> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Ya, I see that there's a set_foreground and set_background command there.
> > I was hoping to be able to set all these in one operation using
> > set_row_style, but it doesn't seem to be possible to set the color in
> > GtkStyles with pygtk.
>
> Yes it is. Just asign to the items in the style.fg or style.bg
> sequences:
> style.fg[NORMAL] = some_gdkcolor object
I tried this using just style.fg = some_gdkcolor_object. Obviously that
didn't work.
Where do the [NORMAL] come from? (and what are the alternatives
besides NORMAL)
If this is what needs to be done this solves a lot. Thanks!
> The sequences are special types that will set the appropriate structure
> member at the C level.
> > On that note: When inserting text into a text-box it is possible to set
> > the fore- and background colors of the text. Is there a way to make the
> > background color last until the end of the textbox? Ie. I use a gtk-skin
> > which makes the textbox have a blue background. When I insert text with
> > white background the background is only present beneath the actual text,
> > which gives a blue outline around the lines.
>
> You mean a GtkText widget? If so, then the insert() method should allow
> you to do this. If you mean a GtkEntry, then it only allows a single
> colour (set by the widget's style).
Yes, I mean the GtkText widget. I am setting the color in the insert
method and this works fine except the color is only present directly
beneath the inserted text. From the end of the textline until the right
edge of the widget the background color remains the same as the widget had
before.
- Frank
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