I've been playing with pygtk off & on for a while, & am interested
in creating some helper classes. I have a question about how
composite widgets should fit into the class hierarchy.
If I want to create a "scolled-text" widget, I'd like it essentially
act like a text widget. Until, of course, I actually go and pack it,
add it to a frame, or whatever, at which point I want it to look like
the table widget that I've actually composed it with.
I'm just using the gtk module; no GNOME or alternate interfaces.
How have others approached this?
(Is anyone working on getting the text widget to support horizontal
scrolling and be well-supported with the ScrolledWindow widget?)
Thanks!
-Fred
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Fred L. Drake, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Corporation for National Research Initiatives
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