Olav Lavell schrieb:
> Perhaps what confuses you is the fact that there is no real difference
> between creating the widget at runtime or getting it from the gladefile.
> In the above example, where Walter wrote:
>
> combo = gtk.ComboBox()
>
> You could also have:
>
> gladefile = "test.glade"
> widget_tree = gtk.glade.XML(gladefile)
> combo = widget_tree.get_widget("combobox1")
>
> Same thing, really. The result is a combo object of class gtk.ComboBox.
> Then you start filling its list.
Ah, ok. This really confused me, but your explanation makes it clearer.
Thanks for your example code which helped me get me a little bit more of
a grasp on what I'm actually doing here.
I guess the problem is not pyGTK, but GTK here. pyGTK for those calls
servers merely as a passing to the C layer of GTK - which is indeed
pretty complicated and unintuitive.
Ah, I just hope I'll get there at some point. GTK is just really pretty
and portable, and IMHO the best window kit there is.
Kind regards,
Johannes
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