> For this sort of thing, it is probably best to use an rc file like in
> testgtk:
> pixmap_path ".:/where/pixmaps/are"
> style "pixmap_background_widget" {
> bg_pixmap[NORMAL] = "somepixmap.xpm"
> }
> widget "*somename" style "pixmap_background_widget"
>
> Then in the program, use:
> rc_parse('filenamerc')
> ...
> widget.set_name("somename")
>
> This will cause the widget called somename to have the pixmap background.
> If the pixmap can be found, I don't seem to get a segfault, so do not know
> exactly what would be causing it.
I posted a bug report to the list a while back about this (nobody
replied but I assumed it would be acted on; I haven't checked); there
was a 'return 0' statement missing in gtkmodule.c in the
PyGtkStyleHelper_SetItem() function which would cause *successful*
assignment of a pixmap to fall through to a g_assert_not_reached();
maybe you fixed it in the meantime and Javi still has an older version
of PyGtk? Or maybe you didn't and doing it this way doesn't trigger
that bug?
Cheers,
-Rob
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