[pygtk] GtkCList and find_row_from_data

2001-10-24 Thread Travis Hume

I'm trying to use the find_row_from_data() in GtkClist to determine if I
should update a row or append a new one, but find_row_from_data() always
returns a -1 (row not found).

What should the data parameter to find_row_from_data() look like?  The
clist has two columns and I also associate some additional data with
each row using set_row_data()


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[pygtk] GtkCList and find_row_from_data()

2001-10-23 Thread Travis Hume

I'm trying to use the find_row_from_data() in GtkClist to determine if I
should update a row or append a new one, but find_row_from_data() always
returns a -1 (row not found).

What should the data parameter to find_row_from_data() look like?  The
clist has two columns and I also associate some additional data with
each row using set_row_data()
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[pygtk] GtkCList children() always returns []

2001-10-23 Thread Travis Hume

Given this very simple example:

python/pop3ck.py : python
Python 2.1.1 (#1, Aug 30 2001, 17:36:05) 
[GCC 2.96 2731 (Mandrake Linux 8.1 2.96-0.61mdk)] on linux-i386
Type copyright, credits or license for more information.
 from gtk import *
 c = GtkCList(1,['blah'])
 print c.children()
[]
 c.append('blah')
0
 print c.children()
[]

 
shouldn't c return something other than [] when calling children()?

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[pygtk] Xlib error

2001-03-20 Thread Travis Hume

Last night I modified a piece of PyGtk code that I use quite often by
adding the line:

self.win.set_position( WIN_POS_MOUSE )

before doing a win.show().  Now I get this:

"Xlib: unexpected async reply (sequence 0x1d4)!"

What's up with that?  I can attach the code, it isn't big, and it sure
ain't pretty.


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