[pygtk] selection_add_handler() implemented?

Hello, Is selection_add_handler() implemented? I can't see it in the source. Thanks, Brian Keck ___ pygtk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.daa.com.au/mailman/listinfo/pygtk

[pygtk] Right place for some Q's on python-libglade?

I've been surfing the archives for the last day and noticed a numbe rof libglade related posts. Are they on-topic here? (Yes, I am using Python) If not, pardon the OTness of this post. (and let me know the appropriate place, if any) :^)= Now on to the questions. I hvae a little glade gui-ed

Re: [pygtk] Right place for some Q's on python-libglade?

On 8 Mar 2001, Bill Anderson wrote: I've been surfing the archives for the last day and noticed a numbe rof libglade related posts. Are they on-topic here? (Yes, I am using Python) This is a good enough place for pygtk/libglade questions (I am author of both :) If not, pardon the OTness

Re: [pygtk] selection_add_handler() implemented?

On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, Brian Keck wrote: Hello, Is selection_add_handler() implemented? I can't see it in the source. What is selection_add_handler() supposed to do? I searched through the gtk and gdk sources/headers, and there is no mention of a function by that name. James. -- Email:

Re: [pygtk] Window without decors?

On Wed, 07 Mar 2001, Martin Grimme wrote: Hello, can really nobody help? My questions again: I want to make a window full-screen and therefore need a way to remove the window manager decor from a window. Is there any way to achieve this in PyGTK without using 'GtkWindow(WINDOW_POPUP)'

Re: [pygtk] selection_add_handler() implemented?

On Fri, 09 Mar 2001 08:36:57 +0800, James Henstridge wrote: On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, Brian Keck wrote: Is selection_add_handler() implemented? I can't see it in the source. What is selection_add_handler() supposed to do? I searched through the gtk and gdk sources/headers, and there is no mention of

[pygtk] RTLD_GLOBAL problem solved.

I had a lot of problems in Debian with the imlib library not wanting to display my theme or any other image I wanted. Loading this dummy module before anything else solves the problem: --- #include Python.h #include dlfcn.h static PyMethodDef load_imlib_methods [] = { {NULL, NULL}