On Sat, 2001-09-15 at 11:56, Steven M. Castellotti wrote:
>
> This may sound like a trivial question, but it's got me stuck. I'm
> using Glade to create an PyGnome application, and I can't seem to figure
> out how/where to set the version number (all I end up with is either 0.0
> or x.x). There doesn't appear to be a place to enter the info into glade
> itself, and I've tried adding a <version> tag to the appropriate area of
> the .glade file itself.
>
> Right now I'm trying something along these lines, and am not sure why
> it's not working:
>
> about = libglade.GladeXML("CogDevApp.glade","about").get_widget("about")
> about.version = "0.9"
> about.show()
>
>
> There seemed to be no obvious effect. I then tried to build the
> component myself, and was able to do that successfully, but surely
> there's a simple way to do it using glade?
I asked this back in march (hence, it is in the archives):
"""
At your program startup, do the following to import the GNOME libraries:
import gnome
gnome.app_version = "version-string"
import gnome.ui, libglade
"""
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