> There's something wrong with the code:
>
> ---
> menubar = gtk.MenuBar()
> menubar.connect("button-press-event", on_menubar_click)
> menubar.append(root_menu_item)
> gtk.rc_parse_string('''
> style "browser-bookmarks-menubar-style"
> {
> GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = none
> GtkMenuBar::internal-padding = 0
> }
> class "GtkMenuBar" style "browser-bookmarks-menubar-
> style"''')
> gobject.type_register(menubar.__class__)
> ---
> You can't register the class gtk.MenuBar. It is already registered.
> I'm surprised this actually worked... You should do something like:
I think that the gobject.type_register came from a copy-and-paste that I
did of some C code I found. I've taken it out, and it still seems to
work.
Yeah, I was a little surprised that this actually worked too, but for a
different reason. My concern was that trying to set the style of a
GtkMenuBar would affect all other GtkMenuBars running, but the menus in
all the other applications seem unaffected, so I shrugged and left it as
it was.
> class MyMenuBar: pass
> gobject.type_register(MyMenuBar)
>
> (...)later in the code
>
> menubar = MyMenuBar()
> menubar.connect("button-press-event", on_menubar_click)
> menubar.append(root_menu_item)
> gtk.rc_parse_string('''
> style "browser-bookmarks-menubar-style"
> {
> GtkMenuBar::shadow-type = none
> GtkMenuBar::internal-padding = 0
> }
> class "MyMenuBar" style "browser-bookmarks-menubar-
> style"''')
In this case, should MyMenuBar subclass GtkMenuBar? Does that
automatically register the type?
> Not sure if it works (due to control/container split), but maybe:
> menubar.unset_flags(gtk.CAN_FOCUS).
This didn't work for me - I tried calling it on the menubar, the menu,
the menuitem, and the applet. Failing all that, I have just asked the
gtk-list mailing list for help.
thanks,
Nigel.
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