On May 6, 2006, at 4:39 PM, Aengys wrote: > Hi all, > > Being struck by article 7421 of the linux journal > (http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7421), I'll tried to give it a > go. > Mainly because I have done some experiments with Glade and found that > it is really easy to create good looking GUIs. On the other end, there > is the GladeGen tool which helps you in building a skeleton in Python > such that you only have to code the events. But being a newbie with > Python as well as Glade I'm heavily dependent on documentation (mainly > online a big part being usenet). There I found that almost nobody > seems to use it, or they don't have any problems with it. In this > group > there is only thread that has a reference to it! > > So my questions: > > Does anybody use GladeGen? If not, why? > > For those that do use it, where do I write the code which has to be > executed when a window loads? The thing is pretty basic here. I > have a > window with a treeview, and I simply want that treeview filled up when > opening the window. > > Hoping for some echos... > > Aengys >
I'm the author of it - I got a number (20-30 I think) of responses from people using it and a few quick questions. I emailed the gnome- python maintainer to see if they were interested in including it or taking it over, but never heard back. If anyone wants to take it over and extend it, you're welcome to. I believe Linux Journal maintained copyright ownership for a few months after the publication but then it reverts back to the author so I'll happily release it under the GPL for anyone to extend. To answer your question, you can put your code in the init method after the call to: GladeWindow.__init__ or you can override the GladeWindow's show method in your class if you want it to be called every time the window is shown. I often wrote a method named "populate" to file in data in widgets and then called it from the show method. Dave -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
