I will probably do a reorg like this. I am already making some changes to
pygtk that may not be fully compatible (these will probably be made as I
update to gtk-1.4/gnome-libs-2.0), so moving to a package layout like this
would probably be a good idea. The current layout is quite similar to how
things were when I first started pygtk, using python-1.4 which didn't
support packages without ni.
James.
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On Tue, 22 Feb 2000, Fred L. Drake, Jr. wrote:
> Does it make sense to turn all this into a Python package? I don't
> know if there are enough components, but it would help keep the module
> namespace clean.
> The structure could be:
>
> gtk/__init__.py # "from core import *" + docstring
> gtk/core.py # currently gtk.py
> gtk/extra.py
> gtk/_gtkmodule.so # yes, this works in a package
> gtk/GDK.py
> gtk/GTK.py
> gtk/...
>
> This *shouldn't* affect code that doesn't use GtkExtra, and it
> sounds like that should change anyway. My piddleGTK module will need
> to change since I use gdk-level functions, but that's not a big deal.
>
>
> -Fred
>
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