You need to specify the font or the gdk font!
Example:
If you wish to use the default gtkstyle font!
Canvas.root().add('text', text='x', x=110, y=50, justification=0,
fill_color='black', font_gdk = self.get_style().font)
Else it would be something like:
Canvas.root().add('text', text='x', x=110, y=50, justification=0,
fill_color='black', font = "Any X11 font")
You also need to update_now() if you are doing it after showing the
canvas and realizing it!
I hope this helps!
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
On 1/1/00, 3:30:09 PM, Douglas Lau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
regarding [pygtk] GnomeCanvasText example:
> I am writing a strategy game using Python/Gnome, which uses the
> GnomeCanvas to display the game board. I have been trying to use
> GnomeCanvasText widgets, but I can't get them to show up on the
canvas.
> Does anybody have any examples on how to use them with the Python
> bindings? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> BTW, I will release my game under the GPL as soon as I can make it
> work. It is a turn-bases strategy war game, if anyone cares.
> Thanks,
> Douglas Lau
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