"J.W. Bizzaro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How about this:
>
> >>> from gtk import *
> >>> adj = GtkAdjustment()
> >>> print adj.lower
> 0.0
> >>> adj.lower = 1.0
> >>> print adj.lower
> 1.0
> >>>
That doesn't work either :(. You're just modifying the instance
variables of the python instance object, not the values the underlying
GTK object actually uses. The classes in gtk.py don't implement the
__setattr__ method (at least not in 0.6.1). They do implement
__getattr__; that's why 'print adj.lower' works.
Looking at the sources of pygtk, I can't find a way to do this, short of
creating a completely new adjustment object. It seems to me, though,
that it wouldn't be hard to extend generate.py to also generate
functions to modify these attributes (it already generates the functions
to read them). Perhaps I'll try that and post patches (or mail them to
James).
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