To get a style property, you now need to pass in a Value object (which
wraps a GValue). Here, for example, is PyGObject code to access the
"shadow-type" style property of `widget`:
shadow_type_val = GObject.Value()
shadow_type_val.init(Gtk.ShadowType)
widget.style_get_property("shadow-type", shadow_type_val)
self.frame.set_shadow_type(shadow_type_val.get_enum())
There are more examples of accessing Gtk.Widget style properties at:
http://consciouslyusing.blogspot.com/2012/01/coding-aligning-widgets-with.html
Daniel Trebbien
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