never one to seat still, I figured it out my self.
One must use the gtk.gdk.Window.set_decorations() with the
following:
gtk.gdk.DECOR_ALL = 1
gtk.gdk.DECOR_BORDER = 2
gtk.gdk.DECOR_MAXIMIZE = 64
gtk.gdk.DECOR_MENU = 16
gtk.gdk.DECOR_MINIMIZE = 32
gtk.gdk.DECOR_RESIZEH = 4
gtk.gdk.DECOR_TITLE = 8
BUT gtk.gdk.Window.set_decorations does not appear to be an ancestor of
gtk.dialog. So how to I 'join' a gtk.dialog class with the
gtk.gdk.Window class, so I can access the lower level
'set_decorations()' function.
I haven't found a way to turn off the close window, so I'll have to
intercept it's event and return gtk.TRUE to turn it off.
--
Steven Howe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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