george young wrote:
[pygtk-1.99.17, python 2.3.3, gtk+-2.2.4, SuSE 8.2 x66 linux]
Is there something I can do to suppress the 'show'ing of a widget(and its
children) when an ancestor gets show_all()? I have a very large widget
structure, and I think it might be faster if I could call show_all
on the whole thing, instead of each individual widget. However, I need
a particular set of widgets not to open; if everything were realized, I would
probably run out of memory or worse. Is there some attribute I could
set to prevent showing(I'm not really sure if I mean mapping or realizing...)
-- George Young
There is in GTK+2.4 - the widget flag gtk.NO_SHOW_ALL but that doesn't
help you. Maybe you could call show_all() on a subset of the hierarchy
that doesn't include the ones you want to keep hidden. Or perhaps wait
to add the widgets you want hidden.
John
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