gtk.Window.get_position()
gtk.Window.move(x, y)
You may manually save position of window on exit in a configuration
file, and restore it when applications starts. As a sample code base:
winPos = None ## later will be (x, y)
try:
exec(file('my_app.conf').read()) ##overwrite default settings
(including winPos)
except:
pass
if winPos!=None:
win.move(*winPos) ## win is a gtk.Window
On 8/14/09, Tobias Weber <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> when my application is quit and re-launched I want its window to
> appear in the old place at the last size.
>
> gtk.Window.parse_geometry seems a good candiate for the restore, but
> how do I get the values it takes?
>
> The options I found don't seem very robust because of window
> decorations:
> gtk.Widget.get_allocation
> gtk.gdk.Window.get_geometry
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