Don Hopkins wrote: > I'm trying to set the tooltip of a tool item, which I though would be > easy, but the ToolItem.set_tooltip takes a first parameter that's a > mysterious GtkTooltips object. > But I can't figure out how to get a reference to the required ToolTips > object to pass as a first argument to a ToolItem's set_tooltip(tooltips, > tool_tip_string) ... > The obvious looking method GtkToolbar.get_tooltips() actually returns a > boolean that tells if the toolbar is using tooltips, but does not return > the toolbar's "GtkTooltips *tooltips" member, which is declared public > but apparently not exposed as a property to Python. >
I don't quite remember how the tooltips API works but... doesn't just creating an instance of gtk.Tooltips() work? The tooltips API is being rewritten on gtk trunk btw. Marco _______________________________________________ Sugar mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.laptop.org/mailman/listinfo/sugar
