Quoting James Henstridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Unfortunately that is not the case. When you do a "from module import *",
> it runs the code in the module (ie defines functions and classes, runs
> functions called at the global level), and then imports all symbols not
> starting with an underscore into the namespace of the module. So putting
> the global function definitions into a separate module would not help. I
> don't particularly want to break backward compatibility at the moment
> either.
In that case, please put an underscore before every internal symbol of
PyGtk :-)
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