Johan has proposed we have a separate module that wraps just the glib
functions (though they still go through _gtkmodule.o). This speeds up
importing them quite a bit, but is only useful for people that want a
mainloop for something -- which is our case, for o-p.
James, what would the proper approach to this be?
Take care,
--
Christian Reis, Senior Engineer, Async Open Source, Brazil.
http://async.com.br/~kiko/ | [+55 16] 272 3330 | NMFL
import _gtk
TRUE = 1
FALSE = 0
def mainloop ():
_gtk.gtk_main ()
def mainquit (*args):
_gtk.gtk_main_quit ()
def mainiteration (block=TRUE):
return _gtk.gtk_main_iteration (block)
def events_pending ():
return _gtk.gtk_events_pending ()
def idle_add (callback, *args):
return _gtk.gtk_idle_add (callback, args)
def idle_add_priority (priority, callback):
return _gtk.gtk_idle_add_priority (priority, callback)
def idle_remove (tag):
_gtk.gtk_idle_remove (tag)
def quit_add (mainlevel, callback, *args):
return _gtk.gtk_quit_add (mainlevel, callback, args)
def quit_add_destroy (mainlevel, object):
_gtk.gtk_quit_add_destroy (mainlevel, object._o)
def quit_remove (tag):
_gtk.gtk_quit_remove (tag)
def timeout_add (timeout, callback, *args):
return _gtk.gtk_timeout_add (timeout, callback, args)
def timeout_remove (tag):
_gtk.gtk_timeout_remove (tag)
def input_add (source, condition, callback):
if hasattr (source, 'fileno'):
# handle python file handles
def wrapper (source, condition, real_s=source,real_cb=callback):
real_cb (real_s, condition)
return _gtk.gtk_input_add (source.fileno (), condition, wrapper)
else:
return _gtk.gtk_input_add (source, condition, callback)
def input_remove (tag):
_gtk.gtk_input_remove (tag)
