[Using gnome-python 1.0.52, libglade 0.12, and
gnome-lib 1.0.14 -- admittedly old, but it came with Mandrake 6.1.]
I'm trying to figure out how to get an application's name
and version to show up in its About dialog.
gnome/__init__.py handles the case where the application is
run as a command whose name ends in .py[oc]? and appears to
hardware the application version number to '0.0'.
So far I can see only one way to override these settings:
import gnome
gnome.app_id = "SomeApp"
gnome.app_version = "0.3 alpha"
import gnome.ui
Is there a better way?
Along the same lines, I'm finding it necessary to import
gnome.ui before importing libglade. Otherwise a segmentation
fault occurs. Paraphrasing (not in front of the development
machine just now):
GnomeUI-CRITICAL **: file gnome-app.c: line 206 (gnome_app_new):
assertion 'appname != NULL' failed.
Is it necessary to explicitly import gnome.ui before importing
libglade?
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Mitch Chapman
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