For a simple example of a binding for an extra widget for use with pygtk,
see the zvt wrapper in the gnome-python distribution. It gives examples
of using the python types for the declared in pygtk, and using .defs files
to speed up writing the wrapper.
The files you would want to look at in gnome-python are:
pygnome/generate/zvt.defs
pygnome/zvtmodule.c
pygnome/gnome/zvt.py
James Henstridge.
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On Thu, 7 Jan 1999, J.W. Bizzaro wrote:
> Sam Tannous wrote:
> >
> > All,
> >
> > I think we need to keep a list of real applications written
> > with the pygtk bindings (perhaps on James' page?). The
> > more example code we have, the less problems people will have
> > using this. On the GTK applications page there are about 3
> > listed. I know there must be more then this.
> >
>
> There must be, but that's all I was given :-( Send me more!
>
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> BTW, wishful thinking right now, but we need (1) tutorials for pygtk and
> pygnome, (2) language references for pygtk and pygnome (maybe these can be
> translations of the gtk and gnome docs?), (3) a tutorial on making bindings for
> custom gtk widgets to python...sort of like what James has done with pygtk and
> pygnome to begin with...
>
> ...which brings up a question: if someone made a standalone binding to a
> _custom_ gtk widget for Python, could that new "pyg" widget be placed on a
> window made by pygtk? Something tells me any new widget would have to be
> included in the pygtk bindings, and pygtk would have to be compiled, rather be a
> standalone binding. Is this right?
>
>
> Jeff
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