Re: TypeError: Expected GObject.Object, but got GObjectMeta

2012-02-10 Thread tomw
Sorry, sure. This kind of TypeError appears in conjunction with the actor being a Mash.Model [1] which inherits from Clutter.Actor [1] http://docs.clutter-project.org/docs/mash/stable/MashModel.html thanks, Hi, after digging a bit deeper, the respective actors are there. So its

Requesting enough size, but not too much

2012-02-10 Thread Murray Cumming
I would like my application window to be: - At least as big as a certain minimum size. - A little bigger if the screen is big enough for that. - Not bigger than the screen. - Not bigger than necessary. I can control the size of my window by calling these functions on the individual widgets:

PyGObject - GI - Adventure (was: TypeError: Expected GObject.Object, but got GObjectMeta)

2012-02-10 Thread tomw
Sorry folks, I don't want to spam the lists here but I thought it may be interesting as I'm certainly not the only one running into these issues. The original initialization issue was obviously coming from using static bindings and GI in parallel (which worked in the past). Moving to newer

Re: Requesting enough size, but not too much

2012-02-10 Thread Juan Pablo
Enviado desde mi iPhone El 10/02/2012, a las 10:38, Murray Cumming murr...@murrayc.com escribió: I would like my application window to be: - At least as big as a certain minimum size. - A little bigger if the screen is big enough for that. - Not bigger than the screen. - Not bigger than

FW: Tree structure for a win32 application deployment

2012-02-10 Thread Fan Chun-wei
Sorry, I am resending this as I missed the mail list when I sent this last night from my phone :) Setting PATH would work, or (assuming your app isn't intended to be run from the command line) you could use AppPaths: