Re: [pygtk] Default fontsize changeable under Windows?

2003-01-10 Thread John K Luebs
On Fri, Jan 10, 2003 at 11:44:32AM -0500, Rene Olsthoorn wrote: > Dear readers, > > When my little application is finished, it must also run under Windows. > I've noticed that the widgets are large under Windows. For instance, the menubar is >approx. 50% bigger than an average windows menubar. Al

Re: [pygtk] How to configure Text Tags

2003-01-10 Thread John Finlay
Martijn Brouwer wrote: I have problems creating a read-only tag in gtk.TextBuffer. I have the following information: 1) from the API documentation of gtk.TextView: gtk.TextView.set_editable def set_editable(setting) setting : whether it's editable Sets the default editability of the gtk

[pygtk] How to configure Text Tags

2003-01-10 Thread Martijn Brouwer
I have problems creating a read-only tag in gtk.TextBuffer. I have the following information: 1) from the API documentation of gtk.TextView: gtk.TextView.set_editable def set_editable(setting) setting : whether it's editable Sets the default editability of the gtk.TextView. You can overrid

Re: [pygtk] Threads in timeouts

2003-01-10 Thread Jesse Pavel
> > Is this GTK 1.2 or 2.x? > Ah, I should have mentioned that this is with Gtk 2. Take care, Jesse Christian Reis on January 10, 2003 wrote: > On Fri, Jan 10, 2003 at 05:19:04PM -0500, Jesse Pavel wrote: > > > > I've read that timeout functions registered with gtk.timeout_add() > >

Re: [pygtk] Threads in timeouts

2003-01-10 Thread Christian Reis
On Fri, Jan 10, 2003 at 05:19:04PM -0500, Jesse Pavel wrote: > > I've read that timeout functions registered with gtk.timeout_add() > may be called from a separate thread; but is this true even if I This was a rumor that Jon Nelson brought up, and I have yet to see proof of it. I *think* your app

[pygtk] Threads in timeouts

2003-01-10 Thread Jesse Pavel
Hello, I've read that timeout functions registered with gtk.timeout_add() may be called from a separate thread; but is this true even if I don't initialize threading with gtk.threads_init()? My plan was to have an independent thread--that never makes GDK or GTK calls--store events in a Queue, fr

Re: [pygtk] Default fontsize changeable under Windows?

2003-01-10 Thread Johan Dahlin
fre 2003-01-10 klockan 15.49 skrev Christian Reis: > On Fri, Jan 10, 2003 at 11:44:32AM -0500, Rene Olsthoorn wrote: > > I've noticed that the widgets are large under Windows. For instance, > > the menubar is approx. 50% bigger than an average windows menubar. > > Also the Font is bigger. > > You

Re: [pygtk] About the gtk.Combo "select-child" trigger

2003-01-10 Thread Christian Reis
On Tue, Jan 07, 2003 at 05:04:42AM -0500, Rene Olsthoorn wrote: > Try the example below. It will trigger the select-child event when you > press the "SetText" button. (b.t.w. it will also trigger the event > twice (on WindowsNT) when you only dropdown.(bug?) And it will trigger > it twice when you

Re: [pygtk] Default fontsize changeable under Windows?

2003-01-10 Thread Christian Reis
On Fri, Jan 10, 2003 at 11:44:32AM -0500, Rene Olsthoorn wrote: > I've noticed that the widgets are large under Windows. For instance, > the menubar is approx. 50% bigger than an average windows menubar. > Also the Font is bigger. You might want to look into an alternative theme for GTK on Win32,

[pygtk] Default fontsize changeable under Windows?

2003-01-10 Thread Rene Olsthoorn
Dear readers, When my little application is finished, it must also run under Windows. I've noticed that the widgets are large under Windows. For instance, the menubar is approx. 50% bigger than an average windows menubar. Also the Font is bigger. Does any have knowledge about how to change the de