Edward Muller wrote:
>
> I can't seem to get the text in the label to wrap in the following code. I've
> played around with moving the set_line_wrap call around a little and a few
> other things with no results. Any ideas?
>
> from gtk import *
> from GTK import *
>
> class MsgBox(GtkWindow):
> def __init__(self,lbl_text):
> GtkWindow.__init__(self)
> self.set_usize(120,160)
> self.set_uposition(60,80)
> frame = GtkFrame()
> frame.set_shadow_type(SHADOW_ETCHED_IN)
> self.add(frame)
> frame.show()
> box = GtkVBox()
> frame.add(box)
> lbl = GtkLabel()
> lbl.show()
> box.pack_start(lbl,expand=TRUE,fill=TRUE)
> lbl.set_line_wrap(TRUE)
> lbl.set_text(lbl_text)
> self.close = GtkButton('Okay')
> self.close.show()
> box.pack_start(self.close,expand=FALSE)
> box.show()
> self.close.connect('clicked',self.close_me)
> self.set_modal(TRUE)
>
> def close_me(self,btn):
> self.hide()
> del self
Turning line wrapping on in a label does nothing unless you also call
set_usize() on it to set the dimensions you want the label to wrap to.
James.
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