I'm trying to raise an already open window to the top of the stack, and
I've managed to track down what appears to be the correct function call
by looking through some GNOME sources.  In the control panel code they
have the following:

/* return if the window is already up. */
if (ppc) {
        gdk_window_raise(ppc->config_window->window);
        gtk_widget_show(ppc->config_window);
        return;
}

However, there doesn't appear to be any way of calling gdk_window_raise
from the pygtk bindings or, for that matter, to get a GdkWindow object
from a GtkWindow.  Am I going about this the wrong way, or are the
necessary bindings just missing from the current release?
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