Hi all. If a gtk.Window has been maximized, it seems that the "resize()" method doesn't take effect thereafter. I will illustrate with the following code snippets ::
a) ################################################################### import gtk import gobject win = gtk.Window() win.show() win.resize(683, 346) gobject.MainLoop().run() ################################################################### When the above snippet is run, the window is resized as expected. b) ################################################################### import gtk import gobject win = gtk.Window() win.show() win.maximize() ### Culprit line :-( win.resize(683, 346) gobject.MainLoop().run() ################################################################### Here, once the window is maximized, the resize() stops working :-( Is it expected? Is it a bug? Is there anyway I can get the window to resize, AFTER calling window.maximize() ? Will be grateful for any pointers :) Regards, Ajay
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