At the moment gnome-python initialises gnome (by calling
gnome_program_init()) with a null modules array.
This is fine for a non-GUI GNOME application but if any developer starts
using certain features of the libgnomeui libraries they are not
available.
I first encountered this when trying to use the GNOME stock icons for
buttons (gnome-stock-about, etc). These are registered with the GTK
Stock Icon Factory when the libgnomeui module is initialised.
Should the gnome_program_init() function insert the libgnomeui module?
Or should there be a seperate call to register the libgnomeui module?
The changes required for the first option should be no more than
replacing "&modules" with "LIBGNOMEUI_MODULE" in gnome.overwrite.
Regards,
Ross Burton
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