I think I may have found the problem with the gtk.TreeModelSort. The
error message that was returned by pygtk indicated that a NULL iter was
the problem. However, NULL is a valid argument that the function can
receive.
The attached patch removes the check for a NULL iter, and makes sure
that if a
On Fri, Oct 24, 2003 at 04:21:47PM +0800, James Henstridge wrote:
> >I need a TextView that changes its width depending on the maximum number
> >of characters per line that the user wants it to have. I need that the
> >user be able to configure it to have between a number of characters per
> >line
Hi all -
I've just joined this list after hacking with PyGTK for a few months ; I
hope I don't muss up this first post ! :) I'd like to give a big thanks
to all the PyGTK developers. This package totally rocks.
So, I have a question about using gnome.canvas.CanvasBpath ; I'm trying
to play around
On Sat, Oct 25, 2003 at 02:18:03PM +0200, Abel Daniel wrote:
> Well, adding gobject.SIGNAL_ACTION to the signal's flags made that go
> away. (And in the C code for treeview similar signals, like
> 'move-cursor' are created with those flags so I guess that's the way
> to do it.)
Added this discuss
Hi John, Hi list,
I'm not sure what format you want so I've left it essentially text,
with a few HTML markups to make things clearer.
I can't get socket.steal to work reliably, so I haven't demonstrated
that. If anyone on pygtk knows how I could reliably embed say an xterm
I'd be most grateful
Lorenzo Gil Sanchez writes:
>
> Try changing the __init__ method to:
>
> def __init__(self, model, *a, **kw):
> self.__gobject_init__()
> self.set_model(model)
>
Gee, thanks a lot, that helped.
> Anyway, I run into other problem: when I type CTRL+Up the signal is
> emitted b
Hi, (sorry for the format but on weekends I have to use horrible webmail)
>Apparently this is my problem. If I call gtk.TreeView.__init__,
>nothing happens, and the new signal is not usable (Control-Up >does the
>same as Up in itself, and if I try to emit the signal with
>treeview.emit(...) I get
