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Am 14.04.2010 00:49, schrieb John Stowers:
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> A bit of an aside, but what is the general policy for similar software -
> use the distribution package manager and package system to install the
> software or use eggs? Is it ever feasible to mix the two
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Just use the normal vte documentation and do some abstraction. 90% of
the API is just mapped from C to Python.
László Monda schrieb:
> Hi List,
>
> As absurd as it may seem I don't find the Python reference
> documentation for VTE.
>
> Could somebod
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Well -- you are not initializing gtk.Image. So it's your very own
mistake. I don't see a pygtk issue here.
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Rakan Alhneiti schrieb:
> The other question is, how can i make the vte display a vertical scroll bar?
# add scrollbar
termScroll = gtk.VScrollbar(self.console.get_adjustment())
self.termHB.pack_start(termScroll, False)
(where self.console is the vte.
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Doug Brewer schrieb:
> Hmm. So if I kept everything in one big messy class, I wouldn't need to
> worry about how windows communicate with each other, because they'd all have
> access to the same methods. But if I want it to be neat and separate, I need
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Doug Brewer schrieb:
> The only way I could figure this out was to pass the main window object
> itself to the preferences class, so that the pref class could set properties
> (or access methods) to transfer the data.
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> (in preferences class):
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>
Well - just a quick idea (not tested and correctly formulated):
visible = textview.get_visible_rect()
max_y_pos = visible.y + visible.height
last_line_pos = sum(textview.get_line_yrange(textbuffer.get_end_iter()))
if last_line_pos > max_y_pos:
print "Line not visible"
else:
print
Ok,
seems like the topic should be "Subclassing GObject" as this is the real
issue :). Googling and looking through documentation does not reveal any
official statement. There is this FAQ-Entry [1] - linking to a
non-existing site. And using the webarchive to look at what has been
there once, reve
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Hi,
today I had a look at my application using the "Parasite" debugger [1].
And there I noticed, that widgets I created on Python-level showed up
with the last C-Class involved. I.e. for an inheritance graph like: ...
- --> GtkTreeView --> LazyView --
