Re: [pygtk] ZvtTerm question

2002-09-05 Thread Christian Reis 

On Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 11:46:26AM -0400, Steve McClure wrote:
  First of all, you can get the character cell size as term.charwidth and 
  term.charheight.
  
  You can then use the set_geometry_hints() method on the toplevel GtkWindow:
  win.set_geometry_hints(geometry_widget=term, 
  width_inc=term.charwidth, height_inc=term.charheight)
  
  This should get the window to resize in the desired increments.
 
 Thanks for the info.  Only problem is when I run get_window() on the
 GtkDialog instance, I get a GdkWindow type not a GtkWindow type and it
 doesn't have that method.adkadmin dynacenter

The GtkDialog is already a GtkWindow (class inheritance), it will
support set_geometry_hints(). The GdkWindow is a lower-level
abstraction.

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Re: [pygtk] ZvtTerm question

2002-09-05 Thread Steve McClure 

On Thu, 2002-09-05 at 11:58, Christian Reis wrote:
 On Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 11:46:26AM -0400, Steve McClure wrote:
   First of all, you can get the character cell size as term.charwidth and 
   term.charheight.
   
   You can then use the set_geometry_hints() method on the toplevel GtkWindow:
   win.set_geometry_hints(geometry_widget=term, 
   width_inc=term.charwidth, height_inc=term.charheight)
   
   This should get the window to resize in the desired increments.
  
  Thanks for the info.  Only problem is when I run get_window() on the
  GtkDialog instance, I get a GdkWindow type not a GtkWindow type and it
  doesn't have that method.adkadmin   dynacenter
 
 The GtkDialog is already a GtkWindow (class inheritance), it will
 support set_geometry_hints(). The GdkWindow is a lower-level
 abstraction.

Sometimes it is hard being dumb. At least, too dumb to read the code and
think for 10 seconds.  Thanks for pointing out my transgressions. 8-)

And of course, James' code works like a charm.

 
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Re: [pygtk] ZvtTerm question

2002-09-05 Thread Rob Brown-Bayliss 

On Fri, 2002-09-06 at 05:17, Steve McClure wrote:

 Sometimes it is hard being dumb. At least, too dumb to read the code and
 think for 10 seconds.  Thanks for pointing out my transgressions. 8-)

Don't be so hard on yourself,  at least once a week I post a question,
have a coffee, look at my code and realise how silly I was, post a quick
thanks, got it sorted in reply to my first message.

and I haven't even received a friendly complaint yet alone a real flame 

  ;o)

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[pygtk] ZvtTerm question

2002-09-04 Thread Steve McClure 

I guess this might not strictly be a PyGnome (is there a mailing list
for PyGnome) question but, is there anyway to set the hints so that I
can limit the resize to character size blocks?

I'm having a problem where some parts of the screen will become black
after executing a shell in the ZvtTerm and then doing an ls -l.  I'm
setting the COLORTERM environment variable.  Once the window is resized
by the user the problem goes away.  This is with pygnome 1.4.1-1, and
pygtk 0.6.8-3.  Any clues would be greatly appreciated.


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Re: [pygtk] ZvtTerm question

2002-09-04 Thread James Henstridge 

Steve McClure wrote:

I guess this might not strictly be a PyGnome (is there a mailing list
for PyGnome) question but, is there anyway to set the hints so that I
can limit the resize to character size blocks?

I'm having a problem where some parts of the screen will become black
after executing a shell in the ZvtTerm and then doing an ls -l.  I'm
setting the COLORTERM environment variable.  Once the window is resized
by the user the problem goes away.  This is with pygnome 1.4.1-1, and
pygtk 0.6.8-3.  Any clues would be greatly appreciated.

First of all, you can get the character cell size as term.charwidth and 
term.charheight.

You can then use the set_geometry_hints() method on the toplevel GtkWindow:
win.set_geometry_hints(geometry_widget=term, 
width_inc=term.charwidth, height_inc=term.charheight)

This should get the window to resize in the desired increments.

James.

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