Ralph Walden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thank you for the answer Havoc.
>
> Ok, now, is this possible from pyGTK? Looking at the
> members of the GDK window object that I get from
> window.get_window(), there are 2 members that look interesting:
> _raise() and lower(). There does not appear to be any .show() member.
>
>
> _raise seems to do nothing visibly, and lower() makes the window
> disappear
> without a trace! (actually I think I only need to deiconify, not
> iconify)
>
> Is there a python binding to gdk_window_show()?
>
> Any other ideas?
>
Don't know about pygtk - maybe you can ask James to add wrappers for
these.
lower() shouldn't make it disappear, maybe it just lowers behind the
Nautilus or Konqueror desktop window? Or maybe your WM has a window
there?
Havoc
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