You would want to connect to the key_press_event signal handler to catch
the appropriate key presses. Then you would want to modify the vertical
adjustment used by the widget. Unfortunately, I haven't added code to
allow you to get at these in the current version of gnome-python.
If you use the gtkhtml wrapper instead, you can use the get_vadjustment()
method to get the vertical adjustment. You can then call the set_value()
method of the adjustment to scroll the widget. Increment/decrement the
value by adj.step_increment for normal scrolling, or adj.page_increment
for page up/page down.
James.
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On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Tom Cato Amundsen wrote:
> I'm obviously missing something. What event to connect to to
> use the keyboard to scroll the html widget?
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