Yesterday I had the urge to provide users of my download utility with a
ProgressBar
to give a hint as to how things were going. I already had a StatusBar, and it
seemed
like the perfect place to put it in. Reading the Docs showed that there wasn't
a way
to do that. Until I saw in the Widget Hierarchy that StatusBar is derived from
HBox.
So I added 3 simple lines to my application:
self.progbar = gtk.ProgressBar()
self.progbar.set_size_request(100, -1)
self.statusbar.pack_start(self.progbar, False, True, 0)
It worked. It worked first time perfectly - now if that ain't gonna make you
suspicious!
As it isn't documented, this must be considered a hack. Any guesses as to
whether
this will stay working with future versions of GTK+?
Regards,
Hans-Joachim
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