Re: [pygtk] CLI arguments

[James Henstridge]

It is the gnome code that is doing this.  I will be fixing this up when
moving to gnome-libs-2.

Currently the way to do this is to parse the arguments before importing
gnome.ui, and remove all but the gnome/gtk ones.

James.

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On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, J.W. Bizzaro wrote:

> I'm trying to parse the command-line for arguments, but when the argument is a
> flag (starts with - or --), gtk catches it and (if it isn't a gtk flag) returns
> 
> Error on option --bla: unknown option.
> 
> How do I (1) turn off gtk's argument parsing or (2) make use of it in pygtk?
> 
> Jeff
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Re: [pygtk] CLI arguments

[Rick Ree]

Parse the arguments before gtk is imported, and remove your app-specific
ones from sys.argv -- that is the only way I found that worked.

--Rick

On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, J.W. Bizzaro wrote:

> I'm trying to parse the command-line for arguments, but when the argument is a
> flag (starts with - or --), gtk catches it and (if it isn't a gtk flag) returns
> 
> Error on option --bla: unknown option.
> 
> How do I (1) turn off gtk's argument parsing or (2) make use of it in pygtk?
> 
> Jeff
> To unsubscribe: echo "unsubscribe" | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 

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[pygtk] CLI arguments

[J.W. Bizzaro]

I'm trying to parse the command-line for arguments, but when the argument is a
flag (starts with - or --), gtk catches it and (if it isn't a gtk flag) returns

Error on option --bla: unknown option.

How do I (1) turn off gtk's argument parsing or (2) make use of it in pygtk?

Jeff
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