Re: [pygtk] Good way to determine which version of PyGObject is installed

Hi, Thanks for the pointers! My current system reports (Gtk.get_major_version(), Gtk.get_minor_version(), Gtk.get_micro_version()) 3.4.2 GObject.pygobject_version: (3, 2, 2) GObject._version: 2.0 What is GObject._version: 2.0 referring to? At the moment I don't want to drive logic based on the

[pygtk] PyGObject 3.7.2 released

I am pleased to announce version 3.7.2 of the Python bindings for GObject. This is the second release of the 3.7.x series which will eventually result in the stable 3.8 release for GNOME 3.8. This version contains some major refactoring. A lot of effort was spent on ensuring API stability, but the

Re: [pygtk] Turning the PyGTK+ brand into something more than it currently is

Hi to all, After a long time I'm back on python and gtk. I'm using gobject and I like it a lot... I totally agree with Rafael; we must start contributing to the Python GTK+3 in order to have a guide as complete as the one for pygtk. The second step can be to help Dieter as beta tester with his eff

Re: [pygtk] Good way to determine which version of PyGObject is installed

Off the top of my head you can get it using GObject._version. On Nov 18, 2012 10:06 PM, "Christian Mallwitz" wrote: > Hi > > There was a time one could do > > >>> import gtk > >>> gtk.pygtk_version > (2, 17, 0) > > How can I do the same with gi.repository.Gtk when using > gobject-introspection fr