Re: [pygtk] Re: clickable label and Fixed container

Axel R. wrote: Hi all, I would like click on a label who is put on a Fixed container - I've put an image on this Fixed to do something like this : http://www.cursodeesperanto.com.br/fr/ekrano1.jpg I've found that I can't connect a signal on a label and I have to use a eventBox to d

[pygtk] Re: clickable label and Fixed container

> >Hi all, > >I would like click on a label who is put on a Fixed container - I've put an > >image on this Fixed to do something like this : > >http://www.cursodeesperanto.com.br/fr/ekrano1.jpg > >I've found that I can't connect a signal on a label and I have to use a > eventBox > >to do this. > >B

Re: [pygtk] create help for a multiplatform app

On 7/28/05, pier carteri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi to all, > I'm developing a multiplatform app with python and gtk. It must work fine > in linux and in window (maybe also OsX). > As every good app It must have an help (better a contextual help) showing > how to use it. > But at this point

[pygtk] Here is my project: SEFIR

After asking you my stuck points while i am writing my project, with all your help, i managed to finish a simple program, SEFIR. Thanx for everyone that helped me with my questions. It may be helpfull for the new beginners to Glade, Python and Pygtk, also the ones who want to use pyssh and gnome-

Re: [pygtk] Treeview space between columns

For the sake of whom might concern, I'm reporting a possible solution I could find by reading source code into gtktreeviewcolumn.c. When a column is displayed, the calculated size takes into account the width of the focus line as well. By setting it to zero, the cells will be drawn close each oth

Re: [pygtk] clickable label and Fixed container

Axel R. wrote: Hi all, I would like click on a label who is put on a Fixed container - I've put an image on this Fixed to do something like this : http://www.cursodeesperanto.com.br/fr/ekrano1.jpg I've found that I can't connect a signal on a label and I have to use a eventBox to do this. But no

[pygtk] create help for a multiplatform app

Hi to all, I'm developing a multiplatform app with python and gtk. It must work fine in linux and in window (maybe also OsX). As every good app It must have an help (better a contextual help) showing how to use it. But at this point I'm not sure what to do. I can see more than one  option: 1) Usi

Re: [pygtk] Is this the most reasonable way to put a stock icon in a Button?

John Finlay wrote: > A better way would be to use a ToolButton instead of a Button but don't > put it in a Toolbar. It will automatically use only the icon if not in a > ToolBar: > > b=gtk.ToolButton(gtk.STOCK_CLOSE) > > John Oh, I didn't know I could do that. Nice. The look is a bit different,

[pygtk] how to have tkwait in pyGTK

Hello, how can I do something like tkwait from Tcl/Tk in pyGTK (Python) I need to stop processing the code while waiting for results of dialog. (Actually I need to implement my own run() method in a class derived from MessageDialog). Thanks, Radek

Re: [pygtk] Is this the most reasonable way to put a stock icon in a Button?

Francesco Marchetti-Stasi wrote: pier carteri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Francesco, > probably I didn't undestand you question but: > > close_button = gtk.Button(stock =gtk.STOCK_CLOSE ) > > Is that what you need? Oh, right, sorry, I neglected to mention the real need: I want to get the

[pygtk] clickable label and Fixed container

Hi all, I would like click on a label who is put on a Fixed container - I've put an image on this Fixed to do something like this : http://www.cursodeesperanto.com.br/fr/ekrano1.jpg I've found that I can't connect a signal on a label and I have to use a eventBox to do this. But now, I've 2 problems