Thanks for your quick answer :) > I switched the __init__.py to explicitly export all its symbols and I > forgot to include is_mouse_press. Now fixed in development and it will > be in 1.0.1.
Great > Are you sure your terminal is detected as using utf-8? what does > > import urwid; print urwid.get_encoding_mode() > > say? % python -c "import urwid; print urwid.get_encoding_mode()" utf8 (I'm using konsole on kubuntu 11.04) Anyway I probably have non unicode strings in my code, I'll check it. > We're talking about a few lines of code. I don't think that's a big > duplication problem :-) Of course, I was talking generally. Other stuff can be implemented > But, of course I'm happy to consider patches > to Urwid with new widgets. That's how the tree widgets were added to 1.0.0 Oki, the only issue is I'm far too busy to review my code, test it and propose patches for urwid at the moment. I hope I can do that in the near future. > Ian Goffi _______________________________________________ Urwid mailing list [email protected] http://lists.excess.org/mailman/listinfo/urwid
