>> What order did you compile things in? If you want gnome support in
the
>> libglade wrapper found in gnome-python, you need to compile
gnome-libs
>> then libglade and then gnome-python (libglade only builds gnome
support
>> if gnome-libs is installed, and gnome-python will only build
>> libglade-gnome support if the libglade-gnome library was found). The
>> easiest way to check if everything is built correctly is to run the
>> command "import _gladegnome" at the python prompt.
>> You also have not specified which version of gnome-python you are
using.
>> If you don't have 1.0.50, I recommend upgrading to that version and
trying
>> again.
>> James.
Thank you to all who responded to my question! James hit the root of
the problem square on. I was using a stock RedHat 6.1 install (done
last week) and though PyGtk, libglade, Pygnome (1.0.4-2), etc. were all
installed, for whatever reason, the _gladegnome module was not in
there. I regret that I had to remove Pygnome from the RPM database and
separately compile and install it, since now there's no record of it
being installed as far as RPM is concerned... but that's what I did and
everything seems AOK now. The example I supplied before works fine.
Should this be considered an errata on the part of RedHat? What's the
point of including all of the Python hooks to Gtk and gnome and libglade
if not the gladegnome module?
Anyway, many thanks again -- support like this truly places the open
source community in a league of its own. I hope I can return the favor
someday.
Michael Coddington
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