QUESTION 1: I'm trying to work with an antialiased GNOME canvas, but the colors become messed up (really messed up). Naturally, I looked at the C-GNOME documentation to see if there is something I have to do. The antialiased canvas is created at the start, instead of creating the default canvas. And the documentation has some remarks about using colors with both canvases. Here is an excerpt: --------8<-------- gnome_canvas_new () Creates a new empty canvas. If the user wishes to use the image item inside this canvas, then the gdk_imlib visual and colormap should be pushed into Gtk+'s stack before calling this function, and they can be popped afterwards. gnome_canvas_new_aa () Creates a new antialiased empty canvas. You want to push the GdkRgb colormap and visual for this. --------8<--------- How do I do this in PyGNOME? How do I "push" the visual and colormap? I tried using fill_color_gdk instead of fill_color, but that doesn't help. QUESTION 2: How do I set the background color of the GNOME canvas? I've tried a bunch of things. I suppose it is the same as setting any widget color in GTK, maybe. But how would I do that? Thanks for all your help, James! Jeff -- J.W. Bizzaro mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Boston College Chemistry http://www.uml.edu/Dept/Chem/Bizzaro/ -- To unsubscribe: echo "unsubscribe" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
