Re: [pygtk] D&D from KDE-apps

2001-01-24 Thread James Henstridge
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Martin Preishuber wrote: > Hi, > > I've some problems with the D&D thingie ... I'm the author of ERoaster, > a GNOME-frontend for cdrecord & mkisofs. I've D&D support included, > which works fine for gmc, but not for other file-managers > (I'm thinking especially of konquero

Re: [pygtk] Find a row from CTreeNode

2001-01-24 Thread James Henstridge
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Phillip Ezolt wrote: > I would like to start searching the list from the current selection down for > a particular piece of text. > > I have no way of knowing WHERE I am in the list so that I can start this > search. > > I want something along the lines of: > > # S

Re: [pygtk] Spam problems...

2001-01-24 Thread James Henstridge
On Tue, 23 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > [...] > > Do we need to start moderating the list? I would gladly help moderating > > the list if there is a wish for people doing so, and if there are more > > people than me doing so. (The amount of posts are after all so few that > > moderating

Re: [pygtk] CTrees, ctyles and colours

2001-01-24 Thread James Henstridge
On Mon, 22 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > [...] > > Colour values on X are 16 bit values. So your colours would probably all > > have been rounded to values very close to 0, which would explain the > > black. > > I tried that. No change. > > Incidentally, when changing the colours in the

[pygtk] spam mails

2001-01-24 Thread James Henstridge
As a number of spammers have started targetting the list with correctly formatted messages (which mailman doesn't catch), I have switched the list over to member posting only. Non member posts will be held for approval, and I will try to approve all the valid ones in good time. If you post from

Re: [pygtk] Crash on selecting text

2001-01-24 Thread Edward Muller
Do you have any code you can show? On Wednesday 24 January 2001 2:46 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > In my application, I'm finding that the program crashes regularly when I > select text. The symptoms are: the *first* selection works. The *second* > selection causes a crash (Gnome dialogue box)

Re: [pygtk] Find a row from CTreeNode

2001-01-24 Thread Edward Muller
Mind you. I don't know if my last suggestion was a correct one... I'm interested in hearing what a good solution would be. Anyone? On Wednesday 24 January 2001 2:54 pm, Phillip Ezolt wrote: > I would like to start searching the list from the current selection down > for a particular piece of te

Re: [pygtk] Find a row from CTreeNode

2001-01-24 Thread Edward Muller
you could always use the wonderful *_set_data('key',data) methods on the nodes when you create them. On Wednesday 24 January 2001 2:54 pm, Phillip Ezolt wrote: > I would like to start searching the list from the current selection down > for a particular piece of text. > > I have no way of knowi

[pygtk] D&D from KDE-apps

2001-01-24 Thread Martin Preishuber
Hi, I've some problems with the D&D thingie ... I'm the author of ERoaster, a GNOME-frontend for cdrecord & mkisofs. I've D&D support included, which works fine for gmc, but not for other file-managers (I'm thinking especially of konqueror). The code I use is basically targets = [('text/plain',

Re: [pygtk] Find a row from CTreeNode

2001-01-24 Thread Phillip Ezolt
I would like to start searching the list from the current selection down for a particular piece of text. I have no way of knowing WHERE I am in the list so that I can start this search. I want something along the lines of: # Search from the currently selected to the end. for r

[pygtk] Crash on selecting text

2001-01-24 Thread dg
In my application, I'm finding that the program crashes regularly when I select text. The symptoms are: the *first* selection works. The *second* selection causes a crash (Gnome dialogue box) when I lift the mouse button from the drag. I get this message on the console: Gdk-CRITICAL **: file gdkw

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Re: [pygtk] Cheap-Cigarettes

2001-01-24 Thread Brent Hendricks
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Re: [pygtk] Cheap-Cigarettes

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[pygtk] Cheap-Cigarettes

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Re: [pygtk] Find a row from CTreeNode

2001-01-24 Thread Alexandre Fayolle
On Tue, 23 Jan 2001, Phillip Ezolt wrote: > I've search and searched but can't find the answer to the following question: > > Given a GtkCTreeNode, how do I find its row number? As far as I know, you can't (but I may well be wrong). However, you should not need to do this, since all GtkCList m