> There's a pretty big chapter on pyGTK in Beginning Python
>
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0764596543/103-0400161-4424600?v=glance&n=283155
>
> I tried to make it as recent and usable as possible, but if you don't
> understand anything in it, or want the latest updates, there's always
> this list. I think I covered everything in your wish list except GTK3
> and Gnome. :>
>
> - -dave
Thanks for the recommendation of your book. Will take a look on it. The
python books I looked at yet only covered Tkinter/wxpython.
>You are jumping to conclusions; Gtk 3 is _not_ around the corner.
Sorry, you are right. Of course, a book isn't written overnight either.
Rafael Villar Burke:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
New Gtk/PyGtk Book
I am just starting to learn PyGtk and I must say I think it is a real
drawback that the newest books about it are(as far as I know) at least
4 years old and cover only Gtk 1.
I suppose you already know it, but the pygtk tutorial does a really good
job to get you started on current pygtk and further. The makefile has a
pdf targed, and if it still works you can print it.
Regards,
Rafael Villar Burke
Don't get me wrong, but for me this tutorial feels more like a very good
explained reference than a tutorial.
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