Good day,
I would just like to ask a question about the design of PyGtk: What were
the reasons for the C-like deisgn of PyGtk? For example having to use
"label.set_text('bleh')" in stead of "label.text = 'bleh'" and "txt =
label.get_text()" in stead of "txt = label.text".
Not that I'm criticizing, I was just wondering since I've used Gtk#
before PyGtk and its C# adaptation works quite well. I know Python
language features are used to a certain extent (ie. iterating over a
gtk.ListStore), but the question remains. It seems that Python
properties are the only example I can think of now, and if PyGtk has
been around since before Python 2.2, that could answer my question. Can
anyone confirm this or are there other reasons?
Thanks in advance,
Walter
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