Jusa wrote:
Hi,
I've been trying to figure out why I can't get text to wrap by the word
with PyGTK TextView. I have a method similar to this in a class which is
supposed to create a scrollable TextView inside a ScrolledWindow:
def buildTextBox(self):
self.scrollWnd =
Hi,
i think my problem is very simple but I didn't get it right...
All I want to do is substitute normal toggling of CheckButton to step into
inconsisten mode. I have the working situation in a CellRenderer but now I
need it also for normal Widgets.
1. I thought I'd connect to
Hello,
To integrate my shootingArea widget (which inherits gtk.Drawingarea) in my
GTU (defined with glade), I follow theses steps:
1) in glade, I create a dummy widget where I want to put my custom widget;
2) in my code, right after loading the glade file, I do:
dummyWidget =
On Sun, 2008-06-29 at 12:25 +0200, Frédéric wrote:
Hello,
To integrate my shootingArea widget (which inherits gtk.Drawingarea) in my
GTU (defined with glade), I follow theses steps:
1) in glade, I create a dummy widget where I want to put my custom widget;
Why create a dummy widget at
On dimanche 29 juin 2008, John Stowers wrote:
Why create a dummy widget at all? You could just pack the shooting
widget into a container, likely the container that your dummy widget
currently resides in.
That's a good suggestion! And it works :o)
The only bad point is I can't pack the widget
