Hi!
I've been just wondering how one can display a scrolled image what is bigger
than the screen?
DrawableArea in a Viewport in a ScrolledWindow works like a charm as long the
image is smaller than the screen.
Any ideas? Is there some easier way then doing the scrolling myself
(DrawableArea +
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> I'm trying to change the font size in pygtk-1.9.xWin32 because the default is
>absolutly to big, but it
> is not described in the FAQ or tutorial. I tryed changinf the gtkrc file..
>but it doesn't do a thing.
You mean
http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/index.py?req=show&file=f
I'm trying to change the font size in pygtk-1.9.xWin32 because the default is
absolutly to big, but it
is not described in the FAQ or tutorial. I tryed changinf the gtkrc file..
but it doesn't do a thing.
Any Ideas
Thanks in advance
They that can give up es
Hi all,
I don't think gtk.Adjustment.set_all() should be deprecated. The individual
setters are nice, but when you change several of an adjustment's components
using individual setters (a common operation), the "changed" signal gets
emitted multiple times. Kind of a bummer if a signal handler is e
Hello,
I'm using a TreeView to display a list backed by a ListStore, and
make many changes to the store at one time: how do I freeze and
thaw the view to speed up these actions? I've seen the
freeze_notify/thaw_notify methods in GObject, and the
freeze_child_notify/thaw_child_notify methods in Gt
How do I obtain a gtk.gdk.Image??
I'm trying to paint an image on a Drawing Area with DA.draw_image
I can't use a gtk.Image. Any ideas on another way of painting it or to obtain
this object?
I checked the FAQ and the tutorial. Int the first there is nothing usef
On Fri, Jan 31, 2003 at 03:00:41PM -0400, Pablo Endres wrote:
>I'm creating a pixmap and it needs a gtk.gdk.window. How do I get one?
>I followed kiko's example from his FAQ, but it doesn't work:
>I get an AttributeError wen I call the get_window method.
The FAQ still has some 0.6isms. I
