James Henstridge wrote:
> For this sort of thing, first we would need a copy() method for GtkStyle
> objects, so you can copy the style before modifying it. It is quite easy
> to let the python programmer alter most of the attributes, except the ones
> that are stored as arrays in the style structure. These ones are
> currently exported as tuples of colours/pixmaps/whatever. You can't
> assign to a tuple, and changing over to lists doesn't solve the problem
> either since you can't set callbacks for when the list contents changes.
> Does anyone else have any good ideas for this (would a
> GtkStyle.set_fg(state, colour) method be acceptable?)
I have to agree that accessor functions are the way to go here.
The other option I see is to implement a new python type that acts like
a sequence or dictionary, but does the appropriate callbacks when an
item is changed. But I think this is probably more than we need.
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