On Wed, 2005-07-20 at 10:17 +0100, Stephen Kennedy wrote:
Ok so i read that if I have
while gtk.events_pending():
gtk.main_iteration(False)
inserted at the right places in my callback (which can be long
computational
), my application would look response since it
With such a code: gnomevfs.async.get_file_info(uri),
fileinfo_callback, options = gnomevfs.FILE_INFO_DEFAULT |
gnomevfs.FILE_INFO_GET_MIME_TYPE)
ıt is possible to get the size of the file by using fileinfo_callback function.
Is there a way like this for directories? When i apply it for a
Two simple questions:
1) There's a way to set the theme that an app will use, without
setting it globally or for the user? Like, just that app will use a
different theme...
2) Using Python or py2exe to generate a standalone executable requires
the installation of the gtk runtime for win32,
Hi all,
I'm trying to write a function that will highlight all occurances of the
string searchStr in the TextBuffer buffer. This is what I've currently got
that doesn't work.
def highlightText(buffer, searchStr):
buffer.create_tag(red_foreground, foreground=red)
start, end =
Rich Burridge wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to write a function that will highlight all occurances of the
string searchStr in the TextBuffer buffer. This is what I've currently
got
that doesn't work.
def highlightText(buffer, searchStr):
buffer.create_tag(red_foreground, foreground=red)
Hi,
i use a Gtk.Image, with pixbuf set from a file, and i would like to know
the new size of the widget when resized, to adjust the pixmap to this
size. But the only thing i can get is the size of the displayed pixmap,
i need the size of the Gtk.Image containing it (gray borders that appear
on
John Finlay wrote:
Looks OK to me except last line should be:
start = matchEnd
And I would create the tag in an initialization method.
Thanks, I'll adjust accordingly.
Are you sure that searchStr is in buffer?
No it wasn't. In fact, nothing was in the text buffer. Here was
