actually i have inherited my widgets as shown
GtkVBox --> GtkMyDisplayable ---> GtkMyForm
GtkMyDisplayable has an api gtk_my_displayable_add_command(GtkMyDisplayable
*displayable, gchar *string)
so i do following
>>> form = mygtk.MyForm()
>>>form.displayable_add_command("_____")
it displays following error
"form has no attribute displayable_add_command"
As you said gtk_window_show is used internally than its for sure that typing
window.show() in python will call api of GtkWidget. But in my case its not
happening
varun_shrivastava wrote:
>
> hi
> as we know that in gtk programming i can call API of a GtkWidget using
> an object of GtkWindow by use of type casting MACROS
> ie
> i can do as
>
> GtkWindow *window=gtk_window_new();
> ....
> ....
> gtk_widget_show(GTK_WIDGET(window));
>
> but in python i can't do this because GtkWindow has its own method
> gtk_window_show(), so whenever i do window.show()
> gtk_window_show() will be called instead of gtk_widget_show.
>
> Is there any solution to this so that i can call gtk_widget_show by using
> GtkWindow object.
>
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