This is a bit difficult, as there doesn't seem to be anywhere to pass in a
user_data argument, that is used in pygtk to keep a reference to the
python function.
James Henstridge.
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On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, David M. Cook wrote:
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On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 10:37:53AM +0800, James Henstridge wrote:
This is a bit difficult, as there doesn't seem to be anywhere to pass in a
user_data argument, that is used in pygtk to keep a reference to the
python function.
I thought it might be something fundamental like that as the def
Maybe ... it would probably have to wait for gtk+ 1.3 series. It would
require adding a sort_user_data member to the GtkCList structure. This
might not sound bad at first, but it would change all the addresses of
GtkCTree public members, which would break binary compatibility (and that
is
00, James Henstridge wrote:
- I have put up a new snapshot of pygtk and gnome-python. The big change is
- that I have commented out the __[gs]etattr__ functions as they were had
- the potential to cause more trouble than convenience.
-
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If you can think of some more functions that should accept None instead of
a string or object, report that here as well.
gtk_selection_owner_set(widget, selection, time)
where widget may be NULL.
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James Henstridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am not sure how to handle this problem. Does anyone have any
ideas?
Can you please try to recapitulate what exactly the problem is? I
find it sort of hard to follow.
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Hello,
I have released a new snapshot of pygtk, that will probably become 0.5.11.
It contains the __[gs]etattr__ additions, and I have implemented a
(null-ok) tag for the .defs files that produces code so that None can be
passed in place of a string or GtkObject or boxed type (GdkFont/GdkColor
Hello,
I have just finished making some changes to pygtk, and was wondering if
anyone wanted to test them out. You can either just check out the pygtk
or gnome-python modules from GNOME's CVS, or get the snapshot at
ftp://ftp.daa.com.au/pub/james/python/pygtk-SNAP-19990202.tar.gz
This snapshot
