I've been writing some "quasi-production" apps using pygtk at work lately. Quasi
because
neither python nor gtk are "approved" technologies, but the look and feel have
been well received by the users.
I downloaded GtkSheet the other day and it looks very good. I thought about
adding that functionality to pygtk. Since I noticed some swig-iness to pygtk,
I figured that I would swigify GtkSheet, then smoothly add it as a new class.
It swigified OK, but I can't see any path to integrate the resulting python
modules with pygtk without actually editing pygtk code, which I was hoping to
avoid since GtkSheet will by its nature be on an independent development schedule
from gtk.
So my question becomes, is there a "plug-in" path for adding functionality to pygtk,
or does new functionality have to be added code-wise to pygtk?
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Bill Allen
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