Hi Alberto,
It's worth looking at how the Inkscape project does this. They have a
makefile that copies all the required DLLs from the Windows system
(c:\GTK or wherever) into the local directory. I think that there are a
few environment variables.
http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.cgi/inkscape/in
Sorry for the noice. I figured this out myself. It was so easy that I'm
a little embarrased...
I just store the fonts in for example ~/.fonts, as explained in
http://www.gimp.org/unix/fonts.html
Now I have to figure out how to display the correct glyphs from the font,
since it is not in a standar
Hello --
I'm writing code to record and replay a user's actions, for the
purpose of creating a test suite. For example, when the user presses
a button, the line "button.clicked()" will be put in the log, with
"button" set to an appropriate widget. Then the log can be run and
the session
Hello
I want to include a music font with the GNU Solfege program, with is
written using pygtk. I want to display glyphs from this on on a
CairoContext.
Is is possible to select the font in a file
/usr/share/myapplication/fonts/filename, without installing it with
fontconfig?
I'm asking partly be
Hi all,I need to set up a .zip file wich contains the following package ready to work (0for windows) after the unzip:* Python 2.4* Gtk+* libglade* PyGtk2.4 + PyGlade2.4* GazpachoI installed the following packages over a clean Installation of windows (all in the same directory):
Python 2.4 runtime f
Johan Dahlin a écrit :
- FileChooserDialogs are also affected by this problem
- It seems to be linked with my locale, fr_FR: setting the locale to "C"
corrects the problem ... but then, I lose my french strings, so I
redefined the LC_MESSAGES locale to fr_FR :-)
You might nee
Robert Sugg wrote:
> Please explain why your configure script looks for "glib" instead of
> "glib2". I have "glib2" v2.8.5 installed on a SUSE Pro 9.1 rig.
The configure script does not look for any /packages/ at all.
It looks for a .pc file, which is usually included in the
development pack
> - FileChooserDialogs are also affected by this problem
> - It seems to be linked with my locale, fr_FR: setting the locale to "C"
> corrects the problem ... but then, I lose my french strings, so I
> redefined the LC_MESSAGES locale to fr_FR :-)
You might need to set the locale to fr_FR.UTF-8.
P
Hi,
I have found new elements about my last problem (cf. Can't use
FileChooserButton) :
- FileChooserDialogs are also affected by this problem
- It seems to be linked with my locale, fr_FR: setting the locale to "C"
corrects the problem ... but then, I lose my french strings, so I
redefined
John Finlay wrote:
> Sebastian Pölsterl wrote:
>> John Finlay wrote:
>>
>>> Sebastian Pölsterl wrote:
>>>
[...]
>>> Did you call gtk.Menu.set_accel_group() for your menu?
>>>
>>> John
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> gtk.Menu is a popup menu, but I'm using gtk.MenuBar that doesn't have
>> set_accel_g
On Sat, Apr 01, 2006 at 09:48:19PM +0200, Sandro Dentella wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i have an application w/ several entries. I don't want to fill entries
> with completion as a default entryCompletion to avoid getting too many
> data from the db. I only want to fill in the completion on request (eg
Hi,
while gtk.event_pending():
gtk.main_iteration()
does the trick. Went right past this one in the FAQ.
http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/index.py?req=show&file=faq23.020.htp
is useful as well.
Thanks,
Sean
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