Maybe someone comes up with a better solution. I'm pretty new to PyGtk myself to be honest.
greetz,
Dimitri
On 6/3/05, Mark Cooke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The way I have got it to work
(and this is probaly completely wrong and bad practice, as there should
only be ONE gtk.main() per application), is to rather than use
gtkDialog, create a new gtk.main() & new GtkWindow with all my fields in
and when they click 'OK', validate the fields, and once the fields have
all be completed, run gtk.main_quit() to remove this the new window, so
this does not affect the parent window.
Mark
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