Hi.
This discussion has inspired me to create a PyGTK Threading/Networking
example.
Basically it's a chat application. It's comprised of two windows, the
first lets you choose two ports, the one you'll be listening on, and the
one you'll be sending on. The next window is a label, a text ent
Hello,
I have posted to the list about threading problems
with my pygtk program and have gotten some
suggestions, some of which I have tried, others I
havent because it would require some major structural
changes to the code. I thought that surrounding gtk
calls in other threads with gtk.threads_
Hi,
I'm trying to get selected status from GtkCheckMenuItem.
But I couldn't find get_active() method at GtkCheckMenuItem and
its super classes( GtkMenuItem, GtkItem, GtkBin, GtkBin, GtkContainer
and GtkWidget).
How can I access the attribute of selected status of GtkCheckMenuItem?
- Sugimoto
Hi,
I'm trying to get selected status from GtkCheckMenuItem.
But I couldn't find get_active() method at GtkCheckMenuItem and
its super classes( GtkMenuItem, GtkItem, GtkBin, GtkBin, GtkContainer
and GtkWidget).
How can I access the attribute of selected status of GtkCheckMenuItem?
- Sugimoto
Hello.
I'm posting this here because my project has some source files
borrowed from pygtk, and I'd like to ask James Henstridge to check if
I violated any copyrights...
> xbgtk is an XBase-like language object-oriented binding for GTK+
> (http://www.gtk.org).
> At present, xbgtk supports only Ha
On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> On Sun, Jul 07, 2002 at 06:29:37PM -0700, icewind wrote:
...
> > In that while loop I put the code you suggested. When
> > I run the application, I get the following message
> > output (many times):
> >
> > GLib-WARNING **: g_main_iterate(): main lo
