Hello,
I have a few questions about gnomeprint. Some of them are not specific to
python bindings, but in case anybody on this list knows the answer I would
greatly appreciate any help.
1. How do I set the paper size for a job? I know that it can be later
selected from the menu, but I would like
On Thu, Mar 04, 2004 at 03:52:02PM -0500, Jamey Cribbs wrote:
> I have a CList with several columns on a window. When the you click on
> a clist column header, it puts a dashed-line around the column header (I
> guess it is making it the focused widget). Is there a way to turn this
> off. I d
I have a CList with several columns on a window. When the you click on
a clist column header, it puts a dashed-line around the column header (I
guess it is making it the focused widget). Is there a way to turn this
off. I don't like the look of the dashed-line around the column header.
Thank
Thank to thoose who helped, butI found the solution somewhere else.
Putting the applet in a windew helps to detect most problems, but thoose
related to the specific panel environment are not shown. What I did was
simply redirecting the stdout and stderr:
def redirect_out(self,file):
stdo =
Am Do, den 04.03.2004 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED] um 15:20:
> I want to make a menubar.deselect() when the mouse leave the application
> (i want avoid, that the popupmenu will still on top, if the user change
> into a other application).
>
> Problem: When the menu is popup i get only events from
I want to make a menubar.deselect() when the mouse leave the application
(i want avoid, that the popupmenu will still on top, if the user change
into a other application).
Problem: When the menu is popup i get only events from this menu.
I can move the mousepointer around the toplevel window b
[Thomas Moore]
> > Hi:
> >
> > I've found tutorial Chapter 14, "Tree View Widget" is empty.
> > Is there any example to demonstrate how to use this widget?
[Ling Li]
> Following is a scratch of code in one of my program, it only uses ListStore.
> I hope it will be some help.
Note that the source
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I used a treeview in the LinuxJournal article as well. It might be
worth a read...
- -dave
Ling Li wrote:
| Following is a scratch of code in one of my program, it only uses
| ListStore. I hope it will be some help.
|
| class Local():
|
| COL_ICON =
A Qui, 2004-03-04 às 09:26, Andrew P. Lentvorski, Jr. escreveu:
> On Tue, 2 Mar 2004, Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro wrote:
>
> > That is a sign of bad design. This only happens if you do this:
> > def expose_event_cb(widget, event):
> > # start some drawing
> > whil
Following is a scratch of code in one of my program, it only uses ListStore.
I hope it will be some help.
class Local():
COL_ICON = 0
COL_FILENAME = 1
COL_FILESIZE = 2
COL_FILETYPE = 3
COL_FILEMTIME = 4
COL_ISDIR = 5
COL_SIZE_IN_BYTES = 6
COL_MTIME = 7
def __i
On Tue, 2 Mar 2004, Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro wrote:
> That is a sign of bad design. This only happens if you do this:
> def expose_event_cb(widget, event):
> # start some drawing
> while more_work:
> # do some heavy work to obtain re
Hi:
I've found tutorial Chapter 14, "Tree View Widget" is empty.
Is there any example to demonstrate how to use this widget?
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