[pygtk] A quick comment re: McMillan Installer

Today I downloaded version .5 of McMillan's Installer (I must be missing something, why is it called "Installer" when it makes a binary/set of libraries?). Anyway, I tried it with a simple PyGTK/PyGNOME/libglade app I made. I only had one problem, it didn't find the import _gdkimlibmodule.so. I w

Re: [pygtk] Pygtk 1.99 and threading.

Tom Morton wrote: >I'm using python 2.2b1, pygtk 1.99.5 and gtk 1.3.11. > >If i compile pygtk with --enable-thread then pygtk programs simply crash >immediately with a segfault. without threading they work fine, but i need >threading support. is there a way of getting the nice tasty threads_enter

Re: [pygtk] pygtk-1.99.5

Hi James, Is there any maintenance effort being done on the old pygtk (0.6.8) source base or is it considered complete? Just wondering because I have encountered some problems that I would report if there is still some development activity. Thanks John _

[pygtk] Pygtk 1.99 and threading.

I'm using python 2.2b1, pygtk 1.99.5 and gtk 1.3.11. If i compile pygtk with --enable-thread then pygtk programs simply crash immediately with a segfault. without threading they work fine, but i need threading support. is there a way of getting the nice tasty threads_enter/ leave() thing that pyg

[pygtk] RFC: add __gsignals__ class attribute

After some of the difficulties Skip was having with adding new signals to GObject subclasses, I brought up the idea of changing the syntax (or adding a new method) for specifying signals for a GObject defined in python. At the moment, code that creates a new class with signals should look some

[pygtk] pygtk-1.99.5

There is now a pygtk-1.99.5 tarball up on ftp.gnome.org at: ftp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/earthquake/sources/pygtk/pygtk-1.99.5.tar.gz (with diffs to previous versions). The majority of the work in this release was done by Skip and Matt. You will need python >= 2.2b1 to compile this release

Re: [pygtk] adding wrappers for gtkhtml2

Skip Montanaro wrote: >James> If you want to see an example of distributing a binding outside >James> of the pygtk module, take a look at the gnome-python package. It >James> has been set up to build separately. > >Matt> for example, when I wrapped atk: >... >Matt> The ge

Re: [pygtk] adding wrappers for gtkhtml2

Matt> Get the authors to register it as a boxed type. Thanks. Where do I learn about boxed types? Skip ___ pygtk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.daa.com.au/mailman/listinfo/pygtk

Re: [pygtk] adding wrappers for gtkhtml2

Get the authors to register it as a boxed type. Cheers, Matt On Wed, Nov 28, 2001 at 02:23:31PM -0600, Skip Montanaro wrote: > > James> If you want to see an example of distributing a binding outside > James> of the pygtk module, take a look at the gnome-python package. It >

Re: [pygtk] adding wrappers for gtkhtml2

James> If you want to see an example of distributing a binding outside James> of the pygtk module, take a look at the gnome-python package. It James> has been set up to build separately. Matt> for example, when I wrapped atk: ... Matt> The generic rule in pygtk cvs will

Re: [pygtk] libglade and Gtk2

pygtk 1.99.x already has a glade module that uses libglade 2. cheers, matt On Wed, Nov 28, 2001 at 09:07:26AM -0600, Ralph Walden wrote: > Does it now are are there any plans for > Glade/libglade to work with the new GTK2/pygtk API? ___ pygtk mailing

[pygtk] libglade and Gtk2

Does it now are are there any plans for Glade/libglade to work with the new GTK2/pygtk API? James? Thanks, Ralph Walden -- Ralph E. Walden Tripos, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ pygtk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.daa.com.au/mailman/list