Reading the code in libglade.py it would seem that you could supply tuples
as values in the dict passed to signal_autoconnect. Is the second argument
passed to the handler, and if so why doesn't this work:
#!/usr/bin/python
from libglade import GladeXML
from gtk import *
def testo (*a):
print "!", a
view = GladeXML ('windefs/fc_basic.glade', 'buffer_manager_view')
view.signal_autoconnect ( { 'on_new_buffer_clicked': (testo, 'beep') } )
mainloop()
Whereas supplying testo as the only argument works splendid. Can anyone
shed some light on this? (On studying libglademodule.c it would seem that
it categorically rejects incoming tuples; see my post on Oct 7: Invalid
coding in libglademodule.c?)
Also, can one use glade custom widgets with libglade and if so: how?
Anders "Quest" Qvist
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