
a shared library. If the original file is foo.c, compile it to foo.o
then create a shared object called foo.so with ld -shared foo.o -o
Stephen Langer wrote:
On Thu, May 16, 2002 at 12:30:42AM +0800, James Henstridge wrote:
In one of the source files for your module you must not define
NO_IMPORT_PYGTK (all others, you should define it). You would then need
to copy the contents of the init_pygtk() macro to your code
John Finlay wrote:
In theory, you could check which events a widget receives by default
with
get_events() - note that it is a bitmap and you would have to decode
it according to the GTK.py _MASK constants. However, this seems to
return 0 for any newly-realized widget. Why?
Christian Reis wrote:
On Wed, May 15, 2002 at 09:37:06AM -0700, John Finlay wrote:
In theory, you could check which events a widget receives by default with
get_events() - note that it is a bitmap and you would have to decode
it according to the GTK.py _MASK constants. However, this
Christian Reis wrote:
On Tue, May 21, 2002 at 04:52:27PM -0400, Gary Jaffe wrote:
I am trying to emulate that behavior with pygtk using the GtkText widget. Is
this the best way to go about it? I display several lines of text in a
monospaced font. When the user clicks on a line I plan to
Michael JasonSmith wrote:
On Tue, 2002-05-28 at 16:56, Seth Kurtzberg wrote:
My problem is slightly different; I'm copying from a pygtk application to a
legacy application using the clipboard. With the code in the selection.py
sample file, the middle button paste works but a paste from
Evan Hughes wrote:
I'm writing a keyboard grabbing applet to help sufferers of
RSI/chronic-pain/carpal-tunnel. The idea is that the applet limits use of
the keyboard/mouse to a certain period of time before forcing the user to
take a break.
I'd like to be able to detect when the user stops
Lionel Ulmer wrote:
Hi all,
I have problem building pygtk-1.99.10 on my box :
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I.. -I/usr/local/include/python2.2 -Wall
-I/usr/local/include/ -I/usr/local/include/gtk-2.0
-I/usr/local/lib/gtk-2.0/include -I/usr/local/include/atk-1.0
John J Breen wrote:
Hey,
New to pygtk and have some questions. In the follwoing code my
button connections (cancel button) do not work. It will say 2nd argument
must be callable. Also the dialog made in the second function automatically
opens (its part of a larger program). I only want
Graham Ashton wrote:
On Sun, 2002-06-02 at 06:50, Seth Kurtzberg wrote:
Does anyone know whether the gtk function:
gtk_key_snooper_install()
is available from within pygtk?
No, it's not. I don't know why. I asked a similar question myself a few
weeks ago (check the archives
Matt Wilson wrote:
I broke it. Will fix early next week.
Matt
On Thu, Jun 06, 2002 at 02:10:03PM -0500, Art Haas wrote:
Hi.
The latest pygtk2 has lost the 'area' field in expose events. Here's
the warning that now pops up when I run a drawing example program
I have ...
And I
Lionel Ulmer wrote:
Hi all,
I want to add some customisation to the fonts I use in my TextWidgets (I
mostly want to have a nice fixed-width font). The only way I found for now
was to do the following :
font = pango.FontDescription('Courier 12')
This gives me a nice fixed width font... But it
Christian Reis wrote:
On Tue, Jun 11, 2002 at 04:10:41PM -0400, Edgar Denny wrote:
def pos_func():
return 20, 20
menu.popup( None, None, pos_func, 0, 0)
Then I get a segfault. I'm not entirely if I need to pass any parameters
to the pos_func().
In fact, I think that there may be a bug
Thomas Guettler wrote:
Hi!
I use GdkImLib.Image(filename) to load and display jpeg files. The
picture gets displayed on a window where the user can choose to rotate
the image:
img=GdkImLib.Image(filename)
#(1)... rotate filename with shell script calling image-magic
Thomas Guettler wrote:
Hi!
Is there a Method/Class for a standard dialog with the usual Yes,
No, Cancel buttons?
GtkMessageDialog is the preferred widget for this.
James.
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Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
On Wed, Jun 19, 2002 at 07:44:41AM +0200, Tom Cato Amundsen wrote:
On Wed, 2002-06-19 at 05:03, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
[...]
Since I don't have orbit-python on this box, none of the libgnomeui
wrappers were built (I don't know if the orbit-python guys
Jonathan Blandford wrote:
Jonathan Blandford [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I spent the weekend taking a look at the pygtk code while trying to
write a widget from scratch. Some comments:
K!
I sent the wrong patch! You were prolly wondering what I was talking
about. Here's
Jonathan Blandford wrote:
Hi James,
I added the ref/unref of the class. Okay to commit this?
Looks good. Go ahead and commit.
I checked in a modification so that boxed values aren't copied when
calling a signal handler now. This means that if you have code that
stores the value of a
Christian Reis wrote:
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 12:43:06PM -0400, Gary Jaffe wrote:
The above works fine. Then I tried something like
editItem = itemFac.get_item(/File/_Save)
but I got an 'AttributeError: get_item' on the first of these last 2 lines.
Well, AttributeError menas that
Roberto Cavada wrote:
Hi all,
this scribble.py example (in pygtk-1.99.10/examples/simple dir) does
not work if I invoke the python2.2.[01] interpreter (see error report
below.)
The same example can be loaded if the python interpreter is version
2.1, but it does not work anyway: only an
Collins wrote:
On Sat, 6 Jul 2002 22:02:27 -0700 (PDT) icewind [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a couple of threads updating the gui (adding
lines to a CList, changing text in a textentry area,
etc.) The problem is, the widget that was changed
doesnt show its updates until some event occurs
Phil Krylov wrote:
Hello.
I'm posting this here because my project has some source files
borrowed from pygtk, and I'd like to ask James Henstridge to check if
I violated any copyrights...
xbgtk is an XBase-like language object-oriented binding for GTK+
(http://www.gtk.org).
At present
I have just uploaded pygtk-1.99.11 and gnome-python-1.99.11, which
include many bug fixes. PyGTK can be downloaded from one of the below
locations:
ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk/python/v2.0/pygtk-1.99.11.tar.gz
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/earthquake/sources/pygtk/pygtk-1.99.11.tar.gz
Cedric Gustin wrote:
Hi Thomas,
I use gcc-2.95.3 from the mingw distribution (http:///www.mingw.org)
combined with cygwin for the bash shell and the autotools (autoconf,
automake, libtools). I had to slightly patch the current cvs version
of pygtk-1.99 to take into account some
I added a quick modification to the GtkListStore wrapper so the
following is now possible:
import gtk
store = gtk.ListStore(int, int, str, str)
store.append()
GtkTreeIter at 0x81a8b80
len(store)
1
store[0]
gtk.gtk.ListStoreRow object at 0x81a8638
John J Breen wrote:
Hey,
I am having some trouble getting plugs and sockets to work
correctly. I have visited
http://www.gnome.org/~james/pygtk-docs/class-gtksocket.html
to see the necessary calls I need to make but gtk.mysocket.get_id() does
not seem to be working. It doesnt seem to be
Ben Hines wrote:
I assume this is because gtkgl 2.0 does not exist: (no gtkglarea for
gtk2)
checking for gtkgl-2.0 = 1.99.0... Package gtkgl-2.0 was not found in
the pkg-config search path.
Perhaps you should add the directory containing `gtkgl-2.0.pc'
Perhaps pygtk2 could use the new
Jonathan Blandford wrote:
James Henstridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I added a quick modification to the GtkListStore wrapper so the
following is now possible:
import gtk
store = gtk.ListStore(int, int, str, str)
nice. Can I do 'object' too?
Yes. 'object' gets
Christian Reis wrote:
On Sat, Jul 13, 2002 at 12:36:35PM +0800, James Henstridge wrote:
I added a quick modification to the GtkListStore wrapper so the
following is now possible:
import gtk
store = gtk.ListStore(int, int, str, str)
store.append()
GtkTreeIter
Andrew Burr wrote:
All,
I am trying to make sort function for my GtkTreeView...
...
store.set_sort_func(1, my_sort_func)
...
def my_sort_func (store, a, b):
model = ??
model.get(b, 0, bb, -1)
model.get(b, 0, bb, -1)
return strcasecmp(aa, bb)
My question is how do
Christian Reis wrote:
Hi there,
I'm fumbling with selections in pygtk-0.6 and I've noticed there is no
GDK.SELECTION_CLIPBOARD constant - I remember James telling me we should
use CLIPBOARD for cut/copy, but I can't seem to find it anyway. Where is
it?
import gtk
Nicholas Burlett wrote:
I'm attempting to wrap up some custom gtk-2 objects using the cvs version
of pygtk. I've tried a number of different ideas on how to go about doing
this, but none have worked. I'm not actually sure that anything I've done
is correct, so could someone point me in the right
Rob Brown-Bayliss wrote:
Hi,
Can some one give me a quick demo if placing a pixmaps in a treeview,
preferable different pixmaps on each line...
The basic idea is that you add a column to your model of type
gtk.gdk.Pixbuf, and put pixbuf objects in that column for all the rows
in your tree
Don Allingham wrote:
Well, I can recompile imlib. This isn't a problem for me. But my last
release had over 1500 downloads from sourceforge. It is kind of hard to
expect everyone to download source code and recompile GNOME libraries.
Most people will discard a program if it doesn't work on the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
i am new to python and therefore new to pygtk.
I use Gentoo Linux with the newest availabel packages.
While trying to write something in python my first try makes me
problems. I installed pygtk pygtk-1.99.10 i also have
imlib and imlib2 installed. Unfortunately
Philippe Gendreau wrote:
I'd really like to make that work...
I settled for updating just the window theme (it's running full screen
anyway). I could not find more information than what's in the pygtk
tutorial (rc_parse('rc file')).
I'd really appreciate it if someone could point me in the
Stephen Langer wrote:
On Sun, Jul 28, 2002 at 10:10:22AM +0800, James Henstridge wrote:
What are you doing with GdkImlib that you can't do with the gdkpixbuf
wrapper? Recent versions of gdk-pixbuf are correctly linked so that
they don't have linking problems when not loaded
Rob Brown-Bayliss wrote:
On Fri, 2002-08-02 at 16:21, James Henstridge wrote:
Haven't run into any of these problems myself.
Is the treeview packed inside a gtk.ScrolledWindow? If not, try doing
that. The tree view should handle scrolling correctly in that case.
swin
Rob Brown-Bayliss wrote:
That is weird. Check the glade file to see if there is a GtkViewport
between the TreeView and ScrolledWindow. If so, that could be the cause
of the problem. If there is, then the GtkViewport will be handling the
scrolling, and the TreeView won't handle things
Thomas Leonard wrote:
For all those wondering why things are the way they are, please see bug
#70178:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=70178
James explains here why the official version cannot be allowed to coexist
with the current stable release. However, if packagers want, I
I have just checked in changes to pygtk and gnome-python (both 1.2 and
2.0 branches) to make parallel install easier.
Here is a small summary of how it works:
1. each major version of pygtk (1.2, 2.0, etc) installs under:
$(prefix)/lib/python?.?/site-packages/gtk-x.y
2. each version of
I reran the documentation generation script for the 2.0 docs, and put
the documentation up at:
http://www.gnome.org/~james/pygtk-docs/
You can also download a tarball of the docs at:
http://www.gnome.org/~james/pygtk-docs.tar.gz
Included in the tarball is a devhelp toc/index file, so
Rob Brown-Bayliss wrote:
Hi,
Is gtk.gdk.Window.set_ittle() a typo?
Should it be set_title()?
Thanks for the bug report. Fixed in CVS now.
James.
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Arjan Molenaar wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having some trouble displaying a menubar that is generated by an
ItemFactory. Since my last update (this morning, first update since
about two weeks), no menubar is displayed on top of my app. I checked
the PyGtk demo app (item factory) and it doesn't show the
Rob Brown-Bayliss wrote:
On Thu, 2002-08-22 at 14:03, Steve McClure wrote:
Spacebar selects the item. right and left cursor keys expand and
collapse a non leaf node.
Not here it dos'nt. the right and left cursor keysmove right and left
through the columns, no collapsing or
Rob Brown-Bayliss wrote:
On Thu, 2002-08-22 at 14:03, Steve McClure wrote:
Spacebar selects the item. right and left cursor keys expand and
collapse a non leaf node.
Not here it dos'nt. the right and left cursor keysmove right and left
through the columns, no collapsing or
I have just released new versions of stable pygtk and gnome-python.
Among other things, these versions allow parallel installation with the
2.0 versions of pygtk/gnome-python in the same prefix with the same
Python version (it has always been possible to install in separate
prefixes or with
I have uploaded a new 1.99.x release of PyGTK at:
ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk/python/v2.0/pygtk-1.99.13.tar.gz
This release is parallel installable with pygtk-0.6.11. There is also a
number of reference leak fixes (which may affect you if you are using
GtkItemFactory, as brought up on this
Joe Shaw wrote:
On Sun, 2002-08-25 at 10:27, James Henstridge wrote:
I have uploaded a new 1.99.x release of PyGTK at:
ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk/python/v2.0/pygtk-1.99.13.tar.gz
Does this contain the gsize/gssize patch I sent a couple of days ago?
URL is here:
http
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