I wrote a Python port[1] of the Bloatpad example application from the
GtkApplication docs this weekend as I wanted to play around with those
application menus. I ended up submitting a couple of bugs (678655 and
678673) for some of the issues I came across. One of the bugs I can
*almost* figure out a fix for, but, those GVariants are throwing me.
Here is how I got it the application to work:
variant = GLib.Variant('s', "left")
action = Gio.SimpleAction.new_stateful("justify", variant.get_type(),
variant)
And here is how I think it should work in Python applications:
action = Gio.SimpleAction.new_stateful("justify", "left")
Am I correct in thinking that we shouldn't need a Python application to be
working directly with GVariants--that PyGObject should handle that under
the hood? If so, could somebody point me in the right direction in learning
where and how GVariants are converted to and from Python types?
[1] https://github.com/MicahCarrick/python-bloatpad
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