On Thu, Jan 07, 1999 at 09:33:53AM +0100, David BERTHELOT wrote:
> * Opening a window that contains a button with the mouse click
> binded to a python function.
The pygtk distribution comes with lots of example code, including several
programs like that.
> I'm not familiar with GTK but i used Tk before and i'm quite
> familiar with it. So i'm not totally a newbie ;-)
Familiarity with Tk (especially Tkinter) is helpful, but unfortunately most
of the tutoral and reference material, scanty as it is, is aimed at C
programmers.
The Gtk tutorial is still the best place to start learning about Gtk, even
though it's pretty out of date in a few places and incomplete. The most up
to date version is in the Gtk distribution. C-GTk examples usually
translate directly over to pygtk.
After that gtk.py is the best reference.
So is anyone out there interested writing documentation for pygtk? A lot of
it could be copied from the C-Gtk tutorial and references. If the mood
strikes me and I start on something (with DocBook?) I'll post to the
group.
Dave
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