Re: [pygtk] problem appending data to Clist using libglade

2000-09-06 Thread James Henstridge

On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, Hugo Varotto wrote:

 
 Hi to all,
 
 while writing a small program in Python using GTK and libglade, I found
 a strange behaviour with CLists created with libglade. If I try to
 append data to a clist, no matter what string I put in the "append"
 instruction, the clist only shows up the first lettter of the string.
 I'm very puzzled at this, and I'm no sure if I should initialize
 beforehand the width of the clist column or whatever.
 
 I've attached a very small Python program that will load a very small
 .glade XML file and attemt to add ( append ) some data to it. In my
 machine at least it shows only the first letter 9 for all the rows ).
 I'm also attaching the .glade file ( hope I'm not breaking any mailing
 list rule by attaching these text files ). I'll apreciate if somebody
 could take a look at them to see what's wrong.
 
 Now the usual stuff: I'm running RedHat 6.2, python is 1.5 and the
 versions of PyGTK is 0.6.6, pygnome is 1.0.53 and libglade is 0.14
 ( I believe the latest ones distributed by Helixcode GNOME ).
 
 I'm fairly new to the Python and libglade world ( 3 days ago I haven't
 even tried to start python neither using libglade ), so it might be very
 possible that I'm doing something very wrong.
 
 Thanks in advance,

The append method takes a sequence of strings as its argument.  So, pass
in ['blah'] rather than 'blah'.  'blah' looks like a sequence of one
character strings (it is equivalent to ['b', 'l', 'a', 'h']).

James.

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Re: [pygtk] problem appending data to Clist using libglade

2000-09-06 Thread Hugo Varotto


Awsome !  Thanks !   That definitely worked, as I said, I'm pretty new to
Python.

Regards,

Hugo



James Henstridge wrote:


 The append method takes a sequence of strings as its argument.  So, pass
 in ['blah'] rather than 'blah'.  'blah' looks like a sequence of one
 character strings (it is equivalent to ['b', 'l', 'a', 'h']).

 James.

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