[...]
> You should be able to set the colour with a style without
> problem. Something like this:
>
> style = ctree.get_style().copy()
> style.fg[STATE_NORMAL] = ctree.get_colormap().alloc("red")
> ctree.node_set_style(node, style)
Aha. I was just doing:
style.fg[STATE_NORMAL] = gtk.GdkColor(255, 0, 0)
I can't find anywhere that the colourmap object is declared, so I can't find
out what methods it supports --- is there a way of looking-up-and-allocating-if-
not-found an RGB triplet?
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