On 2018-04-23 08:43 "infirit ." wrote:
> And this is much better asked on the general Gtk and Gtk app dev
> mailing list
X-Post:
https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-app-devel-list/2018-April/msg00026.html
___
python-hackers-list mailing list
python-hack
Dear Ifrit,
thank you for your answer. I am getting closer but there are still
problems.
I updated my StackOverflow question with the current code (see at the
end of this mail):
https://stackoverflow.com/q/49964906/4865723
> What you want is create your Gio.Action's and add them to anything
> t
Traveling so excuse my brevity and typos below.
Op zo 22 apr. 2018 21:46 schreef
:
> > You may want to work through [2] as it deals with the basic questions
> > about Gtk+3 and Python including UIManager and Actions.
>
> My question is about Gtk.Builder. Gtk.UIManager and Gtk.Action are
> depreca
Hi Infirit,
thanks for your reply.
On 2018-04-22 15:03 infirit wrote:
> Better to include the actual code as text (no attachment)
See at the end of the mail.
> You may want to work through [2] as it deals with the basic questions
> about Gtk+3 and Python including UIManager and Actions.
My qu
Better to include the actual code as text (no attachment) so that people
do not have to chase around for it.
Op 22-04-18 om 12:29 schreef c.bu...@posteo.jp:
> No I try to use Gtk.Builder to create a menubar. It is not working
> because the documentation is not clear for me. There is no exapmle for
I found out the UIManager is deprecated.
No I try to use Gtk.Builder to create a menubar. It is not working
because the documentation is not clear for me. There is no exapmle for
a IMO usual thing like a menubar.
To improve documentation and the help other new users I created a
question with exam
