Randy> Thanks Steve. I've located the C source for (pre-Gtk2.0 version
Randy> of) GtkDial, but have not found the PyGtk wrapper. I would like
Randy> to get the wrapper (Python/C source?), so I would at least have a
Randy> chance of porting the widget to recent versions of Gtk/PyGtk in
Randy> the future (and provide hope to my client that analog gauges are
Randy> in the works). Any idea where I can find the PyGtk wrapper, even
Randy> though it won't work with Gtk2.0?
You might try downloading a pre-gtk-2.0 version of PyGTK and checking to see
if it's in there. For the most part the current PyGTK wrappers are
generated from some lisp-y interface definitions. Take a look at
gtk/gtk.defs. For things the .defs files can't handle, you can write a
.override file. Look at gtk/gtkwidget.override for an example. I don't
recall if the pre-2.0 stuff used the .defs/.override files. If so, you
should be able to modify them slightly. If not, they aren't that tough to
write. I'd look at the .def file for a functionally similar widget, such as
GtkProgressBar or GtkScale.
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