Hello,
2009/12/12 Art Hunkins <abhun...@uncg.edu>:
> style "wide_range"
> {
> GtkRange::slider-width = 40
> }
> class "GtkRange" style "wide_range"
try slider_width instead of slider-width.
Regards,
Iñigo Serna
2009/12/12 Art Hunkins <abhun...@uncg.edu>:
> I'm working in the context of Sugar-on-a-Stick, which defaults scrollbars to
> a (narrow) width of 14. In my two activities, which use a full-screen
> gtk.ScrolledWindow, I'd like to widen the bars to, say, 40. It seems that
> the only way to do so is via an .rc file.
>
> Following specific instructions for setting scrollbar width found here:
> http://bytes.com/topic/python/answers/710473-how-use-styles-pygtk
> I constructed the following scrollwidth.rc file:
> __________________________
> style "wide_range"
> {
> GtkRange::slider-width = 40
> }
>
> class "GtkRange" style "wide_range"
> __________________________
>
> I placed the file in my activity folder, then added the following line
> toward the beginning of the init segment of my activity (.py):
>
> gtk.rc_parse("scrollwidth.rc")
>
> The activity runs fine and its log reflects no errors. However, the window's
> scrollbars remain the default
> width. (They are fully viewable as well.)
>
> (I did try:
> gtk.rc_parse("~/Activities/OurMusic.activity/scrollwidth.rc")
> as well; identical result. This is the complete path to the .rc file.)
>
> Does anyone see the flaw(s) here?
>
> Art Hunkins
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