Well, I can't duplicate your problem with the following code:
from gtk import *
class Foo(GtkHBox):
def __init__(self):
GtkHBox.__init__(self)
pass
def set_active_8(self,*args):
print args
def create_bit_num(self):
bit_num_box = GtkHButtonBox()
self.pack_start(bit_num_box)
bit_num_box.show()
bit_label = GtkLabel()
bit_label.set_text("Choose sample size:")
bit_num_box.pack_start(bit_label)
bit_label.show()
self.bit_num_button16 = GtkRadioButton(None, "16 bits")
#
self.bit_num_button16.connect("clicked",self.properties_box.changed)
bit_num_box.pack_start(self.bit_num_button16)
self.bit_num_button16.show()
self.bit_num_button8 = GtkRadioButton(self.bit_num_button16, "8
bits")
# self.bit_num_button8.connect("clicked",self.properties_box.changed)
bit_num_box.pack_start(self.bit_num_button8)
self.bit_num_button8.show()
set_active_8_button = GtkButton ("set_active_8_button")
set_active_8_button.connect("clicked", self.set_active_8)
bit_num_box.pack_start(set_active_8_button)
set_active_8_button.show()
self.bit_num_button8.set_active(1) # HERE I GET THE CORE
if __name__ == '__main__':
w=GtkWindow()
f=Foo()
w.add(f)
f.create_bit_num()
w.show_all()
mainloop()
Note that when you set_active, it is probably triggering the callback to
properties_box.changed, and something there could be causing your core
dump. What does properties_box.changed do?
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