Hi,
I manage my own undo buffer of changes made to a gtk.TextView. This
necessarily means that the undo controller is connected to the relevant
TextBuffer's "delete-range" and "insert-text" signals. Changes made
during these signals are stored on the undo stack.
Then I ran into some weird beha
On lundi 05 janvier 2009, Miguel Ángel García wrote:
> tb = gtk.TextBuffer()
> tb.get_text(*tb.get_bounds())
>
> with "get_bounds" you will get a vector of size 2. The '*' asterisk
> transforms the vector into the parameters of 'get_text', so you are
> saying: "give me the text from first characte
Hello
tb = gtk.TextBuffer()
tb.get_text(*tb.get_bounds())
with "get_bounds" you will get a vector of size 2. The '*' asterisk
transforms the vector into the parameters of 'get_text', so you are
saying: "give me the text from first character till last one".
See you!
El Sat, 03 Jan 2009 10:31:26
Hi,
Yang Zhang wrote:
> Hi, I'm trying to create a pop-up window positioned immediately below an
> Entry. How do I figure out the coordinates to pass into
> Window.move(x,y)? I couldn't find how to extract this information from
> an Entry. Thanks in advance for any hints.
>
The best way I f
Hi everybody,
I hope everyone had a very festive season and that 2009 will be a great
year for everyone! :)
Yang Zhang wrote:
> Well, another problem is that I don't want this to just fire when text
> is being inserted. I'm building an auto-completion widget, so if
> someone deletes text or i
