Gerald Klix wrote:
> > Is there a "safe" way to try to accomplish what I need?
>
> I am rather new to GTK, but I would set flag in each widget, when it is
> destroyed.
> You have to connect a handler to the destroy signal for each widget in order
> to set the flag or to immediately remove the widget from your programm´s
> dictionary.
Yes, thank you, that handles my need perfectly. I would still be
interested in learning how to check to see if a widget is visible or
destroyed from within pyGTK though, if anyone knows!
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Steve Castellotti
Systems Programmer
School of Arts and Sciences, University of Pennsylvania
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