Rich Burridge wrote:
Hi.
We (Sun Microsystems) are in the process of integrating PyORBIT, PyGtk and
gnome-python into our next major Solaris JDS (GNOME) release. One of the
steps in order to achieve this is to get the project reviewed by an
architectural review committee. The committee has a "20 questions"
document.
Excellent!
Proposed Former Stability
Interface Stability Classification
Name Classification or Other Comments
------------------------ ------------- --------------------
"import atk" External Pygtk imports [1]
"import glade" External
This is found as gtk.glade
"import pygtk" External
You also have: gtk.keysyms, gtk.gdk and gtk.compat (for some
compatilibity with ancient versions)
Not needed, only a wrapper for handling multiple installed versions.
Note that some parts of the documentation still needs to be written,
atk is completely missing for instance.
What I don't seem to be able to find is the equivalent for PyORBIT
or gnome-python. I've just downloaded the source tarball at:
There's as far as I know no documentation for gnome-python or pyorbit.
The easiest way to get a list of APIs is to write a script which goes
through all the modules and introspects them (using dir/getattr/isinstance).
Johan
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